Then on Monday, he said the result "will dictate" whether he "chose the right words". From the 17th minute ... "We have probably seen the best version of a lot of players and that's what we ...

I know this must be weird hearing from yourself, but just an older version. Let’s first get to what you are dying to know and the answer is yes, you achieved the goals you set out to do and you ...

The King is prepared to return to his full overseas tour schedule after his visit to Australia and Samoa proved the “perfect tonic”. Despite his ongoing cancer treatment, the King is hoping to ...

King Charles indicated in his opening statement, and has certainly had a long-term view, that climate change as a new substantial threat, and we need to make sure we provide protection on land ...

Attorney General Letitia James has announced the launch of the Election Protection Hotline to assist voters throughout the upcoming general election on November 5, as well as during New York’s early ...

Senator Lidia Thorpe has claimed a Liberal senator whispered to her “don’t play up” before she yelled at King Charles in the Great Hall of Parliament House on Monday. King Charles visited Australia’s ...

The most common of the Salah songs, The Egyptian King, was first played at pubs around Anfield after their 4-3 win over Manchester City in January 2018. "So please don't take Mohamed away." ...

He did not mention slavery or reparations - and for many Caribbean and African countries, his words didn't go far enough. This set-piece speech was the most important moment of the King's trip.

The King’s words come after Sir Keir Starmer and his government ruled out the idea of making slavery reparations for the role the British government had in the slave trade centuries ago.

The King’s words resonated as he reflected on the importance of learning from “the lessons of the past,” adding, “Let us be proud of who we are today.” Observers noted that Charles also ...

The Bibles had to contain not just the King James Version of the Old and New Testaments ... it looks like to have Mr. Trump in charge. The word that comes to mind is kleptocracy.

A senator who screamed at King Charles shortly after the monarch made a speech has issued a statement after an inappropriate cartoon was shared on her social media. Earlier today in Australia ...