MINEOLA, N.Y. Some very private information was unknowingly cast to the winds during one of New York City's most public events: A ticker-tape parade. CBS Station WCBS writes that the Nassau County ...

The Irish company behind a campaign called Shred of Decency is making confetti from shredded anti-gay marriage leaftlets — or as Daintree Paper says on its website, 'confetti made from 100% recycled ...

New York police are investigating claims that shredded paper used as confetti during Macy’s annual Thanksgiving Day Parade revealed sensitive data – including Social Security numbers and bank account ...

Irish paper company Daintree has come up with a surprising solution for that pesky propaganda problem. Rather than tossing the hateful pamphlet into the trash, where it no doubt belongs, the company ...

GREENSBORO, NC - Not all shredding is equal. Strip-cut shredded papers are easy to put together. The 2 Wants To Know Shred-A-Thon shreds documents into confetti-like cuts. But you don't need to spend ...

Authorities in Long Island are investigating how shredded confidential police documents ended up as confetti in the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade in New York City, according to Nassau County ...

Some confetti at the annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade on Thursday in New York appears to have been made out of confidential police documents, a US media report says. The documents, shredded but ...

Upon walking through the gates of the Lifestyle Communities Pavilion Friday, a single thought entered my mind: “Wow, everyone here is REALLY drunk.” Despite meager attempts by LC Pavilion’s security ...

As the Republic of Ireland gears up for its May referendum on marriage equality, a paper company in Dublin has decided to publicly take on the negative output of anti-gay campaigners and turn their ...

A law goes into effect June 1 requiring anyone who has one or more employees and keeps their personal information on paper, such as Social Security numbers, to destroy the records before throwing them ...

Nassau police reports? Cops' names, dates of birth and Social Security numbers? Plainclothes detectives' license plate numbers? No, the shredded paper raining down on some spectators at this year's ...