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  • In his second State of the Union address, the president stressed that to revive the economy, stay globally competitive and "win the future," America must reinvent itself. That will require new government investments in education, renewable energy and infrastructure, he said. And it could set up a battle with Republicans who have vowed to slash federal spending.
  • ANALYSIS: The seating played into the president's strategy, providing a visual metaphor for crossing the divide. Anger and attitude are now called "vitriol" and are suddenly out of favor.
  • San Diego Congressional Representatives Susan Davis and Brian Bilbray discuss their reactions to the president's State of the Union Speech last night The president told the nation that American ingenuity and enterprise can still lead the world, but only if we invest in the future.
  • The SDSU Men's Basketball team is currently 20-0, and ranked No. 4 in the nation. This is, by far, the best basketball season the Aztecs men's basketball team has ever had. So, what's the secret behind SDSU's success this season? We speak to U-T sports reporter Mark Zeigler about the Aztecs success this season, and their game tonight against ninth ranked BYU Cougars.
  • President Obama characterized the nation's challenges as between the United States and the rest of the world, and not Democrats and Republicans.
  • The undefeated SDSU Aztec's face off with BYU on Wednesday. The winner will have the inside track at the Mountain West Conference regular-season title.
  • Protests in the capital by students and many from the country's middle classes played a key role in toppling the president, but it all began in the hinterlands. Many there hope the uprising brings about long-asked-for economic development.
  • Hearty applause often signals huge support and approval. But that's not necessarily so in politics. At the State of the Union, for instance, it could denote unity — or signify nothing.
  • Two protesters and a police officer were killed in the nationwide demonstrations inspired by Tunisia's uprising, which also demanded a solution to Egypt's grinding poverty and were likely to fuel growing dissent in a presidential election year.
  • Daily Report: Pre-Deployment Screening, Wounded Go Golfing, Leaving Afghanistan, Marine For Life, Vietnam Vets
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