NewsAgence-France PresseHarry and Meghan begin life as (almost) ordinary people
Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan began a new life Sunday as somewhat ordinary people with financial worries and security concerns after being stripped of their royal titles and public funding by the Queen.
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Aaron Carter Has Meltdown After Artist Accuses Him Of Ripping Off Work To Promote Clothing
Aaron Carter tore into a 25-year-old Berlin artist who accused the musician ofhelping himself one of his works to promote his clothing line.
NewsAgence-France PresseWorld powers agree new push for Libya peace
World leaders committed Sunday to ending all foreign meddling in Libya's war and to uphold a weapons embargo at a Berlin summit, as part of a broader plan to end the spiralling conflict.
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'Get Your Mops & Buckets Ready!' — Trump's Infuriating Answer To Rising Seas
Donald Trump has offered a definitively low-tech - and maddening - 'solution'to rising sea levels amid global warming: "Get your mops and buckets ready.
NewsAgence-France PresseDare to dream, Klopp tells Liverpool after leaving Man Utd in shade
Liverpool fans should be dreaming of a first Premier League title for 30 years, admitted Jurgen Klopp even if the German is taking nothing for granted after opening up a 16-point lead at the top of the table.
NewsAgence-France PresseItaly's anti-far right 'Sardines' rally ahead of regional polls
Thousands of people rallied Sunday in the northern city of Bologna, a leftist bastion targeted by the far right in elections this month whose fall could bring down the government in Rome.
NewsAustralian Associated PressWorld leaders to back Libya arms embargo
International participants of a Libya peace summit have agreed to uphold a UN arms embargo and end military support for the country's warring factions.
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'The Great British Break Off': How North American And UK Newspapers Reported Meghan And Harry's Exit
Newspapers and columnists on both sides of the Atlantic have been withering intheir commentary about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle after it was announcedon Saturday the couple will walk away from the monarchy.
NewsAustralian Associated PressWall St hits new highs after strong week
US stocks have delivered their strongest weekly gains since August after the release of better-than-expected economic data from China.
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Barrie, Ont. City Counsellor Natalie Harris Makes Addiction Get-Well Cards
It's so easy to think of drug addicts as problems and not people, NatalieHarris says.
NewsAgence-France PresseArgentines remember prosecutor killed while probing attack on Jews
Argentines paid tribute Saturday to a prosecutor on the fifth anniversary of his unsolved death while probing the bombing of a Jewish community center -- an attack in which he alleged a presidential cover-up to shield Iran in exchange for trade.
NewsAgence-France PresseInter's title bid stalls in Lecce as Rebic lifts AC Milan
Inter Milan's Serie A title push hit another stumbling block on Sunday after a 1-1 draw at lowly Lecce as Ante Rebic fired city rivals AC Milan to a last gasp 3-2 win over Udinese.
NewsAgence-France PresseHundreds injured in weekend of Lebanon clashes
Lebanese anti-riot police fired rubber bullets and water cannons at stone-throwing demonstrators in the Lebanese capital Sunday, as hundreds were injured in a weekend of rare violence.
NewsAgence-France PresseVenezuela's Guaido in Colombia to meet with Pompeo: lawmaker
Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido surfaced in Colombia on Sunday to meet with US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, as his power struggle with President Nicolas Maduro entered a challenging new phase.
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Three things we learned from the Premier League
Liverpool's march towards the Premier League title gathered pace with a 2-0 win over rivals Manchester United.
NewsAgence-France PresseIndia to persist with Rahul as wicketkeeper, says Kohli
India skipper Virat Kohli said on Sunday that he will persist with KL Rahul as wicketkeeper to lend balance to his side's batting as they head for a tour of New Zealand.
NewsAgence-France PresseSaracens coach admits 'end of an era' after relegation punishment
European champions Saracens were facing the "end of an era" on Sunday after accepting their stunning relegation from the English Premiership.
NewsAgence-France PresseLewandowski strikes again as Bayern go second in Bundesliga
Robert Lewandowski hit his 20th league goal this season as Bayern Munich climbed to second in the Bundesliga Sunday with a 4-0 romp at Hertha Berlin to trim RB Leipzig's lead to four points.
NewsAgence-France PresseEngland's Mavididi sparks Dijon cup goal glut
English forward Stephy Mavididi struck twice as Dijon fired four goals in the last 15 minutes of their all-Ligue 1 French Cup clash with Nimes to cruise to a 5-0 win and a place in the last 16 on Sunday.
NewsAgence-France Presse'Bad Boys' do well, leading N.American box office
It took Sony 17 years, but the latest "Bad Boys" sequel appears to be paying off, taking in an estimated $59.2 million for the start of a US holiday weekend, industry watcher Exhibitor Relations reported Sunday.
NewsAgence-France PresseRow over white models in 'cornrow wigs' at Paris fashion week
Japanese fashion brand Comme des Garcons was at the centre of a cultural appropriation row Sunday after it sent out white models in what appeared to be cornrow wigs at its Paris men's fashion week show.
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Inter stall in Lecce as Rebic lifts AC Milan
Inter Milan's Serie A title push hit another stumbling block on Sunday after a 1-1 draw at lowly Lecce as Ante Rebic fired city rivals AC Milan to a last gasp 3-2 win over Udinese.
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Republican Senator On Trump Soliciting Foreign Interference: Humans 'Make Mistakes'
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NewsAgence-France PresseBritain's Johnson warns Putin over Skripal poisoning
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Sunday used his first official meeting with Vladimir Putin to warn the Russian leader not to repeat the 2018 chemical attack that almost killed former spy Sergei Skripal.
NewsAgence-France Presse'Blame me,' says coach Boucher as South Africa face humiliating England defeat
South Africa coach Mark Boucher said on Sunday he needed to take responsibility for what is heading to be a humiliating defeat in the third Test against England at St George's Park.
