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The mobile provider announced that residents in hurricane affected areas of New York and New Jersey will not be charged for domestic voice and text usage from Oct. 29 to Nov. 16.
The latest results from Mars rover Curiosity found no traces of methane gas in the Red Planet's atmosphere.
Despite an extremely close race, President Barack Obama managed to pull of a win in Virginia and an almost-win in Democratic-leaning Florida.
Despite early results pointing to a Mitt Romney win last night, crucial swing states sealed the deal for President Barack Obama's re-election.
A week after Hurricane Sandy destroyed the East Coast, volunteers continue to come together in New York and New Jersey to help the storm's most vulnerable victims.
Several ballot measures, from same-sex marriage to health care, were voted on during Election Day 2012.
The social networking site buzzed with activity on Election night, with over 31 million tweets posted about the election.
Latest updates on voting progress in all 50 states during Election Day.
Despite several national election polls placing Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney ahead of President Barack Obama, the Democratic incumbent is expected to win re-election.
Latinos Post brings you the latest election news the night before the 2012 presidential election between President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney.
The vampire-playing Swede spoke on the possibility of playing Christian Grey and having "training" in sex chambers.
The latest poll from key swing state Florida shows the Republican presidential candidate firmly in the lead against President Obama.
The latest information regarding volunteer and donation opportunities throughout New York City, Brooklyn, Staten Island and New Jersey.
The latest results released by Field Poll show the president is firmly in the lead among California likely voters.
Just two days before Election Day, national election polls show an extremely tight race between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney.
