Academics and activists are calling out the dangers of facial recognition technology and advocating for a privacy first approach.

Prince Alexander has the lineage and the palace, but the kingdom he was meant to rule no longer exists, writes Nahlah Ayed.

Some 5,000 British and international journalists are descending on Windsor ahead of Saturday's royal wedding. But recent polling suggests that public interest is far lower than those numbers might indicate not only in countries where the British royals have traditionally enjoyed popularity, but in the U.K. itself.