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Royal biographer Omid Scobie has written of the missed opportunity to promote Prince William's work at the time of his 40th birthday, with the focus instead on his relationship with Prince Harry.

Petronella Wyatt has asked whether the queen's Platinum Jubilee was "a fond farewell to the monarchy" amidst a period of royal upsets.

"The freedoms you enjoy are currently protected by those serving in the ranks, which includes LGBTQ," CWO Yarbrough wrote. "You are welcome for their service."

A royal commentator told Newsweek it is "tasteless" to imply that Meghan's paying of respects is anything other than an "expression of personal sorrow"

The TikTok shows Diana light-heartedly batting away Harry's arm during official public engagements as the prince later called his mother a "total kid"

A debate over the color of Kate's McQueen coat dress worn to Harry and Meghan's wedding has reopened on TikTok following the couples fourth anniversary.

Brittany Dixon went viral for looking just like Kate Middleton and now she's going for the role of the duchess in "The Crown," she tells Newsweek.

Some Twitter users claimed the remarks by Rochelle Walensky allegedly implied comorbidities were the "primary cause of death" in a new COVID-19 study.

The removal of the comments and reviews happened two years ago and was prompted by a negative review.

Instagram has introduced a new "Collab" tool that allows you to publish feed posts and reels with co-authors. Here is how to create one of these joint posts.

The couple's heavily documented cross-country trip has been the subject of scrutiny for many instagram users.

The clip dates back to at least 2018, as a practical joke designed by YouTuber Jay Karl.

About 84 percent of Big Tech worker donations have gone to Democrats in 2020, a double-digit increase from the 2016 presidential elections.

The 'Real Time' host expressed his support for the recently ousted 'Hardball' anchor, who stepped down over alleged sexist remarks.

Fans and former players are thrilled to see the channel and show taking action against said racist behavior.

"I don't really. I think it's a small group of people that have very, very serious problems. It's certainly a terrible thing," Trump told reporters on Friday when asked about the rising threat of white nationalism around the world.

Omar, a freshman congresswoman, has been feuding with fellow Democrats over their support of Israel and her alleged anti-Semitic comments.

Hannity claimed Cohen told him he made hush payments without President Trump's knowledge.

Brokaw suggested that Hispanics could assimilate better into communities if "all of their kids are learning to speak English."

Representative Liz Cheney of Wyoming did not shy away from criticizing her Republican colleague.

"When people with opinions similar to King's open their mouths, they damage not only the Republican Party and the conservative brand but also our nation as a whole," Senator Tim Scott wrote in an op-ed.

"The presidency is a God-given gift. I am sure God would not have given me the position if I was a b***s***," Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte said.

Kelly initially signed a $69 million three-year contract with NBC before her show first aired in September 2017.

Avenatti reportedly told TIME magazine the next Democratic presidential nominee "better be a white male."

"He told me that: 'You black women need to stop having babies and having four baby daddies, your men are drug dealers, incarcerated, in jail, you are on welfare and killing each other.'"

Some men have responded to #MeToo by claiming their own victimhood.

President Donald Trump said that Deborah Ramirez "had nothing" because "she admits that she was drunk."

Students claimed some sorority members made racist comments about a black speaker during a Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority event.

"It's something that happened to me and things in life happen to you and they make you stronger and they make you a better performer, a better person."

She also made racist comments about the woman's campaign volunteers.