“There are no other ties to his organization," the World Evangelical Alliance said in a statement to Newsweek.

“Unless you want perpetual, endless war, you better have some diplomatic tools," Senator Lindsey Graham told Newsweek.

“The Marines are in the midst of this very dramatic transformation that's very focused on China, the Indo-Pacific," Tim Kaine said. "This only makes it harder”

“Crime data is complicated," Hanna Love of Brookings said. "Political rhetoric tends to simplify in a way that can benefit the outcomes that candidates want.”

“On the advent of Newsweek's 90th anniversary, it's heartening to know that the litigation is now behind us," Newsweek CEO Dev Pragad said.

The heads of the rival Democratic and Republican National Senatorial Committees tell Newsweek abortion will be a winning issue for their respective parties.

“In recent communications I've had with her, she's on top of her game," Democratic Congressman John Garamendi told Newsweek.

“I am pleased, so pleased, to announce that both sides have just locked in an agreement that enables the Senate to pass legislation," Chuck Schumer said.

“I think, frankly, the bill could be substantially improved," Senator Mitt Romney told Newsweek. "[But] that's not going to happen.”

Republican Congressman Greg Steube of Florida tells Newsweek that Governor Ron DeSantis' "cat and mouse game" with Disney could hurt his chances come 2024.

“It looks to me like McCarthy is trying to get a default," Democratic Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren of California told Newsweek.

“I think this is a recalibration time frame for the cartels," Senator Thom Tillis of North Carolina told Newsweek.

Bernie Sanders told Newsweek that it would be "absurd" for tax increases on the wealthy and largest corporations to not be a part of debt limit negotiations.

“China is not debating whether to pay its debts or wreck its economy," Democratic Senator Patty Murray of Washington said at a hearing on Capitol Hill today.

President Joe Biden said he's "considering" raising the debt limit himself under the 14th Amendment. Senate Republicans see his claim as a "negotiating tactic.”

Senator Christopher Murphy wants a national discussion about social isolation and says it is an issue Democrats and Republicans can agree on.

“I think if I were president, I would be tempted to do that," Republican Senator Josh Hawley told Newsweek.

Rep. Katie Porter is making a bid for the Senate seat Dianne Feinstein will be leaving. To win, she'll have to stand out in a crowded progressive field.

The Arizona Democrat called on Congress to add more Border Patrol agents and, in some cases, additional barriers in places "where they make sense.”

The feud has created a problem for some Republicans, who disagree with government crackdowns on the internal functioning of private businesses.