We are deeply concerned about the possibility that Petrova could face persecution if deported to Russia.

Trump has shown a willingness to pull the tariff guns out whenever something irritates him.

We just have to move beyond the guy or gal on the white horse that’s going to come save the day — it’s exhausting.

This party needs to rebuild itself from the bottom up, not top down. We are as dumb as we want to be.

He had no policy to back up for young men, how to take care of these kids. But he at least expressed that — I see you, you matter, I care.

We must end offshore oil drilling in coastal waters once and for all.

I don’t think we should have supported that [continuing resolution], and I don’t think we should support a CR in the future unless it commits the administration to following the law.

Consumers are concerned about the inflationary effects of the tariffs hikes. They understand if prices rise, their real spending power will go down.

Trump is creating giant market fluctuations with his on-again, off-again tariffs.

At the head of this gathering storm stands Vice President Vance, calling on the president of the United States to defy the Supreme Court.

In times of crisis, this nation has often cast aside the old guard and turned to a new generation for new paths.

Vance has not only declared war on the courts, but on the universities.

Let me say this as clearly as I can: JD Vance, your cold indifference to the lives of vulnerable immigrants betrays every principle that this law school was built to uphold.

The president has no plan of how to actually have high-end advance manufacturing in the United States.

It's unconstitutional what they're doing in Yemen. They need to come to Congress.

The President was elected by the American people saying we don't want our tax dollars going for more bombing in the Middle East.

Tariffs can be a tool used as a broader Hamiltonian industrial policy.

If you want to bring back the manufacturing to the United States, you have to invest in the workforce.