The U.S. Senate unanimously passed a bill on Tuesday that aims to make the National Churchill Museum in Fulton a national ...

The story of Churchill and how he helped shape the modern royal family is told in Andrew Morton’s new 'Winston and the Windsors,' out on Oct. 21 Winston Churchill had a consummate politician’s way of ...

It was the symbol that united the British people during the darkest days of World War Two. Prime Minister Winston Churchill made the V for Victory hand gesture one of the defining images of defiance ...

Winston Churchill’s quote explains why success and failure are temporary, and highlights courage as the key quality that helps people move forward through challenges and changing circumstances.

Reynolds, a professor of international history (emeritus) at University of Cambridge, is the author of Mirrors of Greatness: Churchill and the Leaders Who Shaped Him In 2024 Winston Churchill is 150 ...

July 3, 1940. After only 54 days into office, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill ordered his Navy to take control of French ships, or destroy them if the French refused to relinquish control.

The very hour that the United States entered World War II, Winston Churchill decided to invite himself to Washington, D.C. On December 8, 1941, even as Franklin D. Roosevelt was delivering his “day of ...

Angelina Jolie sold off a Winston Churchill painting that Brad Pitt bought her as a gift for $11.5 million on Monday. The work was gifted to Jolie by her estranged husband Pitt, who bought it for ...

In Britain he was the 'dragon-slayer' looming over one defeated enemy after another. But in Nazi-occupied Europe, Winston Churchill was the 'monster' allowing children to starve. During the Second ...

Channeling the U.K. Prime Minister took multiple attempts along with 14 pounds of foam and silicone and a team of Oscar-nominated filmmakers: "It was like Gary Oldman and Winston Churchill had a love ...

Winston Churchill's philosophy, encapsulated in his quote, emphasizes that neither success nor failure is final. He believed ...