"Neither of the prince or the princess would choose to be public figures," Knauf shared. "They're not that interested in the ...

“Neither the prince or the princess would choose to be public figures. They’re not that interested in the fame and celebrity that comes with it. In fact, not really interested at all.” ...

All of us in this public sphere, every pundit, every op-ed writer, college prep—all of us have received threats, existential threats. And I can attest that I have. And so, it’s part of the ...

Public figures must expect scrutiny and welcome debate as a sign of a healthy democracy. When political leaders resort to attacking critics personally instead of addressing their claims ...