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- 1Prince Harry marks skydive promise to 102-year-old veteran●Prince Harry completed a skydive in Toronto to honour a promise made to a 102-year-old Second World War veteran. Back on
Prince Harry completed a skydive in Toronto, fulfilling a promise made to a 102-year-old Second World War veteran. Speaking after landing, the Duke of Sussex said his children Archie and Lilibet are happy, in remarks shortly after his return to the UK following six years living in the United States.
- 2Prince Harry skydives in Canada to honour WWII veteran's promise●Prince Harry skydives in Canada to keep promise to World War II veteran
Prince Harry completed a skydive in Canada, fulfilling a promise he made to a World War II veteran. The gesture has drawn attention for its personal character, with the veteran having reportedly asked the Duke to take the jump on his behalf. Details about the veteran's identity and where exactly the jump took place remain limited in early coverage.
- 3Environment group challenges Amazon, Duke Energy data center permits▼Environment group challenges Amazon, Duke Energy air permits for mega data center
An environmental group is challenging air quality permits tied to a large Amazon data center project in North Carolina, with Duke Energy supplying power to the facility. The challenge targets regulators' approval of emissions permits for the mega site, raising concerns about pollution and energy demand from rapidly expanding data center infrastructure. The dispute puts a spotlight on how states weigh tech industry growth against environmental standards.
- 4Former Duke Star Suffers Injury Ahead of NBA Opener●Former Duke Basketball Star Has Injury Ahead of NBA Opener
A former Duke basketball standout has suffered an injury just ahead of the NBA season opener, according to a Yahoo Sports report. The news leaves his team facing uncertainty about his availability for the start of the new campaign, and fans are awaiting further details on the severity of the injury and an expected recovery timeline.
- 5Former Duke Star Sidelined With NBA Injury▼Former Duke Star Suffers Injury, Will Be Out Of NBA Action For A While
A former Duke basketball standout has suffered an injury and will be out of NBA action for an extended period, according to a report from Yahoo Sports. Details about the player's identity, the nature of the injury, and a timeline for recovery were not provided in the initial report. Fans and analysts are awaiting further updates from the player's team.
- 6Federal Agencies Investigate Duke and North Dakota Over Foreign Funding▼Federal Agencies Investigate Duke University and the University of North Dakota Over Foreign Funding
Federal agencies have opened investigations into Duke University and the University of North Dakota over alleged foreign funding ties. The inquiries focus on whether the universities properly disclosed money received from overseas sources, an issue that has drawn increasing federal scrutiny of American higher education institutions in recent years.
- 7Former Duke Star to Miss Start of 2026-27 NBA Season▼Former Duke Star to be Sidelined to Start 2026-27 NBA Season
A former Duke standout is expected to be sidelined as the 2026-27 NBA season begins, according to a Yahoo Sports report. The news means the player will miss the opening stretch of the upcoming campaign, though details on the injury or reason for the absence have not yet been laid out publicly.
- 8Duke University Press Publishes 'Speaking of America' from Congressional Dialogues●‘Speaking of America,’ Featuring Conversations from the Congressional Dialogues Series, Publishes with Duke University Press
'Speaking of America,' a new book collecting conversations from the Library of Congress's Congressional Dialogues series, has been published by Duke University Press. The volume gathers discussions between members of Congress and prominent figures held at the Library of Congress. The announcement came from the Library of Congress, highlighting the series' role in fostering dialogue on American public life.
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A relative of Prince Harry has confirmed a rumour involving the Duke of Sussex and Meghan Markle, according to News.com.au. The report has sparked fresh discussion about the couple in Britain, where searches for Prince Harry are currently topping the news agenda. The palace has not commented, and details of what the uncle confirmed remain limited in early coverage.
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Reports suggest Prince Harry is heading into several moments of potential conflict with the British royal family, keeping tensions around the Duke of Sussex in the spotlight. Newsweek highlights six upcoming flashpoints between Harry and the royals, and commentary continues to focus on the strains within the family, from public statements to unresolved disputes over his role and position.
- 11Nicholas Polson credited with 258 papers in a single year●Nicholas Polson has authored 258 academic papers in 2026 so far
A widely shared item claims Duke statistician Nicholas Polson has authored 258 academic papers in 2026 so far, an extraordinary rate for one researcher. Readers are treating the figure as a striking example of how publication counts have ballooned, with many linking the surge to AI-assisted writing and mounting pressure in academia to produce papers at industrial scale.
- 12Amazon and Duke win permits for hundreds of generators●Amazon, Duke won permits for hundreds of generators. Opponents aren’t done yet.
Amazon and Duke Energy have secured permits for hundreds of generators, but opposition to the projects continues. Environmental opponents say they are not done fighting the decision, signalling further legal or regulatory challenges ahead over the air-quality and permitting approvals in the region.
- 13Duke Fuqua launches executive certificate in agentic AI●Fuqua expands executive education with new certificate in agentic AI
Duke University's Fuqua School of Business has expanded its executive education offerings with a new certificate program focused on agentic AI, the branch of artificial intelligence centered on autonomous software agents that can plan and act on tasks. The announcement signals Fuqua's push to equip executives and business leaders with practical skills in deploying agentic AI systems, joining a growing roster of business schools building programs around rapidly evolving AI technology.
- 14Charles of Blois, Duke of Brittany, died on this day in 1364●Charles of Blois-Châtillon married Joan of Penthiève, also called Joan the Lame, making him Duke of # Brittany from 1341
Charles of Blois-Châtillon became Duke of Brittany through his marriage to Joan of Penthiève, also known as Joan the Lame, holding the title from 1341. His rule ended with his death on this day in 1364, during the era of the Breton War of Succession. History and travel enthusiasts are marking the anniversary with notes about sites around Mont Saint-Michel and Saint-Malo.
- 15Duke School of Medicine Dean Mary Klotman to step down in 2027▼School of Medicine Dean Mary Klotman to step down in June 2027
Mary Klotman, dean of Duke University's School of Medicine, will step down from the post in June 2027, according to the Duke Chronicle. The announcement sets a timeline for a leadership transition at one of the top US medical schools. Klotman has led the school for years, overseeing its research and education programs, and attention now turns to who will succeed her and how the search will be conducted.
- 16Dennis Haskins' Early TV Roles Recalled in Tribute▼Remembering Dennis Haskins’ Lesser-Known Roles, from ‘CHiPs’ to ‘The Dukes of Hazzard’
A look back at Dennis Haskins' lesser-known television work is drawing attention, remembering his appearances on classic shows like 'CHiPs' and 'The Dukes of Hazzard'. The actor is best known for playing Mr. Belding on 'Saved by the Bell', but the tribute highlights the smaller parts that came before and around his signature role, prompting fans to revisit his career.
- 17Duke's Mary Klotman to Step Down as Dean in June 2027▼Mary Klotman, MD, to Step Down as Dean and EVP for Health Affairs in June 2027
Mary Klotman, MD, will step down as dean of the Duke University School of Medicine and executive vice president for health affairs in June 2027, Duke announced. The move opens a high-profile leadership transition at one of the nation's top academic medical centers, with the university expected to begin planning for her successor.
- 18Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe Opens Season with Duke Ellington Tribute▼Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe opens season with 'Sophisticated Ladies' tribute to Duke Ellington
The Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe in Sarasota, Florida, has opened its new season with a production of 'Sophisticated Ladies', a musical tribute to jazz legend Duke Ellington. The show celebrates Ellington's songbook through jazz, dance and performance. It marks the start of the company's season and highlights its focus on Black artists and stories.
- 19Duke Health Academic Leader Mary Klotman to Step Down in 2027▼Mary Klotman, Duke's Chief Academic Health Leader, will Complete Service in 2027
Mary Klotman, Duke University's chief academic health leader, will complete her service in 2027. The announcement from Duke Health signals the end of a long tenure overseeing the university's academic medicine enterprise, with a transition in leadership expected as the date approaches.
- 20Stevie Wonder's Songs in the Key of Life turns 50 with unreleased tracks●It's the 50th birthday for Stevie Wonder's masterpiece "Songs in the Key of Life," but you get the presents: four unrele
Stevie Wonder's landmark 1976 album Songs in the Key of Life is marking its 50th anniversary, and the celebration comes with a gift for fans: four previously unreleased tracks from the era are being released. The double album, long regarded as one of the greatest records in popular music, is drawing renewed attention as listeners revisit classics like 'Sir Duke' and 'Isn't She Lovely' and hear long-lost material for the first time.
- 21Royal expert blasts Prince Harry over celebrity blunder●How Pathetic Harry Is Making a Celebrity Blunder: Royal Expert
A royal commentator has accused Prince Harry of committing a fresh public embarrassment, labelling his latest move a 'celebrity blunder' and calling it pathetic. The remarks come as criticism of the Duke of Sussex's post-royal public life continues, with experts repeatedly weighing in on his media appearances and commercial ventures.
- 22Duquesne Dukes Finish Runner-Up at Golf Galaxy Collegiate●Dukes Claim Runner-Up at Golf Galaxy Collegiate
Duquesne University's men's golf team, the Dukes, finished as runners-up at the Golf Galaxy Collegiate tournament. The result, announced by Duquesne Athletics, marks a strong showing for the program against collegiate competition. Full scores and individual finishes were not included in the announcement.
- 23Malixi Selected for 2026 Asian Games in Japan●Malixi Set for 2026 Asian Games in Japan - Duke University
Duke University golfer Malixi is set to compete at the 2026 Asian Games in Japan, according to an announcement from the school. The selection places the collegiate player on her national team for one of the region's biggest multi-sport events, where golf will be among the contested sports.
- 24Experts Share Tips on Preparing for El Niño and Climate Challenges●News You Can Use: Preparing for El Niño and Other Climate Challenges
Duke University has published guidance on preparing for El Niño and other climate-related challenges. The piece, part of its 'News You Can Use' series, offers practical advice for households and communities facing extreme weather linked to the climate pattern. It comes as forecasters warn of El Niño conditions that could bring droughts, floods and heat extremes to many regions in the coming months.