"It was a relief that he was alive. I was ecstatic that he was OK and that my dog found him."— Scotty Dunton, the rancher who found the missing boy.

With an endowment of $53.2 billion, Harvard can finance its own chaos – the Department of Homeland Security cannot.— Kristi Noem, Secretary of Homeland Security, in a letter to Harvard regarding the cut of grants.

If you’ve been and you still feel that way after you come back, please, let’s have a conversation.— Gayle King responds to criticism of her space flight, emphasizing the exclusivity of the experience.

Everyone knows what sex is and you can't change it.— Susan Smith, co-director of For Women Scotland, which brought the case.

"Her voice, presence, and artistry shaped a legacy that will never fade."— Lotlot de León on her mother Nora Aunor, who passed away on April 16, 2023.

"We have an unjust situation here."— Senator Chris Van Hollen spoke after a meeting with El Salvador's Vice President regarding the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia.

Steve Kerr praises Harvard for 'standing up to the bully' in President Trump.— Steve Kerr made this statement during a post-game press conference, emphasizing the importance of educational freedom amidst governmental pressures.

"The university will not surrender its independence or relinquish its constitutional rights."— Dr. Alan M. Garber, President of Harvard, in an open letter rebuffing the Trump administration's demands.

"Social security deserves to be protected for the good of the entire nation."— Joe Biden speaks about the importance of social security during a speech in Chicago.

"How people should handle their business is in the voting booth."— Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene told reporters that there is no reason for screaming and yelling during town hall meetings.

"All over this country, people are struggling, every single day, just to survive. Brothers and sisters, in the richest country in the history of the world, we can do a hell of a lot better than that!"— Bernie Sanders addressing the crowd in Folsom, California.

To me it’s such a reminder about how we need to do better, be better.— Gayle King, reflecting on the view of Earth upon returning from the flight.

Once there's a lie and it's spread, it doesn't matter that it's a lie. Once people hear it, then they believe that it's true despite all of the Herculean efforts to disprove it and debunk it.— Dr. Karen Pierce, discussing the impact of misinformation about vaccines and autism.