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  • Prince Harry shares moving pictures, videos of his summer in Africa

    Prince Harry shares moving pictures, videos of his summer in Africa

    Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save In the final days of his current tour of southern Africa, Prince Harry marked his return to Kruger National Park on Wednesday by sharing his personal pictures, videos and stories of his adventures in conservation…

  • Pope wraps up Africa visit; says ‘God is peace, ‘salaam’

    Pope wraps up Africa visit; says ‘God is peace, ‘salaam’

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  • Charlie Sheen ex: He ‘never’ disclosed HIV status

    Charlie Sheen ex: He ‘never’ disclosed HIV status

    Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Bree Olson, one of the women Charlie Sheen called his “goddesses,” who lived with him during the tumultuous period after the actor was fired from Two and a Half Men, says Sheen “never” disclosed his…

  • Islamic State warns of US attack, but feds say they have no credible threat

    Islamic State warns of US attack, but feds say they have no credible threat

    Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save WASHINGTON — The dramatic Islamic State video that emerged Monday purports to have Washington in its sights, but U.S. authorities say their intelligence indicates no real threat against the United States. With Paris still staggering from a terror attack…

  • Islamic State warns of US attack, but feds say they have no credible threat

    Islamic State warns of US attack, but feds say they have no credible threat

    WASHINGTON — The dramatic Islamic State video that emerged Monday purports to have Washington in its sights, but U.S. authorities say their intelligence indicates no real threat against the United States. With Paris still staggering from a terror attack that left 132 dead and hundreds injured, and police breaking down doors in Belgium as they search for one escaped terrorist,…

  • ‘SNL’ opens with touching message for Paris

    ‘SNL’ opens with touching message for Paris

    Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Saturday Night Live didn’t open with a host monologue, nor did it begin with a 2016 election cold open. This weekend, the show started with a single shot of cast member Cecily Strong onstage to…

  • Rob Lowe under fire for controversial Paris tweets

    Rob Lowe is taking heat for a series of tweets he posted about the deadly Paris attacks this weekend. The Grinder star first tweeted, “Vive La France!” on Friday evening, just after multiple terrorist attacks across the city killed more than 100 people. He next appeared to criticize French President François Hollande, who declared a…

  • ‘SNL’ opens with touching message for Paris

    ‘SNL’ opens with touching message for Paris

    Saturday Night Live didn’t open with a host monologue, nor did it begin with a 2016 election cold open. This weekend, the show started with a single shot of cast member Cecily Strong onstage to deliver a touching message to those in Paris: “Paris is the City of Light, and here in New York City,…

  • Soap star Nathaniel Marston dies at 40

    Soap star Nathaniel Marston dies at 40

    Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Actor Nathaniel Marston, known for his role on the soap One Life to Live, died Wednesday night at age 40. His mother, Elizabeth Jackson, confirmed the news of his death on her Facebook page. “Dear family and…

  • Report: Veterans Affairs pays $142 million in bonuses amid scandals

    Report: Veterans Affairs pays $142 million in bonuses amid scandals

    Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save WASHINGTON – The Department of Veterans Affairs doled out more than $142 million in bonuses to executives and employees for performance in 2014 even as scandals over veterans’ health care and other issues racked the agency.…

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