US EditionTrump Repeats Claims to Have ‘Obliterated’ Iran’s Nuke Program, Ended ‘8 Wars’
Trump claimed to have ended eight wars and highlighted plans for tariffs to replace income taxes amid economic gains and a pledge to secure AI data center energy.
- On Tuesday night, President Donald Trump delivered the longest State of the Union to a joint session of Congress, his first of the second term lasting one hour and 47 minutes.
- Facing the tariff ruling, Trump said global tariffs of 10 percent went into effect under alternative legal statutes and congressional action is not necessary to maintain them.
- On Capitol Hill, Trump urged Congress to pass the Stop Insider Trading Act and the SAVE America Act, naming Vice President JD Vance to lead a `war on fraud`.
- Dozens of Democratic lawmakers boycotted the speech and Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger delivered the official rebuttal, while observers said the address's impact on the November midterm elections remains unclear.
- On foreign policy, Trump claimed U.S. strikes last year obliterated Iran's nuclear programme, reiterated ending eight wars, cited 35 million India-Pakistan casualties, and introduced Enrique Marquez shortly released from prison.
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So Much Time, So Little Truth: Trump's Longest-Ever, Utterly Hollow Speech
Well, that was exhausting — or would have been, if I had watched it. But I am not a masochist. I waited to read the transcript.Trump’s State of the Union was historic in at least one respect: It was the longest SOTU ever. Was the plan to turn public opinion around by boring America into submission?The address may also have been historic in another way, although it would be hard to quantify. Did any previous SOTU contain so many lies?For the most…
President Donald Trump has given the longest State of the Union speech in the history of the United States. An overview of the most remarkable points.
Trump’s State of the Union FULL SPEECH: From tariffs, SC to Iran, US President rips into Democrats
President Donald Trump's State of the Union address tilted heavily on domestic issues, but he also made the case for his foreign policy efforts to Americans who are increasingly uneasy about his priorities. The president cheered brokering a fragile ceasefire deal in Gaza and his team's bringing home hostages taken by Hamas militants, capturing autocratic leader Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela and pressing fellow NATO members to increase defense spen…
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