Richard III has long stood accused of murdering his nephews in 1483, but some experts doubt it. A new piece of evidence has them as divided as ever. The uncrowned King Edward V and his younger ...

The personal prayer book of King Richard III — in which the English king likely scrawled a reminder of his birthday in his own hand — is now available to peruse online.

Supporters of King Richard III want a just-revealed reconstruction of the monarch’s head to bring a human aspect to a leader portrayed through the centuries as a murderous villain who butchered ...

Richard III was slain in 1485 at the Battle of Bosworth Field, a moment immortalized by Shakespeare. In Richard III, the cornered king senses his own doom. "I have set my life upon a cast,/ And I ...

Though the Richard III Society and other defenders of the king’s legacy have countered these characterizations, particularly amid the recent wave of interest sparked by his remains ...

Richard III was crowned King of England in 1483, and many have long suspected that he gained the throne through the cold-blooded assassination of two young nephews who stood in his way — Edward ...

Miserable old git King Richard III did have his young nephews killed in the Tower of London, according to bombshell new evidence. The Princes in the Tower murder case may have finally been cracked ...

It happened Sunday for King Richard III, ... a 17th generation nephew of the king whose DNA was a crucial link in helping prove the identity of the long-dead monarch. Ibsen, ...

“The Lost King” - ★ ★ ★ Richard III didn't need a horse for his kingdom. He just needed Philippa Langley. Langley, a single mother and amateur historian living in Edinburgh, Scotland ...

In 1483, King Edward IV of England died, leaving an underage heir who mysteriously disappeared with his brother. History has pointed to King Richard III as the killer, but other suspects are now ...

Well, maybe not forever. “The Lost King” recounts how Langley spearheaded a campaign to find and exhume Richard’s remains, an effort that came to fruition in 2012 in a Leicester parking lot.

The personal prayer book of King Richard III — in which the English king likely scrawled a reminder of his birthday in his own hand — is now available to peruse online.