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Buttigieg, the first openly gay U.S. Cabinet secretary, said Sunday that his "marriage deserves to be treated equally."

"Always nice to hear that protecting my rights and the rights of LGBTQ+ people is a waste of time," U.S. House candidate Robert Garcia tweeted.

Naomi Biden said Senator Marco Rubio would not even read the gun reform bill he was complaining about not having time to read.

The Republican senator was criticized for his comments by Twitter users, some noting that he received $3.3 million in donations from the NRA.

Efficiency is important, of course. It drives down consumer costs and makes products available. But efficiency without resiliency is a recipe for disaster.

Former police chief Val Demings, in her quest for the Senate seat held by Marco Rubio, will have to improve on past Democratic failures in the state with Latinos.

A UFO researcher says the library has records "of immense public interest," but it will take over a decade for them to be produced.

A bill to make DST permanent in the U.S. passed the Senate with unanimous approval Tuesday afternoon and would go into effect in 2023 if it becomes law.

The former congresswoman posted a video on Twitter Sunday morning alleging that there are "25 to 30 U.S. funded bio labs in Ukraine."

Senator Marco Rubio said Sunday that declaring a no-fly zone over Ukraine is "not just some rule you pass that everybody has to oblige by."

"There was nothing secure about that call," the Florida senator said Sunday.

Congressman Dean Phillips on Saturday called their actions "appalling and reckless."

"Biden and his party have sent us back in time ... when runaway inflation was hammering families, a violent crime wave was crashing our cities and the Soviet Army was trying to redraw the world map," the Iowa governor said.

Both publicly shared their disinclination for Biden's speech, but have not publicly condemned Trump calling Putin "savvy" and a "genius" for the steps he had taken in the days before the war on Ukraine.

The former secretary of state suggested Russians "bit off more than they can chew" with the invasion of Ukraine.

Rubio and Banks argue that many Americans don't want to join a union, but do want a collective voice at work and should have a legal path to getting it.

"There was no way they were going to overthrow the government," said the Florida Republican senator in an interview.

"This commission is a partisan scam," the Florida senator said on Sunday.

"If President Trump runs for reelection, I believe he would defeat Joe Biden," the senator said Sunday morning.

As Trump teases a 2024 run for the White House, in the meantime he's issued dozens of endorsements in federal races ahead of November's midterm elections.

Sen. Rubio is right—the U.S. government cannot allow these companies to continue putting China's interests above our own.

"You can keep your head buried in the sand but hospitalizations are now rising sharply," responded a professor of medicine and surgery.

Amazon regularly puts profits before people. Time and time again, we hear reports of inhumane labor practices from this trillion-dollar mega-corporation.

China is now in a position to use lucrative consulting arrangements to obtain information about American businesses and the U.S. intelligence community.

"While U.S. labor and employment laws should always be vigorously upheld, Amazon's size and scope necessitate particular scrutiny by federal regulators when widespread and credible allegations of labor and employment law violations surface," the senators write in a letter.

While most of the country participates in daylight saving time, not all states do.

According to polls, four in 10 Americans don't like to change their clocks, while three in 10 Americans prefer to permanently stay on daylight saving time.

Republican Sen. Marco Rubio bashed corporate America in a new op-ed piece calling for accountability and to remove "wokeness" from the industry.

More than 80 percent of Republican voters continue to view the former president favorably, the poll results show.

Six corrections officers at the facility said they had "sexual contact" with female inmates, while seven have resigned or retired.