Month: July 2024

Prince Harry’s tell-all projects might have permanently damaged his relationship with the royal family, Princess Diana’s former butler, Paul Burrell, believes. “There is no room for any reconciliation now, they just don’t trust him. He’s worn away all …

South Florida Community Care Network LLC, operating as Community Care Plan, has entered the legal fray surrounding Florida’s Medicaid managed-care contracts. The company filed a motion last week to intervene in a lawsuit brought by ImagineCare LLC, a l…

President Joe Biden shared his plan to push sweeping reforms for the Supreme Court before he leaves office, including enacting term limits, ethics enforcement and – most importantly – dismantling presidential immunity as established by a recent case in…

President Joe Biden shared his plan to push sweeping reforms for the Supreme Court before he leaves office, including enacting term limits, ethics enforcement and – most importantly – dismantling presidential immunity as established by a recent case in…

Citron Research founder Andrew Left turned himself in to authorities in Los Angeles on Monday to face federal securities fraud charges. What Happened: According to a CNBC report, Left was scheduled to appear before Magistrate Judge Rozella Oliver in a …

Prince William and Kate Middleton are often recognized as a power couple, but before saying “I do” in 2011, the university sweethearts split briefly in 2007. According to Robert Jobson, William “unexpectedly canceled plans to attend a New Year gatherin…

Several thousand people turned out in protest in Marburg against a planned reading by far-right extremist Martin Sellner on Monday evening. Some 2,500 people attended an rally organized by the city of Marburg and the Network for Democracy and Against R…

Fencer Olga Kharlan claimed a first medal for Ukraine at the Paris Games in the fencing event on Monday. The 2008 Beijing champion took bronze after she defeated South Korea’s Choi Sibin 15-13 in the women’s sabre. “I hope some little girl sees me and,…

Hitmen used a jet ski to sneak up and open fire at rival drug dealers on a Mexican beach but wound up accidentally killing a local 10-year-old boy who was there with his family. The botched assassination attempt took place around 3 p.m. Sunday in the r…

Antonio D. Braxton, a 49-year-old man from Lee’s Summit, Missouri, pleaded guilty Monday to possessing nearly three pounds of methamphetamine with the intent to distribute. The charges stem from a high-speed chase that began and ended on Interstate 44 …