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Lauren Bacall, 89, passed away on Tuesday.

An upstate New York man was accused on Tuesday of threatening to kill President Barack Obama and other political leaders just days after he was arraigned on charges that he had made previous online death threats against them, authorities said.

Black shoppers at Barneys New York complained they were accused of credit fraud after they purchased luxury items.

FitBit and other health apps could try to sell consumer data to third party groups, Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., advised.

Kevin Ward Jr. died after he was struck by NASCAR racer Tony Stewart Saturday night.

State Department pulled personnel from the U.S. Consulate in Arbil, the capital of the Kurdish region in northern Iraq.

Tony Stewart struck and killed driver Kevin Ward Jr. during a sprint car race Saturday night.

Tony Stewart was in a car and Kevin Ward Jr. was on foot at the time of the fatal incident Saturday night.

Indian tycoon Subrata Roy is putting up for sale three deluxe properties to raise $1.6 billion for a bail bond.

Republicans want state officials to be able to raise cash from Wall Street firms that get state pension deals.

Standard Chartered Bank, which is negotiating with New York state's financial regulator, is facing fines of over $100 million.

The announcement will occur at the U.S.-Africa Business Forum, part of a three-day Africa summit in Washington.

LinkedIn was directed to pay $3.3 million in overtime wages and nearly $2.5 million in damages to 359 current and former employees.

The hospital did not identify which country the man traveled to, but said the nation has had cases of the Ebola virus.

More people are trafficking marijuana out of Colorado since the state legalized the drug in 2012, drug officials say.

Daniela Perdomo, CEO of goTenna, discussed how the new device aims to help users communicate via their smartphone without service.

Great Pacific Securities, a California institutional broker-dealer, is suing Barclays over its "dark pool" practices.

The legendary Greenwich Village cafe hosted early performances by Dylan, Hendrix and other icons in the '60s.

U.S. District Judge Thomas Griesa in New York criticized the decision by Latin America's No. 3 economy to default on $29 billion in debt earlier in the week rather than pay the holdouts as ordered.

His bio says his "writing stems from his father," a newspaper publisher who once wrote that the idea of innocent Palestinians is "nonsense."