Prince Harry may have gone public with his drug taking in his best-selling memoir, but his U.S. visa application will remain private, a judge has decided.

That’s how long it’s been since 26-year-old Daniel Watt, a Duke University employee, was killed in a Durham car crash. Watt ...

Duke of Sussex's visa records will remain a secret despite his past drug use, after a Conservative think tank lost a lawsuit.

The source said that Meghan 'doesn't take advice' and has reduced 'grown men to tears', according to the Hollywood Reporter .

Prince Harry is determined to carry on Diana’s legacy, after speaking at two events in New York that were close to his late mother’s heart - and we want to hear your thoughts ...

St. Bonaventure alumni believe the university stands to create and make major gains from having the global brand of Adrian ...

The Heritage Foundation, who claimed Harry possibly lied in the drugs section of his application, had been suing the ...

But about a year ago, Stewart discovered that LIVE FOR LIFE, Duke’s employee wellness program, offers chair massage twice per ...

A new cholesterol-lowering pill, Nexletol, has been found to significantly reduce the risk of heart attacks and other ...

US judge Carl Nichols ruled: “Like any foreign national, the Duke has a legitimate privacy interest in his immigration status ...

The conservative think tank argued the public had an interest in how the Department of Homeland Security handled Harry’s ...