William K. Rashbaum
Senior Writer at The New York Times covering corruption, crime and the myriad miscreants of our time. Contact me at rashbaum(at)nytimes(dot)com or 212-556-8468.
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Trump’s Bank Was Subpoenaed by N.Y. Prosecutors in Criminal Inquiry
The subpoena, sent to Deutsche Bank, suggests that the inquiry into President Trump’s business practices is more wide-ranging than previously known.
Online Currency Exchange Accused of Laundering $6 Billion
The case against Liberty Reserve, a global currency exchange, is believed to be the largest online money-laundering prosecution in history, the authorities said.
D.A. Is Investigating Trump and His Company Over Fraud, Filing Suggests
The office of the district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., made the disclosure in a new court filing arguing Mr. Trump should turn over his tax returns.
Trump Again Tries to Block Subpoena for Taxes, Calling It ‘Wildly Overbroad’
The president mounted his most forceful and detailed legal attack yet on the subpoena for his tax returns from the Manhattan district attorney.
Inside the Violent and Misogynistic World of Roy Den Hollander
He was known for his hatred of women and frivolous lawsuits. Then he killed the son of a New Jersey federal judge before taking his own life, officials said.
Misogynistic Lawyer Who Killed Judge’s Son Had List of Possible Targets
The list was found after the lawyer killed himself and had more than a dozen names, including three other judges and two doctors.
‘Anti-Feminist’ Suspect in Killing of Judge’s Son Is Tied to 2nd Slaying
The killing of a rival men’s rights lawyer in California may have been carried out by Roy Den Hollander, the prime suspect in the N.J. shooting, officials say.
Possible Suspect Is Identified in Killing of Son of Federal Judge in N.J.
The authorities are investigating whether a body found in Liberty, N.Y., was that of the gunman who shot into the home of Judge Esther Salas.
Intense Search for Gunman Who Killed Son of Federal Judge at N.J. Home
The authorities have not disclosed any possible motive behind the shooting, which also wounded the husband of Judge Esther Salas.
D.A. Accuses Trump of Delay ‘Strategy’ in Fight Over Tax Returns
The Manhattan district attorney told a judge that by refusing to comply with a subpoena, the president is effectively putting himself above the law.
Suspect Is Arrested in Grisly Killing of Tech C.E.O. Fahim Saleh
Mr. Saleh, 33, was found dismembered and decapitated inside his Manhattan apartment.
Suspect Is Arrested in Grisly Killing of Tech C.E.O. Fahim Saleh
Mr. Saleh, 33, was found dismembered and decapitated inside his Manhattan apartment.
Dismemberment Killing of Tech C.E.O. ‘Looks Like Professional Job’
Fahim Saleh, 33, was followed into his luxury Manhattan condo by a man dressed all in black, the official said.
Trump Raises New Objections to Subpoena Seeking His Tax Returns
The effort came less than a week after the U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way for the Manhattan district attorney to demand the records.
Man’s Dismembered Body Is Found in Luxury Manhattan Condo
An electric saw was found near the man’s torso, law enforcement officials said. Units in the Lower East Side building have sold for more than $2 million.
After Trump’s Supreme Court Loss, D.A. Moves Closer to Getting Tax Records
A lower-court judge swiftly scheduled a hearing for next week on the Manhattan prosecutor’s demand to see President Trump’s financial records.
Michael Cohen Will Return to Prison Over Violation of Furlough Rules
President Trump’s former personal lawyer, who was released amid coronavirus concerns, was photographed dining at a restaurant recently.
Jeffrey Epstein’s Pilots Are Subpoenaed in Sex Trafficking Case
Prosecutors who have accused Mr. Epstein of luring teenagers into prostitution are seeking to determine who traveled on the financier’s planes.
Inside Barr’s Effort to Undermine Prosecutors in N.Y.
The firing of the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan was foreshadowed by a disagreement over a case linked to President Trump.
Trump Fires U.S. Attorney Who Investigated His Associates
The president’s move deepened a crisis over the independence of law enforcement and the president’s purge of officials he views as disloyal.