Do you think there should be?

Anybody with familiarity about the work that is done by long-term care workers knows that they have highly demanding jobs emotionally and physically, and those jobs can be draining.

Would you respond personally?

While we hope for diplomacy with North Korea to be successful, we must recognize that hope alone is not a course of action.

Do you think there should be?

It is unacceptable. And we are committed, as a Department of Education to adhering to Title VI enforcement.

Since we passed the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act we have seen a stunning drop in gun crime in this country.

We have invested already $571 million in mental health services for students in K-12.

We are in a youth mental health crisis, and unfortunately across the country we have emergency room models of mental health support, meaning, after the trauma.

I am a believer that we should be in the business of helping give our students more access to diverse schools.

This doesn't sound to me like he's going to get rid of his nuclear ambitions anytime soon.

Wages are often at the very top of mind when we discuss long-term care professionals.

It is unacceptable. I have spoken to Jewish students who have shared with me that they have had to take a different route to class.

That is the most important thing to me, to make sure that our kids are safe on campus.

The anti-semitism that students are experiencing on campus is unacceptable.

At the end of the day, we are expecting the Better FAFSA can open the doors to an additional 600,000 students for higher education.

There are no Federal training requirements for categories of home care workers, such as personal care aides.

In my opinion, the textbook case for the power of alliances is the U.S.-South Korea Alliance--which will be 71 years strong this year.