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The Case That Protects The Press, And Why Trump Hates It
President Donald Trump is again attacking the American press - this time not with fiery rally speeches or by calling the media "the enemy of the people," but through the courts.
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"Real House Of Horrors": Woman Breaks Ankles In New York's Haunted House
Solainne Moncero-Tannis filed a lawsuit on October 2 in Queens Supreme Court, alleging she suffered two broken ankles while navigating the haunted attraction.
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US Supreme Court Declines To Halt Trump's Sentencing In Hush Money Case
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to halt Donald Trump's upcoming sentencing for his conviction in state court in New York on felony charges involving hush money paid to a porn star and a related gag order until after the Nov. 5 election.
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US Court Awards $35 Million To Woman Who Suffered Brain Injury After Glass Door In Office Collapsed
A former JP Morgan analyst, aged 36, has been granted a $35 million verdict nearly a decade after a traumatic incident involving a shattered glass door at a New York City skyscraper left her with permanent brain damage.
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Trump Seeks Delay In New York Hush Money Trial
Donald Trump asked the New York judge on Monday who is presiding over his hush money case to delay the trial until the US Supreme Court rules on his claim of presidential immunity.
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Sandra Day O'Connor, First Woman On US Supreme Court, Dead At 93
The first woman to serve as an officer of justice at the United States Supreme Court, Sandra Day O'Connor, died at the age of 93 in Phoenix on Friday, The New York Times reported.
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Byju Files Lawsuit Challenging $1.2 Billion Term Loan Acceleration, Seeks Lender Redwood's Disqualification
Edtech major BYJU'S on Tuesday said it has filed a complaint in the New York Supreme Court to challenge acceleration of the USD 1.2 billion (roughly Rs. 9,916 crore) Term Loan B (TLB). The company is also seeking the disqualification of Redwood, who contrary to the terms of TLB, purchased a significant portion of the loan while primarily trading in...
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Twitter Sued for $1.6 Million by Advisory Firm Over Unpaid Bills After Elon Musk Acquisition
Innisfree M&A Incorporated, a US-based advisory firm, sued Twitter on Friday in New York State Supreme Court, seeking about $1.9 million (roughly Rs. 15.7 crore) for what it says are unpaid bills after it advised the social media company on its acquisition by Elon Musk last year. "As of December 23, 2022, Twitter remains in default of its obligatio...
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Twitter Faces Lawsuit By Advisory Firm For $1.9 Million In Unpaid Bills
US-based advisory firm Innisfree M&A Incorporated sued Twitter on Friday in New York State Supreme Court, seeking about $1.9 million for what it says are unpaid bills after it advised the social media company on its acquisition by Elon Musk last year
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Conviction Overturned, 2 Jailed For Malcolm X Killing To Get $36 Million
The two men whose convictions for the 1965 assassination of Malcolm X were overturned last year will receive $36 million from the city and state of New York, their lawyer confirmed Sunday night.
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The Case That Protects The Press, And Why Trump Hates It
President Donald Trump is again attacking the American press - this time not with fiery rally speeches or by calling the media "the enemy of the people," but through the courts.
-
"Real House Of Horrors": Woman Breaks Ankles In New York's Haunted House
Solainne Moncero-Tannis filed a lawsuit on October 2 in Queens Supreme Court, alleging she suffered two broken ankles while navigating the haunted attraction.
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US Supreme Court Declines To Halt Trump's Sentencing In Hush Money Case
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to halt Donald Trump's upcoming sentencing for his conviction in state court in New York on felony charges involving hush money paid to a porn star and a related gag order until after the Nov. 5 election.
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US Court Awards $35 Million To Woman Who Suffered Brain Injury After Glass Door In Office Collapsed
A former JP Morgan analyst, aged 36, has been granted a $35 million verdict nearly a decade after a traumatic incident involving a shattered glass door at a New York City skyscraper left her with permanent brain damage.
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Trump Seeks Delay In New York Hush Money Trial
Donald Trump asked the New York judge on Monday who is presiding over his hush money case to delay the trial until the US Supreme Court rules on his claim of presidential immunity.
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Sandra Day O'Connor, First Woman On US Supreme Court, Dead At 93
The first woman to serve as an officer of justice at the United States Supreme Court, Sandra Day O'Connor, died at the age of 93 in Phoenix on Friday, The New York Times reported.
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Byju Files Lawsuit Challenging $1.2 Billion Term Loan Acceleration, Seeks Lender Redwood's Disqualification
Edtech major BYJU'S on Tuesday said it has filed a complaint in the New York Supreme Court to challenge acceleration of the USD 1.2 billion (roughly Rs. 9,916 crore) Term Loan B (TLB). The company is also seeking the disqualification of Redwood, who contrary to the terms of TLB, purchased a significant portion of the loan while primarily trading in...
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Twitter Sued for $1.6 Million by Advisory Firm Over Unpaid Bills After Elon Musk Acquisition
Innisfree M&A Incorporated, a US-based advisory firm, sued Twitter on Friday in New York State Supreme Court, seeking about $1.9 million (roughly Rs. 15.7 crore) for what it says are unpaid bills after it advised the social media company on its acquisition by Elon Musk last year. "As of December 23, 2022, Twitter remains in default of its obligatio...
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Twitter Faces Lawsuit By Advisory Firm For $1.9 Million In Unpaid Bills
US-based advisory firm Innisfree M&A Incorporated sued Twitter on Friday in New York State Supreme Court, seeking about $1.9 million for what it says are unpaid bills after it advised the social media company on its acquisition by Elon Musk last year
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Conviction Overturned, 2 Jailed For Malcolm X Killing To Get $36 Million
The two men whose convictions for the 1965 assassination of Malcolm X were overturned last year will receive $36 million from the city and state of New York, their lawyer confirmed Sunday night.
