Mom, wife, daughter, and loving but distracted friend. U.S. Senator for Minnesota. Prefers window seats, donuts and MN beer (all together when possible)
It’s not just a question of how long farmers can hunker down and endure high diesel prices. It’s a question of how many farms will go under because it’s just too much.
The entire presidential television press pool — Fox, ABC, CBS, NBC, and CNN — has agreed to suspend coverage in the wake of Trump’s decision to ban CNN, Politico, and MS NOW from the White House https://t.co/fidUefQtew
Exclusive: The Trump administration has deported more than 25,000 people to at least 28 countries even though the migrants are not their own citizens, according to data analyzed by The Post.
Migrants say they have been subjected to inhumane conditions. https://t.co/QtvIhlh7mI
"It's sick,” Trump said, “I mean, there's something wrong with a country that can allow people to write purposely negative stories.”
A country that “allows” people to write negative stuff — or anything else that may irritate those in power — is called America. The freedom to do so is enshrined in the very First Amendment to our Constitution.
There is one thing we should be clear-eyed about right now: AI developers aren’t above the laws we have currently on the books. They can and should be prosecuted and held liable if they break the law and their products harm us.
Ectopic pregnancy deaths have nearly doubled in post-Roe America. The rates are even worse in states with abortion bans.
When we warned them women would die, they didn't listen.
This was preventable.
If you think gas prices are too high, drive less.
If you think groceries are too expensive, eat one less meal.
If you think healthcare is too costly, don’t get sick.
This is the Republicans plan to fix Trump’s failing economy.
If the Fed has to raise rates this week, it will be due solely to the foreign and domestic policy of Trump and the Republican Party. They will, as always, lash out at others and attempt to shift blame. But it is a straight line between their policies and rates rising.
Not to mention Netanyahu routinely blocks the United States from seeking justice for our own citizens killed by Israeli settlers in the West Bank. We’ll work to block this weapons sale, but the Administration will like use emergency authority to bypass accountability in Congress. $2.8B dollars could go a long way to helping people here at home instead of furthering Israel’s atrocities.
The United States has no business sending Netanyahu billions of dollars’ worth of bombs after his record of indiscriminate violence against Palestinian civilians, including children.
NEW: The Trump administration is preparing a multibillion-dollar sale of 2,000-pound bombs to Israel in the largest single sale of the controversial munition in recent years, per U.S. officials