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Male Escort Gets To Keep $6 Million He Received From 'Love-Starved' Widow After Judge Rules

A New York judge has denied Marianne Flippo's request to immediately recover nearly $6m paid to male escort Greggory Starr, without resolving the lawsuit's underlying allegations.

International Business Times UK · 5h ago

Cornell University ‘gang rape’ case: What allegations did victim make against 7 frat bros? Lawsuit reveals chilling details

Serious allegations have emerged against Cornell University concerning a gang rape incident involving several fraternity members. In light of these claims, the Tompkins County District Attorney is reopening the investigation. A civil lawsuit has been initiated by the victim, Jane Doe, who accuses the fraternity members of drugging and assaulting…

The Economic Times · Sep 28

'I'm Married to Luigi's AI': Superfan Declares Undying Love for Online Version of Alleged UnitedHealth CEO Killer

A woman claiming to be married to an AI version of alleged CEO killer Luigi Mangione caused a stir outside a Manhattan courthouse.

International Business Times UK · Sep 18, 2025

A look at Juan Merchan, the Manhattan jurist overseeing Trump’s business records case: ‘A very serious judge’

NEW YORK — Former President Donald Trump’s hush money case is being overseen by a veteran Manhattan Supreme Court jurist who also heard the Trump Organization tax fraud trial that in January ended in a jail term for Trump confidant and aide Allen Weisselberg.

Tribune News Service · Apr 4, 2023

"They've gone too far," says Trump

Trump rages against the "radical left Democrats" for indicting a "totally innocent man"

Salon · Apr 1, 2023

Trump, now indicted, attacks hush money case Judge Juan Merchan: ‘HATES ME’

NEW YORK — The now-indicted former President Donald Trump on Friday attacked as “vicious” the Manhattan judge who will be presiding over his trial in the Stormy Daniels hush money case.

Tribune News Service · Mar 31, 2023

NYPD braces for protests, possible violence following Trump indictment

NEW YORK — The NYPD officers showed up to work on Friday in uniform in preparation for any mass protests or potential violence stemming from the indictment of former President Donald Trump, cops said Friday.

Tribune News Service · Mar 31, 2023

NYC millionaire who killed young son in 2010 takes her own life, fulfilling murder-suicide plan

NEW YORK — It was supposed to be a murder-suicide. In the end, that’s what it was.

Tribune News Service · Jan 9, 2023

Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg testifies he kept two sets of books

NEW YORK — Allen Weisselberg, former chief financial officer at the Trump Organization, testified Thursday in Manhattan Supreme Court that he kept a handwritten list detailing the brazen tax fraud he committed in his top drawer at Trump Tower.

Tribune News Service · Nov 17, 2022

Criminal case against Trump’s family company about ‘greed and cheating on taxes’ jurors hear in opening arguments

NEW YORK — Former President Donald Trump’s namesake family real estate business criminally operated with two sets of books, prosecutors told a Manhattan Supreme Court jury Monday during opening arguments of the long-awaited trial.

Tribune News Service · Oct 31, 2022