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Prince Charles Is Saving Britain’s Heritage for the Next Generation
He has used his royal status to advocate the preservation of classical architecture.
Farewell to a Hollywood Master
From the Sundance Kid to the Princess Bride, William Goldman proved one of the greatest of all screenwriters.
A Chorus Line Never Gets Old
A production at City Center could transfer to Broadway tomorrow, exactly as it is, and it would play for years.
Scott Campaign Asks Secretary of State to Accept Broward Recount Despite Missed Deadline
Broward County officials turned in the results of their machine recount just minutes after the deadline, leading to a dispute over 779 votes gained by Scott.
Judge Orders White House to Return Acosta’s Press Pass
A federal judge ruled in favor of CNN in its lawsuit against the White House Friday, ordering that reporter Jim Acosta's press pass be returned.
Federal Judge Rejects Nelson’s Challenge to Vote-Count Rules
In a Friday ruling, a federal judge dealt trailing Democratic incumbent Bill Nelson another blow as he attempts to pull out the close Florida Senate race.
Abrams Campaign Considers Drastic Legal Measure to Force Another Vote
Abrams is expected to file suit under a law allowing for a second round of voting in response to “misconduct, fraud or irregularities.”
Washington Gun Rights Group Sues to Block Semi-Automatic Rifle Purchase Restrictions
Initiative 1639 requires that individuals pass an enhanced background check and take a firearms safety course before purchasing a semi-automatic rifle.
Broward County Missed Recount Deadline by Two Minutes
The Florida Senate contest will now proceed to a manual recount.