How Prince Harry and Meghan Caught the Palace Off Guard

Good morning from Apple News. Here are some great reads for the weekend.

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It’s January 11, 2020.

Here are some great reads for the weekend.

The Week’s Most Fascinating Stories

How Prince Harry and Meghan Caught the Palace Off Guard

Why did the couple announce their idea to transition to part-time royals without the Queen’s approval? And what does their unorthodox plan mean for their future?

Read Now in The New York Times

Who’s Winning in 2024?
While most of us focus on the upcoming election, the jockeying for 2024 has already begun. Politico

100 Women Versus Harvey Weinstein
After the allegations that launched a movement, the Hollywood mogul will finally face rape and sexual-assault charges. But nothing in the case has ever been simple. New York Magazine

Inside Carlos Ghosn’s High-Stakes, Hollywood-Worthy Escape
He spent months of planning and millions of dollars to be smuggled out of Japan in a big black case. Here’s how the former Nissan executive became the world’s most high-profile fugitive. The Wall Street Journal

Where to Eat in 2020
Nineteen food destinations — from Malaysia to Morocco, California to Colombia — that are worth planning a trip around. Eater

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For the Property Brothers, the Best Is Yet to Come

They’ve already built the business of their dreams — now the HGTV stars are ready for some big changes. Plus: Cameron Diaz and Benji Madden welcome their first child, Stacy London finds love, and Jennifer Garner launches a new line of organic baby food.

Read Now

Weekend Pursuits

One thing to watch: Tiffany Haddish, Rose Byrne, and Salma Hayek Pinault make an all-star comedy team in Like a Boss. InStyle

One thing to listen to: After a long journey through illness and heartbreak, Selena Gomez emerges as a full-fledged artist with her first album in four years. WSJ. Magazine

One thing to read: Elizabeth Wurtzel, whose 1994 memoir Prozac Nation changed the conversation around depression and confessional writing, died this week of breast cancer. In this 2013 piece, she confronts her “one-night stand of a life.” The Cut

One thing to eat: How can you get kids to eat their vegetables? Just call it “pita-chip salad.” Bon Appétit

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