Rebecca Morin

1 week ago | postcrescent.com | Rebecca Morin

Former Vice President Kamala Harris on April 30 criticized President Donald Trump’s approach to the economy and warned of a constitutional crisis in her sharpest rebuke of the president since leaving the White House in January. “Instead of an administration working to advance America's highest ideals, we are witnessing the wholesale abandonment of those ideals,” Harris said in San Francisco during an address at the 20th anniversary gala for Emerge America.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Rebecca Morin

12 hours ago‘We Are In a Constitutional Crisis’: Van Hollen on Trump’s Refusal to Free Abrego GarciaIn the ABC interview, Trump said that he could return Kilmar Abrego Garcia if he wanted to. What was your reaction to that? My reaction is that President Trump admitted what we all know, which is that he has the power to comply with the Supreme Court ruling and facilitate the return of Abrego …18 hours agoThe (Man-Made) Perfect StormThree crises are unfolding simultaneously.

1 week ago | usatoday.com | Rebecca Morin

Former Vice President Kamala Harris on April 30 criticized President Donald Trump’s approach to the economy and warned of a constitutional crisis in her sharpest rebuke of the president since leaving the White House in January. “Instead of an administration working to advance America's highest ideals, we are witnessing the wholesale abandonment of those ideals,” Harris said in San Francisco during an address at the 20th anniversary gala for Emerge America.

1 month ago | heraldmailmedia.com | Eduardo Cuevas |Michael Collins |Rebecca Morin

His son has "actually been seeking out his father's work clothes to smell them,” the family's lawyer said. Eduardo Cuevas Michael Collins Rebecca MorinUSA TODAYBELTSVILLE, Md. − In just a few years, Kilmar Abrego Garcia built a comfortable life for himself in suburbia.

1 month ago | usatoday.com | Eduardo Cuevas |Michael Collins |Rebecca Morin

BELTSVILLE, Md. ― In just a few years, Kilmar Abrego Garcia built a comfortable life for himself in suburbia. He landed a job as a sheet metal apprentice, married and had a son, and moved into a white-brick house in a middle-class neighborhood, where red and yellow tulips spring from the front lawn and a GMC pickup takes up space in the driveway, a boat hitched to its rear. Finally, it seemed, he was living the American dream. It ended in an Ikea parking lot last month.