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In 1788, James Iredell urged his fellow delegates in North Carolina to ratify the U.S. Constitution. He assured them that the country's top executive could be held criminally accountable for his actions.

The lower part of the statue, which depicts King Ramesses II, one of ancient Egypt's most powerful rulers, was found in 1930.

The departing monarch appeared to hold back tears as she told her son, Frederik, "God save the King" following his accession to the throne.

The hall is thought to be assoiated with a legendary Bronze Age ruler in Germany, who according to local folklore, was buried in a solid gold coffin.

Lady Anne Glenconner, a maid of honor at Queen Elizabeth's coronation, spoke about the duchess's experience with the demands of royal duty.

Prince Harry has begun the journey back to Windsor after an emotional 24 hours during which he missed the chance to say goodbye to Queen Elizabeth II.

As a rule of thumb, we should treat the royals just as we treat MPs and ministers. They are public officials; they hold public titles, and we fund and subsidize them to perform a public role. As such their personal conduct, public appearances, and questions about probity, integrity and, of course, their effectiveness in the role should all be open for blunt, honest debate.

As Prince George turns 9, Newsweek looks at how the events of the last year have been preparing the young royal for his future role.

Despite no longer fulfilling royal duties, Harry and Andrew could still find themselves sitting on the British throne.

Author Tina Brown says that though Charles appears to have "a certain amount of stage fright" over being king, he will be a "successful transitional monarch."

Microsoft already makes a lot of money from video games, but that revenue will be even higher once it formerly acquires Activision Blizzard.

Microsoft announced that it will be buying "Call of Duty" and "World of Warcraft" publisher Activision Blizzard. Here's what it means for the future of gaming.

Would-be monarchs need not to be part of the British Royal Family's blood line to apply for the role.

Republican CNN guest Rick Wilson misquoted a line from HBO's "The Wire," in which he warned Nancy Pelosi to go all-in on impeachment if she chooses to, because "if you're going to go after the king, you best get him."

The sequel to Gareth Edwards' 2014 film "Godzilla" has been trashed by a number of critics.

More Burger King locations are now selling the meatless Impossible Burger. Find out when and where you can buy the Impossible Whopper, here.

You can feel any way you like with Burger King's "Real Meals."

The artifact describes several kings mentioned in the Christian bible.

The NYSE and the Nasdaq will both observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day by being closed.

The money will fund the park for 16 days, allowing Super Bowl visitors to see the site.

"I need to know if you will stand with me as The New York Times—whose largest owner is Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim—seeks to destroy me and defeat border security," said a Steve King campaign email.

Critics have asked why Republicans have censored King while ignoring racist remarks from President Donald Trump.

The president dismissed the Iowa congressman's comments before departing for a conference in New Orleans.

"I think we're going to serve McDonald's, Wendy's and Burger King, with some pizza," Trump said. "I really mean it. It would be interesting."

Republicans "protect a president who can't bring himself to condemn neo-Nazis. Those aren't seeds. They're redwoods"

"This is a fundamental problem for the Republican Party now."

"When people with opinions similar to King's open their mouths, they damage not only the Republican Party and the conservative brand but also our nation as a whole," Senator Tim Scott wrote in an op-ed.

Christopher Davila initially claimed his 8-month-old son had been kidnapped inside his car from a San Antonio gas station.

"The stench of your deceit and your views pollutes your district, your state, your party, and the United States," tweeted John Podhoretz, one of The Weekly Standard's co-founders and a contributing editor of the magazine, about Representative Steve King.

"There is a very strong conviction on this side of the aisle that the algorithms are written with a bias against conservatives."