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2021-03-20T04:47:34Z

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id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> Prince Harry and Meghan sit down for a chat with Oprah. CBS video screenshot by Leslie Katz/CNET Sunday night's [/news/late-night-hosts-react-to-meghan-markle-and-prince-harrys-oprah-interview/ Oprah Winfrey interview] of American-born Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, and her husband, Prince Harry, was [/news/meghan-markle-and-prince-harry-explosive-oprah-interview-the-biggest-revelations/ nothing less than explosive]. In it, Meghan said she endured "constant" suicidal thoughts and that [/news/queen-finally-breaks-silence-on-meghan-and-harrys-oprah-interview/ no one in the palace would help her]. She and Harry said a royal family member expressed concern about how dark baby Archie's skin color might be. Harry said his father, Prince Charles, [https://quantumrift.net/wiki/index.php?title=Knowing_The_Industrial_Real_Estate_Foreclosure_Procedure https://quantumrift.net/wiki/index.php?title=Knowing_The_Industrial_Real_Estate_Foreclosure_Procedure] wouldn't take his phone calls for a while, and cut him off from royal money. The two said the palace cut them off from royal protection despite death threats, some based on Meghan being biracial. It was a grim two-hour recitation that sent "American Twitter" raring to fight "British Twitter" after it was over. More on Oprah's royal interview [/news/meghan-markle-and-prince-harry-explosive-oprah-interview-the-biggest-revelations/ The biggest revelations from Meghan and Harry's interview] [/news/twitter-reacts-to-meghan-markle-and-prince-harrys-oprah-interview/ Twitter reacts to Meghan and Prince Harry's Oprah interview] Author Nicole Chung tweeted, "We're going to England, we ride at dawn." we're going to England, we ride at dawn — Nicole Chung (@nicolesjchung) [ March 8, 2021] window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "Service loaded: script_twitterwidget with class optanon-category-5"); And writer George M. Johnson tweeted, "Oprah just woke up one day and was like, 'You know what, I'm bored. Lemme take down the British monarchy.'" Oprah just woke up one day and was like "you know what, I'm bored. Lemme take down the British monarchy" — George M Johnson (@IamGMJohnson) [ March 8, 2021] window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "Service loaded: script_twitterwidget with class optanon-category-5"); How can I watch Oprah's interview with Prince Harry and Meghan? If you missed the Oprah, Meghan and Harry special, it's not too late. It's [ available to watch for free on CBS.com] as well as on the CBS app, which is available for free on [ iOS] and [ Android]. Don't look for it on CBS' premium streaming service, Paramount Plus, however. A source said the streaming rights for the special belong not to CBS, but to Winfrey's own production company, Harpo, and thus it can't be added to Paramount Plus. And if you do want to watch, make the time soon. CBS will remove the interview in 30 days. The interview begins with Winfrey and Meghan chatting, as the veteran talk-show host skillfully gets the duchess to discuss what it's been like in the bubble of royal life. Later on, Harry joins, and Winfrey shows no hesitation in being as blunt with the prince as she was with his wife. Winfrey isn't a self-made billionaire for nothing -- she knows how to sympathetically ask a question and circle back at it if the subject doesn't quite deliver an answer. Don't have two hours? Yes, the full interview is two hours long. CBS released a number of teaser clips before the broadcast in case you just want to see snippets. <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); Oprah's Monday follow-up Even if you've watched the entire two-hour special, Monday brought fresh fodder. Winfrey went on CBS This Morning, where her BFF Gayle King works, and shared some of her thoughts, as well as snippets that didn't air. Winfrey said she told her production team the most important question to be answered about Meghan and Harry and their departure from England was "Why did they leave?" She emphasized that the couple did not blindside the 94-year-old queen with news of their plan, saying Queen Elizabeth II was kept informed. She said that she believed the couple chose to speak to her because of the pain of being lied about by the palace, and that they wanted to set the record straight about how they were treated. Winfrey also revisits the revelation that someone in the royal family talked to Harry about his son's skin color, and said again that it was neither the queen nor her husband, Philip, who had this discussion with the prince. <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); In another part of the CBS This Morning interview, an unaired clip from the interview shows Meghan discussing her controversial father, Thomas Markle, and her half-sister Samantha. Tabloid employees dug up Thomas Markle's address and moved in near him, watching him and giving him gifts, Meghan said. She also admitted that her father lied to her about whether he'd been talking to the publications, though she danced around calling it a "betrayal." Samantha Markle, her half-sister, released a book recently called The Diary of Princess Pushy's Sister Part 1. Markle said she didn't really have a relationship with Samantha, grew up as an only child, and hasn't seen her in nearly 20 years. Oprah also said she could tell it was painful for Harry to discuss his fraught relationship with his father, Prince Charles, noting that no one in the royal family -- Charles included -- stood up for Meghan and Harry and against the racist undertones of how they were covered in the press. <iframe id="iframe_youtube" class="optanon-category-3" website window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "IFrame loaded: iframe_youtube with class optanon-category-3"); How did we get here? Normal protocol for someone as high up in the royal family as Harry would be to live in the UK forever, as a working member of the royal family -- attending hospital openings, museum exhibits, board meetings, playing bingo with pensioners and generally just supporting Queen Elizabeth II in a quiet yet respectful way. Realistically, with his father Charles, brother William, and William and Kate's three kids all in line to the throne before him, Harry was never going to rule. And as he made clear Sunday night, he felt unsupported, and even endangered, by family decisions that he felt were not helping his own family. CNET Culture Entertain your brain with the coolest news from streaming to superheroes, memes to video games. You may have heard that Meghan and Harry (their royal titles are just too tangled to keep using here) moved first to Canada, then to California in 2020. In February 2021, after a year trial, [ Buckingham Palace announced] the couple would not return as working members of the royal family, through they would remain "much loved." And Meghan and Harry have been busy. In 2020, they signed a deal to develop programming for Netflix, and they've also signed a deal with Spotify to produce and host their own podcasts. They're residing in America now, and Americans gonna America. So the Oprah interview, while not something a regular royal would do, fits right in with what a Hollywood celebrity would take on. Why Oprah? Why not Oprah? Although Winfrey stopped making her iconic talk show in 2011, she's still one of the most powerful, best-known women in American media, and maybe the world. Harry's used to powerful women, of course -- just look at his mom and grandma. And Oprah has been a part of the royal couple's life for a while now. She attended their 2018 royal wedding, and lives not far from their Montecito, California, home. In fact, it was Oprah who [ gave baby Archie the cute book, Duck! Rabbit!,] that he was seen reading with Meghan [ in a video] released to mark his first birthday in May 2020. [ View this post on Instagram][ A post shared by Save The Children UK (@savechildrenuk)] window.CnetFunctions.logWithLabel('%c One Trust ', "Service loaded: script_instagram with class optanon-category-5");

Cops Pull Over A Black Ute Speeding At 116km hr On A Busy Motorway

2021-03-20T04:33:10Z

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A seven-year-old girl has been found crouched behind the passenger seat of a tiny two-seater ute after police pulled the driver over for speeding. The black ute was clocked by a highway officer moving at 116km/h on the Ipswich Motorway, south-west of [/news/brisbane/index.html Brisbane], at about 6pm on February 28. When the policeman asked the female passenger to step out of the car so he could inspect the gear box, he made the shocking discovery. Highway patrol asked the passenger (pictured) to get out of the car after the driver was caught speeding 'What's behind the seat here?' he could be heard asking on bodycam footage. Gesturing at the bright pink fabric of the child's dress, he asked again: 'Who's that behind the seat?' The officer pulled the passenger's seat forward to reveal the little girl who had been wedged between the chair and the back window of the vehicle. RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/news/article-9329425/Private-schoolboy-sues-teacher-claiming-abused-THIRTEEN-starting-two-year-relationship.html Former private school boy who claims he had a two-year...] [/news/article-9323263/HelloFresh-courier-steals-meal-kit-Wavell-Heights-Brisbane-home-moments-dropping-off.html Bizarre moment a HelloFresh delivery man steals a meal kit...] Share this article Share 'You know she can't be in there don't you?' the officer asks the woman. He told the drive and passenger they would have to organise for another car to collect the child. A police spokesman told Daily Mail Australia the driver was charged with speeding, [https://www.mysticmud.com/index.php/Sample_Article https://www.mysticmud.com/index.php/Sample_Article] exceed registered mass capacity and drive while passenger unrestrained. 'It's this type of behaviour that would have catastrophic consequences if the driver crashed,' Acting Chief Superintendent Rohweder said. The 7-year-old girl was found by police wedged between the seat and the back window (pictured) Pictured: The young girl who was found by police behind the passenger's seat of a black ute 'What makes this exceptionally selfish is the driver took the decision of the girl's safety out of her hands.' Queensland Police said 50 people have lost their lives on the state's roads after just 64 days of 2021. Thirty-two people lives lost in the same period last year due to dangerous driving. Pictured: The black ute pulled over by police on a Queensland highway. A child was hiding behind the seats adverts.addToArray("pos":"inread_player")Advertisement

Push To Oust Judge Over Absentee Vote Ruling Sparks Outcry

2021-03-20T04:19:23Z

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - The Republican-dominated Tennessee House is sparking fears of an unprecedented breach of judicial independence by moving forward with a proposal to remove a judge for expanding absentee voting in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. A resolution with nearly unanimous House GOP support is calling for proceedings that could remove Davidson County Chancellor Ellen Hobbs Lyle, whose ruling was ultimately overturned by the state Supreme Court but only after the state promised to allow people at higher risk of COVID-19 complications to vote by mail. House Speaker Cameron Sexton said the resolution seeks to "truly see if she was legislating from the bench, which we don´t think should be allowed." Many states expanded access to absentee balloting or other voting methods due to concerns about the coronavirus spreading at crowded Election Day polling places, despite arguments by former President Donald Trump and his Republican allies that any expansions should have legislative approval. The proposal has uncertain prospects in the Senate, where GOP Speaker Randy McNally said it's "definitely not a slam dunk." Instead of removing Lyle, McNally said he would rather reconfigure where constitutional challenges against the state are heard, moving more of them to Republican-leaning areas instead of Nashville. But removal may not be a dead proposition. Trump, still highly influential among the GOP, continues to repeat unfounded claims of absentee voting election fraud. The resolution would create a House-Senate panel that would recommend whether or not to remove the judge. A two-thirds vote in each chamber would then be needed for removal. Sixty-five of 73 House Republicans have signed on. To date, the Senate version has no cosponsors. The Tennessee Bar Association has come out in strong opposition to the resolution, saying that it could set "a precedent that any time a judge rules against the state, or on a statute, or renders a politically unpopular decision, that decision could potentially trigger legislative removal proceedings against that judge." Sylvia Albert, director of the voting and elections program at the advocacy group Common Cause, said the proposal threatens the autonomy of the judicial branch. "It is a warning to judges that if you don´t vote the way we want, we will expel you," she said. "It is basically an attempt to eliminate the balance of powers among the three branches of government." Over the last five decades, Tennessee lawmakers have twice removed judges through the constitutional authority. Both times, the judges faced federal criminal convictions, most recently in 1993. Lawmakers in 1978 couldn't get enough votes to remove then-Court of Criminal Appeals Judge Charles Galbreath on numerous grounds, including sending a letter on official stationery to Hustler magazine depicting his preferred sexual acts and publicly describing Judicial Standards Commission members as "sons of (expletive)." Lawmakers censured him, and he resigned. Lyle, appointed in 1995 by Republican Gov. Don Sundquist, was reelected numerous times and is well-known for business litigation expertise. She's up for reelection in August 2022. As the pandemic took hold, Tennessee elections officials said fear of COVID-19 was not a reason to vote by mail. Lyle contradicted them by ruling that Tennessee must offer widespread absentee voting amid the pandemic, and it did for the Aug. 6 primary. The state Supreme Court overruled her and restored the requirement of an excuse for absentee voting for November. However, the high court also ruled that people could vote absentee if they believed they or someone in their care faced a higher risk of COVID-19. Citing the state's commitments to justices, Lyle extended that ruling to include any voter whose household included someone with an underlying health condition. After Lyle's ruling in June, Attorney General Herbert Slatery issued a rare rebuke, saying the expansion was "another court decision replacing legislation passed by the people´s elected officials with its own judgment." Days later, Lyle said "shame on you" in virtual court to Tennessee officials who held off on sending coronavirus-related absentee applications for hours after the initial ruling and rewrote the applications without her instruction. She warned of the "specter of criminal contempt" if the state didn't follow future orders. The attorney general's office said the removal push is a matter for lawmakers. A spokesperson for Hargett's Department of State didn't explicitly call for [https://www.forum.techblognow.com/profile.php?id=93740 www.forum.techblognow.com] Lyle's removal, but reiterated complaints about the judge. "We encourage the public to read Chancellor Lyle´s orders and watch the hearings to make up their own mind as to whether Chancellor Lyle violated her constitutional authority," said State Department spokesperson Julia Bruck. "We found her court orders to be confusing, conflicting, and a usurpation of authority." Republican Rep. Tim Rudd, the resolution´s sponsor, similarly said Lyle "clearly over stepped her authority by any level of judgment." Democratic lawmakers deemed it an unconstitutional Republican effort that prioritizes restrictions on voting. "Why are they so afraid or intimidated by people exercising their constitutional right to vote?" said House Democratic Caucus Chairman Vincent Dixie of Nashville. ___ Anthony Izaguirre in Lindenhurst, New York and Bruce Schreiner in Frankfort, Kentucky contributed to this report. adverts.addToArray("pos":"inread_player")Advertisement

Woman Is Charged With Dangerous Driving As Her Husband Fights For Life

2021-03-20T04:05:33Z

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2021-03-20T04:05:25Z

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