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Trump hit with new charges in classified docs case

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Former US President Donald Trump is facing new charges in a classified documents case related to Mar-a-Lago, his private resort.

The revised indictment accuses Trump of pressuring an employee to delete security camera footage from Mar-a-Lago. The charges include three new counts, one for wilful retention of defense information and two for obstruction. Additionally, Mar-a-Lago staff member Carlos de Oliveira has also been indicted in connection with the case.

The court documents reveal alleged efforts between Trump’s close aide, Walt Nauta, and Carlos de Oliveira to obstruct the Justice Department’s investigation. They are accused of conspiring to delete surveillance footage from security cameras after the Department of Justice issued a subpoena seeking footage of the basement where confidential documents were supposedly kept.

According to the court documents, de Oliveira texted another employee, the director of information technology, instructing them to delete the server as per Trump’s request. When the employee expressed that he lacked the authority to do so, de Oliveira allegedly pressured him into complying. The indictment describes a scene where Nauta and de Oliveira navigated through bushes and foliage to reach the IT room.

The updated indictment also alleges that Trump knowingly discussed a top-secret document with biographers visiting Mar-a-Lago. The document supposedly contained plans for a potential attack on “Country A,” identified by outlets as Iran. Trump allegedly showed this document to one of his guests during the interview.

The charges are being led by special prosecutor Jack Smith, who also met with Trump’s lawyers for a separate investigation into alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. Trump’s legal team received no indication of the timing for any indictment related to that case.

Trump dismissed the fresh charges in an emailed statement from his 2024 presidential campaign, claiming that they were part of an “illegal witch hunt” led by Jack Smith. These new charges add to Trump’s growing list of legal troubles, including facing trial for a hush-money case, civil charges in a defamation case, and the possibility of charges from Georgia prosecutors related to the alleged election result overturn effort.

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How to make your money work for you over the next decade

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With high interest rates, persistent inflation, and a tight labor market—the next decade is expected to be very different from the last 10 years.

 
Companies and households around the world are still trying to get back to pre-pandemic economic outputs and lifestyles.

So, how can people successfully invest and better manage their personal finances?

James Faris, an Investing Reporter with Insider joins Veronica Dudo to discuss. #InAmericaToday #featured #money #finance #economy #investing

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Parents buying houses for their adult children

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Rise in parents purchasing homes for adult children sparks concerns

A growing trend of parents buying houses for their adult children is causing a stir, raising questions about the potential downsides of such arrangements. While the gesture may seem benevolent, experts warn of the pitfalls associated with this practice.

Financial advisors express concerns about the impact on both generations’ financial independence. By providing ready-made homes, parents might inadvertently hinder their children’s ability to learn crucial financial lessons, such as budgeting, mortgage management, and property ownership responsibilities.

The trend also sparks debates on the long-term implications for the housing market. Critics argue that such parental interventions can distort property prices and exacerbate existing affordability challenges, particularly for younger individuals aspiring to enter the property market independently.

There’s a call for a broader societal discussion on the balance between parental support and fostering financial autonomy. While the intention is often rooted in care, the unintended consequences of sheltering adult children from financial realities are prompting a reassessment of this well-meaning practice.

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Victoria’s Secret criticized for trans woman’s apology

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Victoria’s Secret is facing backlash after issuing an apology to a transgender woman who had a negative experience while trying on bras at one of their stores.

The incident has ignited a debate about inclusivity and sensitivity in the fashion industry.

The controversy began when the trans woman, who remains anonymous, visited a Victoria’s Secret store to shop for bras. She reported feeling uncomfortable and discriminated against by store staff.

In response to her complaint, Victoria’s Secret issued an apology, acknowledging the incident and expressing their commitment to diversity and inclusion.

However, the apology itself has come under fire from both supporters and critics.

Some argue that the brand’s apology is insincere and merely an attempt to save face, while others believe it is a step in the right direction towards a more inclusive shopping experience for all customers.

The incident raises important questions about how brands should handle situations involving discrimination and whether their apologies are genuine or performative.

It also highlights the ongoing challenges faced by transgender individuals when accessing spaces traditionally designed for cisgender customers.

As the fashion industry continues to evolve, many are calling for a deeper examination of inclusivity and sensitivity, not just in policies but in practice.

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