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According to insiders, the Queen is not pleased with the duchess's laid-back style of dress.

Donald Trump’s famously opaque business will have to come to terms with a new level of scrutiny next year.Once Democratic opponents take control of the House, they are planning to unleash a flurry of subpoenas against the Trump Organization, to look at how much contact the president maintains with executives and whether he discusses business with his sons, Eric and Donald Jr., who he left in charge. Democrats also have questions about the Trump Organization’s contacts with foreign governments, its potential ties to Russian and Saudi interests and its loans from Deutsche Bank AG.One congresswoman even suggested the company may be a front for a money laundering racket. Trump has promised a “war-like” response if his opponents come after him.Local and state authorities in New York and federal prosecutors in Manhattan are in fact already investigating the president’s business interests, largely in secret.

During the Duke and Duchess of Sussex ’s overseas tour of Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and the Kingdom of Tonga, they had the opportunity to meet many inspirational young people, like Eva McGauley, who are making differences in their communities. Eva, who was 19 years old when she died, didn’t let her disease hold her back. In fact, she used her experience to start a charity called Eva’s Wish, which fundraises for initiatives supporting victims of sexual violence.

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White House officials have reportedly made it clear to CNN's Jim Acosta that

Migrants traveling through Mexico as part of highly publicized - and highly politicized - caravans finally began to arrive in Tijuana by the hundreds last week,

Is Daniel Bryan better as a heel? Will we see Charlotte Flair vs. Ronda Rousey at WrestleMania? The biggest takeaways from WWE's Survivor Series.