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Judge lets US fund seek New York Fed documents tied to Radiant World

Judge lets US fund seek New York Fed documents tied to Radiant World

By Jonathan Stempel NEW YORK, Oct 6 (Reuters) - A federal judge on Tuesday allowed a US fund to seek payment records from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and the Clearing House Interbank Payments System, as it pursues a criminal complaint of fraud and money laundering against iron ore trader
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Music Streaming Fraudster Sentenced to 18 Months in Prison

Music Streaming Fraudster Sentenced to 18 Months in Prison

Mike Smith, who pleaded guilty earlier this year, is the first person to face federal charges tied to artificially inflating streams of his music
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Sean Combs Ordered to Pay Nearly $500,000 in Legal Fees Over Failed Defamation Lawsuit

Sean Combs Ordered to Pay Nearly $500,000 in Legal Fees Over Failed Defamation Lawsuit

A judge previously dismissed Combs' $100 million lawsuit over the 2025 Peacock documentary, Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy
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Ariel Hukporti to miss 2026-27 with torn Achilles

Ariel Hukporti to miss 2026-27 with torn Achilles

It didn’t look good when it happened and now it’s confirmed that Ariel Hukporti has torn his Achilles.
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Ariel Hukporti injury update is bad news for LeBron James and Sixers

Ariel Hukporti injury update is bad news for LeBron James and Sixers

The Philadelphia 76ers offered an injury update on Ariel Hukporti, and it means LeBron James and company have to confront depth issues at center.
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Karl-Anthony Towns, Knicks face stalemate on contract extension. Where do they go from here?

Karl-Anthony Towns, Knicks face stalemate on contract extension. Where do they go from here?

One of the huge questions facing the defending-champion New York Knicks is the future of star Karl-Anthony Towns. He doesn't sound so optimistic.
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Knicks' Karl-Anthony Towns says getting an extension before the season begins doesn't look good

Knicks' Karl-Anthony Towns says getting an extension before the season begins doesn't look good

Karl-Anthony Towns said Monday the prospects of him getting a contract extension with the reigning NBA-champion New York Knicks before the start of the regular season were not looking good
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Food closures in Westchester, Rockland continue to rack up

Food closures in Westchester, Rockland continue to rack up

The Lower Hudson Valley continues to see changes to its dining scene with four more food closures.
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New York defendant in Cornell sexual assault lawsuit denies allegations

New York defendant in Cornell sexual assault lawsuit denies allegations

A New York defendant in a civil lawsuit alleging a sexual assault at a Cornell University fraternity house has denied participating in sexual activity or drug use.
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Nets' Jordi Fernandez explains how Julius Randle opens up the offense

Nets' Jordi Fernandez explains how Julius Randle opens up the offense

Brooklyn Nets head coach Jordi Fernandez explained earlier in training camp how forward Julius Randle can open up the offense this season.
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Cornell president speaks out in video statement on sexual assault case

Cornell president speaks out in video statement on sexual assault case

Cornell President Michael Kotlikoff called the 2024 allegations “deeply disturbing” as New York’s attorney general investigates the case and the university prepares an independent review.
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Judge tells Tennessee to preserve syringes, other evidence in failed Christa Pike execution

Judge tells Tennessee to preserve syringes, other evidence in failed Christa Pike execution

By Jonathan Allen Oct 7 (Reuters) - A Nashville judge said she would order Tennessee officials to preserve all evidence from the state's failed attempt to execute Christa Pike last week for a 1995 murder, including the syringes and other tools used in two botched lethal injections.