New York City
Trump's Legal Reprieve Following Testimony by Porn Star in New York Case
Judge Aileen M. Cannon, appointed by Trump, mentioned the intricate nature of the accusations against him regarding the mishandling of classified documents, which he purportedly retained unlawfully after leaving office. She emphasized the complexity of the case, including various pretrial motions from Trump's legal team and the handling of classified materials throughout the trial.
Initial Jury Panel Assembled for Trump's New York Legal Battle
The prosecution, defense representatives, and Judge Juan Merchan conducted interviews with potential jurors, eventually agreeing on seven individuals on Tuesday. This decision came after no jurors were selected on the initial day. The search for the remaining five jurors may extend over several additional days.
Initial Day of Ex-President Donald Trump's New York Criminal Trial Sees Jury Selection Delayed
The courtroom buzzes with activity as Judge Juan Merchan prepares to resume the arduous task of selecting a jury for Trump's highly publicized criminal trial.
New York Appeals Court Reduces Bond in Trump Business Fraud Case
This development is widely perceived as a victory for Trump, potentially shielding his assets from seizure by New York Attorney General Letitia James, the plaintiff in the business fraud case. Trump expressed his respect for the decision on Monday and assured prompt arrangements for the required cash or bond.
Indian Student's Passing in US: Preliminary Investigation Clears Suspicion
Expressing deep sorrow, the Consulate General of India in New York conveyed the unfortunate news of Mr. Abhijeeth Paruchuru's demise, emphasizing his status as an Indian student in Boston.
NYC Mayor Unveils Gandhi Statue Outside Hindu Temple Following 2022 Vandalism Incidents
Situated in front of Shri Tulsi Mandir on 111th Street in Richmond Hill, the Gandhi statue suffered significant damage on August 3 and 16, 2022. It was toppled, spray-painted with the derogatory term "dog," and attacked with a sledgehammer.
NYC Thanksgiving Day Parade Marked by Intrusion of Pro-Palestinian Protesters
Despite the celebratory atmosphere, the event experienced a brief interruption when protesters expressing opposition to Israel's war in Gaza made their presence known.
'You are not about terror, you are about protecting': NYC Mayor to Sikhs
Adams addressed members of the Sikh community at Baba Makhan Shah Lubana Sikh Center in South Richmond Hill on Sunday after two back-to-back incidents in New York, which left an elderly Sikh dead and saw another punched and beaten for wearing a turban.
Man arrested, charged with hate crime for attacking Sikh teen in New York
Christopher Philippeaux from East Harlem, who was arrested late on Thursday night, had punched 19-year-old Mani Sandhu multiple times and attempted to remove his turban. Police said on Friday that both men were riding on a shuttle bus on October 15 morning near 118th Street and Liberty Avenue in Richmond Hill when the assault took place.
Security measures enhanced in NY as rallies over Israel-Hamas conflict continue
"We are currently in a heightened threat environment and tensions have been rising since ...October 7th," the NYPD said in a statement on Wednesday, referring to the day the Hamas launched its massive surprise assault on Israel.
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