Duchess of Sussex and celebrity figure Meghan Markle is back in America. We should probably get used to hearing from her — whether we want to or not.

Some fellow American expatriates have decided to return home. But I’m staying. I believe my odds of survival in Sao Paulo are as good as anywhere else in the world.

Let’s hope that by the time we get through binging these non-post-apocalyptic shows, the worst of this coronavirus crisis will have passed.

Harry is alleged to have yelled at staff, ‘What Meghan wants, Meghan gets!’ Apparently, that doesn’t apply when Meghan goes up against Queen Elizabeth II.

Chelsea has always been a cog in the Clinton machine. It goes back to those famous images of her during the Lewinsky scandal that helped her dad hang on to his job.

Led by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, Hungary’s Fidesz party is encouraging family growth rather than relying on mass immigration to generate younger workers to pay for their welfare state.

As doctors face more scrutiny, changes in reporting practices might look like a decline in demand for euthanasia.

Many Dutch Christians believe their country should welcome refugees from the Middle East. They see this as an important way of ‘loving thy neighbor.’ One seems to have gone too far.

In the case of the 84-year-old woman, the Life’s End Clinic doctor administered a fatal injection just one month after meeting her for the first time.

Those of us who do homemaking know that it is intellectually demanding work. But we’re still happy to denigrate our roles. Why?

The proposed ‘Completed Life Bill’ would allow any person over age 75 to receive euthanasia. Even if they are perfectly healthy.

Tensions about the European Union and Muslim mass immigration are simmering all over Europe, but they seem to boil over more frequently in the Netherlands than in other countries.

I have now taken 14 flights (a total of 78 hours in the air) with my daughter as a lap infant. And I would always rather fly with her than by myself.

Smart phones, apps, and children’s television are becoming a parenting crutch. Studies show electronic devices can hurt young minds.

If you don’t know grammar, you can’t think well, says this Oxford-educated British author and tutor. And he’s here to help.

Hatred for Margaret Thatcher has pushed Scotland closer to quitting the United Kingdom. Its decision could affect the globe.

You don’t need to join the diamond arms race.

The BBC is a British broadcast monopoly that can send inspectors into people’s homes and gives them a criminal record for failing to pay its special tax.

Being an American abroad isn’t romantic anymore. My fellow Americans back home regard me with suspicion, and my government considers me toxic.

Balancing career and family is a struggle for anyone. Royalty is no exception. And now Prince William and Kate are about to leave the honeymoon stage.