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The Senate hopeful posted a number of Islamophobic tweets over the years, including ones that targeted former President Barack Obama.

The military part of the bill passed by 361-69 votes. Fifty-four Republicans and 15 Democrats voted against it. Three members abstained.

Left-wing lawmaker Rashida Tlaib will respond to President Joe Biden's address as the Democratic Party heads toward a difficult midterm election.

Tlaib announced her decision on Wednesday to run in the new 12th district, which includes areas of Detroit and suburbs like Dearborn and Southfield.

For years now, many graduates have realized that they borrowed ridiculous amounts to pursue career paths with salaries wholly inadequate to pay off the balances.

A jury found the former "Empire" actor had made three false police reports claiming to have been the victim of a racist, homophobic attack.

Faithful America said that Christians "need [to] show Congress that American Christians stand in solidarity with American Muslims."

A resolution was introduced to strip Lauren Boebert of her House committee assignments after her anti-Muslim remarks.

On Tuesday, a second video surfaced of Colorado GOP Rep. Lauren Boebert calling a Muslim Congress member a part of the "Jihad Squad."

The Georgia Republican posted an Islamophobic tweet, claiming the Muslim congresswoman and fellow progressives are "terrorist sympathizers."

The Build Back Better Act now heads to the 50-50 split Senate, where Democrats must navigate major challenges with no room for error.

"Racism & white supremacy remain the bedrock of our legal system," Representative Ayanna Pressley wrote following the verdict.

The Georgia Republican representative also called GOP lawmakers who supported the bipartisan bill "traitorous."

"The tyranny of Joe Manchin is a tragedy for the rest of us," Representative Ritchie Torres tweeted.

"The bipartisan attacks launched at me for speaking a factual truth about the apartheid system in Israel will not intimidate or silence this girl," the Michigan Democrat tweeted Friday.

Unapologetic anti-Semites are now steering one of America's two leading political parties.

Rep. Rashida Tlaib, the only Palestinian-American member of Congress, was rebuked by other members for saying, "the Israeli government is an apartheid regime."

Here's a look back at 243 years of Muslim milestones and pivotal moments in U.S. history.

Despite ongoing Islamophobia, American Muslims are having a moment. As one Muslim sportscaster put it: 'Everywhere I look, I see firsts happening."

"The Court's gross, partisan decision will throw millions out of their homes in the middle of a surging pandemic," the congressman tweeted.

As we barrel towards the midterm elections with many Democrats' pandemic policies angering everyday Americans, what exactly is the party's strategy?

The footage shows the Democrat at a wedding in Wayne County, Michigan, where community transmission is "substantial."

"War was bipartisan. Tax cuts for the rich were bipartisan. Wall St bailouts were bipartisan," Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez tweeted.

"I always tell people that cutting people off from water is violence. And they do it from Gaza to Detroit," said the congresswoman in a video.

Tlaib is the latest progressive to express disappointment over the Biden administration's U-turn on immigration policy.

"We can and MUST continue to enact people-first policies that improve lives," Representative Pramila Jayapal, the Progressive Caucus chair, said.

"If the United States of America stopped supporting Israel...if you listen to what [the squad] is saying, and if the Democratic Party swings in that direction, and if the millennials lead America away from Israel, we as a nation will suffer the curse that God placed on those who would curse Abraham," Robertson said.

"Please stand united against anyone who promotes hatred of any kind," Sanders tweeted.

Biden promised the legislator that he will do everything he can to make sure her Palestinian family members remain safe inside Israel's West Bank.

"I've been following this from a distance for a really long time, and I've never felt like Americans really care that much about Palestinians," Reid said.