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Spencer Memoir Reopens Dispute Over Diana Claims
World
— Sep 16, 2026
Diana’s brother, Charles Spencer, promotes in his forthcoming Swan Song: Diana, My Sister a narrative accusing Prince Charles of a volatile reaction after Diana’s death, including allegedly telling Spencer he’d “forget her soon enough” and suggesting relief at Diana’s death as the boys walked behind her coffin; the memoir also touches on Diana’s mental health and the emotional aftermath. Buckingham Palace publicly questions the recollection, with Charles’ grief cited as potentially clouding judgment and memory, while Spencer counters with renewed detail as the book release approaches.
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Michelle Obama Reacts To Meghan Markle’s Interview: ‘Heartbreaking’
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— Mar 16, 2021
Michelle Obama said Meghan’s recollections about a remark made by one member of the British royal family about the possible darkness of her son’s skin were heartbreaking and that she hoped Meghan’s experiences would be…
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Stephen A. Smith Loses It On Caller Who Says Biden Didn’t Open Borders
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— Mar 19, 2026
SiriusXM host Stephen A. Smith snapped at a caller who said he had no recollection of former President Joe Biden implementing an open border policy during a Wednesday episode of “Straight Shooter with Stephen A.” The…
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Garland Testifies He Cannot ‘Recollect’ if He Discussed Hunter Biden Investigation With FBI Officials
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— Sep 20, 2023
Attorney General Merrick Garland insists he cannot recall if he discussed the investigation into Hunter Biden with officials at the FBI’s headquarters in Washington, D.C. During a hearing on Wednesday, Rep. Mike Johnson…
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Inflation Jumps Higher In Final Report Before Midterm Elections
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25th Anniversary of 9/11 Honors Victims and Heroes
World
— Sep 10, 2026
On the anniversaries of Pearl Harbor, JFK's assassination, and especially September 11, 2001, Americans recall where they were and how those events reshaped the nation, with vivid personal recollections spanning generations. As 9/11 marks 25 years, stories focus on health effects for survivors and first responders, concerns about Islamophobia, and the enduring collective memory of that day.
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AP Top 25 College Football Teams
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College football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.
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Families Recall Births Linked to 9/11
Health
— Sep 10, 2026
As the 25th anniversary of 9/11 is observed, personal stories from across North America highlight trauma, resilience, and lasting connections—ranging from a Canadian student who witnessed the towers’ collapse to families who welcomed a child on that day and those who reflect on the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel ordeal. These recollections emphasize enduring solidarity, the intertwining of private milestones with national tragedy, and the bonds between nations as communities honor victims and survivors.
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Miley Cyrus reimagines Janis Joplin’s “Maybe”
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— Sep 2, 2026
Across five stories, iconic songs are continually reimagined by today’s artists: Miley Cyrus channels Janis Joplin on “Maybe,” delivering a standout, goosebump-inducing performance that fans hailed as true to Joplin’s spirit; Jackson Browne’s “Running on Empty” is explored through its guerrilla-recording approach and bandmates’ recollections from the late-70s era; Bob Dylan’s rendition of Johnny Cash’s “Folsom Prison Blues” is noted for elevating the classic’s status; Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “Sweet Home Alabama” is highlighted as a lasting cornerstone of Southern rock with a rich chart and collaboration history; Erma Franklin’s “Piece of My Heart” gains enduring fame after Janis Joplin’s explosive cover helped define the song’s legacy.
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