On Friday, February 27, 2026, two scenes played out simultaneously in two very different parts of the country. In Chappaqua, New York, former President Bill ... Read More

President Donald Trump's State of the Union speech breaks President Bill Clinton's 2000 record of 1 hour, 28 minutes and 49 seconds for longest televised SOTU address.

With his 1 hour and 47 minute speech, Trump beat his own record for the longest annual address to Congress on record since at least 1964 — which he set last year. The speech also topped President Bill Clinton’s record for the longest State of the Union Address.

The House Republican effort to depose Bill and Hillary Clinton over their Epstein ties continues their three-decade crusade to damage a Democratic royal couple. But the Clintons are well aware of the

The address unfolded amid visible partisan tension. Democratic lawmakers interrupted at points with jeers, and Representative Al Green of Texas was escorted out of the chamber.

Trump has always denied any wrongdoing, and the White House has called the allegations "false and sensationalist."

The Department of Justice has announced that it will investigate itself for failing to disclose documents containing allegations against President Donald Trump as part of the files on Jeffrey Epstein.