Martin Luther King Jr. Day falls on Monday, January 19 this year, and celebrates and remembers King's activism and achievements during the Civil Rights Movement. The establishment of MLK Day was the ...

Prince Harry invited a Mail on Sunday journalist to a private party where she socialized with his friends, allowing her to gain information about his private life, the tabloid's lawyers say. The Duke ...

The publisher of The Daily Mail “made my wife’s life an absolute misery,” according to Prince Harry giving evidence today for the first time in his landmark privacy case. In the past few minutes, ...

The weekend's winter storm has forced the United States Postal Service to suspended mail delivery service to some residential and business customers in Arkansas, a spokeswoman for the mail carrier ...

NEW DELHI – India’s government dismissed a reference to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Israel made by Jeffrey Epstein in an e-mail in 2017. The US Justice Department released three million ...

Prince Harry is emotionally recalling the British tabloid the Daily Mail making his wife Duchess Meghan's life "an absolute misery." The Duke of Sussex spoke as a witness in his privacy lawsuit ...

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Prince Harry struggled to hold back his emotions as he wrapped up his evidence at a London court on Wednesday, as part of his lawsuit against the publisher of the Daily Mail over allegations of ...

The Duke of Sussex arrived at the British capital's High Court on Monday, where he alleges "grave breaches" of his privacy. By Lily Ford Prince Harry‘s legal war with the British tabloids continues.

The Duke of Sussex also said he was "never allowed to complain" about press treatment while he was still a working royal. By Lily Ford Prince Harry was reportedly emotional in the witness box at ...

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DAVOS, Switzerland—Rising tensions with the U.S. are spurring new plans in Europe to do something that has long seemed impossible: break with American technology in favor of homegrown alternatives.