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Acclaimed Ocean Photographer Brian Skerry Documents Climate Change Impact on the Gulf of Maine

WASHINGTON -- As President Donald Trump's tenure came to an end, the chief White House photographer, who had traveled the world with him and spent countless hours inside the White House snapping pictures, notified Trump's aides that she intended to publish a book collecting some of her most memorable images.

When Shealah Craighead raised the topic of publishing a book, Trump asked her for a cut of her book advance payment. Read more at Boston.com.

The New York Times reports former U.S. President Donald Trump wanted a cut of the book advanced for a photo book his official White House photographer had intended to publish. He then sold his own for $230 a copy.

The former chief White House photographer made plans to publish a book of Trump photos. The former president had other plans.

Discovery+ India launches docuseries on wrestling and crime Discovery+ India has launched a new docuseries, Dangals of Crime – The Untold Truth About Indian Wrestling. The two-part series traces the rise of the ...

The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square donated $100,000 to the Actors Fund during a luncheon at Feinstein’s/54 Below, an intimate-but-formal Broadway basement supper club in New York City.