Michael Washburn
Reporter
Michael Washburn is a New York-based reporter who covers U.S. and China-related topics for The Epoch Times. He has a background in legal and financial journalism, and also writes about arts and culture. Additionally, he is the host of the weekly podcast Reading the Globe. His books include “The Uprooted and Other Stories,” “When We're Grownups,” and “Stranger, Stranger.”
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New York City's Congestion Pricing Starts Today: Everything You Need to Know
The controversial and much-debated plan charges drivers who enter lower Manhattan a new daily toll.
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New York Gov. Hochul Orders Prison Reforms After Inmate’s Beating Death
The governor called for body-worn cameras and a requirement that all corrections officers have them turned on during interactions with inmates.
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How the Daniel Penny Trial Divided the Nation
The case raised profound questions about the right to defend oneself and others and the role of outside influences on jury proceedings.
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Top Adviser to New York City Mayor Resigns
Ingrid Lewis-Martin becomes the latest top-ranking member of the embattled administration to step down as authorities continue their investigation.
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NYC Mayor Meets With Incoming Border Chief Homan Over Shared Enforcement Goals
Eric Adams says neither he nor Homan has any interest in pursuing a vendetta against responsible, diligent immigrants who follow the law.
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Former Rep. Anthony Weiner Files to Run for New York City Council
After a number of sexting scandals and a criminal conviction, the former congressman files to campaign for Lower Manhattan’s District 2 seat.
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Legal Experts React to Daniel Penny’s Acquittal in Death of Jordan Neely
People will still be wary of helping out fellow citizens in danger after the acquittal, a criminal justice expert said.
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Daniel Penny Found Not Guilty in Subway Death of Jordan Neely
The verdict brings an end to a controversial case that drew national and international attention.
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After Manslaughter Dismissal, Jury in Daniel Penny Trial Returns to Consider Lesser Count
Defendant in the controversial, high-profile trial still faces potential conviction of criminally negligent homicide.
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Judge Dismisses Manslaughter Charge in Daniel Penny Trial After Jury Deadlocked
The jury must now continue deliberations on the second charge of criminally negligent homicide.
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New York City's Congestion Pricing Starts Today: Everything You Need to Know
The controversial and much-debated plan charges drivers who enter lower Manhattan a new daily toll.
|
New York Gov. Hochul Orders Prison Reforms After Inmate’s Beating Death
The governor called for body-worn cameras and a requirement that all corrections officers have them turned on during interactions with inmates.
|
How the Daniel Penny Trial Divided the Nation
The case raised profound questions about the right to defend oneself and others and the role of outside influences on jury proceedings.
|
Top Adviser to New York City Mayor Resigns
Ingrid Lewis-Martin becomes the latest top-ranking member of the embattled administration to step down as authorities continue their investigation.
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NYC Mayor Meets With Incoming Border Chief Homan Over Shared Enforcement Goals
Eric Adams says neither he nor Homan has any interest in pursuing a vendetta against responsible, diligent immigrants who follow the law.
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Former Rep. Anthony Weiner Files to Run for New York City Council
After a number of sexting scandals and a criminal conviction, the former congressman files to campaign for Lower Manhattan’s District 2 seat.
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Legal Experts React to Daniel Penny’s Acquittal in Death of Jordan Neely
People will still be wary of helping out fellow citizens in danger after the acquittal, a criminal justice expert said.
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Daniel Penny Found Not Guilty in Subway Death of Jordan Neely
The verdict brings an end to a controversial case that drew national and international attention.
|
After Manslaughter Dismissal, Jury in Daniel Penny Trial Returns to Consider Lesser Count
Defendant in the controversial, high-profile trial still faces potential conviction of criminally negligent homicide.
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Judge Dismisses Manslaughter Charge in Daniel Penny Trial After Jury Deadlocked
The jury must now continue deliberations on the second charge of criminally negligent homicide.
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