- King Charles III is scheduled to address a joint meeting of the US Congress, becoming only the second British monarch to do so.
- His speech is expected to acknowledge recent transatlantic disagreements, including those concerning the Iran war, while stressing the enduring shared traditions that unite the two countries.
- The monarch is expected to make brief reference to the recent gun attack in Washington and convey the British people's friendship on the 250th anniversary of American independence.
- Charles will highlight the long-standing defence, intelligence, and security ties, and the importance of both nations defending common values for global security and prosperity.
- The King will also discuss the significance of trade, technology, and environmental protection, concluding that the nations' history is one of "reconciliation and renewal" forming a great alliance.
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