When President Trump speaks to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday, his words are bound to be far different from the beginning of his first term.

As legal cases mount, more than 100 so far challenging the legality of the Trump administration’s actions, the Republican president is daring the other branches of government — Congress and the courts — to try to stop him.

Trump's speech on Tuesday evening isn't technically considered a State of the Union address — that comes next year, after he's been on the job for longer — but there's no distinguishable difference for anyone watching at home.

President Donald Trump’s Tuesday evening address to a joint session of Congress headlines another busy week at the Capitol — and don’t look now, but there are less than two weeks until the current government funding law expires.

President Donald Trump is scheduled to give his first second-term speech to Congress on Tuesday. While not a State of the Union speech, the occasion will allow Trump to boast of his administration‘s rapid pace and accomplishments after one and a half months in charge.