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Harry’s describes in his memoir, Spare, how he wanted to make charity work in Africa a major plank of his royal life but encountered an obstacle when William said the continent was “his thing.” The memoir reads: “One small problem: Willy. Africa was his thing, he said. And he had the right to say this, or felt he did, because he was the Heir. “It was ever in his power to veto my thing, and he had every intention of exercising, even flexing, that veto power....

Video footage published by The Sun shows, Queen Elizabeth II’s granddaughter, out for dinner inside at Isabel restaurant in Mayfair, and the newspaper claims she was with people from five households. London restrictions ban eating at restaurants indoors unless everyone in your group lives in the same household as you. Work gatherings are allowed only when “reasonably necessary.” Beatrice, Prince Andrew’s oldest daughter, was out with longstanding friend Peter Dundas, a fashion designer who dressed Beyonce at the Grammys in 2017....

The Canadian health care facility, the Ottawa Hospital, said in a statement that it apologized to staff about the email, which was intended as an invitation for unvaccinated employees to complete a COVID-19 vaccine education session. The system-generated email was sent on September 8 from the hospital’s human resources department. According to CTV News Ottawa, the letter was sent to “employees who have declined the COVID-19 vaccination,” and it included staff email addresses in the “To” section and not as blind carbon copies....

The Class of 2022 may not have the same star power that the combined Class of 2020 and 2021 had, with Peyton Manning taking center stage, but there are still plenty of quality players being immortalized. This includes offensive tackle Tony Boselli, receiver Cliff Branch, safety LeRoy Butler, linebacker Sam Mills and two defensive linemen, Richard Seymour and Bryant Young. Also being enshrined are coach Dick Vermeil and former supervisor of officials Art McNally....

No big deal right? The golf season is just getting started and the 21-year-old has many events ahead of him. While it's unclear of the severity of Matusyama's injury, what is clear is that the cast he's wearing is HUGE. Again, the severity of the injury is unknown, but unless Matsuyama's wrist was shattered into a trillion pieces, that cast seems like just a bit of overkill. Consider this when Green Bay Packers' linebacker Clay Matthews injured his thumb in November, the cast he wore to protect his thumb during games was roughly the same size as Matsuyama's....

Hockey club AK Bars, located in the city of Kazan, some 500 miles east of the capital Moscow, decided to jettison its cheerleaders, known as the Bars Angels, from this Kontinental Hockey League season amid concerns they could trigger jealousy among some women in the crowd. Ex-AK Bars cheerleader Rigina Barieva, who left the club before the club’s recent decision was made, told Russian TV channel Match TV: “The arguments were that supposedly other people’s wives don’t react very well to beautiful girls....

The South Carolina resident’s own family members reported him to legal authorities. FBI agents believe Norwood broke into Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office and stole a souvenir drink coaster from the Capitol before leaving, according to court records. He now faces four federal charges connected to his actions. Norwood’s sibling, identified in court documents as T.D., shared screenshots of text messages in which Norwood allegedly bragged about assaulting a Capitol police officer and stealing the officer’s helmet and vest....

A public document filed with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) shows Patriots for America has paid $350,000 to Go Green Racing, Inc., and the car will be driven by Corey LaJoie. The FEC document declares the federal candidate supported on the “moving display” is Donald J. Trump, who is seeking reelection as 45th President of the United States. LaJoie will drive the No. 32 Ford with Go Fas Racing at the Big Machine Hand Sanitizer 400 Powered by Big Machine Records on Sunday....

German journalist Julian Röpcke posted the video to his Twitter page on Wednesday and it has been viewed over 400,000 times. He captioned the video: “Russia tonight, does this remind you of anything #fascism,” seemingly in reference to the youth support of Nazi Germany and the Nazi salute during World War II. Röpcke also provided background information regarding the video in the comment section and said the people were chanting in support of Russia at a mall in Kazan, Russia....

That’s peanuts for Prince Jefri. For years, the 46-year-old prince–he’s the brother of Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah–was responsible for managing the country’s vast wealth. Now he’s accused of mismanaging it, and documents supporting a court ruling indicate that his taste for the international high life cost at least $2.75 billion over the past 10 years, much of it going for cars, planes and jewelry. With four royal wives, 17 children and 18 adopted children to support, life for the prince obviously isn’t cheap....

The co-founders of the No Excuses PAC are searching for candidates to run against the pair since both Manchin and Sinema are up for re-election in 2024. Two of the PAC’s co-founders, Saikat Chakrabarti and Corbin Trentare, are former aides to Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. In 2018, the PAC helped elect Ocasio-Cortez to Congress. On its website, the PAC claims that Manchin and Sinema “stand in the way of progress” because they sided “with Republicans to shrink their own party’s pandemic relief, climate, and economic investment plans....

According to the Associated Press, progressives are saying that the bills proposed by the Biden administration lately have not been enough. A $3.5 trillion package of social and environmental initiatives has been cut in half, taking out many promises that Biden and other leaders had campaigned on. “The lesson going into 2022 is that Democrats need to use power to get big things done for working people and then run on those accomplishments, period,” the Progressive Change Campaign Committee said in a statement....

Kansas City owner Clark Hunt and general manager Brett Veach would love their franchise quarterback to play next season for just the $2.7 million in the fourth year of his rookie deal. There’s no way that’s happening. MORE: The NFL’s 25 highest-paid players Trust me as a former GM who negotiated several major contracts with Mahomes’ agent, Leigh Steinberg. Along with his partner Chris Cabott, Steinberg knows well that with a $200 million-plus contract on the horizon, they can’t allow Mahomes to risk a career-altering injury — a bullet they already dodged once this season — before he takes the field next season....

The lawsuit, which was filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court, accuses Lazzaro of using his “power, wealth, influence, connections, and resources to recruit children … so that he could prey on them.” “When it became clear that Lazzaro had committed serious crimes, he attempted to coerce his victims and their families into keeping silent,” the suit said. The girl and her parents are all listed as plaintiffs in the lawsuit, though none are named, the AP reported....

The group have surrounded and scaled the tree—which now stands alone surrounded by flattened building works. The work started in September 2021 on a £250 million ($304 million) scheme to dual the A303 highway between the Podimore and Sparkford roundabouts in Somerset, located in southwestern England, in the U.K. It followed approval by the U.K.’s Transport Secretary Grant Shapps. As part of the approved scheme put forward by National Highways, an elderly oak tree near the Sparkford roundabout will be cut down....

The RefuseFacism group has already been holding rallies against the Trump administration “every day until Biden’s election is certified.” Now, in the wake of the violent riot involving far-right extremists and conspiracy theorists that erupted on Wednesday, the group is promoting rallies in cities such as Atlanta, New York, Houston and Los Angeles as a “time to stand up” against the “fascist coup.” Promoting one of the protests, Refuse Fascism tweeted: “In #Chicago meet at Wacker & Wabash 5pm Thursday....

Milo Yiannopoulos, one of the original figureheads of the so-called “alt-right” movement," has a weekly show on Censored.TV. He claimed the platform is laying off all its staff and was told that there is no longer enough money for a producer, despite the “thousands of subscribers I’ve brought in to the network.” Censored.TV, which charges users $10 a month for access, features shows and appearances from far-right figures such as McInnes, fellow Proud Boy leader Joe Biggs, white nationalist Nicholas Fuentes and activist Laura Loomer...

Joe Biggs, who organizes rallies for the far-right group, and Nick Ochs, leader and founder of Proud Boys Hawaii, are two leading Proud Boys figures who are raising money on the crowdfunding website GiveSendGo. Dominic Pezzola, of New York, and Gabriel Garcia, a member of the Miami Proud Boys, are also attempting to fund their defense with donations after being charged with being a part of the January 6 attack....

Joe Biggs, a Proud Boys organizer, was one of many affiliates and supporters of the group to share celebratory posts, as well as memes, online in response to Trump’s remarks. Biggs has shared dozens of messages, several videos and a handful of memes related to the president’s Proud Boys mention over the past 12 hours. His posts appear on Biggs’ personal account on Parler, a conservative social media site. In addition to statements pledging alliance to Trump, the high-profile Proud Boy posted an image to Parler that appeared to show a new group logo with “stand back” and “stand by” surrounding its initials....