Princess Kate announces she is in remission from cancer

• Princess Kate announces she's in remission from cancer

  Princess Kate made the announcement on social media after visiting the London hospital where she received treatment.
  
  CBS News - 4h
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  Kate reveals she is in remission from cancer

  The Princess of Wales shares a personal message after visiting the hospital where she had treatment.
  
  BBC News - 11h
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  Kate Middleton shares health update nearly 1 year after announcing cancer diagnosis

  Kate announced her cancer diagnosis in March and underwent chemotherapy.
  
  ABC News - 11h
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  Fury announces retirement from boxing again

  Former heavyweight world champion Tyson Fury announces his retirement from boxing.
  
  BBC News - 1d
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  Biden announces he will deliver farewell address from Oval Office

  President Biden will deliver a farewell address to the nation from the Oval Office on Wednesday. The news comes after he recently highlighted his administration’s economic performance following a ...
  
  NBC News - 3d
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  Legendary announcer Dick Vitale says he is cancer free, ready to call games for ESPN again

  Dick Vitale has gone through numerous cancer battles in recent years.
  
  Yahoo Sports - 6d
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  Brazil ex-official returns toilet she had removed from office

  Janaína Lima said she had paid for a bathroom renovation with her own money.
  
  BBC News - Jan. 4
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  Trump announces Middle East appointment: Hopefully she's learned her lesson

  President-elect Trump tapped Morgan Ortagus, a former State Department spokesperson, to serve as deputy special presidential envoy for Middle East peace in his next administration. Trump noted in ...
  
  The Hill - Jan. 3

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  Los Angeles community steps up to offer wildfire victims a sense of 'normalcy'

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  One of Los Angeles' two lesbian bars announces it will close permanently due to wildfires

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