Who Are The Royal Company Of Archers And How Do They Protect The Monarch?
Many know about the Royal Protection Squad, but there's another group that protects the monarch. Here's what we know about the Royal Company of Archers.
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The Bagpipes Played During The Queen's Funeral Have A Heartbreaking Backstory
The bagpipes played for Queen Elizabeth II at her funeral are the perfect way to say goodbye, especially given how much they were a major part of her every day.
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Why The Queen's Funeral Poses Such A Challenge For The London Police Force
After the death of Queen Elizabeth II on Sept. 8, 2022, the nation prepared for her funeral on Sept. 19 — which was a huge challenge for the London police.
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Princess Anne Chose A Very Different Life For Her Royal Children
Princess Anne is the daughter of the late Queen Elizabeth II, but she chose a very different life for her royal children.
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The Lady-In-Waiting Who Was By Queen Elizabeth II's Side Until The End
Details on the lady-in-waiting who was by Queen Elizabeth II's side until the very end, even leading her household into the queen's funeral.
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Did Pope Francis Attend Queen Elizabeth's Funeral?
When Queen Elizabeth II died, Pope Francis paid tribute, saying, "I willingly join all who mourn her loss in praying for the late Queen's eternal rest."
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Inside Queen Elizabeth II's Relationship With Camilla Parker Bowles
From all accounts, Queen Elizabeth II and Camilla Parker Bowles' relationship had been transformed over the years, and Camilla offered more insight recently.
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How British Mourners Are Turning A Profit After Viewing The Queen's Coffin
It seems some who waited in a queue to file past Queen Elizabeth II in Westminster Hall were all quick to part with a memento unique to those who had waited.
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What Comes Now For Countries That Have Queen Elizabeth Featured On Their Currency?
Currency featuring Queen Elizabeth II won't be going away anytime soon.
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Who Was Judas Iscariot, The Disciple Who Betrayed Jesus Christ?
The name Judas has become synonymous with traitor, especially a traitor who was once a close, respected associate of the one who is betrayed.
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The Theory That Changes How We See King Tut's Parents
Part of the fun (and, yes, part of the frustration) of studying history is that new evidence continuously comes to light, giving fresh insights into the past.
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Questionable Things About Richard Nixon's Presidency
Richard Nixon was one of the most controversial presidents in United States history. These are some questionable things about Richard Nixon's presidency.
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Famous Men Who Were With Their Mistresses When They Died
People have always cheated on their spouses. One other historical constant? People die. Here are some famous men who were with their mistresses when they died.
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It Turns Out Queen Elizabeth Wasn't The Only Dog Lover In The Royal Family
In the millennia since their domestication, dogs have served many purposes within human society -- sometimes work, sometimes protection, sometimes just pets.
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Why JFK's Assassination Caused Brutal Backlash For The Dallas Cowboys
An often untold consequence of President John F. Kennedy's assassination was the severe backlash against the city of Dallas, Texas, and the Dallas Cowboys.
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The Truth About The Assassination Attempt On King Charles' Life
Being a public figure, especially in terms of governmental duties, can make someone an inviting target of criticism, protest, demonstrations -- and shots fired.
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Inside The Failed Mountain Rescue Of Dudley Wolfe On The Side Of K2
Mountaineering is an inherently dangerous sport, a combination of training, determination, and skill, combined with unforeseeable circumstances like weather.
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The Mysterious 1985 Disappearance Of Nicole Morin
The mysterious 1985 disappearance of 8-year-old Nicole Morin from her apartment building has baffled Toronto police for decades. But now there may be new leads.
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The History Of The Largest Three Stooges Museum
The Three Stooges (all six of them) have cemented their place in the hearts of their fans. No wonder a museum has been dedicated to their memory.
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Behind The Mystery Of The White Fiat In Princess Diana's Death
Diana Spencer, the former Princess of Wales, died in a rather public and tragic way. One thing that remains undetermined has to do with a particular white Fiat.
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A German Tank Had No Hope Against A Lone Axe-Wielding Soviet Union Cook
There's the story of David vs. Goliath -- a young shepherd, armed only with a sling, up against a fully armored, gigantic warrior. Like an axe vs. a tank.
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The Unexpected Origins Of Firewalking
There are many practices around the world that can draw the curiosity of many, including firewalking. Here are the unexpected origins of this practice.
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The Significance Of London's Wellington Arch Explained
London's Wellington Arch is one of the city's best-known landmarks and its significance is tied to its original intended purpose, representing England's power.
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Who Was The First British Royal To Visit America?
The first British royal to visit America made their visit in 1860, but this royal was not a monarch at the time. That visit took place nearly 80 years later.
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Are There Nuns Or Monks At Westminster Abbey?
Queen Elizabeth II's funeral will take place at Westminister Abbey on September 19, and some may wonder if any monks or nuns will attend. Here's the answer.
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The Queen's Relationship With David Beckham Explained
David Beckham waited with thousands to pay his respects to Queen Elizabeth II. Some 20 years earlier, Beckham also stood before the queen for a royal honor.
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Do Prince William And Kate Have Any Pets?
There's a long history of pets within the royal family — perhaps most famously, Queen Elizabeth's corgis — but the late queen wasn't the only dog lover.
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