Judge Throws Out New York AG Letitia James’ Federal Fraud Indictment
The federal fraud indictment against New York Attorney General Letitia James was dismissed by a federal judge on Monday. "The Attorney General's attempt to install Ms. Halligan as Interim U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia was invalid," U.S. District Court Judge Cameron McGowan Curri
Retired and Own a Home? Your Year-End Required Withdrawals Could Make or Break Your Finances
Juggling finances in retirement can be tricky. Living on a fixed income means making careful money moves without a steady paycheck. If you’ve planned appropriately, you likely have several pools of money to draw from, including Social Security and retirement accounts you’ve been funding for years.
L.A. Unveils First Home Rebuilt After Palisades Fire—With a Major Catch
Ten months after wildfires scorched parts of Los Angeles and its suburbs, the city announced what it called a "major milestone": The first home to be rebuilt in the hard-hit Pacific Palisades neighborhood has received its certificate of occupancy. However, there's a catch: The home in question, a fo
Karoline Leavitt Reveals Toll of White House Job on Her Marriage and Home Life: ‘I Have PTSD About Making Plans’
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt made history when she became the youngest person to take up the important role—but she has now revealed that she has paid a heavy price for cementing her status as a political heavyweight, particularly when it comes to her life at home with her husband an
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