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Migrants’ Kids Sue Over Denied Virus Aid

By Bob Van Voris / Bloomberg

Harvey Weinstein Sentenced to 23 Years in Prison

By Melissa Chan

Everyone Has an Opinion on the Harvey Weinstein Verdict

By Melissa Chan

Weinstein Convicted of Rape, Assault

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Verdict May Be Split in Harvey Weinstein Case

Jurors were sent back to try to reach a unanimous verdict on all charges facing the former movie mogul

By Melissa Chan

How Reno Became the 'Divorce Capital of the World'

Reno, Nev., relied on the divorce trade to keep her coffers full

By Sofia Grant

New York City Apartment Broker Fees Return After Judge Temporarily Blocks Ban

Broker fees are back, at least for now.

By Chris Dolmetsch and Nic Querolo / Bloomberg

Prosecutors Request 9 Years for Trump Ally Roger Stone

Stone, who was convicted in November, is due to be sentenced on Feb. 20

By Erik Larson / Bloomberg

Prosecution Rests Its Case in Harvey Weinstein’s Rape Trial

Harvey Weinstein’s rape trial in New York came closer to an end Thursday as prosecutors rested their case, following more than two weeks of emotional testimony from six women who helped collectively paint the movie...

By Melissa Chan

When U.S. Laws Punished Men for 'Seduction,' Women Were the Ones Who Got Judged

Between 1848 and 1935, the U.S. embarked on one of the most ambitious judicial experiments in its history: the attempt to regulate seduction

By Clement Knox

Weinstein Accuser Says 'No' Was a 'Trigger' for the Movie Mogul

The aspiring actor said Weinstein raped her in a New York hotel in 2013

By Melissa Chan

'Rape Myths' Come Under Scrutiny in Weinstein Trial

Harvey Weinstein has denied all allegations of non-consensual sexual contact

By Melissa Chan

Pets Are Part of Our Families. Now They’re Part of Our Divorces, Too

Divorce attorneys say these fights are becoming more common

By Melissa Chan

Jury Chosen for Harvey Weinstein Rape Trial

The panel will listen to weeks of testimony in the movie mogul's rape and sexual assault trial

By Melissa Chan

As New York Rape Trial Opens, Harvey Weinstein Faces New Sex Charges in California

Victim advocates say whatever the outcome, Weinstein's prosecution is a victory for the #MeToo movement

By Melissa Chan

Members of Philippines Political Family Convicted in Deadliest Attack on Journalists in History

57 bodies, including those of 32 journalists and media workers, were recovered in 2009.

By Amy Gunia

Americans Aren’t Supposed to Be Jailed Before Trial Just Because They Can’t Make Bail. But It Happens All the Time

It violates a person’s rights to jail her solely because she cannot make a payment and without the government demonstrating that pretrial detention is absolutely necessary

By Alec Karakatsanis

Prosecutors to Present 'Hundreds of Hours of Video' Related to Jeffrey Epstein Death at Jail Guards' Trial

Tova Noel and Michael Thomas are scheduled to face trial on April 20.

By Sanya Mansoor

2 Guards Charged in Connection to Epstein Suicide

Federal prosecutors with the Southern District of New York filed an indictment against Tova Noel and Michael Thomas in Manhattan federal court on Tuesday.

By Sanya Mansoor

The Man Who Died Pursuing Nazi Criminals More Than Four Decades After World War II Ended

Read an excerpt from 'Citizen 865: The Hunt for Hitler’s Hidden Soldiers in America'

By Debbie Cenziper
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