“That is not what a president is supposed to do,”
Sanders accused Trump of insulting people over their backgrounds or countries of origin.
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“That is not what a president is supposed to do,”
Sanders accused Trump of insulting people over their backgrounds or countries of origin.
“Yes, because some of the left-of-center people are appeasement-oriented,”
Klein said a coalition with left-of-center parties could weaken Israel's response because some are appeasement-oriented.
“greater than what it was,”
Breeden told CNBC that hedge funds' increased presence in global bond markets makes the likelihood of a broader market shock greater than before.
“there was something bigger than me guiding it.”
Presley Gerber said letting go of control was difficult but he trusted a higher guiding force during treatment.
“on a razor’s edge.”
Conway argued competitive Senate races remain closely contested and some Republicans are reluctant to answer surveys.
“And certainly, if the evidence points that way, that could happen.”
Homan was responding to a Fox News host's question about whether the investigation into Omar could result in denaturalization and deportation.
“like our resources weren’t our own”
Carney said Ottawa had made Albertans feel their resources were not their own.
“might feel more legitimized in seeing the Brotherhood in negative ways.”
Vidino suggested agencies and governments might feel more legitimized in viewing the Brotherhood negatively due to the resolution.
“The fact that Joseph Kabila has joined the rebellion, bearing in mind that he is our former president and knows this country inside out, means the war is far from over. I am not happy about this frightening situation.”
Juhudi said Kabila's political experience and knowledge of the country make his involvement in the rebellion particularly troubling.
“These systems are expensive, fragile, and essential to ongoing operations.”
Walsh described the challenges posed by legacy systems that are 15 to 20 years old in operational technology environments.
“But nobody had really looked into what else might be possible for white dwarfs.”
Hollands noted that nobody had really looked into what colors might be possible for white dwarfs.
“Why haven't we won decisively?”
Dokoupil pressed Vance on why the war with Iran had dragged on longer than anticipated.
“The growing film industry in TX creates thousands of jobs for Texans who fall on both sides of the aisle,”
Ross defended Texas film incentives and rejected the suggestion that actors' political endorsements should affect production opportunities.
“But I'm saying vote blue, because why are we here? Who's in the House? Who's in the Senate? Who is the President? It's red, it's Republicans, and it's Trump.”
Hernandez defied organizers' nonpartisan guidelines by explicitly calling on protesters to vote blue.
“One in thirty might not sound like a huge fraction, but across the entire population of white dwarfs in the universe, that is still a lot of oddly colored stars out there,”
Boris Gänsicke said that one in thirty white dwarfs having vibrant coloring still amounts to many oddly colored stars across the universe.
“A primary obstacle in [operational technology] environments — whether in food manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, oil, or utilities — is that facilities operate assets that are 15 to 20 years old,”
Walsh explained that aging operational technology assets are a primary obstacle to securing critical infrastructure.
“urgent aid … for those who are going through difficult moments”
Macron pledged to launch a crisis unit to provide urgent aid for those going through difficult moments.
“So it's disappointing to me as an American that we don't condemn people who are filled with hate and not filled with what's best for America.”
Klein expressed disappointment as an American that hateful people are not condemned.
“the most dangerous president”
Sanders branded President Trump the most dangerous president in U.S. history during an event in Tallahassee, Florida.
“I highly doubt this will help Talarico with voters, but Ross’ outspoken progressive politics could alienate Christian audiences from The Chosen. Christians and Texas voters can see through this kind of set piece Christianity,”
Cusack criticized the endorsement in a statement to Fox News Digital, questioning whether Hollywood actors could influence Texas voters.
“I think there have been millions and millions of prayers. And he is a strong determined man, and I am so happy that he is feeling well enough to do this,”
Holland told The Associated Press she felt blessed to witness the pope's return to St. Peter's Square just days after his lung surgery.
“students, family, and our community,”
The district remembered slain teacher Megan Lambert as a bright light for her students, family, and community.
“I call on the leaders of this movement to abandon their plans and prioritise the path of dialogue. Whatever our frustrations, our differences or our ambitions, nothing, absolutely nothing, can justify us taking up weapons against our own country, at the risk of sacrificing our own Congolese lives,”
Kamerhe urged the movement's leaders to abandon armed struggle and pursue dialogue instead.
“praying it’s the last time”
Presley Gerber said he hoped his treatment in Mexico would be the last time he needed to return.
“I'm not afraid of paying taxes. I'm just afraid of being poor.”
Huang said he is not afraid of paying taxes but is afraid of being poor.
“I was surrounded by people who loved me, prayed for me and supported me. And I had faith that whatever happened, God was with me.”
Wiles said she was surrounded by people who loved, prayed for and supported her, and that her faith sustained her.
“rights, obligations and commitments, in particular those entered into as part of the Doha negotiations”
An FRN communique released on Wednesday stated the coalition would assume the AFC's commitments from the Doha negotiations.
“mourning with them, and committing to fight against evil and antisemitism.”
Mamdani stated his commitment to mourning with the Jewish community and fighting against antisemitism.
“a bit more nuanced”
Vidino described the European approach to the Muslim Brotherhood as more nuanced than the U.S. approach.
“I do think that what we're beginning to see is a pattern across the U.S., France, and the UK. We see the adversary—potentially a geopolitical adversary—basically practicing their art and demonstrating their art in different locations,”
Walsh warned that a pattern of hacks across the U.S., France, and the UK may indicate a geopolitical adversary practicing and demonstrating attacks.
“The Ministry of Emergency Situations continues to extinguish fires at the Petersburg Oil Terminal, the Ruchyi oil depot, and industrial warehouses in the Kolpino district,”
Beglov said on Telegram that emergency services were extinguishing fires at multiple sites including the Petersburg Oil Terminal and that one person died in the attack.
“I'm a bit skeptical on whether this resolution would have a major tangible impact,”
Vidino expressed skepticism about whether the resolution would have major tangible impact.
“She will be missed beyond words can express.”
The district mourned special education teacher Megan Lambert, who was killed in the shooting.
“If they’ve decided it’s not time to go that route yet, then so be it. But that doesn’t mean I’ll stop.”
Morgan told Al Jazeera that a no vote would not end his separatist activism.
“As is any American, Ross is free to vote for whatever candidate he chooses,”
Hughes criticized Ross's endorsement in a statement to Fox News Digital, arguing his TV role did not make him an authority on Christian teachings.
“We had three turnovers and critical penalties. ... We had some really, really untimely, uncharacteristic and undisciplined penalties.”
Georgia lost to Auburn 27-24, committing three turnovers and three personal foul penalties in the game.
“We are grateful for the outpouring of love and support from so many who know and love our family and even strangers who feel our pain,”
Crawford thanked the public for their love and support after Presley's death.
“You don't get a second bite at tax policy,”
Porter cautioned about the lasting consequences of tax policy decisions.
“The current system is totally obsolete,”
Gingrich predicted medical advances could shift health care toward preventing illness rather than treating people after they become sick.
“And maybe the tiny mercy is that we didn’t need them all along. Words fail and words subtract and words summarize and words always lack truth.”
Kaia Gerber reflected on the inadequacy of words in expressing her grief.
“In addition, a learning specialist responded with extraordinary courage and engaged directly with the shooter. We are so thankful for her safety and forever in her debt.”
The district praised a learning specialist who confronted the shooter directly during the attack.
“And that builds a kind of a distinct culture on its own, even if it’s not a long-built one, as you would see in a distinct area like Quebec with a linguistic difference or in another country.”
Morgan argued Alberta has a distinct culture even if it is not as long-established as Quebec's.
“The teacher... was willing to stand and fight for her children,”
Krantz highlighted an unnamed teacher who confronted the gunman by throwing a cellphone and tackling him.
“nothing to offer but chaos”
Muyaya dismissed Kabila's warning that the country was in peril, saying he had nothing to offer but chaos.
“Last night alone, there were strikes on substations in the Vinnytsia, Zhytomyr, Khmelnytskyi, and Odesa regions,”
Zelenskyy wrote in his X post on Sunday detailing overnight strikes on substations across multiple Ukrainian regions.
“We are facing an emergency.”
Regan described the situation following federal Medicaid cuts as an emergency.
“The fact that I can afford to pay $8 billion in taxes over five years is a privilege,”
Huang, estimated to pay perhaps $8 billion over five years under Prop 40, called the ability to afford it a privilege.
“Yes, this is a partisan protest.”
Seiler confirmed the event was partisan when asked directly.
“That’s not a movement that’s leaving,”
Morgan said the roughly one in five Albertans who support independence represent a durable movement.
“I told him I wasn’t due for another few months and I’d come back.”
Wiles initially told her doctor she was not due for her mammogram for another few months and would come back later.
“A lot of politicians like to talk about Christian values, but you don’t really see that reflected in their legislation or the way that they live, but you do see that in the way that James lives. He loves his neighbor; he takes care of the needy, the sick, the immigrant,”
Ross endorsed Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico in a campaign video launching a faith-based voter coalition.
“Uh, you've got to let people connect the dots on that one,”
Levin explained during an Oct. 9 webinar how activists could criticize Trump while avoiding explicit Democratic endorsements.
“hurt people hurt people.”
Vance criticized El-Sayed's remark in response to a synagogue attack in Michigan.
“People who have enough money to live on their investments and inheritances legally don't have to pay any taxes.”
Madoff explained that wealthy individuals living on investments and inheritances can legally avoid paying taxes.
“Your money is being used to help elect Democrats like James Talarico,”
Harrison criticized the endorsement on X, accusing state lawmakers of subsidizing actors who support Democrats.
“Make no mistake: this is an attempt to target political enemies and weaponize federal law enforcement,”
Omar posted the statement on X after federal agents raided her Minnesota home on 12 October.
“For a small city, we pack a big punch.”
Caplan emphasized that New Haven, though a small city, has a significant pizza culture.
“it’s pretty clear the movement has been effective”
Morgan admits the separatist movement has been effective in gaining leverage with Ottawa.
“Today, I am very afraid. I don’t know if I will be lucky enough to experience a proper democracy in the DRC. I was delighted by the country’s very first peaceful transfer of power,”
Juhudi voiced fear for the DRC's democratic future, recalling the peaceful transfer of power in 2019.
“We take care of our families, our jobs and everyone who depends on us, and we convince ourselves that our own appointment can wait another week or another month.”
Wiles said people take care of families, jobs and others who depend on them, convincing themselves their own appointment can wait.