BREAKING: One of Congress’ most aggressive Trump critics just lost his seat in Texas.
Rep. Al Green, the Democrat who repeatedly pushed to impeach President Trump, was defeated in a heated primary race against fellow Texas Rep. Christian Menefee.
Green built a national profile during Trump’s first term by relentlessly criticizing the president and repeatedly interrupting his State of the Union speeches.
Now, after years in office, one of Trump’s loudest congressional opponents is out.
@ObamaFoundation@BarackObama Barney Frank was one of a kind. For more than three decades in Congress, he fought tirelessly for the people of Massachusetts, helped make housing more affordable, stood up for the rights of LGBTQ+ Americans
@BarackObama Barney Frank was one of a kind. For more than three decades in Congress, he fought tirelessly for the people of Massachusetts, helped make housing more affordable, stood up for the rights of LGBTQ+ Americans
@GinaHinojosaTX@BarackObama Barney Frank was one of a kind. For more than three decades in Congress, he fought tirelessly for the people of Massachusetts, helped make housing more affordable, stood up for the rights of LGBTQ+ Americans
@BarackObama Barney Frank was one of a kind. For more than three decades in Congress, he fought tirelessly for the people of Massachusetts, helped make housing more affordable, stood up for the rights of LGBTQ+ Americans
@kurtmetzger@BarackObama Barney Frank was one of a kind. For more than three decades in Congress, he fought tirelessly for the people of Massachusetts, helped make housing more affordable, stood up for the rights of LGBTQ+ Americans
On Memorial Day, we pay tribute to the brave men and women in uniform who gave their lives for this country that we love. It is a debt we can never fully repay, but we must never stop trying. I’ll always be grateful to our fallen heroes and their families, whose sacrifice reminds us of what it means to live for something greater than ourselves.
From @TheAthletic: The Knicks traded five first-round picks and more to the cross-town rival Nets to acquire Mikal Bridges.
It was worth it for New York. It’s time to let that argument die. https://t.co/XIJEmtoa2M
Pope Leo XIV on Monday set out a sweeping A.I. vision, warning leaders to safeguard humanity from the technology's most disruptive effects. https://t.co/epZNSHnOGD
@nytimes The straits have to be open. They're going to be opened one way or the other... What's happening there is unlawful — it's illegal, it's unsustainable for the world, and unacceptable."
@FoxNews The straits have to be open. They're going to be opened one way or the other... What's happening there is unlawful — it's illegal, it's unsustainable for the world, and unacceptable."
@FoxNews The straits have to be open. They're going to be opened one way or the other... What's happening there is unlawful — it's illegal, it's unsustainable for the world, and unacceptable."
@FoxNews The straits have to be open. They're going to be opened one way or the other... What's happening there is unlawful — it's illegal, it's unsustainable for the world, and unacceptable."
NBA star Kyle Kuzma reveals his massive bet on Spencer Pratt to be the next mayor of Los Angeles.
The former Lakers champion revealed he placed a $36,000 bet on the longtime reality TV star to win the Los Angeles mayoral race — a wager that could result in a whopping payout of more than $130,000.
Kuzma defended his support on social media, saying “LA has been cooked since Covid,” as Pratt continues to build momentum with outsider-style attacks on crime, homelessness and city leadership.
Radical Senate candidate Graham Platner railed against CEOs and tried to win over working class voters while rallying with Bernie Sanders during the Vermont senator's "Fighting Oligarchy Tour."
Platner took aim at wealthy Americans as well as those he says are part of the "Epstein class."
“I believe that we should not be settling for scraps that they throw to us from the table, where they are dining with the Epstein class.”
“I believe that in our country, the voices of working people are far more important than the voices of those who merely have money.”
Mandatory Ebola screenings have expanded to Atlanta's International Airport.
Travelers arriving from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda and South Sudan are now required to undergo temperature checks and complete a health questionnaire after landing in Atlanta.
If travelers pass the screening, they are cleared to leave the airport but will still be monitored for 21 days by a state health department at their final destination.
This move comes as the current Ebola outbreak overseas has caused at least 220 deaths around the world.