“There are a lot of things different about Prince. For one, he’s married, so he’s (enjoying some things that he wasn’t experiencing before he’s married),” Antrel Rolle told nj.com. “For a man … I’m just being honest … it’s helping him out. He walks around with a little more swagger, which is something that we need, which is something that we love,” Rolle said. Amukamara is a devout Christian and remained abstinent until marriage and even though he has progressed every year since being drafted in the first round in 2011, his play this year has seen a very noticeable change....

The 61-year-old royal’s Los Angeles-based lawyers can now be served the lawsuit instead. Giuffre alleges she was abused by the prince around the same time she was abused by Jeffrey Epstein, who was found dead in his cell at a Manhattan federal jail in August 2019 while awaiting sex trafficking trial. District Judge Lewis Kaplan ruled that Giuffre can try an alternative means of serving her legal papers so the royal can address her claims....

The Duke of York applied to have the case thrown out because accuser Virginia Giuffre had accepted a payout from the New York financier in 2009. However, a judge ruled he was not a party to the $500,000 contract and there was no clear basis for arguing he could enforce it. The dramatic decision means Prince Andrew will first face being questioned under oath by Giuffre’s lawyers and then be subjected to a civil trial, unless he settles out of court....

The Duke of York has said he could not have been there because he was at Pizza Express that afternoon with daughter Princess Beatrice, on March 10, 2001. He told the BBC in November that ex-wife Sarah Ferguson was away that night and said they had an agreement that any time one was away the other would stay at home. However, Virginia Giuffre has said they partied at London nightclub Tramp and then went back to Ghislaine Maxwell’s townhouse where Epstein forced her to have sex with the prince....

Charles’ comments follow a speech given by Prince William on Wednesday in which he acknowledged the racism and discrimination, both historic and current, experienced by black men and women in Britain today. The address also follows a number of protests that were staged in the Caribbean during royal tours undertaken by William and Kate Middleton as well as Prince Edward and wife Sophie, Countess of Wessex earlier this year calling for an apology for the monarchy’s role in the transatlantic slave trade....

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex accused the British media of racism, described their difficulty in dealing with the paparazzi, and said there was unconscious racial bias in the royal family during the opening three episodes of their long-awaited Netflix docuseries. Harry & Meghan also triggered a backlash, including after Meghan re-enacted an exaggerated curtsy she said she performed on first meeting Queen Elizabeth II, comparing her perception of the royal tradition to medieval times....

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex signed a multi-year mega deal in September 2020 and have two projects in the pipeline: animated series Pearl and documentary Heart of Invictus. More than 16 months on, however, there is still no release date for either. The couple have had busy lives during that time, including taking time out following the birth of their baby daughter, Lilibet Mountbatten-Windsor. Yet it places them behind Barack and Michelle Obama in terms of time from first announcement to first content....

The Duke of Sussex announced on Tuesday he is “telling his story” through a book with Penguin Random House. Expectations are already mounting that it will be an onslaught against the royal family, but reputation experts tell Newsweek that might be presumptuous. Eric Schiffer, chairman of Reputation Management Consultants, said greater context around the allegations in Harry and Meghan’s Oprah Winfrey interview might create new sympathy and understanding for the royals....

The Duke of Sussex told Oprah Winfrey how the royals “literally cut me off financially” leaving him having to pay for his own security. Newsweek learned the comment relates to money he received from Prince Charles’ private funds and that it was terminated at the end of March 2020. Redfield & Wilton asked 1,500 adults on Newsweek’s behalf whether the move was the correct one and 64 percent said cutting off his funds was the right thing to do....

The Duke of Sussex was accused of turning his back on the Royal Marines following his departure from royal life, in a Mail on Sunday article. The newspaper claimed he had not been in contact with the commandos but has since printed an apology conceding he had reached out to a number of personel “in a private capacity.” The case was settled last year, with the publisher paying damages, and a lawyer for the prince was given permission to make a court statement declaring the article false this morning....

Queen Elizabeth II’s husband also thinks his son Prince Andrew “besmirched the reputation of the monarchy” through his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, according to Prince Philip Revealed, by Ingrid Seward. Prince Harry and wife Meghan resigned as senior, working royals in January while the Duke of York is accused of having sex with a 17-year-old trafficking victim introduced to him by his pedophile friend. The book describes some of the Duke of Edinburgh’s regrets as he prepares to turn 100 next year and was serialized in the Mail on Sunday....

According to Dutch News, Amalia was sworn in at the Kneuterdijk palace in The Hague as a member of the advisory body the day after her 18th birthday. Though the royal family members do not have a vote, they can still go to meetings. The king serves as the ceremonial chairman. Amalia is the eldest daughter of Dutch King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima. Turning 18 marks her ability to succeed the king as ruler, though Amalia said she hopes that is far in the future....

Its first goal should not be to find common ground with left-wing, radical Democrats who reject virtually all our values. They are already tuning their political machine to fight us in 2024. The first goal should be to give the American people a sense of hope—and a reason to believe things can be dramatically better. The Commitment to America was a step in the right direction. While it was not driven home as vividly as it could have been, it did give House Republicans enough of a positive message....

Whether the Marines would actually be needed for such a task, and whether they could pull it off, remains unclear. Sources say Musharraf has strengthened security at Pakistan’s nuclear facilities since September 11. Last week his foreign minister, Abdul Sattar, insisted the nukes were “under foolproof custodial controls.” Musharraf also has purged Taliban sympathizers from the top ranks of the military and his intelligence agency. But recently the military regime had to detain two scientists who played key roles in the development of Pakistan’s nuclear weapons–and turned out to be Taliban supporters....

Maxwell, who was convicted on Wednesday, has been held at the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center since her arrest in July 2020. She has described conditions there as “a living hell,” claiming that she was served maggot-ridden food and had to watch as sewage and rats came into her tiny cell. As a convicted sex offender, Maxwell will be ineligible for placement into a minimum security facility such as the Federal Prison Camp near Alderson, West Virginia—the so-called “Camp Cupcake” where Martha Stewart was detained for five months in 2005....

Wealth can be a sign that tremendous value has been created for investors, customers and society more broadly. But wealth can also be captured rather than created. And while that works well for the capturer, the game is zero-sum, or even value-destroying, in aggregate. The private equity industry offers a fascinating case study in the importance of distinguishing between these scenarios. What Is Value? Suppose a private equity fund pays $100 million to acquire a closely-held family business that treats its workers with generosity while earning the owners a healthy annual profit of $10 million....

That's the conclusion I've come to based upon their respective pro day performances because there's nothing quite like seeing somebody in person. There just isn't. No matter what aspect of life you're talking about, the time spent in person trumps any other form of communication or evaluation. It's nice to talk with your spouse and children on the phone or perhaps even Skype or FaceTime thanks to modern technology if you are on the road, but even those video calls pale in comparison to actually seeing them in the flesh....

So Fr. Gregory Schnakenberg was shocked to find that instead of battle scenes, the old reel contained footage of puppies. But the historical action has still captivated viewers on Twitter, where the footage of the playful pups has been viewed more than 11 million times. The delicate forgotten film roll, which Schnakenberg found in an metal box while working through archives, was marked “The Philippines 1942.” Schnakenberg, an assistant professor of ecclesiastical history at the Dominican House of Studies in Washington, D....

Dr. Steve O’Kane, a biology professor at the University of Northern Iowa, said that he misses teaching his students in person, but plans to stand by the school’s decision to transition him to online teaching, KCCI reported. “This is not a political issue. This is not a fighting authority issue. This is a moral issue, and that’s really all it is,” O’Kane said. The Iowa school does not require masks, but they are “encouraged,” according to the university’s website....

According to The Independent, police said Xiangtan University professor Zhou Pigai was looking for a hotel on November 1 when he was approached by a man with a gun. Acting “spontaneously,” Pigai “used his left hand to block the gun, and his right fist to knock the gun to the ground,” police said. Pigai then ran to a “main road,” where he used his cell phone to “check his face for injuries,” reported South China Morning Post....