Trump’s US Congress address: Heckling, placard protest during longest presidential speech​

Delivering his first address to the Congress in his second term, US President Donald Trump touched upon a number of topics, including Joe Biden, Afghanistan, Russia-Ukraine war, reciprocal tariffs, etc. (AP)

Congressman Al Green, a Democrat, was ejected from the House Chamber for heckling the US President during his address. Green was ejected after he ignored Speaker Mike Johnson's directions to take seat. (AP)

During the address, the Democrats displayed placards against billionaire Elon Musk, a key Trump aide and head of DOGE. The Tesla and SpaceX CEO has come under fire for his diktats as DOGE head, including the work report order to federal employees. (AP)

A Congress member sported a tie with blue and yellow stripes to support war-torn Ukraine. The US has stopped military aid to Ukraine after last week's Oval Office confrontation involving Trump and Vice President JD Vance, as the duo took on Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky. (AP)

Several congresswomen from the Democratic Party wore pink attires for the presidential address. The colour, they said, signifies their protest of Trump's policies which negatively impact women and families. (AP)

Democratic Party members holding banners with the message 'False' during US President Donald Trump's speech. Hitting back, the Republican said that the Democrats will never be happy with him. (AP)

Donald Trump appointed DJ Daniel, a 13-year-old cancer survivor from Texas, as an agent of the US Secret Service. The President recalled that six years ago, doctors said Daniel had only five months to live. (AP)

The US President endorsed an anti-revenge porn bill proposed by his spouse, First Lady Melania Trump. The First Lady was accompanied by two young women, one of whom was a victim of an illicit deep fake image produced by a peer. (AP)

Second Lady Usha Vance, wife of Vice President JD Vance, also attended the presidential address. Usha Vance is the first-ever Indian-origin Second Lady of the United States. (AP)

Attacking his predecessor, Donald Trump described Joe Biden as the 'worst President in American History.' Trump mentioned Biden at least 16 times during his speech. (AP)