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The moment Princess Kate comforted a player during the Wimbledon Tennis Championships in 2023 in London, England, has resurfaced online, going viral ahead of this year’s tournament. Kate is a...

Virginia Hambrick, 66, is retired but worried she will have to return to work. Her savings are long gone, and her $1,625 monthly Social Security check isn’t nearly enough to...

Lucy Lawless is well aware of the “long shadow” her iconic role in “Xena: Warrior Princess” has cast over her career. The series, which aired 134 episodes across six seasons,...

(Bloomberg) — Almost seven years after picking up Bombardier Inc.’s troubled C-Series aircraft program for next to nothing, Airbus SE is going discount shopping once more — this time for...

NATO has turned 75. When its leaders meet in Washington in July, they will celebrate the fact that it has endured so long. But an alliance needs to do more...

Karl Lauterbach seems ever-present for Germany’s national team. The federal health minister attended second group match against in Stuttgart, the third group game against in Frankfurt, and also the Round...

For many, France feels like a very different place on Monday. The results from the first round of legislative elections, held on Sunday, revealed a country deeply fractured, with a...

Washington — In the eighth week of his bribery trial, lawyers for Sen. Bob Menendez are expected to begin calling witnesses after the prosecution rested its case last week following...

In 1955, the philosopher Charles Frankel was troubled. A committed civil libertarian, he had come to believe that the prevailing winds of public life had turned against his beloved liberalism....

Ismail Kadare, the Albanian novelist and poet who single-handedly wrote his isolated Balkan homeland onto the map of world literature, creating often dark, allegorical works that obliquely criticized the country’s...