Corky Siemaszko is a Senior Reporter at NBC News Digital, with a background as a rewriteman for the NY Daily News. With a focus on breaking news and investigative reporting, Corky's work has appeared in various media outlets, including NBC News, Today, Yahoo News, CNBC, and AOL.
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Prior to the deadly attack, World Central Kitchen was one of the chief suppliers of food to embattled Gaza
A 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck Wednesday morning on the east coast of Taiwan, the U.S. Geological Survey said.
By: Abigail Brooks, Corky Siemaszko
A convicted killer on death row in Alabama told NBC News he no longer wants to delay justice for the families of the five people he murdered eight years ago and is ready to pay the ultimate price for his crimes.
By: Corky Siemaszko
Matthew Rutledge, 62, resigned after a former Miss Hall's School student claimed he "exploited" her.
By: Corky Siemaszko
Matthew Rutledge resigned last month after a former student reported him to the school for allegedly sexually abusing and exploiting her.
By: Megan Lebowitz, Lisa Rubin, Corky Siemaszko
A jury consultant hired by the former president's legal team watched potential jurors for signs of bias while researchers conducted social media searches to vet them.
By: Selina Guevara, Isa Farfan, Corky Siemaszko, Doha Madani
It was "an extraordinary miscalculation," says a witness to the anti-Vietnam War protests that rocked the Ivy League school in 1968.
By: Erik Ortiz, Corky Siemaszko
A New York appeals court overturned Weinstein’s 2020 rape conviction Thursday, but he will remain in prison.
Early on April 30, 1968, police arrested nearly 700 student protesters who had occupied Hamilton Hall at Columbia. Fifty-six years later to the day, pro-Palestinian activists have taken over the same building.
By: Matt Lavietes, Tom Winter, Isa Farfan, Corky Siemaszko
In one moment, protesters were singing outside the occupied Hamilton Hall. Shortly after, police entered with flash bangs and a mobile ramp.
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