Reporting·Apr 29, 2023Protests Against Charles III ‘Drowned Out’ by School Kids – Or Were They?“Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown.” William Shakespeare made that observation in the sixteenth century in his play, “Henry IV Part Two,” but it still seems relevant to King Charles III in the twenty-first…1 sourceComments
Opinion·Mar 24, 2022A Day in the Life of Paranoid Putin Will Almost Make You Feel Sorry for Him“Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown,” William Shakespeare wrote in “Henry IV, Part Two.” That famous line applies doubly to a man like Russian President Vladimir Putin , who not only has spent almost two decades…1 sourceComments
