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Twenty-six locations in 20 parks in New York City will get free Wi-Fi. Three locations are already activated. By the end of the summer, all 26 locations will go live.

The hackers allegedly responsible for the Sony ordeal have been arrested.

Rep. Anthony Weiner is trying to get back to work and said he won't resign.

A four-year-old patent dispute ended in Microsoft's defeat. The international tech giant now owes $290 million to a small Canadian firm.

Cost not expected to be a deterrent: Average Iron Man salary is $161,000

Watch The Black Eyed Peas perform in New York after weather caused the Robin Hood Foundation to cancel their earlier performance.

Rep. Gabrielle Giffords is still struggling to formulate complete sentences five months after a bullet struck her in the head, an aide told the Arizona Republic yesterday.

China's constant search for natural resources to fuel its burgeoning economy has driven Beijing's helmsmen to the far reaches of Africa, South America and the embattled Middle East.

There is no need to lay off teachers or firefighters or to close fire houses, as proposed earlier by New York's city council in order to save revenue. The answer lies simply within the lawful collection of tax on 40 million cartons of untaxed cigarettes sold by Indian Reservations, internet, and other illegal sources, which equates to $2 billion dollars in lost revenue per year.

A teenage girl was killed and four men wounded at Brooklyn's Brighton Beach boardwalk on Thursday after two men on the beach fired into a crowd of thousands who had flocked to spend a school holiday.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has selected Google Apps as the agency-wide e-mail and collaboration platform for its 25,000 employees, contractors and associates working across the country and around the world.

Apple Inc., manufacturer of iPhone and iPad, officially decided to block apps that encourage drunk driving.

The wife of Representative Anthony Weiner is pregnant with the couple's first child, according to a New York Times report citing three sources with knowledge of the situation. Weiner's wife had earlier made it clear that she would stand by her husband even after he had admitted to have sent sexually charged material over internet to several women. Huma Abedin, an aide to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, had married Rep. Weiner a year ago.

Borders, a bookseller currently in the midst of bankruptcy hearings, said its lenders want an additional 51 stores closed.

Free Wi-Fi access will be accessible in 20 New York City parks this summer!

Citibank becomes the latest victim in the large-scale corporation hacking trend of 2011.

Huma Abedin was photographed in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates on Thursday with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

New York Yankees relief pitcher Joba Chamberlain has a torn elbow ligament and will likely undergo Tommy John surgery, taking him off the roster for a year.

Congressman Anthony Weiner, D-NY again said Thursday he would not resign, after his Monday admission to sending a photo of his bulging crotch in underwear to his 45,000 Twitter followers and then lying about it for more than a week.

While Representative Anthony Weiner continues to refuse resigning his post, despite being entangled in scandal because of sexually explicit text messages he said he exchanged with women over the past three years, the research side of Congress has circulated a report on some of the detriments of text messaging, including a primer on sexting, the New York Times reported.