Marine Le Pen’s conviction shone a spotlight on her party’s misuse of public funds. Where the party already runs the ...

A RARE 50p coin has just sold for over 240 times its face value – and you might have one without even knowing. A 2019 Kew Gardens 50p went under the hammer on eBay for a whopping £122.09 – ...

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Royal memorabilia of Louis XVI, Marie-Antoinette and little Louis XVII always fetch high prices, as these relics of a bygone ...

If there’s one thing U.S. President Donald Trump can’t resist, it’s attention from royalty. “I Love King Charles,” Trump wrote in a post on his Truth Social platform, sharing an article from The Sun ...

But Canada’s head of state, King Charles, has remained largely silent on the matter — until recently. Over the last several weeks, observers have started to pick up on subtle signs of support ...

By Nicole Fell Le Sserafim has never shied away from trying something new. Back with the final installment of their album trilogy, Hot, and its lead single of the same name, Le Sserafim ...

The Seahawks added to their secondary on Wednesday, signing former Saints cornerback Shemar Jean-Charles. Jean-Charles, 26, came into the league as a fifth-round pick of the Green Bay Packers.

Charles will pass two milestones, becoming the first British monarch to visit the Papal Basilica of St Paul Outside the Walls, the resting place of St Paul since the reformation, and address both ...

In a possible show of support for Ottowa as it also battles a trade war initiated by Mr Trump, Charles – who is the King of Canada – wore a red tie to the meeting in the 1844 Room of the royal ...

Charles, who is King of Canada, met with Carney, former governor of the Bank of England, in the 1844 Room of the royal residence in London. The King was pictured grinning as he shook Carney’s hand.

LONDON — King Charles met Prime Minister Mark Carney on Monday at Buckingham Palace for a brief confab about which little was publicly known — other than that it happened. It went “very well ...