Ken Kurson, the former editor of The New York Observer, was charged with two felonies in Manhattan. Prosecutors said he installed spyware on his former wife’s computer in order to surveil her.
Source: New York Times
Ken Kurson, Who Was Pardoned by Trump, Faces Charges in New York
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