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Trump to deliver State of the Union speech amid anxieties over Iran, tariffs and economy
President Trump outlines his administration’s priorities on economy, tariffs, immigration, and foreign policy while addressing recent Supreme Court and economic challenges.
- President Donald Trump will stand before a joint session of Congress on Feb. 23, 2026, to defend trade and immigration agendas, with the speech expected to be long.
- After a 6-3 Supreme Court decision Friday, Trump announced a 10% worldwide tariff via an executive order citing Section 122 limits.
- Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger will deliver the Democratic response, while the U.S. Olympic men's hockey team is invited as guests and some House Democrats plan alternative events.
- Seen as the final shot before the midterms, the White House plans affordability measures despite Trump's slipping approval among independent voters, the Wall Street Journal reported.
- With assets massing around Iran, the U.S. military buildup injects unpredictability into the address and affects public and presidential reactions.
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The president attacks the opposition and immigrants and repeats the pattern of last year step by step, with a two-hour show full of surprise guests, live medals to soldiers and brawls Read
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In a landmark State of the Union address Tuesday night, President Donald J. Trump declared the arrival of a “Golden Age” for the United States, a sentiment immediately echoed by key Republican allies who characterized his first year back in office as a period of unprecedented delivery for the American people. As the nation nears […] Promises Kept: Allies Hail Trump’s ‘Golden Age’ And Resurgent American Dream
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Trump tries to reset presidency in State of the Union speech
US President Donald Trump boasted Tuesday of a "turnaround for the ages" in a State of the Union speech, seeking to reverse his dismal polls and see off mounting challenges at home and abroad ahead of crucial midterm elections.
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