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UK king opens London fashion week despite brother's arrest

UK king opens London fashion week despite brother's arrest

London Fashion Week launched on Thursday with a rare visit from King Charles III only hours after his brother Andrew's sensational arrest, overshadowing an event traditionally focused on highlighting new talent. The king surprised crowds when his car pulled up outside a show by British-Nigerian designer Tolu

Insurance Premium Pressure: 57% Have Made Financial Sacrifices to Afford Home Insurance | Insurify

High home insurance rates are straining Americans’ budgets as they enter 2026. A new survey from Insurify found that 59% of policyholders said their costs increased last year, and 57% have made financial sacrifices to help pay for coverage. They’ve cut back on nonessentials (30%), delayed home repairs (22%

Amid few challengers, Downing talks housing, beef and ICE ahead of reelection bid

When Rep. Troy Downing first announced his 2024 run for Congress, he campaigned on securing the U.S.-Mexican border and strengthening an economy strained by surging prices. After being elected with 66% of the vote in 2024, he said there’s been “a lot of wins” since then, citing

Judge weighs claim Forest Service needn't review bison hunts at Yellowstone park border

The Forest Service has no obligation to conduct an environmental analysis regarding bison hunting on its lands outside Yellowstone National Park, a federal attorney argued in U.S. District Court in Great Falls on Tuesday. “The Forest Service does not manage bison, it never has,” Michelle Ramus, a Department of

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Box Elder man sentenced to four years in prison for impaling someone's eye with a cane

Box Elder man sentenced to four years in prison for impaling someone's eye with a cane

GREAT FALLS, Mont. - A 57-year-old man from Box Elder was sentenced to more than four years in prison for impaling a person's eye with a cane on the Rocky Boy Indian Reservation in July 2024. According to a press release from the U.S. Attorney'

‘The Price Is Right’ Contestant Loses Over $12,000 Worth of Prizes After Listening to Her Family

Family may not always be right! A The Price Is Right contestant lost out on taking home four prizes worth $12,515 after she listened to her family in the audience. Sinaiah Pointer, from Rancho Cucamonga, California, won the third item up for bid on February 18. She bid $820