“I’m incredibly grateful to President Trump for this opportunity and his trust,” Beni Rae Harmony says
Donald Trump’s White House expanded its press team Friday, tapping Real America’s Voice correspondent Beni Rae Harmony to be **** istant press secretary.
The 24-year-old Harmony, who has served as Real America’s Voice’s White House correspondent since joining the conservative network in September 2025, confirmed her appointment on X Friday evening, after TMZ reported earlier that day that she had been scooped up to work for Trump.
“I’m excited to announce that I am joining the Trump Administration as **** t. White House Press Secretary,” she wrote. “It’s been an honor to report, travel and cover this historic administration as Senior White House Correspondent for Real America’s Voice. My goal has always been to ask the questions that matter to real Americans and make sure their voices are heard.”
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#Trump #correspondent #beni

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During his ex-wife's murder trial, Patrick Clancy faced intense scrutiny online, with social media users often questioning his character. Now, as he reflects on the tragedy, Clancy says he believes he did the best he could with the information he had at the time.
"I think I did the best I could with what I had at the time, and I live with the outcome. I live with it every day, but I think I did the best I could," Clancy told correspondent Ross Douthat after being asked whether he feels angry with himself or like he failed in some way.
He and his wife, Dr. Rachel Danis, spoke with 60 Minutes after Lindsay Clancy's case ended in a mistrial.
Lindsay Clancy's defense team has argued that she was suffering from postpartum psychosis when she killed their three children, 5-year-old Cora, 3-year-old Dawson, and 8-month-old Callan in January 2023.

#best #year #patrick

CNN correspondent Donie O'Sullivan delivered a near-perfect demonstration Thursday of what happens when a troll arrives hungry for a viral hit only to discover his intended victim seems to be bemused by the shtick, leaving him performing the confrontation largely by himself.
MAGA provocateur Alex Stein approached O'Sullivan as the CNN reporter was setting up a camera at President Donald Trump's GOP midterm convention in Dallas, Texas, already filming and apparently ready for confrontation.
Confronting CNN Goblin Donie O'Sullivan pic.twitter.com/v1sU6HfD8E
— Alex Stein #99 (alexstein99) September 10, 2026
"Listen, why do we have a CNN midget like this here? We've got the corrupt news network here…" Stein began.

#here

Lara Spencer has a vivid imagination of her 9/11 experience.
The "Good Morning America" host revealed that she was six months pregnant when the attacks suddenly changed her live report for ABC News.
Twenty-five years later, Lara Spencer is revisiting the heartbreaking moments with a photograph that was taken two days afterward. The image showed families posting photographs of missing loved ones along 14th Street.
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The reporter took to her Instagram to revisit the incident that happened 25 years ago. Spencer was working as an ABC News correspondent during fashion week on September 11, 2001.

#spencer #America #twenty #street

President Donald Trump hasn't been permitted to drive on public roads since taking office in 2016, in accordance with long-standing Secret Service protocols. These rules, introduced after the **** assination of President John F. Kennedy in 1963, prohibit both the president and vice president from driving themselves — even after they leave office.
HELLO!'s US Royal News Correspondent Alexandra Hurtado shared her expert insight into the topic. "After becoming president in 2017, President Trump himself said he liked to drive, but could no longer do so. While he may have given up the driver's seat of a car, he has been seen during his presidency behind the wheel of a golf cart," she shared.
Like all modern U.S. presidents, Trump was chauffeured in "The Beast," a heavily armored Cadillac limousine. Despite no longer getting behind the wheel, Trump has maintained an impressive car collection over the years, featuring luxury brands such as Cadillac, Rolls-Royce, and Lamborghini. **** O! takes a closer look at the luxury cars Donald Trump has owned over the years.
Donald Trump sat with his grandson in The Beast (@ Instagram)
Just before his first election in 2016, Trump was spotted behind the wheel of a brand-new Rolls-Royce Phantom – a fitting choice for someone with a taste for luxury. Decades earlier, he also owned a 1956 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud, believed to be one of the first cars he ever purchased. According to reports, he would take it out for a spin on special occasions, making it a cherished piece in his early collection.

#rolls #wheel #hello

Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli climbed from 19th on the grid to win the Italian Grand Prix - his home race - in one of the great Formula 1 drives.
Antonelli extended his lead at the top of the drivers' standings to 66 points over team-mate George Russell.
Max Verstappen, in the Red Bull, finished third to complete the podium at Monza.
BBC Sport F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your latest questions before round 14 of the 2026 season in Madrid, Spain.
Antonelli 'walks over water' for win that will go down in F1 folklore

#grand #formula #verstappen

Stablecoins were supposed to route around the banking system. Instead, the companies scaling them are building deeper into it than anyone predicted.
Stripe paid $1.1 billion for Bridge, whose core product is orchestrating banks. Citi is launching crypto custody. Standard Chartered is testing stablecoin settlement in Singapore. One by one, the operators moving institutional volume keep landing on the same architecture.
An enterprise cross-border payment has three legs. The payer's money moves in local currency over local rails—a Brazilian importer paying in BRL via Pix. The payee receives local currency on their end—the supplier collecting dollars in their account.
Between them sits the middle leg: getting value across the border from one institution to the other. That leg used to run through correspondent banking, SWIFT messages hopping between intermediary banks, each holding accounts with the next, each adding a day and a fee. When both institutions accept a stablecoin, that leg settles on-chain in seconds. Banks still own the other two.
Citi to Launch Bitcoin Custody as Wall Street Pushes Deeper Into Crypto

#banking #stablecoin

There are far more important issues to discuss. But in these divided times, surely we can all come together for a brief moment and agree that President Donald Trump's "dumb" story makes no sense.
Trump has been saying it over and over for months, straight-faced and dead serious, as he tries to brand Democrats as "Dumocrats." The president who has a long history of ***** erting ***** ody knew things lots of people actually knew is this time declaring that…nobody knows, or at least most people don't know, that "dumb" ends with the letter B.
"Most people don't know that 'dumb' has a B at the end," he told Republican lawmakers at the White House on Wednesday. "You know, they think it's D-U-M, and that's okay."
"Most people don't know that 'dumb' has a B," he said at the White House Correspondents' Dinner in July.
"Nobody knows that 'dumb' has a B," he said in a New York Post interview in June.

#don 't

UPDATE: Three weeks after news correspondent Matt Gutman was named in a wrongful termination lawsuit filed by a former ABC field producer, Gutman, now a chief correspondent with CBS News, is being dropped from the legal action.
In paperwork filed Friday in Los Angeles Superior Court, lawyers for the ex-ABC producer Samaira Said requested that Gutman, who previously worked alongside Said at ABC, be dismissed from her complaint. No reason was given in the court document as to why the request to drop Gutman is being made.
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#court #filed #producer #update

Chevron's 52-week high reflects three Venezuela JVs that grew production to 250,000 barrels daily, not the private company's 65-billion-barrel headline lease.
CVX's core thesis rests on Permian scale, Guyana's Stabroek block, and a 20-year Microsoft power purchase agreement, while Venezuela represents pure upside optionality.
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Venezuela reportedly lays claim to over 300 billion barrels of proven oil reserves, and the U.S. has set its sights on more of them.
Bloomberg News correspondent Tyler Kendall reported from Caracas this week that the headline prize of Washington's Venezuela deal, a 100-year lease on 17 strategic oil fields holding a claimed 65 billion barrels, went to a private, non-supermajor bidder: North American Blue Energy Partners, a private company that cannot develop the fields alone and has yet to sign on producing partners. Meanwhile, Chevron (NYSE:CVX) stock just printed a fresh 52-week high at $212.79 on a separate, parallel Venezuela commitment. The two developments deserve to be evaluated separately.

#barrels #lease #year

With the return of New Hampshire high school football comes the return of the Granite State Grid.
The Grid, a collection of weekend game recaps submitted by reporters, correspondents, coaches and team statisticians, marks its third year.
The roundup will be up and running online at UnionLeader.com starting Friday night, and it is free to all print subscribers.
Weekend games
Friday

#unionleader #high

At three in the morning, an AI system can evaluate a trade flow, verify a contract and trigger a cross-border payout in seconds. The payment may still sit in a correspondent bank queue for days. Corporate software now operates at machine speed, while the financial infrastructure beneath it still keeps banking hours.
That timing gap is the structural challenge. The financial architecture underneath these autonomous workflows has failed to experience a corresponding modernization.
Sophisticated, automated software layers now sit on top of traditional banking rails that remain bound by manual processes, legacy clearing schedules, regional banking hours and standard multi-day settlement timelines. This systemic divergence creates an immediate operational mismatch.
An enterprise cannot maximize continuous, automated commerce when its settlement infrastructure relies on decades-old technology designs.
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#automated #settlement #corporate #sophisticated

Malick Fofana's chaotic move to Sunderland was "a really difficult story to cover", says BBC Senior football correspondent Sami Mokbel.
The Black Cats eventually beat Crystal Palace to the signing of the 21-year-old forward from Lyon in a deal worth £30m, after previous interest from ****** nal.
"It was really a dramatic day and definitely one of the narratives of Deadline Day for sure," Mokbel told BBC Radio Newcastle.
"With the flip-flopping, as a journalist I must say it was a really treacherous story to cover because obviously you never want to put false information out into the public domain and as journalists and correspondents we all have responsibilities to be as close to the truth and to be as accurate as possible.
"But, we were accurate at the time of when we were reporting that Sunderland had agreed the deal and it looked like he was going there. Then obviously the Crystal Palace thing emerged and immediately those original stories about Sunderland - you're slightly concerned about have I gone too early with the story?

#really #story #mokbel #crystal

Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli will try to tighten his grip on the drivers' championship on home ground at this weekend's Italian Grand Prix at Monza.
However, the 20-year-old can expect to face a challenge from a resurgent McLaren and in particular Lando Norris, who has won the past two grands prix.
And Monza is of course also home territory for Ferrari, although the long straights of the historic circuit may not suit the characteristics of their car.
BBC Sport F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your latest questions before round 13 of the 2026 season.
What does Lando Norris' new contract extension mean for Oscar Piastri? There clearly is some tension behind the scenes and this season his development performance-wise has clearly dipped. - Juha

#monza

Arsenal have held talks with Saudi Pro League club Al-Hilal over the sale of winger Gabriel Martinelli.
The Brazil international is free to leave the club this summer, with manager Mikel Arteta making it clear to the attacker that he is not in his plans.
Turkish club Galatasaray showed interest in Martinelli earlier this summer, but the Brazilian would not consider a move to Istanbul, despite **** nal receiving a 45m euro (£38.54m) bid.
As reported by BBC Sport's senior football correspondent Sami Mokbel, Al-Hilal have communicated that they are willing to bid higher than Galatasaray's offer.
Martinelli made 53 appearances last season, scoring 11 goals, but he was left out of the squad for the champions Premier League opener against Coventry City on Friday.

#league #Brazil

Our F1 correspondent Andrew Benson is again doing a weekly Q&A in 2026.
Send in your questions below and we'll put the best to Andrew after the Dutch Grand Prix.
F1: Chequered Flag

#dutch #prix #flag #correspondent

Fifa president Gianni Infantino responded with the quip "I'll see you at the hairdressers" when challenged by a journalist over whether he had betrayed football with his abandoned World Cup sell-off scheme.
The head of football's governing body was confronted outside a hotel in the Dominican Republic by Sky News US correspondent James Matthews.
The journalist asked Infantino why he had refused to step down, despite calls across the sport.
Three continental confederations accused the president of "deception" last week over efforts to introduce private investment into Fifa tournaments.
Uefa, the Union of European Football **** ociations, has also threatened a boycott of Fifa competitions, having "lost confidence" in Infantino's leadership.

#infantino #president #gianni #republic

Meghan Markle found an unexpected reason to move forward with the idea of returning to the U.K., and the idea may have been sparked by her April trip to Australia with Prince Harry.
While many media outlets are speculating about the Sussexes' financial picture or the state of King Charles' health as the reason for their move across the pond, News.com.au royal correspondent Bronte Coy dropped the mic on everyone. He told BBC Radio Four's Today program August 21 that the ******* ss of Sussex is headed back to her acting career.
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"I'm told it's significant, and she's very excited about it," Coy revealed.

#harry

Meghan Markle could be returning to acting as she and Prince Harry prepare to move their family back to the United Kingdom.
The **** ss of Sussex has reportedly been offered a role in an upcoming U.K.-based project, according to reports published Friday, August 21. Details about the project and the potential role have not been made public, and a spokesperson for the Duke and **** ss of Sussex declined to comment to People without denying the report.
The potential acting job comes as Meghan and Harry prepare to return to Britain with their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. The family is expected to spend an extended period in the U.K., with the children set to attend school there, although the move is not considered permanent. The couple will maintain their home in Montecito, California.
According to People, the acting opportunity was one of several factors that helped make the timing of the family's return work. The outlet reported that the project is still under wraps.
The news was first reported by Australian outlet news.com.au. Royal correspondent Bronte Coy told BBC Radio 4's Today program that she had been told the project was "significant" and that Meghan was "very excited about it."

#duchess #sussex

Mortgage rates climbed to 6.75%, their highest level in over a year, squeezing buyers as home prices sit in the 90th historical percentile.
Single-family housing starts collapsed 10% month-over-month and 16% year-over-year, with homebuilder ETF ITB dropping 4% in a week.
Buyers should target builders offering rate buydowns on unsold inventory, but stress-test the payment at 6.75% as permanent before signing.
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CNBC real estate correspondent Diana Olick opened a recent segment with a number that has rearranged household budgets all summer. "The average rate on the 30 year fixed mortgage inched up again this morning to 6.75%." That reading, from Mortgage News Daily at the time of her report, is where the 30-year fixed sat when the segment aired.

#month #segment #many #advisor

Bamba Dieng is no longer set to sign for Lazio, as the first medical results detected a knee problem, preventing him from joining Gennaro Gattuso's ranks.
The 26-year-old is a Senegalese striker who has had a relatively modest career, but did enjoy a solid final campaign at Lorient (15 goals from 25 appearances) before seeing out his contract with the Ligue 1 side. The forward landed in Rome on Wednesday after reaching a surprising agreement with the Biancocelesti directors.
But as we reported this morning, Dieng had already failed a medical at Amed SK earlier in the summer, allegedly due to an issue in his knee. While Lazio were presumably aware of this issue, they still proceeded with the negotiations with the player.
According to several reliable sources in the Italian media, including Gianluca Di Marzio, Dieng's move to Lazio has been called off due to the first medical's results. The Sky Sport Italia correspondent believes the decision is almost final.
With Dieng ruled out of the equation, Italian journalist Damiano Er Faina believes Andrea Pinamonti is once again the big favourite to bolster the Aquile's attack. The 27-year-old Sassuolo striker is a profile admired by Gennaro Gattuso, who considers him the right candidate for the role.

#dieng #knee

Prince Harry's new photos from a roundtable event to show support for veterans on Wednesday, August 19, in Washington, DC, reportedly captured him all smiles. The Duke of Sussex was allegedly smiling from ear to ear as he stepped out during the event. This outing by the Prince took place amid bombshell rumors about him and his wife, Meghan Markle, moving back to the UK, along with their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
The Sussex camp, including the Duke of Sussex and the ***** ss of Sussex, has yet to confirm the news about their striking UK move. However, BBC News' senior royal correspondent, Daniela Relph, has claimed to have spoken to the Sussex couple's spokesperson, who has confirmed the bombshell news.
Prince Harry reportedly attended a roundtable event for veterans in Washington, DC, in the middle of the rumors about him, his wife, Meghan Markle, and their two kids moving back to the UK. The rumors have been swirling all around the internet, sparking major buzz and different speculations among royal watchers. The bombshell rumor came just weeks after the Duke of Sussex and the ***** ss of Sussex had a reunion with King Charles and Queen Camilla in Britain, at Highgrove House. The Sussex couple's children were also present during the reunion, which marked the monarch meeting his grandchildren after four years.
In the meantime, as reported by Page Six, new photos obtained by them showed Prince Harry showcasing a bright smile on his face while at the Washington event for the veterans. According to the news outlet, the Duke of Sussex was "beaming" while greeting all the guests at the event. He also reportedly spoke at the podium, which had the UK national flag, a little Union Jack, in front of the microphone.
Meanwhile, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepped down as working royals and left the UK to live in the US back in 2020. Thus, this rumored UK move comes six years after that much-talked-about event in royal history.

#sussex #harry

Meghan Markle and her husband, Prince Harry, are reportedly all set to move back to the UK, along with their two kids, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. This new UK move has allegedly left Prince William and his wife, Kate Middleton, feeling completely "blindsided." The Duke and ****** ss of Sussex have yet to confirm the news. However, Daniela Relph, the senior royal correspondent for BBC News, has claimed to have spoken with a spokesperson for the couple who has confirmed the news of their move to the UK.
Kate Middleton and her husband, Prince William, reportedly felt "blindsided" by Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's alleged UK move. The Prince and Princess of Wales allegedly did not see the couple's relocation coming. As reported by Rob Shuter's Naughty But Nice, King Charles also got to learn about the Duke of Sussex and the ****** ss of Sussex's new plan just days ago. Accordingly, the Sussex couple have taken the story to PEOPLE rather than letting Buckingham Palace make the announcement.
Amid this, a source told Naughty But Nice that this move of the Sussexes' sudden relocation to the UK "tells you everything." The insider further noted, "If this were really about rebuilding trust with the royal family, the palace would have been given the respect of making the announcement. Instead, Harry and Meghan made the announcement themselves in America."
Meanwhile, another insider highlighted the unpredictability of the Sussexes, saying, "Nobody knows what they are going to do next, and ****** ody at the palace wants to find out through the American media." Previously, Harry and Markle had stepped down from their roles as working royals to build a separate life across the pond. Since then, they have achieved financial success in their independent ventures, such as Markle's As Ever lifestyle brand and Netflix partnership.
Taking note of the same, a different source claimed, "The American dream did not turn out the way they planned. The deals came, the headlines came, but the enormous financial independence they talked about never really materialized."

#prince #harry #sussex

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's reported move to the UK has caught everyone's attention. According to a recent report, the Sussex couple is said to be returning to the Duke's homeland. The family of four would allegedly leave the life that they built in America since 2020. For those unversed, Markle and Harry stepped down as non-working royals six years ago. The Sussexes and their kids, Archie and Lilibet, recently reunited with King Charles and Queen Camilla after four years.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry would reportedly move to the UK for good with their kids. Although the Sussex camp has not confirmed the reports, the couple's spokesperson reportedly told the BBC about the decision. They revealed that the move is "happening." "The children, Archie and Lilibet, are going to be enrolled or have been enrolled at a UK school, which means they are likely to start a new term the second week of September," the senior correspondent said.
Furthermore, the reporter highlighted The Telegraph's report, saying Markle and Harry would likely move in the coming weeks. Moreover, they would allegedly not move into the palace or any estate related to the royals. It was said that the couple would continue serving as non-working royals, living in a new place outside London. Meanwhile, another report by PEOPLE claimed that the Sussexes would keep the property in Montecito, California. King Charles appeared to be informed about the move on August 16.
The surprising decision came after Harry and Markle met Charles in July. The couple brought their children to reunite with their grandfather. Interestingly, the details about their meeting were kept under wraps, as no photos or moments were leaked online. Although Markle and Harry would reportedly not change their royal status, the pair would still be closer to the family, encouraging royal reconciliation.
Originally reported by Suushmmita Sen on Reality Tea.

#Royals

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's royal exit reportedly cost the monarchy more than family peace. The ****** ss of Sussex and the Duke originally wanted a part-time working role. However, that option was rejected after their 2020 split from senior duties. A former BBC royal correspondent has now argued the royal family lost two people who could have helped the Crown. She said they "should have been allowed" that middle path.
As per an iNews report, Jennie Bond addressed Prince Harry's possible UK return. She wrote that Harry wanted "more frequent trips" and "less drama." Bond also said next year could become a flashpoint. It marks the 30th anniversary of Princess Diana's death. She noted several events were expected through The Diana Award. The question, she wrote, was whether William and Harry would stand together.
Meanwhile, Bond said Harry may now be nearing his original goal. She pointed to charity events, Ukraine visits, and future Invictus Games plans. The former royal correspondent wrote he might have found "a way of doing traditional royal engagements." She added that this happened even though he was not part of "the firm." Bond then said it was something Prince Harry and Meghan Markle "should have been allowed" from the start.
However, Bond said Queen Elizabeth II had been "implacable" about the Sussexes' half-in, half-out plan. She argued the royal family then lost a major ****** et. Bond wrote that the monarchy lost "two people" who could have built links with "Britain's diverse communities." She also added, "William lost his brother." The Royal Observer reported that Harry and Meghan had since managed similar public-facing work. It cited his recent UK family trip and Invictus Games countdown event. For Meghan Markle, Prince Harry, and the royal family, Bond framed the rejected deal as both a public loss and a private rupture.
Originally reported by Santanu Das on RealityTea.

#however

Lazio are making an effort to sign Mauro Icardi, but the latter remains reluctant to tie himself to the project.
The 33-year-old was one of the most prolific centre-forwards in Serie A during his time at Sampdoria (2011-2013) and Inter Milan (2013-2019). The former Nerazzurri captain then had a three-year spell at Paris Saint-Germain, followed by four years at Galatasaray, but he's been a free agent since the start of the summer.
In recent weeks, Icardi has been widely considered Lazio's top target for the striker role alongside Sassuolo's Andrea Pinamonti. However, finding an agreement with the Argentine remains a tall order for Angelo Fabiani and Co.
According to Italian journalist Gianluca Di Marzio, Icardi and his entourage had initially expressed their openness to negotiate with Lazio officials, but they have now decided to put all talks on ice. While previous reports had mentioned a significant gap between the club's offer and the player's salary request, the Sky Sport Italia correspondent insists the striker's priority is the sporting aspect.
In other words, the former PSG man is keen to find the right project, as he believes he cannot afford to make the wrong choice at this relatively late stage of his career. Therefore, the striker is expected to bide his time and await other proposals before picking his next destination. It should be noted that free agents are allowed to join a new club even after the transfer deadline.

#icardi #project #year #time

U.S. special envoy Jared Kushner delivered a stark ultimatum to Hamas on Monday, warning that the terrorist group must honor its commitments to disarm in Gaza or face an Israeli military operation to "finish the job."
Speaking exclusively to Fox News chief foreign correspondent Trey Yingst, Kushner also detailed high-stakes diplomatic meetings in Egypt and Israel over the last 48 hours aimed at advancing President Donald Trump's Gaza peace roadmap as fighting and disagreements between Israel and Hamas persists.
Israel has carried out air strikes and seized more territory in Gaza despite an October ceasefire, while Hamas has refused to give up its weapons, Reuters also reported Monday.
Kushner met first with Hamas in Cairo, together with the National Committee, the new technocratic Palestinian government that will take over control.
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#trey

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A female journalist who previously worked under CBS News' chief correspondent Matt Gutman is accusing him of making things uncomfortable at work with his "sexualized" remarks, according to a lawsuit filed against ABC News and obtained by People and Variety.
Samira Said, who worked as a field producer at ABC News' Los Angeles bureau from 2021 to 2025, filed the complaint in the Los Angeles Superior Court on Friday. In the suit, she alleges wrongful termination by ABC after being denied medical leave and accommodations for her medical conditions on several occasions.
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The suit lists ABC and its parent company Disney as defendants, as well as ABC News bureau chief David Herndon and Gutman — the latter of whom was Said's supervisor at the time of her employment with ABC News.

#chief

According to a royal correspondent, Prince William may soon be unable to ignore Prince Harry's return to Britain. The claim arrives as relations between the brothers remain strained after the Sussexes' criticism of the royal family.
The Prince of Wales has reportedly maintained complete silence and has refused to speak to his younger brother since the release of Harry's explosive memoir, "Spare," back in 2023.
Prince William could find it harder to ignore Prince Harry's appeals for reconciliation. The royal heir has remained silent for years as Harry reached out to his family, but he may now need to address his younger brother's olive branch.
According to royal correspondent Jennie Bond speaking to the Mirror, "William, as far as we can see, seems set on concentrating on his own family and his work without the angst of dealing with his rift with Harry. But, if Harry does start to come to the UK more often and to see their father, it's going to become increasingly hard for William to ignore the situation."
Bond also explored if Princess Catherine could step in as a peacemaker. Perhaps, but only if she felt it aligned with Prince William's wishes. Still, feelings and circumstances can shift over time, so as she put it, "never say never."

#william #ignore #family #younger

On Mardi Gras day in New Orleans, if you're lucky or in the know, you can see a dazzling procession of Mardi Gras Indians, or Black Masking Indians, marching through the streets, resplendent in suits that are covered in beads, feathers, and rhinestones.
"The makers of the suits work on them all year long for the display on Mardi Gras day," correspondent Bill Whitaker told 60 Minutes Overtime. "And they are elaborate, and meticulous, and colorful, and beautiful."
The suits worn by big chiefs, the leaders of the so-called tribes, are often the most detailed and impressive, and that's by design. But the big chiefs aren't the only revelers who get dressed up.
On Mardi Gras morning, Whitaker and the 60 Minutes team met Elenora Brown, better known as Big Queen Rukiya, who masks with the Golden Eagles tribe. Queen Rukiya revealed her stunning sea green suit, covered in feathers, intricate bead work, a banner emblazoned with the words "America," and rhinestone alligators hiding in the sleeves.
"I tell the people the story of the alligator, and how we lived, and how he took care of us, and fed us… clothes, shoes. And he is a sacred symbol of Louisiana," the big queen told Whitaker.

#gras #suits #minutes #feathers