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We are all shocked by the accident.

— Jorginho Mello, Governor of the Santa Catarina state, expressed his feelings regarding the tragic incident.

You need to take responsibility and accountability for what you are saying and doing out there in the social media world.

— Senator Tina Smith confronted Mike Lee directly in the Capitol, urging him to take responsibility for his statements on social media.

I will regret it for the rest of my life if I don't stand by my people today.— Nezza speaks about her decision to sing the national anthem in Spanish to represent her community.

The Vice President candidate for the Democrat party is directly connected to a domestic terrorist, that is confirmed, the only question is whether Tim Walz himself ordered the political hit against a rival who voted against Walz’s plan to give free healthcare to illegals.— Mike Cernovich speculated in a post on X about the connections between Gov. Walz and the suspect.

Our safety team did as best as they could in a situation that is extremely sad and extremely scary.

— Sarah Parker, national coordinator for 50501 Movement, a partner in the 'No Kings' protest.

We have to stand up to authoritarianism.

— Paul Aussendorf, a bus driver who previously worked for the federal government.

Last night was a tremendous success with a fantastic audience.

— Donald Trump, reflecting on the military parade during remarks to reporters.

He stalked his victims like prey.

— Joseph Thompson, acting U.S. attorney for the District of Minnesota, said this during a press conference about the suspect Vance Boelter.

We're going to have to be brave if we want to be free. Literally, together, we're the Avengers now. No one's gonna come and save us, man.— Mark Ruffalo during a speech at the 'No Kings' protest in New York City, where he called on Americans to stand up for their beliefs.

The hatred that exists, that (Trump has) generated, has got to stop. Democracy has got to come back in full.

— Tom Scharff, a protester in Louisville, explaining his reasons for attending the rally.

When I see each and every one of you, when I see how people gather together to celebrate their faith, I discover myself how much hope there is in the world in this jubilee year of hope.

— Pope Leo XIV during a video message at the celebration at Rate Field.

It happened so quickly and so fast. … I've been doing this for 35 years. I've seen major floods here in the city and the county. I've never seen anything like this.— Lou Vargo, Ohio County's emergency management director, said at a news conference Sunday.

I am desperate. My two children are scared and cannot sleep at night because of the sound of air defence and attacks, explosions. But we have nowhere to go. We hid under our dining table.

— Gholamreza Mohammadi, a 48-year-old civil servant speaking to Reuters by phone from Tehran.

The message is: de-escalate.

— Sir Keir Starmer, Prime Minister of the UK, emphasizing the need to reduce tensions in the Middle East conflict.

I’d like to take this opportunity to invite each one of you to look into your own hearts, to recognize that God is present, and that perhaps in many different ways, God is reaching out to you.— Pope Leo XIV addressing young people gathered in Chicago and watching online during his first public address.

The escalation of hostilities between Israel and Iran is putting health facilities and access to health care at risk. The reports on the attacks on health so far are appalling.

— World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus condemned the attacks on health facilities in the conflict between Iran and Israel.

This military march is what a dictator would do.

— Jim Taggart, a retired marine biologist, speaking about the military parade planned in Washington, D.C.