U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday night delivered the longest State of the Union-style address in recent history, speaking for approximately one hour and 48 minutes before a joint session of Congress. According to data compiled by the American Presidency Project, which has tracked such speeches since 1964, the address is the lengthiest delivered to Congress in at least six decades. The speech broke the previous modern-era record — also set by Trump — when he spoke for one hour and 39 minutes last year. That earlier address, delivered during the first year of his second nonconsecutive term, was technically not classified as a formal State of the Union. Before Trump, the longest State of the Union on record was delivered by Bill Clinton in 2000, lasting one hour and 28 minutes. In c...