British Catholics welcomed the presence of King Charles III and top royals at the Sept. 16 funeral Mass for the Duchess of Kent, a Catholic convert, the first such ceremony in the once-persecuted Church’s main cathedral.

A survey that has been asking UK residents periodically if they think the country's monarchy is important or whether it should be abolished has reached a new low point in royal approval. As per the latest installment in 2024,

As Donald Trump arrives in Britain for his three-day state visit, the political backdrop could hardly be more chaotic.

A gilded banquet at Windsor Castle was less about pageantry and more about politics, as King Charles and Britain’s power elite courted Donald Trump.

The British royal family—a world of tradition, titles, and sometimes, a little bit of drama. While we've all followed the headlines, have you ever wondered how those impressive titles, like Duke of Cambridge or Earl of Wessex,

Opinion: Trump strolling around Windsor Castle, as if he belongs, flies in the face of all the causes Charles has stood for throughout his life, writes .

No one in London had been able to take Trump’s positive attitude as a given. The meeting between the two leaders had promised any number of traps and hazards, but the opening bid of a missive from the 76-year-old hereditary sovereign of the United Kingdom had been decisive. The state visit will take place in a few days, from Sept. 17 to 19.

He may be the last man standing who can exude global gravitas in the dumpster fire of our digitally dominated world.

The British royal family, a symbol of tradition and stability for centuries, has not been immune to controversy. While the public often sees a polished and composed front, the truth is that behind the palace walls,

Britain gave President Donald Trump a welcome fit for the king he often pretends to be. It was a day draped in more golden gilt — on Queen Victoria’s state coach, which bore the president to Windsor Castle; on the tunics of mounted soldiers; and on a state banquet table — than Trump has plastered over Mar-a-Lago and the Oval Office .

British station Channel 4 will broadcast a marathon of Donald Trump's lies during the president's planned state visit with King Charles III.