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Fulton County Clerk Says It Accidentally Published ‘Fictitious’ Document Detailing Possible Trump Charges Before His Indictment

Topline The Fulton County Clerk of Courts said it accidentally published a document Monday listing charges against former President Donald Trump, prompting reports that he had been indicted—an explanation that puts an end to speculation about how the document appeared online hours before charges were formally announced. Key Facts The clerk of courts in Fulton

The Latest Trend In Outdoor Design Is Sustainability

One of the biggest design trends in recent years is sustainability. Whether it’s choosing non-toxic materials, quality products built to last, or ethical sourcing—consumers are being more thoughtful about how their purchases impact the environment. This especially applies to outdoor spaces, explains Nick Arambula co-founder of Neighbor . “Sustainability is resonating with consumers because there

Forbes Daily: Big Bank Downgrades Could Be On The Horizon

Forbes Daily: Big Bank Downgrades Could Be On The Horizon forbes.com/sites/daniellechemtob/2023/08/16/forbes-daily-big-bank-downgrades-could-be-on-the-horizon This is a published version of the Forbes Daily newsletter, you can sign-up to get Forbes Daily in your inbox here. Tattoos are becoming more mainstream and accepted in society. A new study found that nearly 1 in 3 American adults are permanently inked

The 2023 Accord already got a top rating for overall crash safety in the spring.

The 2023 Honda Accord is the car you want to be in if you’re riding in the back seat during a fender-bender, say experts at the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. The Accord outperformed other midsize cars in the updated “moderate overlap front crash test” and earned itself earning a rare “good” rating in the

Are AI Companies A Smart Investment?

Edit StoryInvestment Quality TrendsInvesting NewslettersKelley WrightInvesting NewsletterInvestment Quality TrendsInvesting NewsletterAug 16, 2023,01:24pm EDT|The mechanics of investing have changed over time with the advance of technology. What has not changed are the fundamentals of value.

$820K Midcentury Home With Hyperbolic Paraboloid Roof a Standout in Rural Utah Town

A pristine midcentury home with a hyperbolic paraboloid roof in Providence, UT, has just landed on the market. Listed for $820,000, the eye-popping structure was designed by architect Gilbert Eugene Haycock as his personal residence in 1967. Known locally as The Glass House , the iconic 2,888-square-foot home has had only one owner. “The roof

Realtor.com: Can Rudy Giuliani get $6.5 million for his Upper East Side apartment? (MarketWatch)

Rudy Giuliani, who was mayor of New York City during 9/11, has ceded much of the popularity he courted as “America’s Mayor.” After serving as a key legal adviser to former President Donald Trump, Giuliani is facing myriad legal woes of his own. Now, he’s making a real estate move that’s also grabbed attention. He’s

Here’s The Story Of The Billionaire Founder Behind Hindenburg Research’s Latest Short Selling Target

The short seller Hindenburg has accused Kazakhstan-based brokerage Freedom Holding of fraudulent practices. Former employees who spoke with Forbes have their own beef with the company. The short seller Hindenburg Research published its latest report on Tuesday, accusing Freedom Holding Corp., a Nasdaq-listed financial services company headquartered in Kazakhstan, of a litany of fraudulent and

Trump’s Former Chief Of Staff Wants Election Interference Case Moved To Federal Court: Why That Matters For Trump

Topline Attorneys for Mark Meadows—the former White House chief of staff—said in a filing Tuesday that his election interference case in Georgia should be removed to federal court—a move that could reportedly lead to a similar appeal from former President Donald Trump and have significant legal implications for the ex-president if granted. Key Facts Meadows’