Netflix's YA fantasy adventure 'The Letter for the King' pits an introverted outsider against a nefarious prince, with banal results. By Robyn Bahr In Netflix‘s YA fantasy action-adventure ...

It really has come to this: The White House posted a picture of Trump as a king. Tongue in cheek perhaps, (ha, ha) but I see it as another blatant negation of the ideals that many have not only fou… ...

Ruling as a king. In the wake of Watergate and the Vietnam War, political leaders and presidential scholars worried and wrote about the rise of what was labeled the “imperial presidency,” a ...

Letter: Americans have voted for a king. American voters, including many in Tennessee, have voted for Donald Trump to be not just president but a king.

I would like to remind people, we have not had a king since 1776, when the founding fathers of our country signed the Declaration Of Independence. When our country won its freedom during the ...

In that regard, The Letter for the King, based on a 1962 book by Dutch author Tonke Dragt, does little that’s new in the well-trod realm of medieval fantasy quest stories.It doesn’t need to ...

We no longer have a president. We have a king president. It's unbelievable that five awful men turned this great country into a kingdom. Justices Thomas, Alito, Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, and ...

The Letter for the King also stars Ruby Serkis, Thaddea Graham, and Gijs Blom. Serkis’ father, actor Andy Serkis, will also have a supporting role, as seen in the trailer.