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Kate Middleton, Pippa Compared To Jackie Kennedy, Lee Bouvier For This Shocking Reason

Kate Middleton and sister Pippa were once compared to Jackie Kennedy and Lee Bouvier for a shocking reason.

Virus-hit Hertz Declares Bankruptcy In US And Canada

Cars sit idle at the Hertz Rent-A-Car rental lot at San Francisco International Airport in California on April 30, 2020. Hertz says it has filed for bankruptcy in the US and Canada

Hertz said it took "immediate action" to prioritize the health and safety of employees and customers and eliminate "all non-essential spending."

CDC Releases Reopening Guidelines For Religious Worship As Trump Says Churches ‘Essential’

Churches, mosques, synagogues, and other places of religious worship set to open by Memorial Day Weekend may follow the new coronavirus guidelines for communities of faith released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Friday.

WH Coronavirus Coordinator's Chilling Memorial Day Message: 'Lot Of Healthy People That Look Healthy With COVID'

Dr. Deborah Birx caution tempers the more aggressive approach of President Donald Trump, who said that the U.S. is "transitioning back to greatness" and showing signs of normalization as economies reopen.

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Feet on the ground: Renaud Lavillenie plans to compete in the Oslo Diamond League meeting, where he won in 2016, but without leaving France

Seeking The Spotlight, Athletics Takes A Leap In The Dark

Seeking the spotlight, athletics takes a leap in the dark

Queen Elizabeth Snub: 6 Royals Who Rejected Titles, From Princess Anne To Prince Harry

Queen Elizabeth II offered royal titles to Princess Anne, Prince Harry and Prince Edward after their marriages, but they rejected it.

Competitive spirit: Aussie Ajla Tomljanovic of Australia in action against American Alison Riske in the UTR Pro Match Series event

WTA Pros Take The Court In Florida Mini-tournament

WTA pros take the court in Florida mini-tournament

Games like Nintendo's Animal Crossing gained ground during the virus lockdowns, helping to fuel record sales in the sector in the United States, according a market trackers

US Video Game Industry Sees Record April Sales: Survey

A total of $1.5 billion was spent on video game hardware, software, accessories and game cards in April, eclipsing a previous April high of $1.2 billion spent in the US in 2008, according to NPD analyst Mat Piscatella.

The US accuses Russia of blocking flights over certain sites and forbidding surveys of military exercises, normally allowed under Open Skies

Europeans, NATO Urge Russia To Work To Save Treaty Dropped By Trump

Europeans, NATO urge Russia to work to save treaty dropped by Trump

The PIa plane was close to landing when it came down among houses, sparking an explosion and killing several people on the ground

80 Bodies Recovered, More Feared Dead In Pakistan Plane Crash

80 bodies recovered, more feared dead in Pakistan plane crash

Marine Corps General Kenneth McKenzie, commander of US Central Command

Two Regional IS Leaders Killed In Syria: CentCom

Two regional IS leaders killed in Syria: CentCom

China's security proposal for Hong Kong at the National People's Congress has sparked fears further tensions with the United States

Hong Kong Shares Tumble As Beijing Moves To Tighten Its Grip

Hong Kong shares tumble as Beijing moves to tighten its grip

In this file photo taken on May 18, 2019, former US Vice President Joe Biden speaks during the kick off of his presidential election campaign in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Latest Biden Gaffe: Presumptive Democratic Nominee Apologizes For Saying Blacks Who Don't Support Him 'Ain't Black'

Biden made the remark during an interview on the syndicated radio show, the "Breakfast Club."

SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket is raised into a vertical position on the launch pad ahead of the crewed mission to the International Space Station

NASA Gives Go-ahead For First Crewed SpaceX Flight On May 27

NASA gives go-ahead for first crewed SpaceX flight on May 27

The Suffolk County medical examiner said the man's father -- who was participating in a Zoom call at the time of the attack -- sustained multiple stab wounds to his chest and back -- with one slash across his neck nearly decapitating him

Amityville Horror: New Yorker Fatally Stabs Dad During Zoom Chat

Amityville Horror: New Yorker fatally stabs dad during Zoom chat

Brazil, the worst-hit country in South America, registered more than 100,000 infections from the coronavirus by Sunday, with more than 7,000 deaths

Coronavirus Update: World Health Organization Names South America 'New Epicenter' For Pandemic

Brazil was highlighted as the biggest hotspot for the coronavirus with a health system on the brink of collapse and criticism aimed at President Jair Bolsonaro

Forces loyal to Libya's UN-recognized Government of National Accord parade a Pantsir air defense system truck in the capital Tripoli on May 20, 2020 after its capture at a nearby airbase from strongman Khalifa Haftar

US Presses Advancing Libya Government To End Fighting

US presses advancing Libya government to end fighting

Ford's Bronco 4x4 Spotted Testing: Here’s What Was Revealed In The Latest Spy Photos

Ford's Bronco 4x4 was spotted testing with reduced camouflage, giving way to some new details about the SUV.

The Friendship Baptist Church in Baltimore, Maryland goes ahead with Easter services despite an order from Maryland Governor Larry Hogan to remain closed amid the coronavirus pandemic

Coronavirus Religion: Trump Threatens To 'Override' Governors Who Keep Churches Closed

The CDC issued guidelines on how to safely open churches, mosques and synagogues that left out earlier recommendations that congregants wear masks and forgo choirs.