“We are all still reading this bill, but its primary effect seems to be to limit the compensation of athletes while protecting the huge salaries of all the adults - coaches, ADs, sports industry executives - who are getting rich off the…

I just think it's important that you just tell us that we're going to train less people with federal dollars, and you're going to ask the private sector and states to pick up the difference.

This is a high risk strategy, to hope that this economic pressure will eventually cause [Iran] to voluntarily reopen the strait when there's plenty of evidence from military history to show that countries that are being attacked or invaded…

This MAHA PAC thing just seems like a moral and ethical mess.

I don't think we're going to adopt this budget, but I think if we did, it'd be a really dangerous prescription – especially for states like Connecticut.

As you know, the United States Postal Service (USPS) has a process to issue unique zip codes for communities, but that process is broken.

There are several bills that have been introduced in the House of Representatives and Senate that would direct USPS to issue unique zip codes.

And don't like the fact that their current senator seems to be empowering a pretty corrupt agenda in this administration.

Whereas Rider sees hockey as character-building fun, Black Bear's objective is far simpler: to make a grotesque amount of money.

It seems like the people of Maine like the fact that he's talking about the struggles that regular people are going through.

We are all still reading this bill, but its primary effect seems to be to limit the compensation of athletes while protecting the huge salaries of all the adults - coaches, ADs, sports industry executives - who are getting rich off the…

Sure, there are some good things for players in this bill, but this seems like a great deal for the NCAA and the rich guys who run college sports, and a bad deal for athletes.

And it gives the NCAA an antitrust exemption that no other industry gets just so they can keep underpaying the athletes.

Video evidence demonstrates that chemical agents have been employed indiscriminately, even when children are present.

This kind of use of force should require approval from someone in a position of authority and an assessment of the potential collateral damage to children.

There's absolutely no way that that doesn't result in fewer job training slots in Connecticut.

If we had taken this money that we've spent in just two and a half months of war and applied it to medical research, we would double this year's budget for medical research.

The potential for a serious humanitarian catastrophe is very real and, as a result, these warehouse detention facilities will almost certainly be closed by a Democratic president or Congress.