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The couple paid $12.5 million for a midcentury modern home that they then demolished.

"I think it's very smart of prosecutors to use this state law, whether it's been used before or not," an election law professor told BI.

Corey Griffin, a 31-year-old former Apple employee and entrepreneur from Los Angeles, started coding when he was 14. Griffin knew he wanted to work for Apple or another Big Tech company, but he felt like he was at a disadvantage because he didn't get into software engineering before college or go to a school like Stanford or Harvard. He landed a job as a software engineer at Apple in August 2021 after showcasing his side hustles. He'd applied three times before. He worked for Apple Music but left to pursue his business this year. Griffin said he left because he wanted more control over his schedule to spend time with his kids. Click the link below to read more about why Griffin left his dream job. https://lnkd.in/eMp5p3EP (Credit: cienpies/Getty Images) #apple #softwareengineer #dreamjob

A rising number of America's young people are disconnected from work, school, and a sense of purpose.

New for Business Insider: Destiny's main goal right now is survival. The 21-year-old grew up in foster care in Florida and left the foster-care system at 16. Retail jobs helped her save enough money for an apartment, and she eventually became a manager at Family Dollar. She enrolled in college and maintained straight A's — for a while. But Destiny began to suffer from overwork while having multiple jobs during the pandemic, and her mental health faltered. "I feel for those who are in my shoes and don't have a connection or a home base," said Destiny, who now lives in a small apartment in Alabama with her boyfriend. "You think you're alone, but there are so many of us who are in this situation. We're hopeless, feel like a failure, and we want to get it together. We just need better resources and time." A growing group of America's young people are not in school, not working, or not looking for work. They're called "disconnected youth" or "opportunity youth," and their ranks have been growing for nearly three decades. Experts say it's not just work and school; this group is often also disconnected from a sense of purpose.

"My sale of shares today was a gift to myself and my family," Handler said in the release. The 50-meter yacht is a pretty good gift.

The F-16 Fighting Falcons going to Ukraine will face a major test against advanced Russian air-defense systems, despite decades of combat experience.

Ukraine has increased its attacks on Russian energy infrastructure in recent weeks.

"The idea of Putin being not informed and not approving killing Navalny is ridiculous," a Navalny ally told the Journal.

Apple is weighing its options for bringing AI to the next-generation iPhone.