Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Wednesday: 1. TRUMP ADDRESSES NATION, URGES UNITY In his first State of the Union speech, the president urges lawmakers to come together to make good on long-standing promises to, among other things, fix the nation's crumbling infrastructure and fractured immigration systems. 2. WHAT'S RATTLING US HEALTH INDUSTRY Three of corporate America's heaviest hitters — Amazon, Warren Buffett and JPMorgan Chase — announce plans to jointly create a company to provide their employees with high-quality, affordable care. 3. FOR NOW, GOP MEMO IN LIMBO The White House says it will conduct a legal and national security review before Trump decides whether to release the classified memo on the Russia investigation. 4. FALLOUT CONTINUES FROM ERRONEOUS ALERT Hawaii's emergency management leader resigns and a state employee who sent an alert falsely warning of an incoming ballistic missile is fired, officials say. 5. 'A BLEMISH ON OUR HISTORY' Israel's plan to deport tens of thousands of African migrants sparks a backlash from liberal Israelis who say Israel — established in the wake of the Holocaust — should never turn away those in need. 6. HOW POPE IS RESPONDING TO CHILEAN CRITICS The pontiff sends the Vatican's most respected sex crimes expert to investigate a bishop accused by abuse victims of covering up for Chile's most notorious pedophile priest. 7. US STOCKS LOSE GROUND Hefty losses in health care and technology companies hand the market its worst two-day drop since May. 8. TWO CASINOS OPENING THEIR DOORS In Atlantic City, thousands of jobs lost during a brutal three-year stretch when five casinos shut down are coming back. 9. 'GLEE' ACTOR AN APPARENT SUICIDE AT 35 Mark Salling played bad-boy Noah "Puck" Puckerman in the hit musical-comedy. His death comes weeks after he pleaded guilty to possessing child pornography. 10. WHO'S EAGLES' TOP CHEERLEADER QB Carson Wentz, out with an injury, will have to be satisfied with urging on backup Nick Foles from the sidelines during Sunday's Super Bowl.