Kara Kennedy is a staff writer with a focus on multinational news, particularly in the United Kingdom. She has written for various publications including MailOnline, Washington Examiner, The Telegraph, and Yahoo News. Kara's articles cover a range of topics including opinion pieces, cultural events, celebrity news, and social commentary.
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By: Samantha Burdick, Gillian Clow, Sean Crain, Blake Crohan, Ryan Ethridge, Jamie George, Sheena Hilton, Michelle Jackson, Madeleine Juszynski, Kara Kennedy, Laura Komarek, Kate Kostel, Jyoti Jindal Kottamasu, Matthew Lawson, Andrew Liebler
Welcome to the Class Action & MDL Roundup, our quarterly review of decisions and settlements in the class action arena.
By: Isaac Bickerstaff, Kara Kennedy, Harriet Johnston
The Duchess of Sussex announced she was launching American Riviera Orchard earlier this month on a new Instagram account
After visiting gun shops out of curiosity, obtaining a firearm was surprisingly tempting – and very straightforward.
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By: Kara Kennedy, Isaac Bickerstaff, Chandler Tregaskes, Isaac Zamet, Annabel Sampson
The show must – somehow – go on. Smith is back to her best in a glitzy Ivo van Hove adaptation of John Cassavetes’ 1977 film which oscillates between strangeness and greatness
By: Harriet Johnston, Kara Kennedy, Isaac Zamet, Isaac Bickerstaff
Charles Waterton was known for talking to dinner guests while standing on his head. But among his other eccentricities were a penchant for conservation and the protection of ecologies. One of his forgotten accolades may be a claim to have created the world’s first nature reserve, Waterton Park
By: Clare Conway, Dora Davies-Evitt, Isaac Bickerstaff, Kara Kennedy, Condé Nast, Harriet Kean, Catherine Ostler
Dora Davies-Evitt takes a trip to St Moritz and Lechs for a very glamorous introduction to the sport
By: David Jenkins, Isaac Bickerstaff, Katy Balls, Harriet Johnston, Isaac Zamet, Kara Kennedy
With Rishi Sunak repeating his intention to call a general election in the second half of the year, Tatler declares these politicians the top 10 to watch
By: Kara Kennedy
Former Trump aide John McEntee has started a dating website for conservatives called The Right Stuff.
In Europe at the end of the Noughties, the problem drug was krokodil. The semi-synthetic, necrosis-causing alternative to heroin was cheap. My father favoured it so much before his death that he started importing it from eastern Europe into Wales. Across the pond right now, the problem drug is fentanyl, which has made its way
America provides a dire warning about how bad the spread of synthetic opioids can get. Using heroin isn’t ideal, obviously.
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