"Today's guilty verdict against the Trump Organization shows that we will hold individuals and organizations accountable when they violate our laws to line their pockets," said New York Attorney General Letitia James.
"By removing the possibility of more U.S. support for Riyadh and its partners to renew airstrikes in Yemen, Congress can play a constructive role to keep the pressure on the Saudis to negotiate an extension of the truce," said two advocates for the resolution.
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As faith leaders across diverse traditions, today we write to thank our legislators for taking a principled and ethical stand against this harmful deal.
by Rev. Susan Hendershot, Rabbi Jonah Pester, Imam Saffet A. Catovic
We cannot allow the government to surveil journalists and expose sources—even the threat of which produces a chilling effect on the press—if we expect journalists to expose corruption, speak truth to power, and print what the powerful don't want printed.
Let's hope that Sam Bankman-Fried's crypto debacle drives a stake through the heart of Bankman-Fried's other fraud, the movement for effective altruism.
