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Lifestyle Harper's Bazaar
Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra’s Evening Engagement Party Photos Will Give You Serious FOMO
From dancing to Cardi B, to posing for sweet family pics.
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Style Harper’s Bazaar
Donald Trump reportedly replaced the furniture Melania chose for the White House
An example of the US President's "tendency not to relent on even the smallest requests from his wife"
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Lifestyle Harper's Bazaar
Who's Not Going To Princess Eugenie's Royal Wedding
Some key members of the royal family might skip 2018's second royal wedding.
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Lifestyle Elle
Meghan Markle Is Reportedly Beginning Her Solo Trip to the U.S. and Canada
She just landed in Toronto.
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Finance House Beautiful
Former 18th century coaching inn with magical gardens for sale
The River Dore flows through the beautiful grounds.
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News ReutersBaghdad gun shops thrive after Iraqi rethink on arms control
In the middle of Baghdad's busy commercial neighbourhood of Karrada, where most retail outlets sell home appliances, shoppers can now also buy handguns and semi-automatic rifles legally for the first time in decades. The authorities have since been battling to curb illegal weapon sales and the government has stepped up efforts to control gun ownership through regulation. The latest initiative came into force this summer and allows citizens to own and carry handguns, semi-automatic rifles and other assault weapons after obtaining official authorisation and an identity card that also details the individual's weapons.
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News Business Insider UK
The Brooklyn Bridge is stuck in a traffic nightmare because of infamous drug kingpin El Chapo
El Chapo - the infamous Mexican drug lord who broke out of prison - is to blame for traffic snarl-ups in New York City. According to the New York Times, the massive security required to get him to and from court requires shutting down the Brooklyn Bridge. New York City's famous Brooklyn Bridge has occasionally been closed down entirely in recent years, infuriating commuters.
