The royals in Britain live life king-size. Newly published accounts reveal that King Charles and his family received £86.3 ...

Fast on the heels of the recent “No Kings” protests against President Donald Trump comes an odd suggestion that Americans ...

The House of Windsor became the ruling royal family of the United Kingdom over a century ago, following the death of Queen Victoria. King Charles III ascended the throne upon the death of his ...

History documentary dealing with the origins of the British monarchy amid the Anglo-Saxon / Viking wars of early medieval England. Today, the United Kingdom is among the world’s most celebrated ...

The death of the United Kingdom's long-ruling Queen Elizabeth II and the ascension of her son King Charles III has renewed a debate around the purpose of the monarchy in today's day and age. In a ...

In addition to being sovereign of the United Kingdom and 15 Commonwealth realms, Charles is also the head of the Commonwealth, a voluntary association of 54 independent countries.

The monarchy needs deaths and weddings for its cyclical renewal. But they called last orders on the United Kingdom some time ago.

Queen Elizabeth II has survived 15 U.K. prime ministers and 13 U.S. presidents.Elizabeth was the longest reigning monarch in the United Kingdom.She's been on the throne for 70 years.

Kate, the Princess of Wales, is the most popular member of the British royal family, according to a new poll out of the United Kingdom. The 42-year-old, who resumed royal duties earlier this week ...

The United Kingdom of today dates to the formation of the Medieval Kingdom of England, and later, the establishment of a constitutional monarchy and parliamentary democracy in the 17th century.

King Charles III is to end the British monarchy's use of a royal train for the first time since the Victorian era in the 19th ...

The British royal family has historically played a vital role in strengthening ties between the United States and United Kingdom, keeping the so-called “special relationship” between the two ...