The United States should make very clear that it's unacceptable to use U.S. weapons to target or indiscriminately fire on civilians and civilian infrastructure.
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It’ll cost hundreds of billions of dollars. Can’t afford it. That was a Covid-era policy. Newsflash to America: Covid is over.
They are snatching up anyone they can find as they pursue their mass deportation agenda and terrorizing our communities in the process.
Through his church ministry, Pastor Espinal has dedicated his life to improving the lives of some of his community’s most vulnerable members.
And this isn't about politics, this is about standing with our people.
It's an insult to Maryland and the community still suffering in the aftermath of the storm.
After a thorough assessment of the damage, it's clear that additional support is necessary.
These communities demonstrated a clear need through FEMA's own process, and Maryland will appeal the decision to seek all available resources to support the recovery efforts.
It is absolutely a violation of international law to prohibit food from getting into starving people, and the United States is complicit in this.
There have been war crimes committed in Gaza. There’s no doubt about it.
No, not at all and the United States did not sign on to that document that you just mentioned, that was signed by many, many of our allies and major countries around the world.
I think he is afraid of what we will find, including information dealing with him directly and personally.
I just don’t think he’s going to get away with it fully.
The Trump administration has made everybody wonder what it is they’re trying to hide.
We would — we still need to have comprehensive immigration reform, regardless — because what I know from the big, beautiful bill is, we are now trying to figure out 250,000 people who are about to lose their health care.
But that becomes my point, is that we’re continuing to watch these patchwork solutions, which, frankly, end up having really difficult consequences for our states and our jurisdictions, because we’re not actually having a comprehensive…
I’m very much okay with the idea that we have to be able to fix a completely broken immigration system.
I think these are very serious times. And I think anyone, when we’re talking about what becomes the future for, not just the party, but for this country, I want to know, are you taking this moment seriously?