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Trump Boasts ‘Turnaround for the Ages,’ Clashes With Democrats in Longest-Ever State of the Union Address
- On Feb. 24, 2026, President Donald Trump delivered the State of the Union at the U.S. Capitol, centering the speech on affordability and unveiling a new health care plan plus tech companies paying utility bills for data centers.
- After the Supreme Court ruling limiting his tariff powers, Trump faces higher political risk as Republicans seek to retain Congress ahead of the November midterms.
- The White House framed the night as 'America at 250,' and polls showed two-thirds of Americans called this State of the Union more important than prior years, highlighting economic signals.
- Many proposals will need congressional approval, and allies say he intended to recast tariffs as strategic, but polls show voters worry levies will raise prices.
- Trump has already moved to lift global tariffs to 15%, and farmers and business leaders report tariff uncertainty is disrupting planning and inputs, with growers citing "no certainty" about markets.
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The Trentonian
Trump plans to take his State of the Union message on the road — eventually
By SEUNG MIN KIM WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump has delivered the State of the Union. Now the challenge for him is to make that message stick. His address on Tuesday was a declaration of pride in the achievements of his still-young second term, as he boasted of an economic renaissance at home while he’s imposed a new world order abroad. Trump is getting his first opportunity to test drive that midterm year message later this week, when…
Watch the most outrageous moments from Trump’s State of the Union speech
Watch the most outrageous moments from President Donald Trump’s State of the Union speech on Tuesday (24 February). The hour and 48-minute speech broke the record for the longest-ever State of the Union address. During his hour and 48-minute speech, Trump railed against the Supreme Court’s recent decision striking down his tariff policy, quipped that he should be in the midst of his third term, and was heckled as he spoke about his immigration c…
Winnipeg Free Press
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President Trump's State of the Union address to Congress was above all else: very long. But what does it mean for the US and the rest of the world? Five insights from Martin Ganslmeier.
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