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Manhattan Woman Convicted of Using Crypto to Fund Terror Groups in Syria 
A Manhattan jury on Thursday found an Upper East Side woman guilty of funding terrorism after she used cryptocurrency to send financial support to several groups operating in Syria.
Meeting people’s mental health needs (Op-Ed)
As New Yorkers, we’re all too familiar with images of our neighbors in need of care and support. We may see them asking for money or food, sleeping on park benches or subway cars, or walking in cold weather without a shirt or shoes.
Best Friends Imprisoned After 1987 Times Square Murder Have Convictions Vacated: ‘Never Going to Stop Fighting’
Two best friends, who in 1987 were convicted of a murder in New York City they never committed and served more than 20 years in prison, had their convictions overturned this week.
UES Woman Accused Of Funding Terror With Cryptocurrency: DA
An Upper East Side woman stands accused of using cryptocurrency to launder funds for Syrian-based terror groups, according to the Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg.
Last of NYC hate-crime trio sentenced to 3 years in prison for 2021 antisemitic beating
“These defendants violently targeted and assaulted another individual simply because he is Jewish,” Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said in a statement.
A Four-Decade Fight to Clear Their Names of Murder Ends in Exoneration
“Eric Smokes and David Warren lost decades of their life to an unjust conviction,” said Alvin L. Bragg, the Manhattan district attorney, in a statement. “I am inspired by the unyielding advocacy of Mr. Smokes and Mr. Warren and hope that today’s decision can finally bring them a measure of comfort and justice.”
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