Emily Saul
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Ex-de Blasio crony used Kardashian ties for fraud scheme, lawsuit claims
Convicted ex-Mayor de Blasio crony Jona Rechnitz is keeping up with the Kardashians — to run a fraud scheme involving millions of dollars in diamonds. → Read More
Michael Avenatti still not sure if he’ll take the stand, lawyer says
Michael Avenatti is still weighing whether or not to take the stand in his own defense, his lawyer revealed Friday. → Read More
Lawyers want Bernie Madoff’s victims to chime on his bid for early release
In a motion filed Friday, Assistant US Attorney Drew Skinner proposed that those defrauded in the $65 billion scam get until Feb. 28 to email victim coordinator Wendy Olsen-Clancy with their reactions to Madoff's request. → Read More
Michael Avenatti saw Nike shakedown as way to clear his debts: witness
Michael Avenatti's former office manager told jurors that his California-based law firm was flat broke and unable to pay bills or rent. → Read More
Accused CIA leaker thought Edward Snowden should be executed: witness
The former CIA staffer accused of passing top secret documents to Wikileaks was a vocal critic of fellow CIA leaker Edward Snowden -- and thought he should be executed. → Read More
Queens man who admitted to stuffing Valerie Reyes in suitcase pleads guilty
Javier Da Silva copped Wednesday to the single charge in connection with the murder of Valerie Reyes, who was found dead inside a roadside suitcase. → Read More
Accused CIA leaker grew ‘belligerent’ before WikiLeaks dump, witness says
A CIA programmer accused of passing classified information to Wikileaks became increasingly hostile toward coworkers in the months ahead of a massive online document dump, a witness said in court Wednesday. → Read More
Michael Avenatti was 'extremely loud' during testimony, prosecutors say
Assistant US Attorney Robert Sobelman said that if the prosecutors could hear Avenatti confer with his lawyers and respond to testimony, it was likely those weighing his fate in his Nike extortion trial could, too. → Read More
Hanukkah slasher Grafton Thomas said he wanted to ‘change complexion’ of society
Grafton Thomas made the comment to forensic psychiatrist Andrew Levin while undergoing an examination to see if he was mentally competent to stand trial for attacking five Orthodox Jews with a machete during a Dec. 28 party in Monsey, New York. → Read More
Accused CIA leaker a ‘pain in the ass’ — but not guilty, says lawyer
"He was a difficult employee," Sabrina Schroff told jurors of technician Joshua Schulte. "But being a difficult employee does not make you a criminal. Being a difficult employee does not make you a traitor. Being a difficult employee does not translate to someone who will sell out his country." → Read More
Michael Avenatti's client totally blindsided by Nike demands
Michael Avenatti kept his client in total darkness as he maneuvered to shakedown Nike for some $20 million, a witness testified Monday in the lawyer's extortion trial. → Read More
Lev Parnas won’t say if he plans to cooperate in criminal case
Lev Parnas declined to answer Monday when asked if he planned to cooperate in the criminal case against him. → Read More
Disturbing video goes inside Jeffrey Epstein’s Palm Beach estate
Disturbing video taken inside Jeffrey Epstein’s Palm Beach estate gives an inside look into the late billionaire’s creepy proclivities. → Read More
Deborah Batts, federal judge set to oversee Avenatti’s Stormy Daniels trial, dead at 72
Manhattan federal court judge Deborah Batts who was slated to oversee Michael Avenatti's Stormy Daniels-related embezzlement trial, has died. She was 72. → Read More
Florida prosecutors release trove of Jeffrey Epstein files
Florida prosecutors released their entire Jeffrey Epstein case file in the largest public records dump since the financier was first investigated for serial pedophilia more than a decade ago. → Read More
Hear Michael Avenatti's alleged extortion of Nike
Audio released Friday reveals the comments that landed Michael Avenatti on trial for allegedly attempting to extort Nike. → Read More
Weinstein accuser sues The Blast for publishing rape accusation without consent
A Harvey Weinstein accuser is suing gossip site The Blast, claiming they breached a nondisclosure agreement and published her accusations of being raped by the producer. → Read More
Adam Skelos wants to move from prison to halfway house
Skelos has now served out more than a year of his four-year sentence for charges including conspiracy to commit extortion and solicitation of bribes and gratuities. → Read More
Lawyer for Epstein guard has shouting match with judge over vacation plans
A lawyer for one of the corrections officers accused of falsifying records the night Jeffrey Epstein died got into a shouting match Thursday with a Manhattan federal court judge. → Read More
Hillary Clinton refuses to be served Tulsi Gabbard’s defamation lawsuit
Hillary Clinton has now twice snubbed a process server attempting to deliver the defamation lawsuit filed against her by Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard, who sued Clinton for $50 million last week for calling her a "Russian asset." → Read More