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Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway successfully received a new lung at Oslo University Hospital, offering hope after an eight-year battle with a rare lung disease. The 52-year-old royal is recovering well under close medical supervision.
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Spain's Princess Leonor and Princess Sofia got to lift the World Cup trophy themselves this time, 16 years after meeting it as toddlers. The sisters, now 20 and 19, joined their parents at the championship game in New Jersey and welcomed the victorious team home to Madrid.
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Spain's Princess Leonor delivered a powerful speech redefining success by celebrating everyday innovators over celebrities. The 20-year-old future queen told hundreds her true "influencers" are scientists, social workers, and problem-solvers quietly changing the world. #
Princess Kate made her first overseas trip since beating cancer, visiting an Italian city famous for revolutionizing early childhood education. Hundreds gathered to welcome her with flags and banners in a joyful celebration of both her recovery and lifelong mission.
Britain's Princess Catherine traveled to Italy this week for her first official overseas visit since her cancer went into remission. The two-day trip focused on early childhood education, marking a hopeful milestone in her recovery journey. #
US researchers have cracked the code on 3D printing permanent zirconia dental crowns in hours instead of days, potentially ending multiple dental visits for millions. The breakthrough slashes a 100-hour process down to just 30 minutes.
The Princess of Wales is calling for more genuine human connection in our screen-heavy world, drawing on lessons from her visit to an innovative Italian education program. Her message comes as the UK moves to restrict social media access for children under 16.
French lawmakers unanimously passed a bill affirming that marriage doesn't require spouses to have sex, closing a legal loophole that enabled marital rape. The historic vote puts consent at the center of all intimate relationships, even within marriage.
The Princess of Wales conquered Britain's three highest mountains in 24 hours, raising funds for cancer charity while her family waited at the finish line. The solo climb marks a royal first and raised over £11,000 for The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity.
The Princess of Wales donated a rose bearing her name to a prison mother and baby unit, fulfilling a promise made during her visit last year. The gift supports her fundraising efforts for cancer charity while bringing beauty to a therapeutic space where incarcerated mothers raise their children. #
After 35 years of heartbreak and near-misses, Scotland's rugby team is one game away from winning the Triple Crown and claiming their best championship finish ever. The team that started their season in disaster has roared back with stunning wins over England, Wales, and France.
The future queen of Spain just completed military parachute training alongside 50 fellow cadets, earning her wings with night jumps and rigorous physical tests. Princess Leonor's historic achievement marks another milestone in her journey to become commander-in-chief of Spain's Armed Forces.
Bnos Chomesh in Crown Heights celebrated its 2026 graduating class with personal stories of growth, resilience, and individualized support. The ceremony honored students who overcame challenges with help from teachers who met them exactly where they were.
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A historic crown damaged and dropped during a daring Louvre heist will be fully restored. The empress' jewel-encrusted treasure survived with nearly all its diamonds and emeralds intact.
Four ancient Egyptian princesses buried with golden daggers weren't just wearing jewelry. Their bones tell a powerful story of strength, skill, and shattered stereotypes.
Years after her visits, a Thai princess who chose to walk mountain paths with villagers continues to transform lives through better roads, education, and second chances. Her simple promise to a curious toddler became a cherished family memory.
Thailand's Princess Bajrakitiyabha surprised classmates in 1997 by joining orientation activities, sharing snacks, and graduating with honors while balancing royal duties. Her approachable spirit and dedication to justice left a lasting mark on fellow students.
Swiss researchers built a wine cork-sized robot that preps teeth for crowns with digital precision, potentially cutting dental appointments down to just one visit. The device moves with your head so you don't have to stay perfectly still.
New archaeological evidence reveals that royal Egyptian women weren't confined to palace life. Wall paintings and inscriptions show princesses practicing archery and joining hunting expeditions thousands of years ago. #
Thieves abandoned a 170-year-old royal crown during their escape from the Louvre last October, and now the museum plans to restore this piece of French history. Despite being badly deformed, all 56 emeralds survived and only 10 tiny diamonds are missing.
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