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Put the kettle on and adjust your fascinators, Anglophiles, because the royal wedding is nearly upon us. The 24-hour countdown to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s big day has begun, and it promises to be a nuptial of monarchic proportions. You’ve got your viewing itinerary — now read on for all the details on how…

So…what exactly will it be about? Well, the the log line reads: « First Ladies is a political comedy about America’s first female President and her wife, The First Lady. When Beverly and Kasey Nicholson move into the White House, they’ll prove that behind every great woman… is another great woman. » Chris Henchy, co-creator of the…

On Monday, NATO ally Turkey withdrew its ambassador from Washington. The severe step is meant to punish the U.S. for opening an embassy in Jerusalem on Monday. Also Monday, Turkey expelled Israel’s ambassador to Turkey. It had already withdrawn its ambassador from Tel Aviv. In a speech at Chatham House on Monday, Turkish President Reçep…

Canada’s economy continues to show signs of strength, but not enough to fuel inflation and prompt aggressive rate hikes — a scenario that validates the Bank of Canada’s cautious stance on monetary policy. Inflation figures Friday by Statistics Canada showed few signs of any sharp pick-up in price pressures even as the economy operates near…

I had the privilege of working with John Carmack as a technology evangelist at Apple when he ported Quake III Arena to Rhapsody, Apple’s internal name for the OpenStep/Mach kernel based MacOS X. I enjoyed John’s reminiscence about working with Steve and Apple and thought I would share a few of my own memories from…

Cris Carter and Nick Wright team up on First Things First, a discussion and opinion-based studio program that covers all the headlines weekdays on FS1.

Investors who want to take an activist stance by engaging with company management have to abide by FTC rules that require approval for anyone taking a stake greater than $84 million. At $593 million, Appaloosa is already well past that threshold, but the approval gives it flexibility if it decides it wants to become more…