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$83 Million Verdict Renews Spotlight on Trump’s Finances
The judgment for E. Jean Carroll, and another potentially much larger one on the horizon, [+]
The NYPD Pulled Over Yusef Salaam. Now Both Are Under Fire.
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Obie Awards, Sans Ceremony, Honor ‘Dark Disabled Stories’
There was no formal celebration for the newest honorees. Instead, the American Theater Wing presented [+]
What Might Replace 421a, the Law That Got NYC Housing Built?
The tax exemption known as 421a expired in 2022. A fight over its replacement, called [+]
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Tania Tetlow Is Fordham University’s First Woman President
Tania Tetlow is the first woman and layperson to lead the Jesuit university in its [+]
E. Jean Carroll Promises to Do ‘Something Good’ With Money Won From Trump
The writer was awarded $83.3 million for his defamation. Now, she will have to figure [+]
Photographing the Last of the Holocaust Survivors
The artist Gillian Laub has created a new photo archive of more than 200 survivors. [+]
Roberta Kaplan Was E. Jean Carroll’s Lawyer and Trump’s Nemesis
She argued the Supreme Court case that won gay couples federal recognition. Then, she trained [+]