Mother becomes only black woman in the world to have two white babies Catherine Howarth, 35, from Milton Keynes, is believed to be the only black woman in the world to give birth to two white, blue-eyed children.

Blue Jays Play-By-Play Guy Won't Call Cleveland's Team "Indians" It is news to me that Jerry Howarth, the radio play-by-play voice of the Blue Jays since 1981, does not use the name “Indians” when calling baseball games out of respect to Native people. But it’s not new news—Howarth has observed this practi Read more ... ce for more than 20 years.

Swarm of bees follows woman’s car for two days to rescue queen This story has got some sting to it. For two days, bees chased a car to rescue their queen — who may have just been stuck in the trunk. Carol Howarth, 65, might have accidentally picked up the queen during a visit to a nature reserve Sunday, accord Read more ... ing to The Telegraph. Howarth didn’t know she’d acqu...

'Reign' recap: Catherine makes one final play for the regency As enjoyable as it’s been to watch Mary and Catherine’s relationship grow from one of contempt to deep friendship (serious question: Are Mary and Catherine...

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Detailed New Book Alleges Ethel Kennedy Was A Negligent Parent to RFK Jr and Her 10 Other Children Author Jerry Oppenheimer's new book claims Ethel Kennedy, the wife of Bobby Kennedy, paid little attention to her 11 children

Meet a traveller: Jane Wilson-Howarth, travel health expert Whether you’re looking for wildlife facts, inspirational tales from around the globe or tips on how to cure travellers' diarrhoea, Jane Wilson-Howarth is your go-to guide.

The Meeropol Brothers: Exonerate Our Mother, Ethel Rosenberg A newly released transcript shows she was prosecuted mainly for refusing to turn on her husband, Julius.

First Victim of Charleston Church Shooting Laid to Rest Ethel Lance's funeral was attended by hundreds.

One of America’s Most Famous Spies Didn’t Do Any Spying March 6, 1951: The espionage trial of Ethel and Julius Rosenberg begins in New York