Prince Harry put the furor surrounding his latest television appearance on ice today – quite literally – when he tried his hand at yet another winter sport in Vancouver today: wheelchair curling.
Having already ticked off skeleton sledding and sit-skiing from his list of winter activities, the Duke of Sussex, 39, seemed delighted to have the chance to put his snow skills to the test yet again – although wife Meghan Markle once again opted out of the action, instead
An ex-adviser to Melania Trump has criticized the former first lady’s recent speech at a National Archives Naturalization Ceremony as a feigned sympathy grab amid the current migrant crisis.
Trump, 53, on Friday assured new arrivals that they ‘are American’ and thus should be ‘proud’ and ‘stand [their] ground’ – spurring the angry response from former staffer Stephanie Winston Wolkoff.
In comments to CNN, Winston Wolkoff – who once served as an unpaid advisor to the Slovenian national – called
The United States on Tuesday sharply limited Hungary’s participation in its visa waiver program over security concerns regarding new passports issued between 2011 and 2020.
Under the American Visa Waiver Program, citizens of participating countries can travel to the U.S. for tourism or business for up to 90 days without a visa, and simply need a so-called Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA).
But starting Tuesday, ESTA validity for Hungarian passport holders will be reduced from two years to one,
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Unless the polls are badly wrong, Northern Ireland is about to take one step closer to breaking away from the United Kingdom and uniting with the Republic of Ireland.
When voters go to the polls this week to elect a new government, it will likely mark a watershed moment for the British region, with the nationalist Sinn Féin set to become the largest party in the Northern Ireland Assembly.
But don’t expect most
With the world braced for war, Russian President Vladimir Putin has personally demanded that the Ukrainian government negotiate directly with separatist leaders in the occupied areas of eastern Ukraine. In the absence of such discussions, he said, implementing the Minsk peace accords is “impossible.”
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has declared that direct talks with the so-called People’s Republics of Donetsk and Luhansk are a “red line” that his government will not cross, calling the separatists “terrorists.” Instead, Zelenskiy has pushed
