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She won the Virginia governor's office by double digits last November.

President Trump's speech Tuesday night was the longest presidential speech before Congress in recent history, beating the record Trump himself said just a year ago.

His speech ran about one hour, 48 minutes, roughly nine minutes longer than last year.

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Several states, all led by Democrats, are suing the Trump administration over its overhaul of childhood immunization policy.

Colorado Public Radio's John Daly has more.

A fight over Warner Brothers Discovery took another turn Tuesday.

Paramount has raised the price of its takeover offer to $31 per share and also increased the termination fee it would pay should the deal fail to gain regulatory approval.

Paramount made an initial all-cash hostile bid in December, just days after Warner struck a deal to sell its studio and streaming business to Netflix.

Global stock markets advancing ahead of the opening bell on Wall Street.

Shares in Europe are up, and the regional markets in Asia gained ground.

Japan's benchmark Nikkei and the market in Taiwan closed up more than 2 percent.

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President Trump used his State of the Union speech Tuesday night to claim the country is stronger than ever, even though poll show voters are worried about the economy.

He also confronted Democrats, some of whom shouted at the president over his immigration crackdown.

Democrats largely stayed seated while Republicans stood to applaud.

NPR's Domenico Montanaro has more on President Trump's reset on immigration.

Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger delivered the Democratic response, disputing President Trump's assertion that the nation is in a golden age, saying many Americans are feeling the pinch of high costs more than a year into his second term.