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Piers Morgan Calls Prince Harry 'Entitled Hypocrite' Over Security Lawsuit
Prince Harry is suing the British government for refusing him police protection during U.K. visits—saying he and Meghan Markle cannot return without it.
Alabama Mayor John Randal Hammock Arrested on Domestic Violence Charge
Hammock, the mayor of Tallassee, was arrested after police in Orange Beach responded to a call about a domestic dispute.
'Kind, Compassionate' Nurse Dies After Assault at Bus Stop in Los Angeles
70-year-old Sandra Shells was attacked by suspect Kerry Bell for no reason, according to police.
QAnon Followers Believe Donald Trump Used 'Body Double' At Arizona Rally
One QAnon follower said: "When he came out…I instantly felt it was not him. I kept trying to convince myself that it was."
Prince Harry Sees Britain As 'Home Country' and Wants Kids To Visit
Prince Harry revealed he will always see Britain as home and wants his two children to know the country—even as he sued the U.K. government.
Who Betrayed Anne Frank to Nazis? Investigators Make 'Convincing' Case
The team, which has been looking into the mystery for six years, named Jewish businessman Arnold van den Bergh as the person who revealed where she was hiding.
More Than 100K Without Power as Winter Storm Izzy Bites
The major winter storm caused widespread travel disruption and power outages on a holiday weekend.
How Many Episodes of 'Somebody Somewhere'? HBO Releases Schedule in Full
We unveil the release details for the new comedy series starring Bridget Everett and other upcoming HBO series premieres this month.
Decomposing Bodies Found in Garage at Unlicensed Funeral Home: Police
Some bodies were not being "stored in a temperature-controlled location" and were kept in close proximity to everyday household items and furniture, police said.
Novak Djokovic's Exit Guarantees at Least $155,000 for One of These Tennis Players
An American could now advance to the third round at the Australian Open in what seemed to be Djokovic's easy path.
New York Governor Says 'COVID Clouds Are Parting' as Cases, Positivity Rate Drop
"The forecast for COVID is much brighter than it had been before," Kathy Hochul said Sunday, as COVID hospitalizations and infections decrease.
Trump Claims White People 'at the Back of the Line' for COVID Vaccines, Treatments
"The left is now rationing life-saving therapeutics based on race," Trump said during a rally in Arizona this weekend.
Thieves Steal Family Dog From Mom, Daughter at Gunpoint During Walk: Police
The pet owners had been walking their dog Tito on Saturday evening when the thieves pulled up in a black car.
What We Know About Malik Faisal Akram, the U.K. Citizen Behind the Texas Synagogue Attack
The 44-year-old allegedly purchased weapons on the street after landing in the U.S. earlier this month.
Jim Clyburn Says Kyrsten Sinema's Argument for Supporting Filibuster 'Not Right'
"If we do not protect the vote with everything that we've got, we will not have a country to protect going forward," the House majority whip said Sunday.
As Trump Spewed Old Lies in Arizona, Glenn Youngkin Drew on GOP's New Playbook
This weekend Virginia's governor encouraged Republicans to build a "bigger tent," while Trump continued to push election fraud claims.
Texas Synagogue Attack Prompts Beefed-Up Security for Jewish Communities Across U.S.
NYC, LA, Dallas, Chicago, and Houston are among the major U.S. cities upping security around Jewish cultural sites.
65 Percent of Americans Think Biden Isn't Doing Enough to Address Record-High Inflation
Inflation levels have risen by 7 percent in the last 12 months, marking a 40-year high for the country.
U.S. Should Support Insurgency in Ukraine if Russia Invades: Mitt Romney
Putin "has to understand that the consequences are going to be significant," the Republican senator said Sunday.
Opinions Split as Novak Djokovic Loses Vaccine Battle: 'Cannot Defend Him,' 'Political Circus'
The tennis superstar was deported from Australia and lost his chance to play in the Australian Open for not being vaccinated against COVID-19.
13-Year-Old Dies After Fentanyl Overdose at School With 'Shocking Quantity' of 'Deadly Drugs'
Police found 40 small bags of powdered fentanyl in the gymnasium and several classrooms.
Only 6% of Biden Voters Think Things Are Going Very Well in America
His poll numbers continue to languish, though 45 percent of all voters said they "feel better" about him than they did about Trump.