Since 1913, presidents normally deliver a State of the Union address outlining the nation’s priorities and achievements. But this year, there won't be a State of the Union, technically.

He was also the only one to draw a clearly negative conclusion, telling Congress in 1975 that “the state of the union is not good.” Then, President Ronald Reagan found a seemingly magic word.

Starting with former President Ronald Reagan, several recent presidents have delivered speeches in the months after being inaugurated that serve the same purpose as the State of the Union, even ...

It looks like the State of the Union, and will be carried on live television, just like those annual addresses are. But it’s called something else: a joint address to Congress.

President Ronald Reagan delivered his State of the Union address to a joint session of Congress. User Created Clips from This Video. December 31, 1969 ...

Presidents have routinely delivered “unofficial” State of the Union addresses since Reagan in 1981, when he succeeded Democrat Jimmy Carter. Including Trump’s address in March, ...

In 1934, President Franklin D. Roosevelt began referring to it as the “Annual Message to Congress on the State of the Union.” Shortly after he was sworn in for his first term in 1981, Reagan ...

Forty years ago, then-Sen. Joe Biden (Del.) was one of a number of Democrats who delivered a rebuttal to President Ronald Reagan’s 1983 State of the Union address.