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Following convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s suicide death in a Manhattan jail cell one week ago, details are emerging on what he left behind, including bizarre decor in his New York City apartment, such as the portrait of former President Bill Clinton dressed in drag.

One of Jeffrey Epstein’s accusers sued the late disgraced financier’s estate, his alleged accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell, and three of Epstein’s staffers on Wednesday as part of a lawsuit that falls under the Child Victims Act.

The warden of the prison where Jeffrey Epstein was held has been temporarily reassigned, the Department of Justice (DOJ) ordered Tuesday.

Shrieking and shouting was heard coming from Jeffrey Epstein’s jail cell the morning he was found dead, reports said. 

Protesters took to the Iowa State Fair during the weekend to pass out thousands of dollar “Bills” to shame Democrat presidential hopeful and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio for blowing taxpayer cash on his presidential run, according to the New York Post.

One hundred anti-ICE protesters were arrested Saturday for blocking Manhattan’s West Side Highway in New York City. 

Sex offender and accused sex-trafficker Jeffrey Epstein was not on suicide watch at the time of his death, according to several reports.

Power company Con Edison is warning New Yorkers that there could be more power outages to come following the heat wave this week.

The New York City Police Department Sergeants Benevolent Association mocked Democrat presidential hopeful and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio in a tweet Sunday after his absence during a portion of Manhattan’s major power outage.

Parts of Manhattan and the Upper West Side experienced blackouts Saturday evening, leaving thousands without power, according to reports.

A New York City priest and longtime advocate of the LGBTQ community announced his retirement Sunday amid allegations of sexual misconduct. 

An off-duty New York City police officer ran into some bad luck this weekend after a pair of thieves riding a motorcycle took a $10,000 necklace and a cell phone from him, police said Monday.

One pilot is dead after crash landing his helicopter atop a 54-story building in Midtown Manhattan on Monday afternoon, according to New York City’s fire department.

CNN’s move to the edge of the Hudson River is the ultimate (and expensive) act of climate denialism.

A large billboard erected this week across from the New York Times’ Midtown Manhattan office accuses the newspaper of inflaming anti-Israel sentiments with “biased coverage,” the Jewish News Syndicate first reported.

Several Bloomberg L.P. executives are expected to be arrested on Tuesday after an investigation into fraud from within the company concludes.

Hip-hop mogul Jay-Z filed a lawsuit against the American Arbitration Association in a bid to prevent the organization from judging a trademark case, claiming the committee isn’t comprised of enough African-Americans.

NEW YORK (AP) — Video will vindicate Alec Baldwin after he was accused of slugging a man in the face in over a parking space, the actor’s lawyer said Monday.

A vehicle struck a group of pedestrians in downtown Manhattan Monday evening, killing one and injuring at least five people, say reports.

(AP) — One of the first big storms of the season moved across the eastern half of the country, leaving five people dead and closing schools as the freakish weather brought snow as far south as Alabama.

Vandals targeted the Metropolitan Republican Club in Manhattan on Thursday evening, as Democrats’ heated rhetoric towards conservatives continues to escalate. 

“WATCH: Wealthy white Manhattan parents angrily rant against plan to bring more black kids to their schools,” Carranza tweeted.

Donald Trump may have picked a very good time to take a break from developing luxury real estate in Manhattan.

A New York City man who repeatedly stabbed his wife with a screwdriver while she waited on a bench in a Manhattan barber shop is facing attempted murder charges, police said.

A federal judge on Wednesday rejected the Saudi Arabian government’s attempt to dismiss a lawsuit accusing them of financing Al Qaeda and sponsoring the 9/11 attacks.

A six-month-old girl was found abandoned in a stroller early Sunday morning at a subway station on the Upper East Side of Manhattan in New York City, police said.

A New York Times delivery truck skipped the curb and nearly crashed into a downtown Manhattan storefront early Wednesday morning.

About a dozen members of New York City’s Haitian community and others protested the Clinton Foundation’s cronyism outside the organization’s former Midtown Manhattan office Friday afternoon on the eighth anniversary of the 2010 Haiti earthquake.

Police are searching for a suspect who allegedly punched a 70-year-old on the New York City Subway in Queens last month.

Eliot Spitzer, who was forced to resign his seat as New York’s governor after only a year in office, is now being accused of threatening to stab a man in his private parts during an argument at a posh Manhattan restaurant.

Say goodbye to Lower Manhattan, everybody! By midnight tonight, it will be gone forever—drowned by the melting icecaps of the disappearing Arctic. Obviously this will be quite sad for people who live in New York. But it will be a

A New York man avoided jail time on Friday for allegedly getting it on with his girlfriend’s dog in a Manhattan apartment.

Bangladesh’s Dhaka Tribune reported Thursday that Akayed Ullah, the jihadist responsible for a failed suicide bombing in New York’s Port Authority Bus Terminal, visited a Rohingya refugee camp during his last trip to the country to conduct charity work.

Bangladesh’s Home Minister assured reporters on Wednesday that the government would not “spare” relatives of failed New York subway bomber Akayed Ullah if evidence indicated that they were involved in jihadist violence.

The Manhattan District Attorney’s office will seek an indictment against disgraced movie producer Harvey Weinstein on charges of rape as soon as next week, law enforcement sources told Page Six Tuesday.

President of Argentina Mauricio Macri told reporters Wednesday that “there is no room for any gray” in the fight against terrorism, responding to the deaths of five Argentines in an act of jihad in New York City on Tuesday.