The former $5,000-a-night Prostitute who accused Eliot Spitzer of choking her in a Plaza hotel suite tried to extort money from him before she jetted back to her native Russia, law-enforcement sources told The Post.
A New York state appellate court has restored the criminal conviction of an ex-Goldman Sachs programmer who was convicted of stealing trade secrets high-frequency trading source code before leaving his job in 2009.
A judge ordered two mobile phones belonging to Nicolas Sarkozy to be examined in relation to a £35million cocaine smuggling scandal, it has been revealed today.
A former FBI agent and his daughter today were found guilty of killing the daughter’s husband.
The retired NYPD cop busted last week for running a multimillion-dollar prostitution ring sought expert advice from Eliot Spitzer’s madam before getting his business started, the ex-hooker booker said Sunday.
A former president of Colombia, who also waged a drug war in his country, has a message to President Rodrigo Duterte: The drug menace cannot be solved by the “heavy-handed” approach of killing drug addicts.
LISBON, Portugal — A Portuguese court has ruled that a former CIA operative convicted of kidnapping an Egyptian cleric as part of an extraordinary renditions program should be turned over to Italy to serve her six-year sentence there, a court official said Friday.
A former CIA officer and diplomat who has repeatedly denied playing a role in one of the most notorious U.S. counterterrorism programs is set to become the only American held accountable for it — and claims the Obama administration has abandoned her.
Detectives from Banking Fraud Unit on Tuesday arrested former Chase Bank chairman Zafrullah Khan.
Former American International Group (AIG.N) chief executive Maurice “Hank” Greenberg must face a fraud trial over transactions at the insurer, New York’s highest court ruled on Thursday.
