Author: Maria Puente, USA TODAY

Prince Philip, who died April 9, was said to be “gaffe-prone” because of the funny, sharp or rude things he said as husband to Queen Elizabeth II.

The pandemic didn’t help, but Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s lawsuits against Splash paparazzi agency helped send the company into bankruptcy court.

Duchess Meghan revealed her new baby’s gender, an early secret wedding and suicidal thoughts in an explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey.

Fans and critics anticipate a big Sunday for royals on TV: Harry and Meghan will chat with Oprah in the U.S., while the queen is televised in the U.K.

Buckingham Palace confirmed Friday that Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, will not be returning to royal duties.

Rush Limbaugh, talk titan and Republican kingmaker, has died at age 70 of lung cancer at his Palm Beach County home in Florida.

After 13 years at CNN, anchor Brooke Baldwin, who suffered a bad case of COVID-19 in 2020, announced she’s leaving in April to focus on her new book.

First lady Jill Biden and President Joe Biden strolled the North Lawn to see the Valentine signs she put there to help boost spirits.

Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, author of a tell-all book on Melania Trump, is off the hook for a suit filed in the Trump administration’s closing days.

America really is divided; otherwise why would Texas U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz be arguing with Cary Elwes about “The Princess Bride” on Twitter?