Kansas City’s Parade of Hearts is calling for artists to submit designs for the 2026 collection. Learn about the changes coming for the iconic KC art exhibition.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) gave a new name to the “big, beautiful bill” Wednesday, calling it the “Well, We’re All Going to Die Act.” Schumer appeared at a press ...

‘We all are going to die’ t-shirts circulate after Sen. Joni Ernst town hall. U.S. Senator Joni Ernst’s viral response to concerns over Medicaid cuts during a town hall are now on a t-shirt.

Sen. Joni Ernst's comment that "we all are going to die" to a town hall attendee criticizing proposed changes to Medicaid has attracted attention.

WATCH: Sen. Joni Ernst doubles down on 'We all are going to die' quip with sarcastic responseKCCI did reach out to the senator's team and is waiting to hear back. Ernst is up for reelection in 2026.

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Despite all of that, it's one of the things we quietly pretend are normal now, even though they're not, because it's a societal issue that seems far too large and overwhelming to address for the ...

“Well, we all are going to die, for heaven’s sakes,” she said, sparking a heated reaction from the crowd. This weekend, Ernst released a video statement on her Instagram account.

“Well, we all are going to die,” said Ernst, who’s facing reelection in 2026. When hostile portions of the crowd balked at the response, she said: “For heaven’s sakes, folks.” ...

Republican Sen. Joni Ernst was met with shouts and groans when she said “we all are going to die” as she addressed potential changes to Medicaid eligibility at a town hall in north-central ...

Republican Sen. Joni Ernst was met with shouts and groans when she said "we all are going to die" as she addressed potential changes to Medicaid eligibility at a town hall in north-central Iowa on ...

Republican Sen. Joni Ernst is facing backlash after saying that “we all are going to die” while talking about potential changes to Medicaid eligibility at a town hall in north-central Iowa.