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A Divorce Can Derail Your Finances. Here Are Some Money Mistakes to Avoid
Aside from the price tag of divorce, other parts of the process can unexpectedly end up costing one spouse if not handled properly.
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Spare Vaccines Rumor Sparks Confusion; Mt. Sinai Cancels Appointments Over Low Supply
New Yorkers lined the sidewalks and cars jammed the streets near a Brooklyn coronavirus vaccine site after false rumors spread of extra doses available to the general public. NBC New York’s Ida Siegal reports.
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Avoid These Mistakes When Divvying Up Assets in a Divorce
If you are considering divorce or are already in the midst of it, be aware that division-of-asset mistakes can result in unanticipated taxes.
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Judge's Emotional Message After Son's Fatal Shooting
Two weeks after a disgruntled lawyer allegedly killed her son and severely wounded her husband at their New Jersey home, a federal judge is speaking out publicly for the first time. Judge Esther Salas released a statement Monday, calling for more privacy for federal judges in the wake of the attack. Erica Byfield with the story.
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Jury Finds Newlyweds Defamed Dallas Wedding Photographer Andrea Polito Over Album Cover Fee
A North Texas wedding photographer has been awarded a $1.08 million defamation verdict against a married couple whom the jury found posted false statements in a social media campaign after being unhappy about a surprise fee.
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Trump Policy Puts Migrants in Danger in Mexico, Advocates Say
Constance Wannamaker wanted to scream and cry at the same time. The Texas immigration attorney had just heard what should have been great news: Her client, a 21-year-old Guatemalan woman, was getting released from the El Paso Processing Center after weeks in detention. But that’s just a sliver of the story.
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Accused Killer of Two NJ Women Now Faces Third Murder Charge
The 20-year-old New Jersey man accused of killing a college student and another woman in the last few months will now be charged with the murder of a Philadelphia woman as well, Essex County prosecutors said Monday.
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Lawyer: Impeachment-Related Ruling on McGahn Doesn't Extend to Bolton, Deputy
John Bolton’s attorney suggested Tuesday that a court order directing former White House counsel Don McGahn to appear before Congress has no bearing on whether his client and another ex-national security official he represents will testify. The statement from attorney Charles Cooper aimed to blunt public speculation that the judge’s order in the McGahn case could influence the actions of...
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From Prison, Convicted Sex Offender Bill Cosby Says He's a Political Prisoner for ‘Trying to Humanize All Races'
In his first message from prison, the 81-year-old told NBC10’s Erin Coleman that he is a victim of “entrapment” carried out by a “low-life District Attorney” and “corrupt Judge.”
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Supreme Court Rejects Call for New Trial in ‘Serial' Podcast Case
The Supreme Court on Monday rejected a Maryland man’s bid for a new trial based on information uncovered by the hit podcast “Serial.”
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Former New Jersey Cop Found Guilty of All Charges in Deadly Wrong-Way Crash
A former New Jersey police officer has been found guilty of all charges, including the top count of aggravated vehicular homicide, in a drunken driving crash that killed a fellow cop and another man two years ago.
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Bomb Threats Prompt Evacuation of Bergen Courthouse, Colleges
A courthouse, a municipal building and two community college campuses in Bergen County were evacuated as a precaution Thursday as police investigated multiple bomb threats at the locations, authorities said.
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Robert Durst's 2nd Wife Helped Hide Killing of His 1st: Suit
Millionaire heir Robert Durst’s current wife helped him cover up what happened to his long-vanished former spouse, new court papers say.
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NYC Woman Honored for Reporting Bomb in Chelsea Last Year
A longtime resident of New York City was honored Wednesday for warning authorities about one of the devices in last year’s bombing in Chelsea and “saving countless lives.”
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NYPD Closes Investigation Into Death of Justice Sheila Abdus-Salaam, Turns Evidence Over to Medical Examiner
The NYPD has closed its investigation into the death of a prominent New York State judge whose body was found floating in the Hudson River last month.
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Cohen: Polls Rigged ‘at the Direction of' Trump
President Donald Trump’s former personal lawyer Michael Cohen on Thursday said he tried to rig online polls “at the direction and for the sole benefit of” Trump when he was thinking about making a run for the White House. Jonathan Dienst reports.
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Protesters Want Wrestling Referee Banned
Activists are calling for the wrestling referee who forced a high school wrestler to cut his dreadlocks before a match to be permanently banned from the sport. Jen Maxfield reports.
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Roderick Covlin Murder Trial Set to Begin
The trial for Roderick Covlin is set to begin in lower Manhattan. Covlin is accused of plotting to frame his daughter for killing his wife. Tracie Strahan is outside the courthouse with the latest information.
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US Citizen Jailed in Lebanon as Country Deals With Crisis
In September, Amer Fakhoury closed his New Hampshire restaurant to take his first vacation in years to visit family in his native Lebanon — a country he hadn’t been to for nearly two decades. He hasn’t returned to the United States. Soon after his arrival in Lebanon, the 57-year-old American citizen was detained by authorities and remains jailed there. Doctors...