Presidential Address: Trump defends tariffs, backs DOGE firings
President Donald Trump's address to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday night received mixed reactions on Wednesday morning. In his speech, the President laid out his vision for the nation's future, touching on various topics, including tariffs, government spending, and border security. The Democratic and Republican parties clashed as the President defended some of his latest actions since re-entering the White House for his second term.
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