King Charles III extolled the bonds between Britain and the United States in a speech to Congress on Tuesday. Here is the full text: “Mr. Vice President, Mr. Speaker, members of Congress, ...

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King Charles III has delivered a speech to the US Congress heavy on sentiment about the "special relationship" between the two nations. He did not explicitly mention the many ways that relationship ...

King’s carefully crafted address to US Congress was the result of close liaison with aides, No 10 and Foreign Office Donald Trump called it “fantastic”, Democrats cheered references to Magna Carta, ...

It was a speech that needed to meet the moment. But more importantly, it needed to transcend it. The King received multiple standing ovations in his 20-minute speech. The recurring themes were ...

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King Charles III deployed the first royal address to the U.S. Congress in 35 years today — and he had plenty to say to Washington’s gathered political leadership. His speech to a bipartisan crowd of ...