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New York Today: Epstein Paid $350,000 to Possible Witnesses Against Him, Prosecutors Say

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Saturday, July 13, 2019

Epstein Paid $350,000 to Possible Witnesses Against Him, Prosecutors Say
Jeffrey Epstein, 66, has been charged with sex trafficking in Federal District Court in Manhattan.

Jeffrey Epstein, 66, has been charged with sex trafficking in Federal District Court in Manhattan. New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services, via Reuters

By BENJAMIN WEISER
Federal prosecutors made the allegations in an effort to have bail denied for Mr. Epstein, the financier facing sex-trafficking charges.
Dante de Blasio, a recent Yale graduate, is joining his father's presidential campaign as a paid policy analyst.
Can Dante de Blasio Save His Father's Presidential Campaign?
By JEFFERY C. MAYS

With Mayor Bill de Blasio trailing badly, his son is heading to Iowa and beyond.

The singer R. Kelly after a hearing last month in Chicago.
U.S. Prosecutors File New Charges, Including Child Pornography, Against R. Kelly
By RICK ROJAS, MIHIR ZAVERI AND MICHAEL GOLD

The singer was arrested in Chicago on Thursday night over a 13-count indictment, officials said.

Belvedere Castle, which has stood in Central Park since 1872, recently reopened after a 15-month renovation.
Central Park's Castle Gets a $12 Million Fairy-Tale Makeover
By WINNIE HU

A 15-month renovation has restored the splendor of Belvedere Castle, a dazzling lookout point for visitors willing to climb.

Abel Cedeno, center, arrived at State Supreme Court in the Bronx for his manslaughter trial.
A Gay Teenager Fatally Stabbed a Classmate. Was It Self-Defense?
By EMILY PALMER

Abel Cedeno, who says he had been bullied for being gay, took the stand in his own defense at his manslaughter trial.

Hector Figueroa, president of the Service Employees International Union 32BJ, marched with workers seeking a fair contract in New York City in 2014. He increased the union's political clout in his seven years as its leader.
Hector Figueroa, Union Leader With Impact, Dies at 57
By PATRICK MCGEEHAN

As head of New York's Service Employees union, he successfully campaigned for better pay and working conditions for more than 170,000 people.

Dwight Gooden, seen here in 2016, has long battled substance abuse.
Dwight Gooden Arrested on Drug Charges in New Jersey
By KEVIN DRAPER

Police charged the former Yankee and Mets star after a traffic stop last month.

The coffee chain said its decision to no longer sell newspapers was based on
Extra! Extra! Starbucks Will Stop Selling Newspapers
By DERRICK BRYSON TAYLOR

Beginning in September, the coffee giant will no longer carry copies of three national newspapers and select local papers.

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