Buckingham Palace barred minorities from office jobs in ’60s, documents in National Archives show
Buckingham Palace barred ethnic minorities from office jobs during the 1960s, the Guardian newspaper reported, citing documents in the United Kingdom’s National Archives.
Minneapolis’ George Floyd Square: Crews dismantle barriers as city moves to reopen intersection
Minneapolis city workers could be seen at the intersection at George Floyd Square early Thursday morning – the site of a memorial where former police officer Derek Chauvin…
Top-ranked Ash Barty retires from French Open with injury
Top-ranked Ash Barty was forced to retire from her second-round match at the French Open on Thursday because of an injury.
10,000 volunteers drop out; Tokyo Olympics open in 50 days
The countdown clock for the Tokyo Olympics hit 50-days-to-go on Thursday, and the day also brought another problem for the delayed games.
Mafia hit man apologizes; Italians indignant at his release
The release from prison of one of Italy’s most notorious mobsters-turned-informants generated more indignation Thursday, even after he was shown in an old jailhouse interview apologizing to his…
With Young built for playoffs, Hawks soar into second round
Trae Young was preparing for his first postseason when a message popped into his phone.
Jazz take care of Grizzlies, turn attention to Round 2
This time, a 3-1 lead didn’t get away from the Utah Jazz.
‘Your World’ on inflation worries, border battle
‘Your World’ welcomed guests Mark Eiglarsh, Jerry Boykin, Mike Dunleavy, Scott Shellady and Pat Fallon
Kelly Clarkson reveals performance of Garth Brooks’ ‘The Dance’ for Kennedy Center tribute made her ‘nervous’
Kelly Clarkson said she was the ‘sweatiest human on Earth’ ahead of a performance of Garth Brooks’ “The Dance” at the Kennedy Center Honors event.
‘The Five’ on Dr. Fauci, cyberattack concerns
‘The Five’ discussed the border battle, Fauci’s emails, Russia and the latest cyberattack