Even though 2.5 million were produced, "Keep calm and carry on" was shelved by the government and moldered in boxes until a bookstore owner found one in 2000. The rest, of course, is history.

"Keep calm and carry on" is to Brits what "I heart NY" is to New Yorkers. The phrase is plastered on every printable surface and remixed hundreds of ways. Bring it up in conversation with a Brit ...

One of its propaganda products was a poster exhorting Britons to "Keep Calm and Carry On." Intended to be issued only in the event of a German invasion of Britain, the posters never went on ...

The stock and bond markets remain relaxed despite geopolitical chaos.

A new book explores the history of the “Keep calm and carry on” poster, revealing how a WWII propaganda tool from 1939 turned into a meme. CNN values your feedback 1.

The now-famous Keep Calm and Carry On poster was produced by the British Ministry of Information in 1939, as a quintessentially British statement of what to do in the event of German invasion.

“Keep calm and carry on.” These words were one of the slogans created to prepare the British people in 1939 for what was to come — hard wartime conditions.

Keep calm and carry on. Those words, though not appearing as extensively on posters in wartime Britain as often supposed, are good advice for Americans now appalled by the presidency of Donald ...

A view of the glaciers as polar bears, one of the species most affected by climate change, walk in Svalbard and Jan Mayen, on July 15, 2023. ... “Keep calm and carry on,” he added.