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King Charles III’s former butler, who served the monarch for seven years, said he was surprised by Prince Harry’s claims in "Spare."Grant Harrold has written a memoir, "The Royal Butler: My Remarkable Life in Royal Service," where he details his time working with and befriending King Charles and Queen Camilla. The etiquette expert told Fox News Digital he was stunned when he first read Harry’s 2023 memoir, where the Duke of Sussex described his struggles with royal life."I’ve openly talked about this because … his memories and mine are very different," said Harrold. "You think we in two different households

Former Vice President Kamala Harris broke her silence on the chaos following former President Joe Biden’s decision to drop out of the 2024 race just three and a half months before Election Day.Harris previewed her upcoming book "107 Days" with MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow Monday night describing Biden’s move as "recklessness" and admits she has regrets about not pushing him harder to reconsider."So when I write this, it’s because I realize that I have and had a certain responsibility that I should have followed through on," Harris told Maddow. "So when I talk about the recklessness, as much as anything, I’m

Former Vice President Kamala Harris sat down with MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow Monday for her first interview since her loss to Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election. Harris, 60, didn’t hold back, calling her Republican opponent a "tyrant" and lambasted American CEOs for, what she deemed, capitulation to Trump. "I worked closely with the private sector over many years, and I always believed that if push came to shove, those titans of industry would be guardrails for our democracy, for the importance of sustaining democratic institutions," Harris said. "And one by one by one, they have been silent. They have been, you know,

Former Vice President Kamala Harris offered a lukewarm endorsement for New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani in a Monday interview.Harris sat down with MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow for an interview where they discussed her new book "107 Days," which will release on Tuesday. Maddow highlighted a portion of Harris’ book that discussed the former VP’s "stars project," where she met with and identified rising stars in the Democratic Party.Maddow asked Harris for her opinion on the socialist candidate as a rising star and whether she supported him.KAMALA HARRIS' BOOK PROMOTION PUSH SKEWERED ONLINE AS 'NATIONWIDE COMEDY TOUR'"Look, as far as

PHOENIX, ARIZ. - Supporters of Charlie Kirk who are mourning his assassination are reflecting on his legacy and how it can be preserved."He was a rare talent in that he went into the literal lion's den on a regular basis," Christopher Jackson told Fox News Digital Sunday outside the Turning Point USA headquarters in Phoenix, Ariz. "He made it his life purpose to go into the lion's den and civilly, in a time when a lot of it is not civil, to civilly have conversation with the other side, especially the impressionable young that are taught the complete opposite of what he

Emma Watson is getting real about the acting world.In a recent interview with People magazine, the 35-year-old "Harry Potter" star reflected on her acting career and the parts of the job she has missed since taking a step back from on-screen work. While looking back on her career as a child star, Watson admits, "In some ways I really won the lottery ," and that what she experienced was "so unusual," but noted that there were parts of the job she is happy to leave behind."But a bigger component than the actual job itself is the promotion and selling of that

An Ohio woman ordered Charlie Kirk’s go-to Starbucks drink on Sunday evening — and was startled to find a hateful message written on the cup. Autumn Perkins, who lives in Middletown, Ohio, visited a Starbucks location inside Kroger and run by Kroger to order the mint majesty with two honeys.When she received her order, she was shocked to see that an employee had written "racist’s fav drink" on the side of the cup.RESTAURANT IN MAJOR CITY FACES FALLOUT OVER 'OFFENSIVE' CHARLIE KIRK POST BY CO-OWNER"It's time for people to stop this nonsense," Perkins told Fox News Digital.After speaking to the manager,

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The Dominican Republic has indicated that a boat targeted by a U.S. air strike had been ferrying "approximately 1,000 kilograms of suspected cocaine." That figure converts to more than 2,200 pounds, which is more than one ton of the drug.The Dominican Republic indicated that its National Drug Control Directorate and its navy seized hundreds of packages of the drug following the American attack against the vessel. "The packages were sent, under chain of custody, to the National Institute of Forensic Sciences (INACIF) to determine their exact type and weight," the country noted.TRUMP ORDERS ‘LETHAL KINETIC STRIKE’ ON ALLEGED DRUG TRAFFICKING BOAT

"We want Dart" chants filled MetLife Stadium on Sunday night as New York Giants fans grew frustrated with Russell Wilson’s play against the Kansas City Chiefs.The first notion of fans loudly expressing their desire to see Jaxson Dart play came toward the end of the second quarter. Wilson targeted Malik Nabers in the end zone but the ball was intercepted by Chiefs defensive back Jaylen Watson. It was Wilson’s second interception.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe NBC broadcast picked up the chants as they echoed in the stadium. Fans began to chant it again in the third quarter.

An Orange County, California, high school student said he was suspended after his "Make America Great Again" hat was stolen, sparking a political argument with another student.Laguna Beach High School student Zach Hornstein told Fox News Digital that he and several friends wore MAGA hats on Sept. 11 to honor Charlie Kirk, the Turning Point USA co-founder who was shot and killed during a speaking event at a Utah college campus the day before."His death really affected us," Hornstein said. "I may not agree with everything he says, but I appreciate that he encourages students to think critically, consider both

A flood of tributes and reactions poured onto social media on Sunday as thousands packed State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, for the memorial service honoring the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Influential voices — from members of Congress to media personalities — shared posts praising the turnout, Erika Kirk’s message of forgiveness and the event’s faith and patriotism.CHARLIE KIRK'S BELIEF IN GOD AND THE WAY HE 'DEFENDED FAITH' IMPACTS SCORES OF YOUNG PEOPLEJD Vance, who delivered remarks at the memorial, posted to X that Charlie Kirk was "a hero to this country and a faithful servant of God.""Every day that

The Kansas City Chiefs overcame some sloppy play to pick up their first win of the season against the New York Giants on Sunday night, 22-9.The Chiefs seemed incredibly stagnant in the first half. Kansas City was having a tough time figuring out the Giants’ defense and several players were dropping some key passes. It all changed in the second half as Patrick Mahomes found a rhythm and holes in the Giants’ secondary.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMMahomes found Tyquan Thornton for a 5-yard touchdown in the third quarter to give the Chiefs a 10-point cushion against the

Angelina Jolie waded into the political waters Sunday at the San Sebastian Film Festival in Spain.Ahead of the premiere of "Couture," where Jolie portrays an American filmmaker named Maxine who discovers she has cancer, Jolie was asked during the press conference what she feared as an artist and an American, according to Variety.Jolie, 50, reportedly sighed deeply, paused in thought and noted that it was "a very difficult question." ANGELINA JOLIE PLANNING TO SELL LA HOME AND MOVE ABROAD AFTER BRAD PITT CUSTODY RESTRICTIONS LIFT: REPORT"I love my country, but at this time, I don’t recognize my country," Jolie said during

Erika Kirk, the widow of slain Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, remembered her husband's legacy at a memorial for him Sunday — and revealed her thoughts about his alleged assassin. Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old suspect charged in Charlie Kirk's Sept. 10 death, was much like the other young men that Charlie Kirk encountered, Erika Kirk said. Charlie Kirk "wanted to save young men, just like the one who took his life," she said. "Our Savior said, 'Father, forgive them, for they not know what they do.' That young man … I forgive him," Erika Kirk said. "I forgive him because it was

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla., took the stage at Charlie Kirk's memorial event Sunday to remember the Turning Point USA founder and applaud his "unshakable resolve to awaken America's youth."Speaking at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, Luna began by saying that "there would be no Congresswoman Luna without Charlie Kirk."The Florida representative detailed her experience working with Kirk at Turning Point USA as an outreach director."I still remember the phone call that changed my life," Luna remembered. "'Hey, Anna, it's Charlie. I'd like to offer you a job as Texas National Hispanic Outreach director.'"ERIKA KIRK, AHEAD OF MEMORIAL SERVICE,

A German shop owner in the northern city of Flensburg posted a sign on Wednesday that Jews are banned from entering his store, sparking outrage among state officials in Schleswig-Holstein.Hans-Velten Reisch, the 60-year-old owner of the store that sells Gothic-Utensils and technical literature, posted a sign that reads, "Jews are banned from entering here! Nothing personal. No antisemitism. Just can't stand you."Germany’s largest daily newspaper, Bild, reported on Thursday that Reisch defended his anti-Jewish sign. He told the paper that "I watch the news every evening. And when I saw what the Jews were doing in the Gaza Strip, I lost

Jordon Hudson may have given her boyfriend, North Carolina head coach Bill Belichick, a pep talk before his game against UCF, but it didn’t work out for the Tar Heels on Saturday in Central Florida.The Tar Heels were blown out 34-9 as UCF dominated on its home turf, dropping North Carolina to 2-2 in Belichick’s inaugural college football coaching campaign.Before the game, Hudson was spotted talking to Belichick on the sideline, which has become a common occurrence since his debut at North Carolina in another blowout loss to TCU earlier this season.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMIt’s unclear

Hollywood actress Candace Cameron Bure's faith is the "guiding light" to her decision to give back.Bure, who has worked with multiple charities over her storied acting career, opened up to Fox News Digital about how her Christian calling pushes her to help those in need. The "Full House" star completed a trip to the Dominican Republic while working with Free Wheelchair Mission to help give mobility to those in need."You know, the Bible tells us to help the least of these, to help The Widows and The Orphans. I mean, that's a calling for every one of us," the 49-year-old

In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s tragic death, Madison Prewett Troutt is paying tribute to his legacy, honoring him as a man who lived boldly for his faith and the truth.Troutt first rose to national attention on season 23 of ABC's "The Bachelor," where she finished as the runner-up. Since then, she has met and married her husband, Grant Troutt, and the couple now shares a daughter, Hosanna.Beyond her personal life, Troutt has become a voice for faith-driven inspiration. She is the host of the "Stay True Podcast" and a best-selling author. Her newest release, "Dare to Be True: Defeat

President Donald Trump nominated senior White House aide Lindsey Halligan as the top federal prosecutor for the Eastern District of Virginia after its U.S. attorney was pushed out on Friday.In a Truth Social post announcing her nomination, Trump lauded Halligan as a "tough, smart, and loyal attorney" who has been in his legal orbit for years. " is extremely intelligent, fearless and, working with Attorney General Pam Bondi and Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, has the strength and determination to be absolutely OUTSTANDING in this new and very important role," Trump wrote. TRUMP HOUNDS BONDI TO PROSECUTE ADVERSARIES IN NOW-DELETED SOCIAL MEDIA

Martha Stewart revealed that she has received an influx of flirtatious direct messages from hopeful suitors due to her viral "thirst traps."During an appearance on "Today," the 84-year-old lifestyle maven opened up about being hit on via her Instagram page. After praising the sexy photos that Stewart shared over the summer, "Today" show co-host Jenna Bush Hager asked Stewart, "Who slid into your DMs with these traps?"MARTHA STEWART WOWS FANS IN RACY, ‘UNHINGED’ NEW VIDEO"Lots of people," the former model said. However, Stewart confirmed that she is currently single, telling Bush Hager and "Today" co-host Rosie Perez, "No, I'm not dating anybody

It took a decade, but the Indiana Fever finally celebrated a WNBA playoff series victory. The injury-depleted team upset the Atlanta Dream in the first round, winning Game 3 on Thursday in dramatic fashion.After avoiding elimination by winning Game 2, Indiana's fourth-quarter heroics resulted in a stunning 87-85 upset. Indianapolis Colts head coach Shane Steichen took notice of the Fever's remarkable playoff run and offered his praise."Shoutout to the Fever and Coach White for getting it done last night and moving on. Obviously, they've dealt with some adversity, with some injuries, and it's the next person up for them. So

Julia Roberts revealed that she was "scared" and "intimidated" about meeting a fellow Hollywood star. Last month, the 57-year-old actress sat down with her "After the Hunt" co-stars Chloë Sevigny, Ayo Edebiri, Andrew Garfield and Michael Stuhlbarg, as well as the movie’s director Luca Guadagnino and producer Allan Mandelbaum, for a group interview with Variety.In the interview, which was published Thursday, Roberts recalled becoming flustered ahead of her first encounter with Sevigny. "I was so excited and intimidated about meeting Chloë," the Oscar winner said. Roberts recounted how she crossed paths with Sevigny for the first time when the Academy Award nominee arrived at

WNBA phenom Caitlin Clark claimed she was fined $200 by the league for an Instagram comment calling out referees, on Saturday, and she hasn't even played a game in months.In an X post, Clark re-shared a screenshot of her comment, which celebrated the Indiana Fever's playoff series victory over the Atlanta Dream with the statement "refs couldn't stop us" from a fan account. "Got fined $200 for this lol," Clark wrote in her X post re-sharing the screenshot. "BENCH MOB WILL BE EVEN MORE ROWDY TOMORROW LETS GOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!" CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMClark's teammate Sophie Cunningham then re-shared Clark's