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To the editor: Investigating prior violations of a previous administration might seem like political retribution to supporters of former President Trump, but a failure to perform a forensic ...

A sell-off in technology companies led stocks on Wall Street mostly lower Monday, adding to the market’s losses from last week. The Standard & Poor’s 500 fell 0.8%, extending its losses to a ...

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Billionaire developer Rick Caruso, the man behind the Grove and the Americana at Brand, is asking $40 million for his oceanfront home in Malibu. After paying $100 million for a Malibu mansion in ...

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Billionaire developer Rick Caruso is selling his stunning black-and-white themed beach house in Malibu for $40 million. The five-bedroom, eight-bath mansion spans 7,264 square feet. After Caruso bought the property in 2008 for $11.

Billionaire developer Rick Caruso is selling his stunning black-and-white themed beach house in Malibu for $40 million. The five-bedroom, eight-bath mansion spans 7,264 square feet. After Caruso bought the property in 2008 for $11.