King Charles III Addresses Congress

WASHINGTON (AP) — King Charles III has acknowledged “times of great uncertainty” while addressing the U.S. Congress. Charles on Tuesday marked the 250th anniversary of American independence from Britain and highlighted the enduring bonds between the two nations. Charles is only the second British monarch to speak to Congress, following Queen Elizabeth II in 1991. Charles’ speech comes amid political turmoil, with tensions between President Trump and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer over the war in Iran. Trump and Charles met at the White House earlier on Tuesday. Charles and Queen Camilla will continue their U.S. trip with stops in New York City and Virginia.