Glenn Kessler on what he learned about debunking this president from his years running The Washington Post Fact Checker.

Autumn Brewington: King Charles III could have done more, much earlier, than let it be known in a statement after his brother's arrest that “the law must take its course.”

Mike Wise: Maybe all Lindsey Vonn wants is to write her own ending.

Advice for Jeff Bezos

Glenn Kessler: The staff cuts and strategy Post leadership announced are a recipe for journalistic irrelevance.

My old corner of The Washington Post raised some of the best journalists in the business.

Martin Peterson: The Greek philosopher explicitly urged his students to seek the truth — even when it was uncomfortable or controversial. Universities should do the same.

And other Windsor updates from an unusual December

Former prince's membership in the Order of the Garter 'cancelled and annulled,' knighthood in the Royal Victorian Order removed

Another instance of crown-owned palatial homes leased below market rate; and other royal news

Happy Tuesday, royal watchers!

The Princess of Wales' comms team appears to have bungled.

Friday roundup

The American 1-cent piece was valuable precisely because it wasn’t worth much.

Projecting unity in a fracturing kingdom

Here are the charts to prove it.

The Princess of Wales and her oldest son attended the annual concert at Royal Albert Hall

Harry didn't intend to offend Canadians. But sometimes a hat is ... just a hat.

A newsletter charting the age of uncertainty

Plus: William in Brazil, Becks is knighted, Andrew keeps his Falklands medal

The royal roundup your inbox needed

In the remote Arctic town of Kotzebue, Alaska, some residents still talk about the Dairy Queen that closed several years ago. They also talk about what’s at risk of closing next: the region’s lone rad...

As I pass a milestone without Mom, I remember her gift for dance.

A company paying Sarah Ferguson was given a private tour of Buckingham Palace while the late Queen was in residence, BBC can reveal.

Britain's royal family distanced themselves from the most disgraced Windsor. That’s not the same thing as accountability.

Free Halloween chocolate speaks to this country’s civic trust and social ideals.

This isn't the end of the story for Mr. Mountbatten Windsor or Buckingham Palace

A gross attempt at shifting attention

Copeland championed diversity throughout her career. But with her retirement the American Ballet Theatre is again without a Black female principal dancer.

He still has his titles and grand home in Windsor. Will the royal family or lawmakers act?

Some fun royal reading