From National Review, "the fever of partisan hatred might be breaking".
From FrontpageMag, Trump's speech is divisive, but not in the way Democrats believe.
From Townhall, the DNC was trying to bury something during the SOTU.
From Politico, the president gave a rather conventional speech. (via HotAir)
From CBS News, most Americans approve of the president's speech.
And from Red State, by their behavior at the SOTU, Democrats got some Republicans elected.
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Some other things going on include:
From Voice Of Europe, a German candy advertisement goes into sharia mode.
From the Express, the real reason Angela Merkel opened the borders. (via Voice Of Europe)
From Deutsche Welle, the E.U. promises €42.5 million to the Palestinians for "state-building efforts". (How much of that money will really go to "state-building", and how much will go into rockets aimed at Israeli civilian areas is anybody's guess.)
From Reuters, German police arrest three in connection with alleged human trafficking.
From The Telegraph, an Oxford professor is detained in Paris over accusations of rape.
From Total Croatia News, Croatian police denied asylum for Syrians who were later taken to Montenegro.
From Flanders News, the Belgian and Russian prime ministers meet in Moscow.
From The Local AT, Austria's chancellor meets with Hungary's prime minister.
From The Local SE, the chief of Sweden's national police has resigned.
From the NL Times, the Netherlands prepares for a nuclear disaster.
From The Daily Wire, the NFL's commissioner defends the league's decision against running an ad from AMVETS during the Super Bowl. (H/T Tapp into the Truth for the Tweet)
From the Washington Examiner, the FBI claims to have "grave concerns" about the accuracy of the Nunes memo.
From CNN, Representative Trey Gowdy (R-SC) will not seek reelection this year.
From ABC News, a train carrying members of Congress collides with a truck in Virginia.
From the Daily News, a Jewish boy in France is beaten for wearing a kippa.
From Jewish News Syndicate, the U.S. State Department designates the leader of Hamas and two others as "specially designated global terrorists".
From Al Arabiya, an Iranian-American dual citizen and his wife are sentenced to long prison terms.
From DNA, Indian authorities arrest nine people over an alleged plot to sell a woman to ISIS.
From The Blast, the brother of a former president goes briefly to jail for DUI. (via The Daily Caller)
And from the New York Post, Ferry McFerryface gets a new name.
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