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The King's historic address to the US Congress features on the front pages of Wednesday's papers.
King Charles defends transatlantic relationship in speech to Congress ⊖
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UK monarch’s visit to Washington comes at a fraught moment between the nations amid US-Israeli war against Iran
Watch key moments from the King's address to US Congress ○
It was the first time a sitting British monarch had addressed the chamber since Queen Elizabeth II in 1991.
King gets ovation for speech hailing importance of UK and US partnership ⊕
He tells US Congress his address comes "in times of great uncertainty" and says the two nations' relationship is "more important" than ever.
Five takeaways from the King's historic address to Congress ○
There were some lines in the speech that may have buoyed Democrats – and raised eyebrows in the White House.
DHS shutdown: Congressional dysfunction imperils pay for TSA, Secret Service ○
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The Department of Homeland Security has been shut down since February, as Congress continues to look for a compromise to fund the agency.
King Charles calls for NATO unity, Ukraine support in US Congress speech ⊕
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UK sovereign hails national friendship, but delivers pointed messages in speech during four-day US visit.
King Charles praises Nato and urges defence of Ukraine in key speech during Trump visit ⊕⊕
Remarks marking 250th anniversary of American independence tell US lawmakers: ‘The actions of this great nation matter’
King Charles has extolled the importance of Britain’s “special relationship” wit…
King Charles: The hidden messages in his speech to Congress ⊕
The British monarch delivered a jovial address to Washington's leaders that was laced with plenty of shade.
Congress cheers King Charles for underlining ‘checks and balances’ ⊕
US lawmakers gave King Charles III a standing ovation upon mentioning the importance of “checks and balances”.