PresidentJoe Bidenfell on stage shortly after delivering a commencement address at the United States Air Force Academy on Thursday. Per a White House pool report, the president, who is 80, “fell down on stage after handing out the last diploma to the Air Force cadets.” A follow-up pool report clarified that the president had been walking back to his seat after delivering his address, when he fell. “He appeared to have tripped on a black sandbag on the stage....

PresidentJoe Bidenwas cleared to return to public duties after being diagnosed withCOVID-19for the second time. His physician, Dr. Kevin O’Connor, announced that Biden was cleared to emerge from isolation in a letter shared Sunday viaTwitter, writing, “This morning, the President’s SARS-CoV-2 antigen testing was negative for a second consecutive day.” “He will safely return to public engagement and presidential travel,” he added. O’ConnorwroteSaturday that Biden had tested negative, however, he was continuing his “strict isolation measure pending a second negative test....

Photo: American DreamAnyone hoping to score a deal at the new Nickelodeon Universe theme park in New Jersey should get their tickets sooner rather than later.The indoor attraction is located at the newAmerican Dreammall in East Rutherford, New Jersey. The huge shopping and entertainment complex, set to be one of the largest malls in the United States, opened its doors last Friday with Nickelodeon Universe and a new NHL regulation-sized ice rink....

Photo: Darin Oswald/Idaho Statesman/TNS/Getty A retired Catholic priest who was caught with thousands of pornographic images and videos of children and boasted about urinating in the wine he blessed for parishioners described himself as a “sick puppy” in court on Thursday before an Idaho judge sentenced him to 25 years in prison. PEOPLE confirms the Rev. W. Thomas Faucher, 73, pleaded guilty in September to five felony counts, and must register as a sex offender upon his release....

Photo: Eric Mathon / Prince Palace and Manu Vitali / Communication Directorate/Palais Princier de Monaco Monaco’s royal family united on Wednesday to announce some upcoming party plans. Commemorating the centennial of Rainier’s birth in May, festivities will kick off just 48 hours after next year’s Formula One Grand Prix, including a giant birthday party on May 31 with birthday cake for thousands. The months-long celebrations will include a variety of events, exhibitions and tributes to “The Builder-Prince” as well as his consort, American actress-turned-royalPrincess Grace....

Prince Andrew.Photo: STEVE PARSONS/POOL/AFP via Getty A judge rejectedPrince Andrew’s attempt to have asexual assault lawsuit against him thrown out. Judge Lewis A. Kaplan of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York refused to grant the royal’s motion to dismiss on Wednesday, meaningQueen Elizabeth’s son could face a trial date between September and December 2022, according toCNN. A palace spokesman tells PEOPLE, “We would not comment on what is an ongoing legal matter....

In addition to their climate activism,Prince Charlesand Greta Thunberg found another trait they share in common when they met for the first time at the World Economic Forum on Wednesday. The two were introduced shortly after the Prince of Wales’ powerful speech at the event, held in Davos, Switzerland, in which he said a “paradigm shift” was required to change the way people are currently handling the looming climate change crisis....

Prince Charles at last month’s Commonwealth Service.Photo: DANIEL LEAL/POOL/AFP via Getty Images Prince Charlesis urging action to help protect the planet’s oceans in a powerful new speech. “The situation is indeed dire and the consequences of inaction and business as usual are unimaginable,” he said in his eight-minute video address. “What we do to the ocean and to nature, we ultimately do to ourselves.” Charles said that ocean states like Palau know “first hand” the devastating impact of environmental damage and pollution and suggests that we are “literally poisoning” our bodies....

Prince Harrylaid bare the painful rift between himself and his family in the pages of his memoirSparelast January — and the world learned the extent of the division between Harry, 39, and his brotherPrince William, 41. But nearly a year afterSpare’s publication, “absolutely nothing has changed,” author Omid Scobie, whose new bookEndgameis out Nov. 28, tells PEOPLE in this week’s cover story. In fact, the hurt and anger between the two brothers — one, the Prince of Wales and future King and the other, the Duke of Sussex and Californian — has now hardened into something colder and more immovable, says Scobie: indifference....

Just call him Harry! “He wants to say a few words to kick start the day and he’s made it clear that we are all just to call him ‘Harry,'” event host Ayesha Hazarika said. “So, ladies and gentlemen please give a big Scottish welcome to Harry.” The outing marks hisfirst high-profile event since relocatingwith wifeMeghan Markleand 9-month-old son Archie to Canada. Last week, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced that theywill not use their “Sussex Royal” brand— or any iteration of the word “royal” — going forward....

Prince Harryis speaking out. The Duke of Sussex — who isin London this weekfor a legal case in which he and other prominent figures are suing Associated Newspapers Ltd (ANL), publisher of theDaily MailandMail on Sunday, for illegal information gathering — submitted a witness statement in which he says he was made to adopt his family’s policy to “never complain, never explain” when dealing with the media. Meghan Markle and Prince Harry....

Prince Harryis still dealing with the pressures of his royal role. In the first clip released, Harry talks about the death of his mother,Princess Diana, while being back in a place that was so close to her heart, saying it’s a “wound that festers.” “I think being part of this family — in this role, in this job — every single time I see a camera, every single time I hear a click, every single time I see a flash, it takes me straight back,” he said....

Queen Elizabeth’s daughter-in-lawSophie, Countess of Wessexis reflecting onPrince Philip’s final moments. After attending a church service at Windsor on Sunday, Sophie told reporters that the Duke of Edinburgh’s death on Friday was “very peaceful.” “Very, very peaceful. And that’s all you want for somebody isn’t it?” she added. The previous day, Sophie shared an update on how the monarch is coping following thedeath of her husbandof 73 years, tearfully telling reporters, “the Queen has been amazing....