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Court Approves Bank of America’s $72.5 Million Epstein Victim Settlement
A federal court has formally approved Bank of America’s $72.5 million settlement agreement with survivors alleging the bank facilitated Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking.

French Civil Servant Accused of Drugging Women to Watch Them Urinate
A former French civil servant is accused by hundreds of women of drugging them to make them urinate on themselves, with some victims now speaking out. The official allegedly recorded these 'experiments' over a decade.

Bill Cosby Reportedly Disappears After $60 Million Judgment Confirmed
American actor Bill Cosby has reportedly gone missing after a California judge upheld a nearly $60 million judgment against him. Lawyers representing one of his accusers claim they have been unable to locate him in the weeks following the court's decision.

Governor Umahi Insists No Secrecy Over Nurse's Death, Sues Accusers
Governor Umahi of Nigeria insisted there was no secrecy surrounding a nurse's death and announced that his lawyers had been briefed to pursue legal action against those circulating alleged defamatory reports.
Andrew Tate Fails to Unmask Accusers in Legal Battle
Influencer Andrew Tate and his brother, who face charges including rape, have been unsuccessful in their attempt to reveal the identities of their accusers.
Andrew Tate Must Return to UK Before Accusers' Identity Revealed, Prosecutors Say
Prosecutors state that influencer Andrew Tate must return to the UK before the identities of his accusers, who allege rape and other charges, can be disclosed.

Jeffrey Donaldson's Barrister Argues Accusers Unreliable in Sex Abuse Trial
Jeffrey Donaldson's barrister told the jury that the accusers in his sex abuse trial were not sufficiently reliable for a guilty verdict. The defense highlighted 'fundamental issues' with the reliability of their testimonies.
Michael Jackson Abuse Accusers Get New Trial Date
Wade Robson and James Safechuck, who accuse the late pop star Michael Jackson of sexual abuse as minors, have been granted a new trial date in 2028.

Palace Dismisses Kickback Accusations, Warns Against Hypocrisy
The Palace dismissed accusations of kickbacks, referring to the accusers as '18 garbage collectors.' Public figures also cautioned against individuals who feign holiness and righteousness, implying a lack of credibility in the allegations.
Epstein Accusers Doubt Pam Bondi's Congressional Interview Will Provide Answers
Accusers of Jeffrey Epstein express little hope that Pam Bondi's closed-door congressional interview with the House Oversight Committee regarding the Epstein files will yield satisfactory answers, as she will not be under oath.

Daniel Siad Denies Involvement in Epstein Case, Ready to Face Accusers
Daniel Siad, a former model recruiter linked to the Epstein affair archives, has firmly denied any role as a pimp or involvement in sexual violence, stating he is prepared to confront the plaintiffs.

Eric Swalwell's Social Media Proficiency Contrasted with Accusers' Coordinated Efforts
The article explores how Eric Swalwell used social media to enhance his image, while his accusers later leveraged apps and influencers to unite their claims against him.

Discussion on Accountability and #MeToo Era Standards, Mentioning Swalwell and Gonzales
An article explores the nebulous societal standards of accountability in the post-#MeToo era, questioning what constitutes unacceptable behavior and how many accusers it takes for allegations to be believed. Eric Swalwell and Tony Gonzales are mentioned in this context.

Smokey Robinson's $500M Countersuit Partially Dismissed
A Los Angeles judge partially dismissed Smokey Robinson's $500 million countersuit against his "Jane Doe" accusers in an ongoing sexual assault civil suit.

Michael Jackson Biopic Faces Criticism Amid Box Office Projections
The upcoming Michael Jackson biopic, "Michael," is drawing early criticism from some who call it a "whitewash" and "ghoulish," even as it projects a strong global box office debut. Producers and stars have also teased potential sequels and discussed the film's impact.

Eric Swalwell Resigns Amid New Sexual Misconduct Claims
Former U.S. Representative Eric Swalwell has resigned from Congress, effective immediately, following new sexual misconduct allegations and an ongoing investigation in Los Angeles. A fifth woman has accused him of misconduct, impacting the California Governor's race.
Smokey Robinson Fails to Dismiss Sexual Harassment Claims
Smokey Robinson's bid to dismiss sexual harassment claims brought by two Jane Doe accusers has been denied, with his lawyer stating they will continue to vigorously defend against the allegations.

Timothy Busfield's Attorney Denies Child Sex Abuse Allegations
Actor-director Timothy Busfield's attorney claims that accusers alleging child sex abuse on set are motivated by revenge or money, not truth.

Daily Mail Accusers Allegedly Induced to Sue Based on Disputed Claims
Lawyers for the Daily Mail's publisher told a court that prominent figures, including Doreen Lawrence and Elton John, were allegedly induced to sue the paper based on a private investigator’s now-disputed claims.

Kevin Spacey avoids abuse trial in London
Three men had accused the actor of sexual assault, and an out-of-court settlement was reached.
John Downing Comments on Michael Lowry's Vindication
Political commentator John Downing reflects on Michael Lowry's recent vindication, noting his exultant response to accusers and naysayers after a 30-year period.

Epstein-Linked Leon Black Sued for Attempting to Silence Accusers
A lawsuit alleges that billionaire Leon Black, an associate of Jeffrey Epstein, attempted to silence a law firm and women who accused him of sexual misconduct.

Bill Cosby Wants Janice Dickinson Barred From Testifying at Upcoming Trial
Bill Cosby is seeking to prevent Janice Dickinson, Andrea Constand and several other accusers from testifying against him in an upcoming trial ... TMZ has learned.
Former NASA Engineer Sues Houston and Accusers After Being Cleared of Sexual Assault
A former NASA engineer, who was previously cleared of sexual assault charges, has filed a lawsuit against the city of Houston and his accusers.

Timothy Busfield's Past Accusers May Testify At Child Sex Abuse Trial
Timothy Busfield's upcoming child sex abuse trial in New Mexico looks like it might feature some explosive testimony ... because prosecutors are signaling that several people who've accused Timothy of sexual assault in the past will be called as…

Karol G Accusers Drop Song Lawsuit and Apologize for 'Mistaken' Accusations
Two producers who sued Karol G over her song 'Gatúbela' have dropped their lawsuit and issued an apology for their 'mistaken' accusations.

Allegations Against Philippine Official Lose Credibility After Witness Recantation
A lawyer states that allegations against former official Romualdez are no longer credible after a key witness recanted his testimony regarding the flood control scandal, weakening the case of the remaining accusers.

Afenyo-Markin Sues Over Extortion Allegations, OSP to Assess Claims
Ghana's Minority Leader, Afenyo-Markin, has filed a defamation lawsuit against Sammy Gyamfi and others over alleged extortion claims, while also stating his readiness to submit to any investigation. The Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) will assess the extortion allegations to determine if further investigative action is warranted.

Indian Court Acquits Former Wrestling Chief Brij Bhushan in Sexual Harassment Case
An Indian court has acquitted former wrestling chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh of sexual harassment charges, a decision that has been met with both relief from his supporters and vows of appeal from the accusers. The case involved allegations from several female wrestlers against the influential sports official.

NDC's Joseph Yamin Challenges Accusers to Provide Evidence of Illegal Mining
Joseph Yamin, National Organiser of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), has challenged those accusing him of engaging in illegal mining ('galamsey') to provide credible evidence, asserting that no state investigative body is probing him.

Pressure Mounts on Graham Platner to Withdraw from Maine Senate Race After Sexual Assault Allegation
Democratic candidate Graham Platner is facing increasing pressure to withdraw from the Maine Senate race after an ex-girlfriend publicly accused him of removing condoms without consent during sex. The allegation has led to widespread condemnation from former Obama aides and Bernie Sanders, and has complicated Democrats' efforts to secure a Senate majority.

Tate brothers challenge decision to withhold accusers' names
Andrew and Tristan Tate are challenging the decision to withhold the names of their UK accusers, as they face 21 charges including rape and human trafficking upon extradition.
Boris Tadić Responds to 'Sonic Cannon' Affair Allegations
Former Serbian President Boris Tadić has responded to allegations surrounding the 'sonic cannon' affair, challenging his accusers and suggesting the issue is a distraction from other matters.

Jury Asked to Recall Accusers' "Pain and Hurt" in Donaldson Sex Abuse Trial
The jury in the sex abuse trial of former Democratic Unionist Party leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has been asked to consider the visible "pain and hurt" of the accusers; Donaldson denies all 18 charges, including one count of rape.

Lawmakers file libel charges against 'bagmen' accusers
Lawmakers, who were accused by 18 former bodyguards of an expelled party-list representative of receiving cash in suitcases, have separately filed libel and cyber libel charges against their accusers.

OPEKEPE Case: EPPO Report Challenges Accusations Against 13 MPs
The accuracy of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) investigations is being challenged following developments in the OPEKEPE case. These developments led to 13 New Democracy MPs being sent to the judiciary and caused significant political turbulence within the government majority.

Michael Jackson Estate Calls Accusers' Lawsuit a 'Shakedown'
Michael Jackson's estate is fighting back against a lawsuit filed by former friends alleging sex trafficking, calling the claims a 'shakedown' in court documents.
Chirayu Rana Hires Lawyer Known for Representing Epstein Accusers
Chirayu Rana has reportedly hired a lawyer who previously represented Epstein accusers in a lawsuit. The lawyer will now represent Rana in a lawsuit against Lorna Hajdini.
Harvey Weinstein's Lawyers Question Accuser at Rape Retrial
During Harvey Weinstein's rape retrial, his lawyers cross-examined one of his accusers. The retrial continues to draw significant public attention.

Malaysian PM Anwar Dismisses Allegations of Stolen Money Moved to Africa
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has strongly refuted claims that he ordered a former official to move stolen money to Africa, challenging accusers to provide evidence.

Smokey Robinson's Defamation Claims Dismissed in Sexual Assault Case
A judge has dismissed Smokey Robinson's defamation claims in a sexual assault legal battle, citing insufficient evidence for his accusers to face liability. The ruling does not address the veracity of the rape allegations.
Mónica Oltra, Valencia mayoral candidate, speaks out on accusations
In her first interview in four years, Mónica Oltra, Compromís candidate for mayor of Valencia, stated that the goal of her accusers was to remove her from politics.

Public Prosecutor Archives Harassment Inquiry Against Boaventura de Sousa Santos
The Public Prosecutor's Office has archived the inquiry into harassment allegations at CES involving Boaventura de Sousa Santos, who stated that the decision proves there were never any complaints against him in court and that the accusers' intention was solely to defame and cancel him.
Frank Stronach's defense argues police coached sex assault accusers
In the trial of Frank Stronach, his defense team has argued that police improperly coached his sex assault accusers, drawing comparisons to the Jian Ghomeshi acquittal.

Texas Priest Faces Single Trial for Sexual Coercion Charges from Multiple Accusers
A Roman Catholic priest with ties to Texas and Louisiana is accused of exploiting parishioners' emotional dependency for sexual conduct. Prosecutors are seeking a single trial for charges from three separate accusers.

Bank of America Agrees to Settle Epstein Sex-Trafficking Lawsuit for Over $70 Million
Bank of America has agreed to pay over $70 million to settle a class-action lawsuit by Jeffrey Epstein's victims, with the agreement now awaiting judicial approval, as the bank denies wrongdoing and seeks to move past the affair.

Bank of America Settles Lawsuit with Jeffrey Epstein Accusers
Bank of America has reached a settlement in a class-action lawsuit brought by Jeffrey Epstein accusers, who alleged the bank facilitated his sex-trafficking operation, bringing them closer to justice.

Smokey Robinson Accusers Say He's 'Obstructing' Case in Ongoing Legal Battle
Attorneys representing several of Smokey Robinson's accusers say they've asked a judge to step in … accusing the Motown legend of dragging his feet in the ongoing sexual-assault lawsuit.

Jeffrey Epstein estate agrees to $35 million settlement with accusers
A US judge has granted preliminary approval to an agreement for Jeffrey Epstein's estate to pay up to $35 million to resolve a class action lawsuit accusing two of the disgraced financier's advisers of aiding and abetting his sex crimes.
Duterte has accepted his fate – Kaufman
As he and his accusers await the International Criminal Court’s decision in 60 days whether to confirm the charges against him, former president Rodrigo Duterte appears resigned to the prospect of…

Trillanes denies receiving $2M from Zaldy Co, vows to go after accusers
MANILA, Philippines–Former Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV on Tuesday denied allegations that he received $2 million–or any amount of money–from former Rep. Elizaldy Co in connection with the investigation of the International Criminal Court (ICC) into the crimes against humanity of former President Rodrigo Duterte. Trillanes also vowed to file cyberlibel charges against several personalities who

Epstein Accusers React to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's Arrest
Epstein accusers express shock and hope following the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, viewing it as a sign that powerful individuals can be held accountable.

Court Approves $72.5M Bank of America Settlement with Epstein Accusers
A federal judge has officially approved a $72.5 million settlement between Bank of America and victims' attorneys in the Jeffrey Epstein financial abuse litigation.
Cross River State Denies Paying Cult Groups for Peace
The Cross River State government has denied allegations of paying cult groups to maintain peace, challenging accusers to provide evidence for such claims.

Trump Threatens Strong Action Against Iran Amid Escalating Tensions
Donald Trump threatened to strike Iran "very hard" and considered plans for massive bombings of energy infrastructure, raising fears of a generalized conflict. This came amidst reports of China secretly arming Iran despite promises to Trump.

AOC Accused of Using Fake Southern Accent at Memphis Rally
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez faced criticism and comparisons to Kamala Harris after her speech at a Memphis rally, with accusers claiming she adopted a fake southern accent.

Tate Brothers Denied UK Accuser Names in Court
Andrew and Tristan Tate lost their court bid to be informed of the identities of their accusers in the United Kingdom. The ruling means the names of those who have made allegations against them will remain confidential.

Tate Brothers Seek Judicial Review Over Withheld Accusers' Names
Andrew and Tristan Tate are seeking a judicial review regarding the decision to withhold the identities of women accusing them of rape and human trafficking, citing fears of revelation.

Lignadis Trial: Request for Psychologist Expert Rejected
During the trial of Dimitris Lignadis, the court rejected a request to appoint a psychologist expert to examine the complainants. The motion for a psychological-psychiatric evaluation of the accusers was denied.

Michael Jackson Child Abuse Accusers Granted New Trial Date
Accusers of child abuse against Michael Jackson have been granted a new trial date set for 2028. The alleged victims of the 'King of Pop' are not giving up their pursuit of justice.

ICC Chief Prosecutor Suspended Amid Sexual Misconduct Allegations
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has suspended its chief prosecutor, Karim Khan, following an investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct. This development comes as other public figures, including French singer Patrick Bruel, also face sexual assault allegations.

Michael Jackson Accusers Pose for Selfie Ahead of Trial
Wade Robson and James Safechuck, two prominent accusers of Michael Jackson, posted a selfie together as they prepare for a trial against the singer's business entities.

Gilbert Rozon to Pay $930K Settlement to Sexual Assault Accusers
Just for Laughs founder Gilbert Rozon has agreed to pay $930,000 to nine women who accused him of sexual misconduct. This settlement follows a Quebec court ruling that found he sexually assaulted eight of them, with Rozon waiving his right to appeal.

Pîslaru responds to PSD accusations over PNRR funds
Romanian politician Pîslaru has strongly responded to accusations from the PSD regarding the loss of PNRR funds, attributing the blame to his accusers.
Ex-NFL Star Marcellus Wiley Accused of Rape by Four More Women
Former NFL star and sportscaster Marcellus Wiley is facing new rape accusations from four additional women, adding to existing lawsuits from three other accusers who claim he raped them while a student at Columbia.

Judge Dismisses Smokey Robinson's Defamation Claim Against Accusers
A judge has dismissed veteran singer Smokey Robinson's defamation counterclaim, which he filed after four housekeepers sued him for alleged sexual assault.
Christian Association of Nigeria Denies Rift and Missing Funds, Threatens Legal Action
The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has denied rumors of internal rifts and allegations of missing relief funds, asserting its unity and threatening legal action against accusers.

How Eric Swalwell's fall was brought on by a network of women who organized online
Before allegations against Eric Swalwell surfaced in the media, they gained momentum online after a network of accusers came together to share stories of alleged assault by the California Democrat.

Congressman Eric Swalwell Faces Sexual Misconduct Allegations, Resigns
U.S. Congressman Eric Swalwell is facing multiple sexual misconduct allegations, leading to his resignation and a scramble among Democrats to return campaign contributions. The accusations have sparked significant political fallout and scrutiny.

Dem senator ripped for 'smear' of female activist advocating for Swalwell's accusers: 'Very bad look'
Sen. Ruben Gallego, D-Ariz., is facing blowback after he tried to knock a woman raising sexual misconduct accusations against Eric Swalwell, prompting Democrats and conservatives to call out the move.
Bank of America's $72.5 Million Epstein Settlement Wins Preliminary Approval
A U.S. judge has granted preliminary approval to Bank of America's $72.5 million settlement in a lawsuit related to its past dealings with Jeffrey Epstein, aiming to compensate victims of Epstein's sex trafficking.

Miley Cyrus's 'Flowers' Copyright Lawsuit Heads to Trial
Accusers in the copyright infringement lawsuit against Miley Cyrus's hit song "Flowers" are pushing for the case to go to trial, despite Cyrus's attempts to end it, claiming similarities to Bruno Mars' "When I Was Your Man."
Leon Black Deposition in Epstein Accusers' Lawsuit Against Bank of America Delayed
Leon Black's deposition in the lawsuit filed by Jeffrey Epstein's accusers against Bank of America has been postponed.

Michael Jackson's Company Scores Legal Victory, Forces Accusers to Battle in Private Forum
The Michael Jackson Company won a major legal battle this week ... because a judge has ordered a civil case -- centered around alleged sex trafficking -- be handled out of court and in a private…
Epstein Estate's $35 Million Settlement with Accusers Approved
A judge has granted preliminary approval for the Jeffrey Epstein estate's $35 million settlement with accusers, moving closer to resolving claims against the late financier.

Duterte supporters, accusers converge at the Hague for trial
While supporters of jailed former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte rallied outside the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague, victims' families recounted years of fear, loss and…

Trump and Melania reveal their State of the Union guests as Democrats invite Epstein survivors and ICE detainees
Top Dems are expected to skip his speech but invited Epstein accusers and ICE detainees in their place
Karol G Accusers Apologize for Song Theft Lawsuit
Producers behind a copyright infringement lawsuit against Karol G have issued a written apology, admitting they were wrong and that Karol G recorded 'Gatúbela' before their song.