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Trial date set for Steve Bannon in his fundraising fraud case during appearance in Manhattan court

By Dean Moses

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Madison Square Garden accuses State Liquor Authority of ‘colluding’ with lawyers it banned from venue

By Ben Brachfeld

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Protecting abortion rights: Hochul and James look to solidify access to medication on public college campuses, double down against pill ban

By Sarah Belle Lin

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NY judges will get more power in setting bail, governor says

By Maysoon Khan and Michael Hill, Associated Press

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Bronx lawmakers aim to codify legal counsel for New Yorkers under 18 prior to interrogation

By Robbie Sequeira

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Bragg quietly resolves lawsuit with pro-Trump House Judiciary Committee over ex-prosecutor’s subpoena

By Michael R. Sisak and Larry Neumeister, AP

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Competing U.S. court rulings put access to abortion pills in limbo

By Paul J. Weber, Matthew Perrone and Lindsay Whitehurst, AP

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‘A felony, no matter who you are’: Bragg outlines hush money scheme case against ex-President Trump

By Dean Moses

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With Trump trial on the horizon, pols push for legislation allowing cameras in courtroom

By Dean Moses

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‘No one is above the law’: Manhattan reps rally around brow-beaten Bragg as Trump indictment watch rolls on

By Dean Moses

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Hochul’s latest effort to tweak bail reform could again upend pursuit of on-time state budget

By Robert Pozarycki

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TRUMP INDICTMENT WATCH: Grand jury meeting postponed, Bragg tells them to be ready for evidence hearing Thursday

By Dean Moses and Robert Pozarycki

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Make America gripe again: Few Trump supporters answer their leader’s protest calls as criminal indictment looms

By Dean Moses

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Trump invited to testify before Manhattan grand jury over hush money payments made to porn star

By Michael R. Sisak, AP

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Inside the Trump grand jury that probed election meddling

By Kate Brumback, AP

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PHOTOS | Ex-CB7 District Manager Ischia Bravo is sworn in as first Latina Bronx County clerk

By ET Rodriguez

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Women Supreme Court Justices in NY make history

By Nelson A. King

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U.S. Supreme Court releases report on Roe v. Wade leak, Fails to find culprit

By Jessica Gresko and Mark Sherman, AP

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Bronx state senators spar over criticism of Hochul’s chief judge pick LaSalle

By Robbie Sequeira

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Brooklyn Surrogate’s Court judge Harriet L. Thompson resigns days before misconduct hearing

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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New York leaders, politicians rally in Albany against LaSalle nomination for Chief Judge position

By Emily Davenport

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Justice Jackson working on a memoir, titled ‘Lovely One’

By Hillel Italie, AP

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Harlem teen indicted for brutally murdering girlfriend during argument over phone

By Aidan Graham

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State lawsuits defend abortion access with religious freedom

By Associated Press

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‘I don’t want to be in the darkness anymore’: Bronx case worker sues DSS over alleged sexual abuse, retaliation

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Challenges to library books continue at record pace in 2023, American Library Association reports

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The Q4 bus will be free starting this Sunday

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Man arrested for choking Williamsburg driver, crashing car: NYPD