Brooklyn News

This week Brooklyn chamber-pop outfit Companion embarks on a two-week tour with fellow pop eccentrics Evangelicals.

Last September, the network was following a high speed car chase in Arizona when driver JoDon Romero got out of his car and shot himself.

U.S. prosecutors announced fraud and other charges Wednesday against eight alleged members of an international cybercrime ring that the government said hacked into the computers of more than a dozen leading financial institutions and the U.S. military's payroll service.

Eight people have been charged with hacking customer accounts at more than a dozen banks, brokerage firms and payroll-processing companies and trying to steal at least $15 million, federal prosecutors said.

As a fortysomething dude with two grade-school daughters and a minivan in the picket fence-lined driveway, the words "hip", "cool", and "killer bar scene" have almost zero relevance to my everyday life.

A large group of Jewish high school students have been kicked off a flight after some refused to put away their cell phones for take-off.

Next up in the Pretty Good At Life project is Katherine Kennedy. She is an Atlanta-based farmer committed to building community, helping children, teaching sustainable food consumption, and feeding those in need.

Companion is the new project from Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Pepi Ginsberg.

Bill O'Reilly got into a shouting match with Juan Williams on Tuesday over the Department of Justice's investigation into Fox News' James Rosen.

Few Americans know that Memorial Day evolved from the vanquished southern states' own "Confederate Memorial Day," launched in 1866.

You are planning for your big, beautiful, loved-filled-day: the highly anticipated day you and your partner solidify your vows of commitment in front of the people closest to you.

King Williams didn't set out to make an epic documentary film about Atlanta's controversial 20-year effort to purge the city of its low-income housing projects.