The casual images are a departure from the royal tradition of hiring professional photographers for baby portraits.
August 2013
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Egypt arrests Brotherhood’s spiritual leader
Mohammed Badie’s arrest is the latest stage in an escalating crackdown by authorities on the Brotherhood in which hundreds have been arrested.
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Airline to offer flights to Florida from N.H.’s Pease
The new Allegiant Air flights will operate twice weekly between Portsmouth and the Orlando-Sanford International Airport.
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Doctor: Boston Marathon suspect was shot through face
The ‘high-powered injury’ resulted in a skull-base fracture, injuries to his middle ear, the skull base, the pharynx and mouth, a surgeon says.
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Maine replacing written driver’s exam with electronic test
The new testing system with touch-screen monitors is easier to use and is offered in different languages, according to Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap.
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Company pays $125K for improper MaineCare billing
Prosecutors say Employment Specialists of Maine Inc. billed MaineCare for services given by a nurse who had been excluded from participation.
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Guardian chief: U.K. had newspaper’s disks destroyed
Alan Rusbridger said the destruction was the culmination of weeks of pressure on the Guardian by British officials.
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Pakistan’s Musharraf charged in Bhutto killing
Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto was killed during a gun and bomb attack in 2007. Prosecutors have said that Musharraf, who was president at the time, failed to properly protect her.
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MLB: Red Sox, Lester shut out Giants
Jon Lester pitched into the ninth for his first victory in four tries this month, and the AL East-leading Red Sox beat the San Francisco Giants 7-0 on Monday night after flying earlier in the day.
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MaineCare ride provider has history of problems
The contractor hired to coordinate rides for Maine Medicaid recipients was forced to drop a contract in Wisconsin.