Some Democratic lawmakers will be skipping President Donald Trump's first joint address to Congress of his second term on Tuesday.

Their less pugilistic approach is the latest sign the party is still coming to terms with how to confront the president.

Judging by his past speeches to Congress, President Donald Trump once felt the need to ask lawmakers to pass his agenda

When President Trump addresses Congress on Tuesday, a key group of people impacted by his deep cuts to the federal government will be watching from the audience. Former federal workers and beneficiaries of government programs will be invited by Democrats,

The event is expected to feature much pomp and circumstance as Trump touts his accomplishments so far — but will Democrats try to overshadow?

President Trump will deliver a nationally broadcast speech Tuesday night to a joint session of Congress, the first such address of his second term. In the speech, the president is expected to talk about the actions his administration has taken so far to dramatically shrink the size of the federal government,

Some Democrats are inviting fired federal workers to be their guests to President Trump's joint speech to Congress on Tuesday. Why it matters: The move is an effort from Democrats