Bone-crunching fight films and stunt spectaculars, these epic tales of heroism still blow us away The post The 25 Best Modern ...

Part of the magic of the movies is that they can take us anywhere, but not every movie is an epic that spans a person's ...

She was born Princess Alexandrina Victoria of Kent on May 24, 1819, at Kensington Palace and was a granddaughter of King George III. Upon her succession at the age of 18, it is thought she chose ...

Let’s conjure up Paul Revere’s midnight ride in this dark hour. Our ruler makes the English king, George III, look like a sweet prince. President Donald Trump’s brazen revenge spree is ...

King George III was constrained by the British Parliament, but Donald Trump has appropriated the prerogatives of a quiescent Congress and flouts the rulings of the federal courts as he sends ...

King Charles III, left, and Queen Camilla walk from St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle on their wedding day on April 9, 2005. March 2009: Charles and Camilla celebrate Hindu festival Holi at ...

I find myself thinking these days about the American revolutionaries, especially Thomas Paine. Paine immigrated from England to the American colonies in 1774 with a letter of introduction from ...

North’s political survival for a full six months after Yorktown was down to the fifth, and by far the most important, factor in his ability to defy political gravity: King George III.

When Washington voluntarily relinquished power after the revolution, King George III reportedly remarked, "If true, then he is the greatest man in the world." Washington's greatest legacy wasn't ...

George IV: George IV was the son of King George III, who was the younger brother of Princess Augusta Frederica. Caroline: Caroline was the daughter of Princess Augusta Frederica. Sharing a ...

King Charles III, left, and Queen Camilla walk from St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle on their wedding day on April 9, 2005. March 2009: Charles and Camilla celebrate Hindu festival Holi at London ...

For example, this contrariness – or as she often refers to it, "woodenheadedness" – is seen in King George III's picking a fight with American colonists or America's "own persistent mistakes ...