King Charles III is making sure former royal subjects in Washington, D.C., remember that he still owns the place while in Ottawa.
Charles opened the Canadian Parliament as monarch for the first time on Tuesday in a display of national sovereignty against the U.S. government. The king’s speech clearly rebuked the White House’s aspirations to annex its northern neighbor, but he stopped short of fanning flames.
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