Australian senate censures Indigenous lawmaker who yelled at King Charles III
Australian senators on Monday voted to censure an Indigenous colleague who yelled at King Charles III during a reception in Parliament House last month. The censure of independent Sen. Lidia Thorpe is a symbolic gesture that records her colleagues’ disapproval of her conduct during the first visit to Australia by a British monarch in 13 years.
Cancer-stricken monarch King Charles was wheeled out covered in thick "stage make-up" this week to cover the ravages left by ...
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Parents demand answers after 2nd grader hurt in Charles County school bathroomA second-grader at C. Paul Barnhart Elementary School in Charles County was allegedly injured in a school bathroom incident, ...
Despite a challenging year for himself and his entire family, Princess Kate included, sources say Charles has “a levity about ...
For the unversed, King Charles and Princess Kate were diagnosed with cancer in February and March respectively. The ...
The Fed could cut interest rates "slower and shallower" in 2025, according to Charles Schwab strategists.
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New Charles Manson docuseries reveals the murderous cult leader admitted to more killings in jailCharles Manson suggested he was a killer long before he became the infamous cult leader who instructed his followers to ...
Tom Parker Bowles, a British food critic, describes how King Charles and Queen Camilla are passionate about foraging fungi, ...
Plans to upgrade the King’s Dumfries House in Scotland follows quickly behind a proposal to turn a portion of Balmoral Estate into a wedding venue, as well Toby Melville-Pool/Getty King Charles’ ...
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