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E. Jean Carroll, Who Accused Trump of Rape, Sues Him for Defamation
E. Jean Carroll had publicly shared a secret in June that she had kept largely to herself for more than two decades: Donald Trump, she said, had raped her in the dressing room of an upscale department store in New York City.
Officials Called It a Heart Attack. Inmates Saw a Bloody Beating.
NEW YORK — After spending nearly a quarter-century behind bars, John McMillon was counting down to the day that he would be eligible to be released on parole.
A 67-Year-Old Inmate Died in a Struggle With Guards. What Happened?
NEW YORK — After spending nearly a quarter-century behind bars, John McMillon was counting down to the day that he would be eligible to be released on parole.
Beaten and Left in Solitary Confinement, He Thought He Would Die
NEW YORK — Davon Washington thought he was going to die last year while handcuffed and shackled inside a small, dark cell in an upstate jail more than a hundred miles north of Rikers Island in New York City.
'Sopranos' Actress Who Accused Weinstein of Rape Will Testify Against Him
NEW YORK — Actress Annabella Sciorra will testify against Harvey Weinstein at his trial in January on rape and other sex-crime charges, Manhattan prosecutors said in court Monday.
'Sopranos' Actress Who Accused Harvey Weinstein of Rape May Testify at His Trial
NEW YORK — The Manhattan district attorney is seeking a new grand jury indictment against Harvey Weinstein that would allow actress Annabella Sciorra, who has accused him of rape, to testify at his criminal trial next month.
Trump won't retreat on his Central Park Five comments
Trump was asked about newspaper advertisements he bought back then calling for New York state to adopt the death penalty after the attack. (The ads never explicitly called for the death penalty for the five defendants.)
Central Park Five: Trump will not apologize for calling for death penalty in 1989
Trump was asked about newspaper advertisements he bought back then calling for New York state to adopt the death penalty after the attack. (The ads never explicitly called for the death penalty for the five defendants.)
Weinstein's 'dream team' of defense lawyers falls apart
NEW YORK — In the six months since Harvey Weinstein built his new “dream team” of heavy-hitting lawyers to represent him against sexual assault charges in Manhattan, the movie producer’s carefully selected legal cast has completely fallen apart.
'Anna Delvey,' fake heiress who swindled New York's elite, is sentenced to 4 to 12 years in prison
NEW YORK — Anna Sorokin, the fake German heiress who swindled her way into Manhattan’s elite party circles, was sentenced Thursday to four to 12 years in prison for bilking hotels, banks and a private jet operator out of hundreds of thousands of dollars.
'Anna Delvey,' Fake Heiress Who Swindled New York's Elite, Is Sentenced to 4 to 12 Years in Prison
NEW YORK — Anna Sorokin, the fake German heiress who swindled her way into Manhattan’s elite party circles, was sentenced Thursday to four to 12 years in prison for bilking hotels, banks and a private jet operator out of hundreds of thousands of dollars.Judge upholds conviction in Karina Vetrano's murder, despite lone juror's claim it was tainted
NEW YORK — It took only five hours for a jury to convict a Brooklyn, New York, man this month in the high-profile slaying of Karina Vetrano, whose badly beaten body was found partially clothed in a Queens park after she had gone out for a late-afternoon jog.
Judge Upholds Conviction in Karina Vetrano's Murder, Despite Lone Juror's Claim It Was Tainted
NEW YORK — It took only five hours for a jury to convict a Brooklyn, New York, man this month in the high-profile slaying of Karina Vetrano, whose badly beaten body was found partially clothed in a Queens park after she had gone out for a late-afternoon jog.The conviction in Karina Vetrano's murder was swift, but a juror now says it was tainted
NEW YORK — It took only five hours for a jury to convict a Brooklyn, New York, man this month in the high-profile slaying of Karina Vetrano, whose badly beaten body was found partially clothed in a Queens park after she had gone out for a late-afternoon jog.
The Conviction in Karina Vetrano's Murder Was Swift, but a Juror Now Says It Was Tainted
NEW YORK — It took only five hours for a jury to convict a Brooklyn, New York, man this month in the high-profile slaying of Karina Vetrano, whose badly beaten body was found partially clothed in a Queens park after she had gone out for a late-afternoon jog.Brooklyn man found guilty in murder of jogger Karina Vetrano
NEW YORK — A Brooklyn man was found guilty late Monday of murdering a woman while she jogged in a Queens park, ending a two-week trial that had raised questions about coerced confessions, racial profiling and police practices.
Brooklyn Man Found Guilty in Murder of Jogger Karina Vetrano
NEW YORK — A Brooklyn man was found guilty late Monday of murdering a woman while she jogged in a Queens park, ending a trial that had raised questions about coerced confessions, racial profiling and police practices.
Brooklyn Man Found Guilty in Murder of Jogger Karina Vetrano
NEW YORK — The young man had confessed to beating and strangling Karina Vetrano as she jogged in a Queens park nearly three years ago. Traces of his DNA were found on her neck and cellphone, and underneath her fingernails.
He Confessed to Beating a Jogger Who Died. Questions About Race and Policing Led to a Retrial.
NEW YORK — The case seemed airtight to prosecutors. A young man had confessed to beating a female jogger who died during the attack. His DNA was found on her body.
He confessed to beating a jogger who died. Questions about race and policing led to a retrial
NEW YORK — The case seemed airtight to prosecutors. A young man had confessed to beating a female jogger who died during the attack. His DNA was found on her body.
