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New York Mayor Eric Adams Charged In Bribery, Fraud Scheme
US prosecutors on Thursday charged New York City Mayor Eric Adams with accepting illegal campaign contributions and luxury travel from Turkish nationals seeking to influence him, capping a probe that has sent the city's government into turmoil.
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Crypto CEO And Bankman-Fried Ex Caroline Ellison Gets Two-Year Sentence
Caroline Ellison, who testified against her former boyfriend and FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried at his crypto fraud trial, was sentenced Tuesday to two years in prison for her role in the case, New York prosecutors told AFP.
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Harvey Weinstein To Stand In Court On Rape Charges Again
Prosecutors are preparing to retry Harvey Weinstein on rape charges after a previous conviction against the former Hollywood producer was overturned.
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Harvey Weinstein Hit With New Criminal Charges In New York
Harvey Weinstein has been hit with new criminal charges in New York, a prosecutor said in court on Thursday, as the Manhattan district attorney's office prepares to retry the former movie mogul following the reversal of his rape conviction.
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New York Governor's Former Aide Charged With Acting As Chinese Agent
A former aide to New York Governor Kathy Hochul has been arrested today and charged with acting as an undisclosed agent of China, federal prosecutors in Brooklyn said.
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US Returns Ancient 'Shiva Triad', Other Stolen Artefacts To Cambodia
New York prosecutors said Friday they had returned to Cambodia and Indonesia 30 antiquities that were looted, sold or illegally transferred by networks of American dealers and traffickers.
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Why Was Harvey Weinstein's Rape Conviction Overturned, And What's Next?
Thursday's ruling overturning Harvey Weinstein's New York rape conviction gives the one-time film mogul a chance at a new trial and calls into question what evidence prosecutors can use in future sex crime cases.
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All You Need To Know About Key Characters In Donald Trump's Hush Money Trial
Donald Trump is the first former US president to face criminal trial, and on Monday his defense as well as New York prosecutors presented their opening arguments in the closely-watched case.
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Under Pressure, Trump Goes On Attack As $454 Million Deadline Looms
Donald Trump lashed out at prosecutors Friday as the clock ticked down on the possible seizure of his assets and threatened bankruptcy if he fails to come up with cash to pay a half-billion dollar bond.
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Prosecutors Offer 30-Day Delay To Landmark Trump Hush Money Trial
Prosecutors preparing to put Donald Trump on trial in New York for allegedly covering up hush money payments said they would accept a delay of up to 30 days Thursday after both sides received a deluge of case documents, court filings showed.
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New York Civil Fraud Trial: Trump Lashes Out At Judge In Closing Arguments
Donald Trump ignored warnings from the judge in his New York civil fraud trial Thursday and turned closing arguments into an election campaign attack, claiming that prosecutors are out to stop his political comeback.
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Man Charged With Manslaughter For Hate Crime In Fatal Attack On Sikh In New York
A man who attacked an elderly Sikh person during a car accident in New York, repeatedly calling him "turban man" and fatally beating him has been charged with manslaughter and assault as hate crimes, prosecutors said.
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Explained: The Case Against Crypto Mogul Sam Bankman-Fried
Bankman-Fried was arrested from his apartment in the Bahamas on December 12 following the request of prosecutors in New York in connection to the fall of his cryptocurrency business.
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New York Doctor Charged With Drugging And Raping Women On Camera
In addition to the assault videos, prosecutors claim that many substances, including fentanyl, ketamine, LSD, and surgical anaesthetic, were found in Cheng's residence.
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FTX’s Sam Bankman-Fried Denies Allegations of Witness Tampering, Accepts Gag Order
Lawyers for FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried rejected prosecutors' claims that his discussions with a New York Times reporter amounted to witness tampering but agreed to accept a gag order, they said in a letter to the judge in the criminal fraud case.
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New York Mayor Eric Adams Charged In Bribery, Fraud Scheme
US prosecutors on Thursday charged New York City Mayor Eric Adams with accepting illegal campaign contributions and luxury travel from Turkish nationals seeking to influence him, capping a probe that has sent the city's government into turmoil.
-
Crypto CEO And Bankman-Fried Ex Caroline Ellison Gets Two-Year Sentence
Caroline Ellison, who testified against her former boyfriend and FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried at his crypto fraud trial, was sentenced Tuesday to two years in prison for her role in the case, New York prosecutors told AFP.
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Harvey Weinstein To Stand In Court On Rape Charges Again
Prosecutors are preparing to retry Harvey Weinstein on rape charges after a previous conviction against the former Hollywood producer was overturned.
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Harvey Weinstein Hit With New Criminal Charges In New York
Harvey Weinstein has been hit with new criminal charges in New York, a prosecutor said in court on Thursday, as the Manhattan district attorney's office prepares to retry the former movie mogul following the reversal of his rape conviction.
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New York Governor's Former Aide Charged With Acting As Chinese Agent
A former aide to New York Governor Kathy Hochul has been arrested today and charged with acting as an undisclosed agent of China, federal prosecutors in Brooklyn said.
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US Returns Ancient 'Shiva Triad', Other Stolen Artefacts To Cambodia
New York prosecutors said Friday they had returned to Cambodia and Indonesia 30 antiquities that were looted, sold or illegally transferred by networks of American dealers and traffickers.
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Why Was Harvey Weinstein's Rape Conviction Overturned, And What's Next?
Thursday's ruling overturning Harvey Weinstein's New York rape conviction gives the one-time film mogul a chance at a new trial and calls into question what evidence prosecutors can use in future sex crime cases.
-
All You Need To Know About Key Characters In Donald Trump's Hush Money Trial
Donald Trump is the first former US president to face criminal trial, and on Monday his defense as well as New York prosecutors presented their opening arguments in the closely-watched case.
-
Under Pressure, Trump Goes On Attack As $454 Million Deadline Looms
Donald Trump lashed out at prosecutors Friday as the clock ticked down on the possible seizure of his assets and threatened bankruptcy if he fails to come up with cash to pay a half-billion dollar bond.
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Prosecutors Offer 30-Day Delay To Landmark Trump Hush Money Trial
Prosecutors preparing to put Donald Trump on trial in New York for allegedly covering up hush money payments said they would accept a delay of up to 30 days Thursday after both sides received a deluge of case documents, court filings showed.
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New York Civil Fraud Trial: Trump Lashes Out At Judge In Closing Arguments
Donald Trump ignored warnings from the judge in his New York civil fraud trial Thursday and turned closing arguments into an election campaign attack, claiming that prosecutors are out to stop his political comeback.
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Man Charged With Manslaughter For Hate Crime In Fatal Attack On Sikh In New York
A man who attacked an elderly Sikh person during a car accident in New York, repeatedly calling him "turban man" and fatally beating him has been charged with manslaughter and assault as hate crimes, prosecutors said.
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Explained: The Case Against Crypto Mogul Sam Bankman-Fried
Bankman-Fried was arrested from his apartment in the Bahamas on December 12 following the request of prosecutors in New York in connection to the fall of his cryptocurrency business.
-
New York Doctor Charged With Drugging And Raping Women On Camera
In addition to the assault videos, prosecutors claim that many substances, including fentanyl, ketamine, LSD, and surgical anaesthetic, were found in Cheng's residence.
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FTX’s Sam Bankman-Fried Denies Allegations of Witness Tampering, Accepts Gag Order
Lawyers for FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried rejected prosecutors' claims that his discussions with a New York Times reporter amounted to witness tampering but agreed to accept a gag order, they said in a letter to the judge in the criminal fraud case.
