Former HGTV star Nicole Curtis is pushing back against a City of Detroit lawsuit alleging her company left a property in dangerous disrepair, years after a city order demanded repairs. Curtis, 49, took to Facebook this week to address the civil nuisance abatement case filed by the City of Detroit against her and her business, […] The post Nicole Curtis faces Detroit lawsuit over neglected property as HGTV career stays in ruins appeared first on American Almanac .
Former HGTV star Nicole Curtis is pushing back against a City of Detroit lawsuit alleging her company left a property in dangerous disrepair, years after a city order demanded repairs. Curtis, 49, took to Facebook this week to address the civil nuisance abatement case filed by the City of Detroit against her and her business, Detroit Renovations LLC. The suit claims the property has remained a danger to the surrounding community despite a 2021 order mandating renovations. City officials say the owners never made the necessary repairs, and code violations, including structural decay and accumulated garbage, persist at the site. Detroit wants the home fixed and all violation fines paid in full. Curtis, a Lake Orion, Michigan, native who…Open
As President Trump struggles to extricate the United States from the war in Iran, his promises to protesters in the country have fallen by the wayside.
On Thursday’s “Rob Schmitt Tonight,” Alan Dershowitz discussed how Congress could obtain information from Dr. Anthony Fauci and remarked on whether Fauci could face prosecution following the contempt vote.
The July jobs report delivers a major surprise, questions grow over Mitch McConnell’s prolonged absence from Capitol Hill, and the debate over women’s sports continues to intensify. On the August 7, 2026 episode of The NEWSMAX Daily, host Tony Marino breaks down a jobs report showing the U.S. economy lost 23,000 jobs in July while unemployment remained at 4.1%. Rob Finnerty examines the latest Democratic candidates and primary results around the country, while Pennsylvania Republican Sen. Dave McCormick discusses his working relationship with Democratic Sen. John Fetterman — including speculation about whether Fetterman could ever switch parties — and calls for an appropriate balance between privacy and transparency surrounding…
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A New Mexico state judge has ordered Meta to pay a $567 million fine for harm caused to children’s mental health by the company's social media platforms.
A New Mexico judge has fined Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, $567 million for damaging children’s mental health with new mandates designed to regulate children’s access to social media. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: A New Mexico state judge has ordered Meta to pay a $567 million fine for harm caused to children’s mental health by the company’s social media platforms. DETAIL: Judge Bryan Biedscheid’s 68-page ruling directed Meta to pay $420 million for treatment services for children, with the rest allocated to prevention and awareness initiatives. “The Court finds that the weight of the evidence presented demonstrates that Meta’s platforms are a cause of and substantial contributing factor to…Open
