An article about the tension between publishing quickly and publishing correctly and how fact-checkers are at the highest risk whenever there are errors.
Ulysses S. Grant was broke and considering leaving his young wife destitute when he was offered a thousand dollars to write his autobiography. After winning the Civil War and starting reconstruction efforts, he wrote his memoirs, now considered one of the greatest autobiographies ever written.
A man assembles a treasure chest worth over two million dollars and includes in it a copy of his memoir with hints of where the treasure will be found.
Jerry Falwell Jr. and his wife, Becky, bought a hostel and gave a 25% stake to a younger man, Giancarlo Granda, who has been accused of having an ongoing threesome with the couple.
The receivership wants to know more information about the $110,000 wired to purchase a funeral home on behalf of John Martin, causing questions to arise as to whether this is where some of the allegedly stolen money went.