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By: Patricia Hurtado
Former US Representative George Santos, a onetime rising Republican star who falsely claimed to be a New York investment banker before running for Congress, was ordered to serve 87 months in prison for stealing campaign funds.
By: Patricia Hurtado
Former US representative George Santos, a one-time rising Republican star who falsely claimed to have worked for Goldman Sachs Group Inc before running for Congress, was ordered to serve seven years and three months in prison for stealing campaign funds.
By: Chris Dolmetsch, Patricia Hurtado
A Columbia University student detained by immigration officials was released by a federal judge as he fights the Trump administration’s attempts to remove him from the country.
A lawyer for a former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. banker told a federal judge that he has asked the US to drop its foreign bribery case, citing an executive order from President Donald Trump.
By: Patricia Hurtado, Ellen Huet
The founder of sexual-wellness company OneTaste and her former head of sales are slated to go on trial Monday in Brooklyn, New York, for allegedly manipulating victims of sexual trauma.
A federal appeals court on Wednesday ordered US immigration authorities to transfer a Turkish graduate student from a Louisiana lockup to Vermont, where a judge plans to hear her request for release while she fights possible deportation.
By: Patricia Hurtado, Jonathan Browning
An Austrian banker accused of corruption arrived in the US to face federal charges that he conspired to launder hundreds of millions of dollars through the American financial system, after fighting his extradition from the UK for four years.
GPB Capital Holdings LLC founder David Gentile was sentenced to seven years in prison for a Ponzi-like fraud scheme that put almost $1.6 billion of investor funds at risk.
By: Jonathan Browning, Patricia Hurtado
(Bloomberg) -- An Austrian banker pleaded not guilty to US charges that he conspired to launder hundreds of millions of dollars through the American
Breon Peace is rejoining the law firm Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton as co-leader of the firm’s litigation group after spending four years as the Brooklyn US attorney overseeing one of the largest prosecutor offices in the country.
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