LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — Joshua Silverstein, a professor at Bowen School of Law joined in on the evolving discussion of the potential TikTok ban, and how consumers and business will be impacted.

In the past, Prince William has opened up about how traumatic it was flying a critically ill children to hospital, having become a father himself. In 2018, he convened senior leaders from the ...

ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports that Giants defensive coordinator Shane Bowen has been named head coach of the West Team. The two head coaches for the Shrine Bowl will be Falcons special teams ...

Prince William has been forced to postpone a royal engagement at the regiments in Wattisham, Suffolk, which he would have been visiting for the first time on Thursday. For the latest top stories ...

Like Queen Elizabeth, she loves horses and a great tiara moment. Alamy Prince William is attending his first royal engagement since Kate Middleton's announced that she's in "remission" from cancer.

Prince William, 42, stopped for a pint of Bulmers cider at the pub in New Street Station as he prepared to take the train back down to London. The future King arranged a meet-up with Villa fans ...

Nairobi - President William Ruto has joined the legal fraternity in mourning the untimely death of Senior Counsel Judy Thongori. Lawyer Judy Thongori (left) and President William Ruto (right). Photo: ...

“Don’t want that to happen again”: The King has had a huge hand in one key decision regarding his son, it’s been revealed. It was one of the biggest questions swirling around Prince ...

Then, she announced that she and her husband, Prince William, have new royal titles. And now, the Prince of Wales, 42, is adding another role to his resume. Today, Prince William stepped out for the ...

Prince William joined eight supporters around a group of tables at the Birmingham pub, before the fans, all season ticket holders, made the trip to the club's away match at Everton on Wednesday.

Giannoulias said he made the decision based on the IDOT statistics and maintains that even should the change become law, Illinois would still have some of the nation’s toughest laws.