The king was invited to open Canada’s Parliament as a subtle rebuke to President Trump’s economic and annexation threats ...

I spend part of Memorial Day at an annual ceremony in Alexandria honoring city residents killed or missing in Vietnam. I get ...

For the first time, the annual ceremonial review for the 2512 Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps will be held in Cochrane, ...

Charles is the first British monarch in almost 70 years to preside over the opening of the Canadian parliament ...

Two nights before the most important salute of her cadet career, Warrant Officer Olivia Vernelli walked the ground at the ...

Pageantry was on full display during the King and Queen’s second and final day in Ottawa, including a ceremonial 21-gun ...

In Britain, such openings are preceded by a ceremonial inspection of Westminster Palace for explosives, a relic of the foiled 1605 Gunpowder Plot. A ceremonial hostage is taken by Buckingham Palace to ...

The historic throne speech was tied to the annexations threat from Donald Trump, and many were looking for some defiance from ...

President Donald Trump’s threats to annex the largest of Charles’s realms has thrust the monarch into a difficult diplomatic maelstrom.

The British monarch’s presence may have been meant to rebuke Donald Trump, but it also served as a reminder of the other ways ...

The monarch used the rare speaking opportunity to declare the nation “strong and free” despite America’s encroachment.

From rabbit’s feet to playing cards sewn into uniforms, these weren’t just tokens—they were armor against the unknown.