The “Late Show” host can’t believe the British royal family is OK with Prince Andrew’s ties to the late sex-trafficking pedophile Jeffrey Epstein yet not OK with Meghan Markle.

“Imagine after centuries of inbreeding all of a sudden these people are concerned about the color of a baby’s skin,” the late-night host said.

The two Fox News stars pointed and maniacally laughed at an image of Brian Stelter wearing shorts, with Hannity exclaiming: “Did you have to ruin my life?!”

Six of the seven members of the Pugel household got the virus, with the father intubated and a son hospitalized. To Idahoans burning masks, a daughter spoke of doing what’s best.

“Members of Congress should not be actively trading securities in the middle of a crisis,” said Ben Edwards, a securities law expert at the University of Las Vegas, Nevada.

Tim Teeman and Tom Sykes, the team behind The Daily Beast’s ‘Royalist’ newsletter and royal coverage, held a Zoom Live to make sense of what we all heard in the Oprah interview.

The digital outlet’s editorial staffers on Monday said they sent a letter to Condé Nast bosses expressing multiple concerns with their newly hired editor.

Jimmy Lee Murphy, who was outfitting a van to live in just before his arrest, took out a $650,000 life insurance policy in his wife’s name weeks before she was fatally shot.

Allison Stickland, the nanny who allegedly witnessed Woody Allen burying his head in Dylan Farrow’s naked lap—which helped kick off the child abuse investigation—speaks out.

The only way to get to two public lakes is through Stan Kroenke’s land. But an appeals court just ruled he doesn’t need to let anyone in.

Meghan and Harry’s riveting Oprah tell-all was a political Rorschach test of sorts, with conservatives rallying to defend the Crown against Markle’s claims of palace racism.

No other broadcaster has the fame, empathy, and journalistic skills to pull off a conversation full of as many revelations—and as much humanity—as Sunday’s royal sitdown.