Despite his request for a federal investigation into ERIC, the board's executive director appeared to know very little about the organization during a meeting earlier this week.

It’s Black History Month in the UK, and King Charles is preparing for a Caribbean tour that will take him to The Bahamas, Guyana and Antigua and Barbuda without offering a formal apology for Britain’s role in the transatlantic slave trade. Buckingham Palace says Charles will acknowledge what he has previously called the “darkest days of our past.” But there will be no apology and no commitment to financial reparations. The UK government maintains that position, and the King acts on ministerial advice. So we are apparently getting sorrow without an apology and acknowledgement without restitution.

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Charles Spencer has spent much of the past month defending his new memoir about Princess Diana. Now he has widened the argument beyond what King Charles allegedly said after Diana’s death or whether Prince William and Prince Harry should have walked behind their mother’s coffin. According to Spencer, the real issue is power. “The British royal family is extremely powerful,” he said during an interview with Entertainment Tonight. “They’re not just these people who put on fancy clothes for state occasions.” Spencer went further, arguing that the monarchy exercises significant influence over parts of the media and warning that anyone who publicly challenges it risks being destroyed.

Kylie Kelce has apparently received a crash course in royal naming etiquette after inviting Kate Middleton onto her Not Gonna Lie podcast. Last week, Kylie enthusiastically invited “Princess Kate, Duchess of Cambridge” to come on and talk about field hockey and motherhood. This week, she returned with an apology after learning that ‘Princess Kate’ was considered an “offensive” way to address her. “I love learning, so I was unaware that calling Princess Catherine, Princess Kate was offensive,” Kylie said. “I didn’t know that. Now I know that. Now I will proceed accordingly.

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