Nina Pullano
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Ex-captain admits drugging, raping US Merchant Marine Academy cadet (opens the original)
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BROOKLYN (CN) — In a stunning move the morning his trial was set to begin, a cargo ship captain pleaded guilty Wednesday to drugging and sexually assaulting a cadet in the U.S. Marine Merchant Academy while she was training aboard his ship. Following two days of jury selection, opening arguments were set to begin Wednesday morning with the victim, identified as Jane, expected to testify as the first witness. Instead, after a two-hour delay, John Merrone admitted he drugged and raped Jane in Sept
After appellate defeats, Trump pays Carroll $5 million (opens the original)
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MANHATTAN (CN) — After years of attempting to evade or delay paying up, more than $5 million of President Donald Trump’s money has officially been transferred to writer E. Jean Carroll. As confirmed in a Tuesday docket entry, the funds — $5.6 million, including interest — were disbursed last week following a federal judge’s order that Trump pay Carroll the money he owes her after she successfully sued him for battery and defamation. Jurors in May 2023 found Trump liable for raping Carroll and th
Landlords lose appeal challenging NYC broker fee ban (opens the original)
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MANHATTAN (CN) — New York City landlords, real estate brokers and industry groups lost their attempt to revive a challenge to a city law that took effect last year, prohibiting landlords from passing on broker fees to their tenants. Since taking effect in June 2025, the Fairness in Apartment Rental Expenses Act has eliminated a mandatory fee, typically 10% to 15% of annual rent, that landlords typically pay to brokers. Landlords and real estate groups appealed to the Second Circuit after a feder
Experts dissect ‘us vs them’ prison culture behind recent fatal beatings in New York (opens the original)
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NEW YORK (CN) — While many Americans prepared to celebrate the country’s 250th birthday, and the freedoms represented thereby, New York state quietly released a lengthy report detailing harrowing abuse of state inmates and other circumstances behind two recent deaths in custody: insufficient training and accountability, an “us versus them” dynamic and a culture in which guards are condemned by their peers for showing prisoners kindness. The 277-page report conducted by the law firm WilmerHale —
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