Harry and Meghan sue paparazzi over drone photos

Harry and Meghan launch legal action over alleged drone pictures of Archie

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have launched legal action in Los Angeles afterdrones were allegedly used to take pictures of their 14-month-old son Archie.A complaint filed at the Los Angeles County Superior Court on Thursday claimsan unnamed individual photographed Archie at their home during lockdown. Thecouple are claiming the pictures were an invasion of privacy.

Prince Harry slams 'offensive' claims he mishandled royal funds

Prince Harry's representatives have fired back at allegations he mishandled £275,000 pounds of royal funds.

Royally Anxious: Troian Bellisario felt 'anxiety' over the Sussex's 2018 royal wedding

Troian Bellisario had "anxiety" about attending Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex's wedding, because she wasn't sure what to wear.

Duchess Meghan's freedom to 'speak from the heart' after quitting senior royal role

Duchess Meghan is carving out a new career as a public speaker and Meghan can now give "punchier" speeches as she is not constrained by royal protocol.

Duchess Meghan's Lawyers Fight, Mail On Sunday Case Continues

The Duchess of Sussex has rebuked suggestions that she didn’t help her father financially in the latest set of legal filings submitted by her attorneys in her privacy case against Associated Newspapers and the Mail on Sunday. The case centers on a handwritten letter sent to her father, extracts of which were published by the Mail on Sunday, which she claims were both misleading and breached her privacy. “This is the Mail’s fourth separate request for additional information or clarification.

Michelle Obama and Meghan Markle team up for Female Empowerment

The United Nations Foundation created the Girl Up Leadership Summit in 2010. Its objective is to bring young women together for global change.

Ellen DeGeneres' home burgled

Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi's California mansion has been burgled, according to multiple reports.

Why So Many American Men Are Flat-Out Refusing To Wear Masks

A pair of researchers from California's Stanford and England's Middlesex University have dug deeper into the anti-mask contingent of US society. According to HuffPost, a poll of 2,459 US participants found that men were more likely to opt out of wearing masks. Respondents said they believed wearing masks to be 'shameful,' 'a sign of weakness,' and 'not cool.' Men were also less likely than women to believe they would be seriously affected by the coronavirus.

End of eviction bans could worsen COVID spread

As eviction bans expire, as many as 28 million people could be forced from their homes, according to one estimate. And that could spell trouble when it comes to containing the coronavirus. Lisa Bernhard produced this report.

Armed man frees Ukrainian police hostage

An armed man took a senior policeman hostage in the central Ukrainian city of Poltava on Thursday and drove off with him before abandoning both the car and the officer and running into a forest, the police said. Edward Baran reports.

That Mexican presidential jet is still on sale

The luxury presidential jet Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador wants to sell returned on Wednesday to Mexico, a year and a half after he sent it to the United States in search of a buyer. Edward Baran reports.

Vatican abuse guidelines urge reporting to authorities

The Vatican is advising bishops to report cases of sexual abuse of minors by priests to civil authorities even if they are not obliged to by local law. Edward Baran reports.