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Peripatetic duo Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are preparing to farewell their Montecito mansion in California and return to the UK, multiple media reports detailed Thursday. The couple intend to relocate from the U.S. later this month to a private, non-Royal residence outside London as first reported by the Daily Telegraph and the Sun newspapers. The couple’s children, Prince Archie, seven, and Princess Lilibet, five, will accompany them. They are enrolled to start at a British school when the new academic year begins in September. The BBC reports King Charles was only told of the move on Sunday. There are no current plans…

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Fox Sports and IndyCar are entering into a “strategic alliance” with Purdue University and Indiana University to expand education opportunities for foster children thanks to first lady Melania Trump’s Fostering the Future initiative. The strategic alliance establishing Fostering the Future scholarships will be unveiled in the afternoon at the White House in a Rose Garden ceremony attended by the first lady and President Donald Trump. The announcement comes ahead of the IndyCar Freedom 250 Grand Prix on Sunday. In a conversation with Breitbart News, the first lady’s senior adviser, Marc Beckman, offered an exclusive glimpse into Thursday’s big announcement, which…

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Former Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard shared a deeply personal update Thursday on her husband Abraham Williams’ battle against an extraordinarily rare form of bone cancer. In an emotional video, Gabbard revealed that Abraham was diagnosed earlier this year with sacral chordoma—a rare cancerous tumor that develops near the base of the spine. “Earlier this year, my husband Abraham was diagnosed with a very rare bone cancer,” Gabbard wrote. “This has been a challenging time for us and is hard to talk about. But so many of you have reached out asking how he’s doing, and sharing your prayers…

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The U.S. Small Business Administration is increasing thresholds for the definition of “small business,” which it says will benefit roughly 110,000 companies nationwide in several ways.Getty ImagesThe U.S. Small Business Administration plans to widen its definitions of “small business” to add another estimated 110,000 companies to the ranks of the 36.2 million small businesses in the country, an increase of 0.3%. The move would make these firms newly eligible for SBA loans and allow them to bid on government contracts that are reserved for the smallest businesses—though the proposed policy change likely faces months of federal review before it’s fully…

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Spain’s socialist government is preparing the “urgent” mainland transfer of more than 500 unaccompanied minor migrant girls that entered Ceuta during the late July invasion of the enclave. The transfer, which is yet to occur at press time, directly contradicts past statements from Spanish government authorities who claimed that no migrant involved in the invasion of Ceuta would be transferred to mainland Spain. Per Spanish outlets, at least 97 of the 500 girls are reportedly aboard a vessel and awaiting to travel to Spanish mainland territory as of late Wednesday. Sources from the Spanish Youth and Children Ministry confirmed the…

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President Donald Trump announced Thursday that his director of legislative affairs, James Braid, will depart the White House next month. Trump confirmed in a post on Truth Social that Braid is leaving the White House in September. “James has played a critical role in our many accomplishments with Congress, including THE ONE BIG BEAUTIFUL BILL, beating the Democrats in two shutdown showdowns, passing the GENIUS Act, defeating a record number of War Powers resolutions, and the confirmation of my Cabinet at the fastest rate in decades,” Trump wrote. “This has been, and will continue to be, the most successful Republican Congress…

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A controversial priest known for his extremely pro-illegal migrant actions has been removed from pastoral services in Tuscany, the Holy See confirmed Thursday to Italian outlets. For over a decade, Father Massimo Biancalani carried his priestly duties at the parishes of Santa Maria Maggiore a Vicofaro and San Niccolò a Ramini in Pistoia, Tuscany. Biancalani has been widely described by Italian outlets as the “Migrants’ Father” due to his radical pro-migrant stances and massive reception of numerous illegal migrants at the Vicofaro parish’s rectory and church grounds — hosting as many as 200 migrants at a time, according to the…

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Miscarriages and stillbirths surge as Israel’s siege, malnutrition, toxic exposure and displacement ravage mothers Shocking news of a sudden over-threefold year-on-year increase of the number of miscarriages and stillbirths should be front page on global media. But because it is one of the latest consequences of the ongoing Israeli genocide of Palestinians in Gaza, it will probably go ignored by most Western corporate media.In fact, since a ‘ceasefire’ supposedly came into effect in October 2025, media coverage of Gaza has decreased dramatically. But – as with ceasefires prior – Israel has continued to kill Palestinians in Gaza on a near-daily…

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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent goes off on Democrat Attorneys General after Target receives $1 billion tariff refund. – screengrab Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, arguably the greatest Secretary of the Treasury in decades, blasted Democrats and Democratic Attorneys General for taking tariff money from the people and redistributing it to multi-million dollar corporations. In February, Senate Democrats served the Trump administration notice that refunds should start flowing to U.S. companies who paid for the president’s tariffs. Democrats do not want to punish China and any foreign countries that flood American markets with their cheap goods. They want to punish Trump…

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For more than 100 years, the billionaire Angelini family had been content to run a largely European business empire from their headquarters in Rome: pharmaceuticals like the Italian equivalent of Tylenol and the antidepressant trazodone, as well as a robotics business, wineries (of course) and a joint venture with Procter & Gamble to sell Pampers and other consumer products in their native Italy. But after former banker and law professor Sergio Marullo di Condojanni married Thea Paola Angelini, now the family’s fourth-generation controlling shareholder, in 2017, the two began plotting a major expansion of Angelini Pharma, its drug business. By…

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