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Their D.C. office, which Frost calls "the people's office", features Gen Z hallmarks: a whiteboard for messages, a record player for music (Frost is a jazz drummer) and a photo calendar that makes Frost teary. While candidates from Generation Z, those born between 1997 and 2012, surge into state offices, Frost is a historic trailblazer: the first Gen Z person elected to Congress, the first Afro-Cuban Congress member and the only member in their 20s. [Extracted from the article]

And Meghan, 41, implies that she found Kate stiff when they first met. "I was a hugger, always been a hugger", Meghan says. Harry carries Lilibet, 1, on his shoulders as Meghan holds Archie, 3, in her arms. [Extracted from the article]

This new film, the semi-autobiographical story of a boy named Sammy Fabelman (Gabriel LaBelle), clarifies the sentiment: Spielberg's inner child was always watching movies. I Fabelmans i begins with young Sammy being taken by mother Mitzi and father Burt (Michelle Williams and Paul Dano) to see his first film (which was also Spielberg's), I The Greatest Show on Earth i (1952). Very modest, very sweet. b I (HBO Max) i MOVIE | the Fabelmans Once upon a time Steven Spielberg was just a boy with a camera COMEDY-DRAMA There's long been a sense - going on five decades - that director Steven Spielberg has preserved a magical connection to his inner child. [Extracted from the article]

B I told a friend that you write about your anxieties, and she was incredulous, like, "But she's Michelle Freakin' Obama!" PHOTO (COLOR): Lights of Her Life(From left) Barack, Sasha, Michelle and Malia at the National Portrait Gallery. Michelle Obama: "Honest & Vulnerable The Only Way I Know How to Be" FROM MENOPAUSE TO MARRIAGE TO THE NATIONAL MOOD (ANXIOUS!), A NEW BOOK BY THE FORMER FIRST LADY REVEALS HER SECRETS FOR MANAGING CHANGE - AND OVERCOMING FEAR: "I STRUGGLE TOO" "The Ongoing Miracle" of Marriage to Barack I In i The Light We Carry, I out Nov. 15, Obama shares her advice to Malia and Sasha about finding a partner i B People often reach out to me seeking relationship advice. [Extracted from the article]

William and Catherine's visit to a place of personal meaning came just one day after the royal mourning period for Elizabeth ended and seemed a promising start to a modern royal era. THE FRESHLY MINTED PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES SETTLE THEIR FAMILY INTO A NEW HOME, NEW SCHOOL - AND HOTTER NEW SPOTLIGHT Their SWEET HISTORY in WALES The couple made their first family home in Anglesey in 2011 POSTCARDS From WINDSOR PRINCESS of WALES STYLE THEN & NOW: DIANA and KATE U William and Catherine were making their first visit to Wales since becoming the Prince and Princess of Wales - vaunted titles bestowed by King Charles III upon Queen Elizabeth's death - and the people of Swansea, on the Welsh coast, u made sure the Sept. 27 occasion felt more like a homecoming than a royal engagement. A source close to the family acknowledges it has been a stressful time, especially for Catherine, the first Princess of Wales since William's mother, Diana, held the title. [Extracted from the article]

Royal Sparkle to Honor the Queen With weary, watery eyes, King Charles III faced Prince William and Prince Harry across the stone aisle of St. George's Chapel on Sept. 19. WITH POISE AND PRECISION, ELIZABETH'S CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN CAME TOGETHER TO LAY HER TO REST, BUT FAMILY WOUNDS REMAIN RAW Hidden Meanings GEORGE & CHARLOTTE Salute to Grannie The Wales siblings took part in the royal family procession behind their great-grandmother the Queen's coffin alongside their parents inside Westminster Abbey. Those close to Charles and Queen Camilla hope, for the sake of his new reign if not salvaging family ties, that William and Harry will now follow their grandmother's lead. [Extracted from the article]

PHOTO (COLOR) PHOTO (COLOR) PHOTO (COLOR) PHOTO (COLOR) PHOTO (COLOR) PHOTO (COLOR) PHOTO (COLOR) PHOTO (COLOR) PHOTO (COLOR) PHOTO (COLOR) PHOTO (COLOR) PHOTO (COLOR) PHOTO (COLOR) The pair were just settling into newlywed life and had welcomed their first son, Charles, in 1948 and daughter Anne in 1950 when everything changed: On Feb. 6, 1952, while Elizabeth and Philip were on tour in Kenya, Elizabeth's father, King George VI, died of lung cancer at age 56, making Elizabeth Queen. PHOTO (COLOR): 1977 PHOTO (COLOR): 1982 PHOTO (COLOR): 1985 PHOTO (COLOR): 1986 PHOTO (COLOR): 1992 PHOTO (COLOR): 1995 PHOTO (COLOR): 2002 PHOTO (COLOR): 2005 PHOTO (COLOR): Her Final DutyAs she awaited Prime Minister Truss at Balmoral Castleon Sept. 6, the Queen was "very smiley … in good spirits", says photographer Jane Barlow. PHOTO (COLOR): 1952 PHOTO (COLOR): 1962 PHOTO (COLOR): 1977 PHOTO (COLOR): 1983 PHOTO (COLOR): 1990 PHOTO (COLOR): 2002 PHOTO (COLOR): 2016A Century of StyleQueen Elizabeth's colorful wardrobe was very deliberate. [Extracted from the article]

IN A NEW MEMOIR, THE ARMY VET WHO FOUND SUCCESS IN MUSIC, REALITY TV AND ACTING OPENS UP ABOUT THE "FREAK ACCIDENT" THAT KILLED HIS TEEN SON IN 2016 - AND HOW HE AND HIS FAMILY CARRY ON Six years after he lay his son Jerry to rest in a grave site at the family's home in Dickson, Tenn., Craig Morgan breaks into joyful laughter recalling how the boy, before his 2016 death in a lake tubing accident at 19, was good-looking, athletic and I very i popular with girls. B In 1997, after Craig's active duty in the Army and b I before his country music stardom, Karen was pregnant with their third child when 9-month-old Jerry came into their lives. i We always wanted a big family. Country Music's Craig Morgan on Losing His Son: "I Would Give Every Bit of Stardom Back to Have Jerry Here". [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses Russia's invasion of Ukraine and Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy who challenged Russian president Vladimir Putin. Topics include Zelenskyy's videoconference with European Union leaders regarding war; Putin's ridiculous claims to jibe with the Russian people and tough financial sanctions on Putin and Russia by European Union and the U.S.; and how Zelenskyy's family remains in Ukraine amid war with Russia.

The article tells the story of how novelist Amy Bloom dealt with her architect husband Brian Ameche's wish of having a painless and legal suicide after learning that he had Alzheimer's disease. Topics covered include the response of to the diagnosis, details of Bloom memoir "In Love," which chronicles the couple's journey which ultimately led to a Zurich apartment run by the Swiss accompanied suicide nonprofit Dignitas. A background on the family life of Bloom and Ameche is also presented.

The article focuses on rabbi Philip Lazowski who was saved from Nazis by stranger and mentions that Lazowski reunited and fell in love with the stranger's daughter. Topics discussed include marriage of Lazowski with Ruth Rabinowitz in 1955, partnerhip of Philip with Catholic priest on initiative of mental health at Hartford Hospital and work of Lazowski as principal of school.

The article focuses on Indianapolis, Indiana, woman Kristein Schoonveld and her journey to find her family. Topics include her experiences being adopted as a child, her experience adopting her special needs son, Nick, and her discovery of a biological child conceived with her donated egg.

The article features professional boxer Mia St. John and her story of sickness and survival in her memoir "Fighting for My Life." She lost her son Julian, who committed suicide in a psychiatric facility in Los Angeles, California, and her former husband Kristoff. She experienced violence at home and racism at school while growing up, had drinking problems during her teenage years, and was raped in 11th grade. Also noted is her involvement in the nonprofit organization Step Up on Second.

The article describes how a romantic anniversary getaway in Mexico's high-end resort Royalton Chic Cancún by Texas married couple Jamie and Elijah Snow in July 2021 turned into a tragedy when the husband turned up dead. Topics covered include how Elijah's body was discovered, the reasons why Jamie suspects that Elijah's death was not an accident and how Jamie was pressuring Mexican authorities and begging the U.S. government to find out what really happened to her husband.

The article reports on the shooting death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of the western film "Rust" on October 21, 2021. Topics include the accidental shooting by actor Alec Baldwin, the injuries sustained by the film's director Joel Souza, and firearms safety on film sets. The shooting deaths of actor Brandon Lee on the set of the film "The Crow" in 1993 and actor Jon-Erik Hexum on the set of the television show "Cover Up" in 1984 are also mentioned.

The article focuses on former South Carolina lawyer Alex Murdaugh and the accusations of embezzlement against him. Other topics include the murder of his wife and son during the summer of 2021, the felony charges against his son for a drunk-boating crash that killed a woman in 2019, and his murder-for-hire plot against himself.

The article reports on the murder of University of Mississippi undergraduate Ally Kostial in July 2019 by her sometimes boyfriend Brandon Theesfeld.

The article focuses on an Afghan family who managed to escape Taliban rule during the evacuation of American civilians, troops, and Afghan allies in August 2021. Topics include the 20 year Afghan war, the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS), and international refugee assistance.

Former tennis player Billie Jean King discusses her life and career, including her memoir "All In: An Autobiography."

The article focuses on the murder of Maggie Murdaugh and her son Paul Murdaugh on the grounds of the family's Islandton, South Carolina hunting estate on June 7, 2021.

The article focuses on trans activist Paula Stone Williams and how she was cast out of the evangelical church.

The article focuses on British Prince Harry and how he has worked on healing from the loss of his mother, Princess Diana, due to a car crash in 1997. Topics include his docuseries with businesswoman Oprah Winfrey "The Me You Can't See," his relationship with his father, Prince Charles, and he happiness he found with wife, Meghan Markle and their family.

The article focuses on former U.S. President George W. Bush and his book "Out of Many: One." Other topics include his previous book "Portraits of Courage," his views on the Republican party. and his daughters Jenna Bush Hager and Barbara Bush.

The article focuses on the unsolved murder of U.S. Army specialist Vanessa Guillén at Fort Hood in Texas on March 21, 2020.

An interview is presented with former First Lady of the United States, Michelle Obama. Topics include her television show "Waffles + Mochi," her relationship with husband, former U.S. President Barack Obama, and her memoir "Becoming."

An interview is presented with U.S. President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill (Jacobs) Biden in which they discuss their relationship and their dreams. Topics include living in the White House, their six grandchildren, and Joe's Inauguration on January 20, 2021. How they have dealt with the pandemic caused by the coronavirus disease COVID-19 is mentioned, as are their children, Ashley and Hunter, and Joe's memoir "Promise Me Dad," which focuses on the loss of their son Beau to brain cancer in 2015.

The article offers celebrity news briefs as of February 8, 2020. Musician Lady Gaga brought her boyfriend to the inauguration of U.S. President Joe Biden. Internet celebrity JoJo Siwa has come out as gay. Reality television personality Kourtney Kardashian and musician Travis Barker are dating. An interview is presented with actor Pierce Brosnan in which he discusses his painting.

The article offers a timeline of events that took place at the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C., on January 6, 2021. Information on the speech given by President Donald Trump prior to the insurrection is presented, along with personal accounts from the day, including those from Rep. Linda T. Sánchez, photographer Kevin Dietsch, and Senator Amy Klobuchar.

The article focuses on suicide survivor, Mark Henick and the stranger who saved him from jumping off a bridge in 2003, Mike Richey. Topics include how the two men became friends and Henick's memoir "So-Called Normal." Information from the National Suicide Prevention Hotline is also provided.

The article focuses on the various deaths, by homicide, accident, suicide, or otherwise unknown causes, throughout 2020 at the United States (U.S.) Army post at Fort Hood, Texas. Those discussed include Army Specialist Vanessa Guillén, Private Gregory Morales, and Private Corlton Chee.

The article presents an interview with former United States (U.S.) President Barack Obama in which he discusses his worries as a father to daughters Malia and Sasha, the impact of presidential duties on his marriage to wife Michelle Obama, and the writing of part one of his memoir "A Promised Land."

Actress Sharon Gless discusses her life and career.

The article focuses on the 2020 U.S. presidential election held on November 3. Topics include the announcement of President-elect Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris, the loss by incumbent President Donald Trump, and the deep divisions within the nation, as evidenced by the record turnout of voters and the close races in various key states.

An excerpt is presented from the book "One Life," by Megan Rapinoe.

The article discusses the book "Face to Face: The Photographs of Camilla McGrath," along with excerpted photographs from the publication.

The article reports on the passing of Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, on September 18, 2020. Topics include her childhood in Brooklyn, New York, how she met her husband Martin Ginsburg while attending Cornell University, and her long career as a lawyer. Her work as a litigator for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and the cases she brought before the Supreme Court in regard to gender discrimination are discussed, as is her appointment to the Supreme Court by President Bill Clinton in 1993.

The article focuses on Californian father and son Ari and Jack Gershman, who had gone off-roading in Tahoe National Forest on July 3, 2020, and were attacked by a gunman. The authors explain that Ari was killed, that Jack ran into the woods, spending 24 hours in the wilderness before being rescued, and that the man responsible, John Conway, was eventually arrested and charged with murder, attempted murder, burglary, and firearms crimes. Information is also provided from Sierra County Sheriff Mike Fisher.

The article focuses on Black Panther Star Chadwick Boseman who died after struggling from cancer. Topics include examines that his family revealed that Boseman had been struggling with stage 3 and then stage 4 colon cancer since 2016; and reports that worldwide outburst of grief befitted the man loved and celebrated for his noble, kingly performance as Black Panther.

A personal narrative is presented in which a new mother discusses her experiences with postpartum psychosis.

The article focuses on the missing persons investigation involving Colorado mother Suzanne Morphew, who vanished on May 10, 2020. Topics include the involvement of the Chaffee County (Colorado) sheriff's office, Suzanne's last known sighting while bicycling, and the reward being offered by her husband, Barry.

The article focuses on actress Patricia Heaton and her television show "Carol's Second Act."

The article focuses on the trend of childhood and adolescent depression and anxiety. New York teenager Kaylie Rosen discusses her own personal experiences, explains how the pandemic caused by the coronavirus disease COVID-19 impacted her schooling, and explores her time at the residential treatment center Mountain Valley in New Hampshire.