President Donald Trump delivered his 2026 State of the Union address to Congress, covering several key policy areas including national security, retirement benefits, and preparations for the nation's upcoming 250th anniversary.

During the speech, Trump discussed funding for the Department of Homeland Security and called on Congress to support government efforts to protect U.S. citizens. The address included a moment of tension when Representative Ilhan Omar remained seated during portions of the speech, prompting Trump to direct comments toward her from the podium.

Trump outlined proposed changes to retirement benefits, pledging that all American workers would receive access to the same retirement plan currently offered to federal employees. Under his proposal, the government would match contributions up to $1,000 annually for participating workers.

The president also addressed a recent Supreme Court ruling that struck down his administration's tariff policies, though specific details of his response were not detailed in the available coverage.

Trump referenced the Olympic champion U.S. men's hockey team during his remarks, though the context of this mention was not specified. The speech also touched on preparations for the nation's 250th anniversary, which will occur during his current term.

The address followed the traditional State of the Union format, with members of Congress present to hear the president's policy priorities and legislative agenda.