How did George III die? Was it raving in a straightjacket? Who stayed with him at the end of his long illness? Today we uncover the truth about George III, the man unfairly reduced to being the mad ...

On July 4, 1776, Congress signed the Declaration of Independence, their rationale for resisting the oppressive rule of mad King George III. They objected to some 20-plus infractions that made ...

The 1977 law that allowed Trump to declare a fake emergency to impose massive tariffs was an invitation to dictatorship.

President Donald Trump’s key signature policies—the ones that will define his second administration’s early and perhaps entire tenure—echo the very abuses America’s founders listed in the Declaration ...

There was little to indicate that we were near the spot where, 800 years ago, King John agreed to a peace ... the Declaration of Independence condemned George III for obstructing the administratio ...

NEVER let it be said that the people of Britain don’t have good judgment. I’ve just read an opinion poll which shows that ...

Still, it’s a short leash. In formal power, North Carolina’s governor remains the weakest in the nation. Long memories, ...

The ways the royals have celebrated their birthdays over the years really prove that they're nothing like the rest of us.

But Senator Angus King of Maine is that rarest of birds ... each representing some element of a government. (George III is the leadoff cuke, representing concentrated power.) ...

The singer-songwriter on his evolving solo career, the misguided side of fandom, and how he has never fallen out with his ...