Ashley Riegle

Loved speaking with @USCAnnenberg students today alongside my Trojan besties @MelissahYang @MattHjourno. Feeling *very* blessed the hard work led us to this chapter 💛✌🏼 #FightOn

Thank you so much @CBSSunday for including my beloved dad 💓🙏🏼😭🎶

@NormOrnstein Thank you for sharing these wonderful sentiments. Dad was one in a million and truly an incredible blessing! 💓🙏🏼

I have know Don for more than 50 years, since he was in the House. Smart, funny, decent and a terrific legislator. May his memory be a blessing.

All hail awesome feminist and author of ‘Our Bodies, Ourselves’, Paula Doress-Worters ✨🕊️ nytimes.com/2026/03/15/boo…

@ABC7 Proud of you @KevinOzebek ♥️🙌🏼

Los Angeles continues to be one of our country’s hubs for human trafficking, and it’s leading to blatant prostitution even in some residential neighborhoods. What is the LAPD doing about it? Watch as Kevin Ozebek investigates today on Eyewitness News at 5 p.m.

A hall of fame class of journalists is leaving @AP today — 40 reporters and photo/videographers who've taken buyouts as our US news operation shrinks. They've broken untold stories, captured searing images, held power to account and made us all smarter. We'll miss them dearly.

EXCLUSIVE: Melissa Hortman Died in a Shocking Act of Political Violence. This Is the Story of Her Life. rollingstone.com/politics/polit…

@emilyformi @RepHaleyStevens Some archival photos @RepHaleyStevens ✨🤍🕊️

@RepHaleyStevens All my love and thoughts to @AshleyRiegle and her family during this time. The Senator's leadership will be sorely missed.

Today, Michiganders mourn the loss of our champion, Senator Don Riegle. From the factory floors of Flint to the halls of Congress, Don was a steadfast public servant who never backed down from the fight for workers and Michigan manufacturing. My prayers go out to his wife, Lori, and their beloved children.

An appeals court in New York has rejected President Trump's request to rehear his challenges to the writer E. Jean Carroll's successful defamation and sex assault claims. abcnews.link/H2LgAum

He loved those experiences with you @EdwardGLuce - thank you for sharing these memories. We are bereft while also cherishing every awesome memory of my dad. He was one in a million ♥️

Appreciate the coverage of dad’s legacy and service. Thank you ⁦@Newsweek⁩ - I particularly love the inclusion of the vintage photo of my parents with my Godfather Pat newsweek.com/donald-riegle-…

@CraigCaplan Thank you so much for sharing this! Long live C-SPAN! ♥️ #prouddaughter

Then-Senator Donald Riegle (D-MI) announced his retirement in Sept. 1993 on the Senate floor: "I lost my dad last year. I loved him very much. He too was in politics and loved public service. I know firsthand how hard it is to lose family hours together when your dad is out campaigning and then never get them back. Harry Chapin's song 'Cat's in the Cradle' has gotten harder and harder for me to listen to." He died Friday at 88. RIP @cspan

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‘A true son of Flint.’ Flags fly at half-staff as tributes pour in for Don Riegle mlive.com/news/flint/202…

@SenGaryPeters Thank you so much for the love and kind words. Dad was a magical person and his loss feels immeasurable for us ♥️🙏🏼

I’m saddened to learn that former Michigan U.S. Senator Don Riegle has passed. Don was a Michigander through and through. He served the people of our state with compassion and a fierce conviction for the values we all hold dear. He was a champion for Michigan workers, equality, and economic opportunity. Don was a friend, and as a dedicated public servant who always put our state and country first, he was also a mentor. Colleen and I are thinking of Don’s family as they grieve his loss.

@emilyformi @RepHaleyStevens 🩷🙏🏼😓

Thank you so much Haley 🙏🏼🕊️

My incredible father who I love more than anything now and forever. Thank you for reporting on his legacy @chadlivengood ⁦@detroitnews⁩ #Michigan ♥️ detroitnews.com/story/news/pol…

The COVID-19 pandemic overwhelmed the U.S. health care system and killed more than a million Americans. When it comes to the outbreak of another pandemic, it's a question of "when," not "if." Fast-tracking vaccines saved millions of lives, but missteps in the government’s response and misinformation online damaged public trust. Six years after COVID-19 changed our lives, is the country prepared to handle another pandemic? "Having baseline levels of societal protection are absolutely critical for any major shock, including a pandemic," Elizabeth Cameron, a professor and senior advisor to the Pandemic Center at Brown University’s School of Public Health, told host William Brangham. "All of those things need to be handled now, before the next major pandemic, and we're really sliding backwards." Cameron, who previously worked on global health security for both the Obama and Biden administrations, said she has concerns about how the next pandemic could start. "We do see an increase in the likelihood that we could have an accidental or a deliberate release of a pandemic," she said. Horizons from PBS News, dives into the science, health, technology and environmental issues making headlines each week. Visit the PBS News website to watch this week's episode.