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Rep. Doug Collins Thursday said Republicans in Georgia need to vote in the January runoffs even if they're disappointed in the presidential election results or concerned about fraud.  "People cannot give up on the system," Collins told "The Story" host Martha MacCallum. "Right now, we have to turn our voters back out." Fast Facts Republican Sens.

The Duchess of Cambridge recently spoke to Alice Haynes at the Anna Freud Centre via Mirror UK and opened up about raising the next generation of the Royal Family. The highlight of the interview remains when she asked the experts for advice on handling her children's tantrums.

They’re two of the most talked about women on the planet, not only for their charitable work and being part of the most well known family in the world (sorry Kardashians), but also for their impeccable style. Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle never fail to provide the public with envious outfit choices and style inspiration whenever they make a public appearance.

Duchess Kate releasing the findings from her "5 Big Questions" survey, which focuses on the early years sector and the under 5s, in particular. A press release called the research "a milestone moment for her work on the importance of early childhood in shaping the rest of our lives and broader societal outcomes." The survey impressively collected more than half a million responses.To deliver her keynote speech, Kate Middleton wore a pink suit from Marks and Spencer.

The Duchess of Cambridge delivered the keynote speech at The Royal Foundation's Forum on the Early Years, joining the event via video conference.The forum coincides with Duchess Kate releasing the findings from her "5 Big Questions" survey, which focuses on the early years sector and the under 5s, in particular.

After launching what Kensington Palace called a "milestone" moment in her charitable work, Duchess Kate is ready to reveal the results of her "5 Big Questions" survey after almost one million people responded to her call for action.The findings reveal what the palace is calling "unrivaled insight" which will help shape key areas of focus in the Duchess of Cambridge’s focus on early childhood development and how it shapes the rest of our lives.On Tuesday, November 24, Kate received details of the

Prince William and Duchess Kate mourned the death of their family dog, Lupo, nine years after welcoming him into the royal family.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, both 38, shared the news via their Kensington Royal Instagram account on Sunday, November 22.“Very sadly last weekend our dear dog, Lupo, passed away,” the couple captioned a photo of their late pup.

As the United Kingdom remains in its second national lockdown, Kate Middleton and Prince William continue their official royal engagements via Zoom.Making an appearance this weekend, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge spoke to a group of fathers from the organization Future Men, which supports new dads and their partners. For the video appearance, Duchess Kate looked exceedingly chic in a MICHAEL Michael Kors silk blouse featuring a medallion print.

Us. Prince William and Duchess Kate’s three children “can’t wait for Christmas,” a source reveals exclusively to Us Weekly.“It’s their favorite time of the year,” the insider tells Us of Prince George, 7, Princess Charlotte, 5, and Prince Louis, 2.

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services.Duchess Kate and Alexander McQueen? Two peas in a pod. At this point, we can barely think of one without thinking about the other.

Prince William and Duchess Kate have set aside time to speak to their eldest children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, about the COVID-19 crisis that has ravaged the world.“William and Kate have made them aware of the amount of effort the doctors and nurses are making during the pandemic, the importance of their jobs and that they’re risking their lives to help others,” a source exclusively tells Us Weekly.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have also told the young prince and princess about

Kate Middleton definitely stepped up her style game when Meghan Markle came around.“I think Kate kicked up her fashion game in the fall of 2018, certainly after the royal wedding of Harry and Megan,” Holmes tells Us while appearing on Us Weekly’s series “Royally Us” to promote her new book HRH So Many Thoughts on Royal Style.

Duchess Kate has been gradually shifting her mindset to that of a queen consort, the title she will hold when Prince William becomes king one day.“Kate has flourished into a queen in waiting in front of everyone’s eyes,” a royal source says exclusively in the new issue of Us Weekly. “The royal family could not be more pleased.”The role is a bit down the road though.

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HRH: So Many Thoughts on Royal Style” (Celadon Books), out Tuesday.“The royals will never comment on [their looks],” Holmes told The Post. “They won’t give speeches, they won’t say, ‘This is why I am wearing this.’ They leave you to connect the dots.”Holmes — who runs a popular Instagram account devoted to royal fashion, with 139,000 followers — has made a career of doing just that.

As Britain spends its second week in a second nationwide lockdown, Duchess Kate has recorded a special message to those who submitted to her digital exhibition bringing stories of individuals and families affected by the restrictions.To mark the end of the Hold Still exhibition, the Duchess of Cambridge recorded a video message thanking everybody who submitted a portrait to the project, which has had over 5.2 million page views on the National Portrait Gallery website.

Duchess Kate treated fans to a rare glimpse inside her family’s Kensington Palace home.The Duchess of Cambridge, 38, showed off her living room during a video call with families of the British Armed Forces in honor of Remembrance Week on Tuesday, November 10.The mother of three spoke with several families who lost loved ones in war virtually, sending love and appreciation for the fallen soldiers.“It’s been a real honor to speak with you,” Kate said on the call.

As the world continues to pay tribute to the sacrifices of its military communities and army veterans, Duchess Kate and Prince William have taken time out to focus on the work of armed personnel working overseas and the families of those who have lost loved ones to war.On November 9, the Duchess of Cambridge marked Remembrance week by speaking over a video call from her Kensington Palace home to Armed Forces families who have lost loved ones.