How to watch King Charles III’s historic address to Congress live

America has a big milestone birthday this year, 250 to be exact. What better way to mark the occasion than to have the monarchy we declared independence from over to celebrate? This week, King Charles III and Queen Camilla began a four-day state visit to the United States. Today (Tuesday, April 28, at 3 p.m. ET), Charles will address a joint meeting of Congress. Before we get into how to tune in, let’s take a look at the jammed-pack schedule for the visit, what’s at stake, and the historical precedent. What is Charles and Camilla’s schedule? The king and queen hit the ground running on Monday. They had tea with President Trump and the First Lady Melania at the White House. They also checked out the beehives. Later that same afternoon, they attended a garden party at the British ambassador’s home in Washington, D.C. Tuesday is equally as busy. In the morning, Charles and Trump will have a private meeting. While this is going on the queen and the first lady will attend an educational event. After this, King Charles will address a joint meeting of Congress. (See how to watch below.) Tuesday evening, an official state dinner will be held with the King and Queen as guests of honor. Start spreading the news: On Wednesday, the royals will be in New York City. It is expected they will visit the 9/11 memorial and meet with first responders and families impacted by this tragic event. On Thursday, to conclude their trip, the royals will travel to Virginia and take in a national park. That same day, they will leave the U.S. and travel to Bermuda, a member of the U.K. Commonwealth. Why is King Charles and Queen Camilla’s visit important? The official reason for the state visit is to celebrate...