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A High‑Stakes Address: Trump Prepares for State of the Union Amid Polling Concerns

President Donald Trump leaves after an event in the East Room of the White House on Monday, Feb. 23, 2026, in Washington.  President Donald Trump is set to deliver his State of the Union address at a moment when national polling shows his support softening, creating an unusually high‑pressure backdrop for one of the most watched speeches of the year. While the State of the Union traditionally offers presidents an opportunity to outline their agenda and rally public confidence, this year’s address carries added weight as shifting voter sentiment becomes a central storyline. Advisers have signaled that Trump plans to emphasize economic themes, national security, and legislative priorities he argues will resonate with undecided voters. The White House is also expected to frame the speech as a reset point, aiming to reassert control over the national narrative and project stability. Political analysts note that State of the Union speeches rarely transform public opinion on their own...
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Severe Blizzard Conditions Persist in Ontario: Travel Advisory in Effect


Ontario continues to grapple with severe blizzard conditions, leading to widespread highway closures and hazardous travel conditions. Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) has issued blizzard warnings for several areas surrounding Lake Huron, including Owen Sound, Blue Mountains, and Saugeen Shores. 

The blizzard conditions are accompanied by strong, gusty winds, with speeds reaching up to 80 km/h, causing significant blowing snow and reduced visibility. The hardest-hit regions could see accumulations of 30-50 cm of snow, making travel extremely treacherous. 

Highway 21, from Ashfield to Southampton, has been closed due to poor conditions and a reported incident. Other affected highways include 10, 26, and parts of the 400, with potential bursts of snow reaching the northern Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and parts of the 401. 

ECCC advises against non-essential travel and urges those who must travel to keep others informed of their schedule and destination, carry an emergency kit, and stay updated on weather warnings. 

Stay safe and stay informed as conditions continue to deteriorate in Ontario's snowbelt regions.




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