Today (11 November) marks Remembrance Day, also known as Armistice Day, which means a chance to stop and think about those who fell during the First World War, as well as other conflicts since then.

This bike still has the dings, dents and bullet scars of battle. It’s a hardy, 102-year-old, Canadian-made machine — and Brad Christensen still finds it a pleasure to ride. “It handles nicely,” he ...

BRUSSELS (AP) — Across the world, nations paid respect with moments of silence and solemn ceremonies for their fallen soldiers in World War I and ever since on an Armistice Day pierced by the ...