The Duchess of Sussex told Oprah Winfrey in March 2021 how she had experienced suicidal feelings while pregnant with their son Archie Mountbatten-Windsor. Meghan said a turning point came after she was accused of making Kate Middleton cry in a November 2018 story first published in U.K. broadsheet The Daily Telegraph and later followed up on the front page of U.K. tabloid The Sun. During the CBS interview, the duchess said: “I just didn’t want to be alive anymore....

The Duke of Sussex described how he went hunting in Balmoral with a guide, Sandy, who was “proper old school” and watched him shoot his first deer. Afterwards, the Scotsman “bled it from the neck and slit open the belly” before motioning for him to kneel by the animal and pressing his face into the wound. Harry wrote that “I felt swelling pride” and “I’d been good to that stag” after killing it with a single shot so it felt no pain....

The Duke of Sussex grew up as the “spare” younger brother with Prince William in line to inherit the throne from Prince Charles, who in turn will succeed Queen Elizabeth II. Harry has spoken of difficult childhood memories of the paparazzi harassing Princess Diana in front of him and William and of the impact on his life of his mother’s death, in a car crash in Paris in 1997....

From his childhood and teenage years, through to his marriage to Meghan Markle and the birth of his first child, Archie, here are some of the best pictures of the British royal. Prince Harry was born on September 15 1984 at St Mary’s Hospital in Paddington, London. Although known as Harry, his full birth name is Henry Charles Albert David, Prince of Wales - and his official surname is Mountbatten-Windsor....

Ingrid Seward, author of Prince Philip Revealed: A Man of His Century, told Newsweek that the move was “certainly a possibility” as the Cambridges have been “looking at schools” in the Windsor area. Seward commented: “There are a lot of very good schools around Windsor. There’s one that’s a co-educational school with weekly boarding. That’s the one I think they’ll probably be attracted to.” The speculation comes as Prince George, eight, enters his fifth year at school this September....

The Duke of Cambridge had a video call with researchers behind the University of Oxford and AstraZeneca trials after their success was announced today. And he told them how the hard work that went into the research was visible on their faces when he met them in person during a visit in June. The prince this morning spoke to Professor Andy Pollard, who led the study, Sarah Gilbert, professor of vaccinology, and vice chancellor Professor Louise Richardson....

The new Prince of Wales released a public statement expressing his grief at the loss of a monarch who he said provided “an example of service and dignity in public life that was from a different age, but always relevant to us all.” The future king spoke of the influence Elizabeth had on not only himself but also wife Kate Middleton, now the new Princess of Wales, adopting Princess Diana’s former title....

In an excerpt from William at 40: The Making of a Modern Monarch published by the Daily Mail this week, royal author Robert Jobson has explored the relationship between the adolescent prince and his mother before her tragic death in 1997 when he was just 15. Writing about William’s leaving home at the age of 8 to begin boarding at Ludgrove School, Jobson writes that it was “a decision which left Diana in tears” but that the prince thrived there....

Whether you’re stuck organizing the office pool or got roped into buying a square for your virtual party, a Super Bowl square grid is a fun way to engage both diehard football fans and the people in your group who only care about the halftime performances in Los Angeles. You could win some serious cash and playing in a Super Bowl squares pool requires zero actual knowledge of the Rams or Bengals — just a little luck of the draw....

With the aid of an excimer laser, a surgeon can reshape the cornea, the clear dome of the eye, so that light properly hits the retina (the nerve-rich layer that relays images to the brain). The idea is to be able to free you either entirely or somewhat from glasses or contacts. Both photorefractive keratectomy (PRK) and laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis (LASIK) use the excimer laser to correct vision. You may wonder which of these would be best suited to your needs....

The professor told students they wouldn’t receive lab points for that day if they came to class without a mask, which violated the guidelines set by the Iowa Board of Regents “prohibit[ing] all public universities from requiring masks or vaccinations on campus,” according to local news station WOI-DT. O’Kane told the Ames-based outlet that this is “not a battle of me wrestling with the UNI administration. The president, the provost, the dean, my faculty chair, could not be better people....

What has changed since Election Day—and dramatically: The much-hyped prospect that Democrats might take control of the U.S. Senate now seems unlikely and Republican Mitch McConnell of Kentucky will probably remain Majority Leader. As a result, the start of President-elect Biden’s tenure, which was envisioned as an ambitious flurry of expensive programs and progressive legislation on immigration, climate change, health care and criminal justice reform is being downscaled in anticipation of a divided government....

The email seen by Newsweek from the property company Hacking Trust, states: “We write to you as a private medical company who is looking to vaccinate their front-line staff as soon as possible. “We require approx. 20 vaccinations and we understand you are operating a COVID-19 vaccine center. We have been informed that many appointments are not kept and some do not attend at all. On this basis, we would like to be informed as soon as possible of any “no shows” or cancellations on any given day which would result in unnecessary wastage of the vaccination....

Georgia will face Charleston Southern, which lost its most recent game against an SEC opponent by 62 points. Oklahoma is set for a game against the Western Carolina Catamounts, who wound up six games under .500 in 2019. That’s how it often goes in college football’s 12th game, which is about as essential to the sport as the “flying wedge” formation. Yes, that’s right: It should be outlawed. MORE: How the newly proposed 12-team College Football Playoff would work...

Media outlets including the Associated Press have called Rev. Raphael Warnock the winner over Republican incumbent Sen. Kelly Loeffler in one of the races, which would make him the first Black senator in the Peach State. Loeffler has signalled that she will not concede the race yet and told her supporters that there was still “a path to victory” against Warnock. Meanwhile, in the other race, Jon Ossoff is favored to beat Republican David Perdue in the tight race, after his lead increased to 16,370 votes early Wednesday morning, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported....

Purpose of Test When a prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test and/or digital rectal exam are abnormal, a healthcare provider needs to advance to a prostate biopsy in order view the prostate tissue and look for actual evidence of prostate cancer; screening tests are suggestive, but not definitive. The biopsy will also help set the course for treatment. Reasons to do this test may include: An elevated PSA testAn abnormality on a digital rectal exam, such as a lumpAn abnormality on a transrectal ultrasound (TRUS)When a previous prostate biopsy is negative, but the PSA test remains elevated...

CRKP is considered a major infection threat to patient safety. While the numbers of infected patients aren’t as large as the numbers of patients who acquire the better-known superbugs like MRSA, C. diff, vancomycin-resistant enterococci (VRE), and others, by early 2011 CRKP had already been identified in hospitals in 36 states. (See a map of states reporting cases of CRKP.) CRKP and other infections under the category of carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae (CRE) are superbugs that are resistant to antibiotics, and patients who acquire them are at risk of death, usually within 30 days....

United Kingdom Demonstrations are taking place across the U.K. against Boris Johnson’s decision to suspend Parliament in the run-up to Brexit. Thousands of protesters have taken to the streets to “stop the coup” not only London, but also in cities including Manchester, Leeds, York and Belfast. In London, the Westminster district has been brought to a standstill, with demonstrators chanting “Boris Johnson, shame on you”. A small group of counter-protesters, marching in support of the prime minister, also appeared on the scene as marchers crowded streets surrounding government offices....

Attorneys for Shahab Dehghani, a 24-year-old economics student at Northeastern University, have maintained that the Iranian national had all the right permissions to enter the U.S., having obtained an F1 student visa to attend school for the spring semester. In a Twitter post, one of Dehghani’s attorneys, Susan Church, called for residents in Boston to join the growing protest at the Logan International Airport’s E terminal. “Don’t deport Shahab, stop deporting students,” protesters chanted, holding signs calling on officials to “stop discrimination against Iranians” and to “protect students....