We all saw it. First there was his post on Truth Social proclaiming “LONG LIVE THE KING” as Trump far exceeded his authority ...

U.S. Rep. Maxwell Frost walked out of President Trump’s joint address in protest with about seven other members of Congress Tuesday night, a move that was not caught by TV cameras but which marked one ...

When Tatum Lady Reiss reigns as Rex’s consort on Tuesday, she will wear a glittering crown and wield a bejeweled scepter.

The Delhi High Court has stepped in to protect fast-food giant Burger King from fraudsters running fake franchise websites under its name. The court granted a John Doe order, restraining unknown ...

After missing 25 days, six Canucks games, and the 4 Nations Face-Off to an oblique injury, Quinn Hughes was a game-time decision for the Canucks as they faced the Los Angeles Kings. Hughes took ...

After missing 25 days, six Canucks games, and the 4 Nations Face-Off to an oblique injury, Quinn Hughes was a game-time decision for the Canucks as they faced the Los Angeles Kings. Hughes took the ...

‘Iran is on the brink of a revolution,’ says exiled Crown Prince We Asked the Public Who the First King of England Was… | History's First ...

There are variations of Epiphany or king cakes from around the world, and similar pastries abound in Portugal and Greece to ring in the New Year. In Spain, Roscón de Reyes — a doughnut-shaped ...

A deep fake video of Donald ... Long live the King." The White House shared this message by sharing an illustration of Trump wearing a crown on a magazine cover resembling Time Magazine but ...

Federal staffers at the Department of Housing and Urban Development were greeted by a fake AI video depicting ... Captioned “Long live the real king,” the footage depicted the president ...

Some employees at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development were greeted by an unusual sight in their offices Monday: a fake video of ... “Long live the real king.” ...

A couple of days earlier, Trump posted, “He who saves his Country does not violate any law,” a quote attributed to the 19th-century French emperor and dictator Napoleon. That’s not exactly the ...