Prince William and Kate Consider 'Gentleman's Agreement' to Shield Prince George at Eton
As Prince George starts Eton, William and Kate may revive a press truce to protect their children's privacy, following a landmark Scotland visit.
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MSP Ground Stop Lifted After FAA Outage Disrupts Midwest Flights
Flights at MSP Airport resume after an FAA equipment outage caused a two-hour ground stop, delaying dozens of departures and diverting incoming flights.
Spain Threatens Retaliation as EU Row Over Ceuta Migration Deepens
Spain demands Italy lift Schengen border controls after Ceuta migrant crisis, warning of countermeasures as EU unity frays.
Girl, 11, Found Dead in Gore Glen River: Police Launch Unexplained Death Probe
An 11-year-old girl was found dead in Gore Water at Gore Glen Woodland Park. Police treat death as unexplained; inquiries ongoing.
Murkowski Opposes Blanche, Leaving AG Nomination on Brink of Defeat
Sen. Lisa Murkowski announced opposition to Trump AG pick Todd Blanche, leaving his confirmation hinging on undecided Sen. Bill Cassidy.
Doximity Stock Soars 70% on AI Revenue Optimism Despite Mixed Q2
Doximity (DOCS) stock surged 70% in premarket after Q2 beat and AI-driven revenue guidance, though EBITDA outlook and EPS missed estimates.
Lindsay Clancy Trial: Nanny Testifies She Was a 'Wonderful Mom' Amid Mental Health Defense
Day 7 of Lindsay Clancy murder trial: nanny calls her a wonderful mom; toxicologist details meds. Defense cites postpartum psychosis.
Home Bargains Recalls: Toy Story Bottles and Lay's Crisps Pose Risks
Home Bargains issues urgent recalls for Toy Story water bottles over choking risk and Lay's crisps due to undeclared allergens. Refunds available.
Clarkson's Farm: 15-Hour Days, No Pay, and a 'Strange Hatred of Farmers'
Jeremy Clarkson reveals the harsh economics of farming, working 15-20 hour days with no profit, while a floating farm he championed shuts down.
Super El Niño 2026 on Track to Be Strongest on Record, Reshaping Global Weather
Super El Niño 2026 is intensifying toward record strength, with a positive Indian Ocean Dipole set to reshape winter forecasts for the US, Canada, and Europe.
DOJ Voter Roll Lawsuits Hit 0-20 as Courts Reject Privacy Overreach
The Trump DOJ has lost 20 straight lawsuits over state voter rolls. A Washington hearing reveals the department's legal position is crumbling before judges.
Datadog Stock Drops 17% Despite Q2 Beat, Raised Guidance
Datadog stock drops 17% despite Q2 revenue beat and raised guidance, as investors weigh AI-driven growth against valuation concerns.