Cory Booker brought attention to violence against Black transgender Americans.
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This brought attention to the island's severe mental health crisis.
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Trump's family separation policy brought attention to some of those problems.
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Who knows, but Kravitz definitely brought attention to that odd convention.
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Other inmates brought attention to their suffering only to be rebuffed.
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The case brought attention to the notion of consent around biobanks.
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She also brought attention to other USAID programs in Kenya and Egypt.
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Second, Colin Kaepernick has never once brought attention to himself doing this.
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It boomeranged because they brought attention to it all over again, right?
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Recent meetings with foreign leaders have brought attention to the president's handshake.
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This raised many eyebrows and brought attention to a little understood institution.
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His remarks brought attention to what had been an under-reported catastrophe.
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The complaints brought attention to issues of gender discrimination in these fields.
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The bitcoin mania of 2017 also brought attention to its underlying technology, blockchain.
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The teen brought attention to problems facing women and girls in her country.
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The decision made headlines across the internet and brought attention to the competition.
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The video brought attention to the lack of governmental aid given to the neighborhood.
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Recent hate-motivated attacks have also brought attention to the threat of white supremacy.
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He brought attention to made-up Clinton health concerns with a post on Aug.
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The #MeToo movement has rightly brought attention to questions of sexual harassment and assault.
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At the hearing, Haaland also brought attention to Savanna's Act, a bill former Sen.
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Other Kosovar musicians, such as Rita Ora, have also brought attention to the country.
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But it also brought attention to a housing complex that had long been forgotten.
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The election and its aftermath have brought attention to the problem of fake news.
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Speaking at Georgetown, Sessions brought attention to several situations where there was no active lawsuit.
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The Dying Rooms brought attention to the warehouse-like conditions in some of these orphanages.
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The show brought attention to issues that are so common but only recently talked about.
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Research from Oxfam America and the Government Accountability Office has brought attention to these problems.
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" She added, "This has been a multilayered event that has brought attention to glaring issues.
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This isn't the first time Meghan has brought attention to Canadian designers in her royal life.
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He was outspoken on the humanitarian crisis in Darfur and brought attention to the Armenian genocide.
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A redditor brought attention to this disturbing trend in a post on r/YouTube on Monday.
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And the #MeToo movement has also brought attention to the issue of women in corporate America.
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But her story has brought attention to what acceptance (with conditions) looks like in church community.
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Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has brought attention to the use of this word in her tweets.
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These Olympics have brought attention to one of the most urgent, solvable crises of our time.
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It certainly changed the Strokes' lives, and brought attention to New York's imminent rock-band revival.
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Several sensational stories in recent years have brought attention to the problem of left-behind children.
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Their original story made national headlines that brought attention to their crowdfunding that raised nearly $400,000.
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A local restaurateur sent provisions, bluegrass musicians provided entertainment and journalists brought attention to the fight.
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Their story made national headlines that brought attention to their crowd-funding, which raised nearly $400,000.
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Even Hugh Jackman, of "Wolverine" fame, has brought attention to his real-life dealings with skin cancer.
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Regardless, the bill brought attention to the issue and in part spurred studies like the FTC report.
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Ted Cruz (R-Texas), O'Rourke's opponent, brought attention to the comments by attacking O'Rourke for making them.
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But as a crisis swelled in Mississippi's prisons, images shared by inmates brought attention to troubling conditions.
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The viral tweet also brought attention to the big family's Facebook page for their son who's battling Leukemia.
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She lost the suit, but the litigation brought attention to the overwhelmingly white, male culture of Silicon Valley.
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In 1872, it took a turn when Anthony was arrested for voting, which brought attention to the movement.
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Sessions has also brought attention to the country's opioid crisis to the forefront of the DOJ in 2017.
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Have you — or any other young people you know — ever brought attention to something that made a difference?
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"The only reason people started paying attention to this is because they brought attention to it," he said.
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Clinton has brought attention to Donald J. Trump's history of making disparaging remarks about the appearance of women.
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High-profile deals involving notable figures including President Donald Trump have brought attention to these types of structures.
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"There is zero recourse," says Marietje Schaake, a Dutch MEP who brought attention to the mistaken votes on Twitter.
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As the Verge first reported, meme-maker Grandayy brought attention to the matter once his VoiceoverPete order was canceled.
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I'm so thrilled by the #MeToo and Time's Up movements because they brought attention to misogynistic attitudes and behaviors.
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Doing so brought attention to the mistreatment and human rights violations experienced by immigrants seeking refuge in this country.
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A recent change in Douyin's domestic rival Kuaishou has brought attention to the intricate links between China's tech giants.
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Their work has also brought attention to the fact that there is no national database to document police brutality.
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The very public divorce between actor Johnny Depp and actress Amber Heard brought attention to the issue of domestic violence.
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Images of the violence brought attention to the cause, and President Lyndon Johnson passed the Voting Rights Act that year.
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Kuciak brought attention to Italian businessmen in Slovakia with suspected mafia links and their alleged subsidy fraud in eastern Slovakia.
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ObbyRaidz was unable to flag YouTube's attention until thousands of retweets and hundreds of Reddit comments brought attention to the incident.
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Her trip to Rwanda, months before she met Harry, brought attention to the plight of girls and women in the country.
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The 1985 earthquake brought attention to the poor working conditions of Mexico City's factory workers, who were and are predominantly female.
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In Boston, an onslaught of snow in 2015 paralyzed the transit system and brought attention to problems at the regional network.
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Haze Fan, a producer for CNBC in Beijing, brought attention to the passage by tweeting a photograph of it on Tuesday.
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She sharply criticized Biden's "very hurtful comments" about working with segregationist senators and brought attention to his past opposition to busing.
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Wallace has said that the call and the intelligence community whistleblower complaint that brought attention to it show Trump pressing Zelensky.
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By enriching the credit and including the affluent, the Trump expansion itself has brought attention to the poor children it excludes.
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That, in addition to the enormous amount of water required, also has brought attention to the environmental impact of traditional meat farming.
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Her murder sparked international outrage and brought attention to the high rates of environmentalist deaths in the country and around the world.
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The artist has tirelessly brought attention to social inequality, the negative effects of urban renewal, and issues around race, immigration, and privilege.
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A former company engineer, AJ Vandermeyden, accused the company of firing her in retaliation after she brought attention to the alleged harassment.
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Dr. Sarah Cooley, ocean acidification director at the Ocean Conservancy, said the debate around the plan has brought attention to climate change.
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Chad and JT have brought attention to a long-forgotten fact: that civic engagement doesn't always necessitate despair or anger or cynicism.
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One demonstrator, Hank Newsome, said Kaepernick was being unfairly treated by the N.F.L. because he brought attention to uncomfortable issues, including racism.
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The big picture: An op-ed by Christianity Today editor-in-chief Mark Galli brought attention to a split among Evangelical Christians.
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Even more fascinating was the way Mr. Jurowski brought attention to the teeming crosscurrents and disruptions that run through the entire work.
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As I wrote, the centennial commemoration of the explosion has brought attention to the stories of people who have been largely overlooked.
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There were rock kicks, countless spins, and even more hair flips that brought attention to the performer's platinum blonde tresses and dark roots.
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The easily overlooked Moritz brought attention to the Ginsburg marriage—an exemplary relationship of talented, loving equals that bears out the film's arc.
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On one of the evening's rare serious notes, Lady Gaga and Joe Biden brought attention to the ongoing issue of campus sexual assault.
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The stars' experiences brought attention to the dire state of medical care for pregnant Black women in the U.S., particularly in poorer communities.
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The scheme brought attention to the many ways — both legal and illegal — wealthy parents give their children advantages in the college application process.
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But when local media brought attention to his case, the government released him — and gave him protection from deportation and a work permit.
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In recent years, violence against women on college campuses has brought attention to the destructive behavior of young men across the United States.
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Two years ago, HSBC brought attention to the Greater Bay Area when it announced plans to beef up its presence in the region.
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A number of right-wing media outlets have brought attention to the symphony, with some painting the musicians as intolerant of dissenting views.
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Kerimov survived serious injuries, and the case brought attention to the ways sometimes unexplained Russian wealth made its way into Western financial institutions.
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It also brought attention to the increasing number of LGBTQ character deaths on television, often referred to as the "Bury Your Gays" TV trope.
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While the vandalism of Trump's star brought attention to the march, the protesters were more interested in solutions than bashing the President, Pendleton said.
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The marketing strategy caught the eyes of thousands of Americans with student loans, and brought attention to the increasingly universal issue of college debt.
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However, Karthik Dhandapani, the animal rights activist who brought attention to the cruel act, posted an update to Twitter claiming that the dog was alive.
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It was Regina King's speech, however, that brought attention to the cause, when she vowed to only produce projects with 50% female cast and crews.
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The incident has also brought attention to the compensation of Carrie Tolstedt, who stepped down as head of the bank's Community Banking unit in July.
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Amazon brought attention to this Hunger Games-style contest between cities and states, but this same dynamic plays out again and again across the country.
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Wood has never publicly addressed what he wrote on his blog, which internet users brought attention to late last year on a cryptocurrency Reddit group.
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The threats poured in after columnist and activist Shaun King brought attention to the accusations on Twitter, but before body cam video contradicted those allegations.
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Amid the heavy coal boosterism, this year's conference has brought attention to the plight of workers whose livelihoods will be changed under an energy transformation.
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Her quick thinking has also brought attention to a cancer symptom we don't often talk about — and that may be key to saving a life.
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The gang rape of a young female student on a bus in New Delhi, India, in 2012 brought attention to the issue across that country.
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And in the third and fourth seasons, Laverne Cox's Sophia Burset brought attention to the lack of appropriate medical care and accommodations for trans inmates.
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For example, at Bowdoin College, one could meet core requirements by studying "Queer Gardens", until a National Association of Scholars report brought attention to it.
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Specifically, key recommendations in report are that the U.S.: The Trump administration has rightly brought attention to the importance of maintaining and creating U.S. jobs.
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The lawsuit, for example, has brought attention to EPCA at a time when Congress is now considering amendments to bring the law up to date.
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Kourtney may have brought attention to the trend, but the eldest Kardashian sister is quick to admit she learned the trick from her youngest sister Kylie.
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The shooting brought attention to the palpable tension between the city's African American community and its police department, which has grown less diverse during Buttigieg's tenure.
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Even though the criminal investigation collapsed, the shocking allegations brought attention to the risks hotel housekeepers face when they are alone with guests behind closed doors.
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Kulkarni said the "only silver lining of this unfortunate incident" is that it brought attention to the other advancements scientists are making with gene editing technology.
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I argued that we only brought attention to his stupid rants by making him a victim who would claim he was denied his First Amendment rights.
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Candidates who opted into Seattle's program ran on strong, progressive platforms that supported the city's $15 minimum wage and brought attention to the city's housing crisis.
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Her older sister Kim once brought attention to the centennial of the Armenian genocide, and has posted more than one selfie with presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton.
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But Arfan Faraj, a local builder, told Asia Times the collapse was good for one thing — it brought attention to the state of the crumbling city.
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He's also brought attention to politics in Puerto Rico by meeting with Puerto Rico's governor, Ricardo Rosselló, along with fellow reggaeton artist, Calle 13, in January.
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While there's no evidence that someone within Kay or Jared stole the ring, Largent's story brought attention to many, many more complaints on Kay's Facebook page.
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On November 24, in advance of Time's annual announcement, Trump brought attention to the contest by suggesting on Twitter that he had turned down the honor.
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Every day of this campaign, your leadership brought attention to the issues that matter most—and our party, and our country, are stronger because of it.
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The case of Ms. Mo also brought attention to shoddy construction and lax safety at many residential buildings in China, another concern of middle-class families.
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But his entry into the 2020 fray has brought attention to Bloomberg's past stances on financial policy that are far out of step with the party.
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After Njee asked Sims for a raise and Sims refused, Njee quit, brought attention to the situation with viral social media posts, and hired an attorney.
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Several other works brought attention to fascinating sites near the eerily dead, man-made beach town of the Salton Sea, on which several works are located.
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It is unclear why ICE allowed Carranza to return to the United States, though his attorney believes it's because the media brought attention to the story.
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Rossum encouraged her Twitter followers to check out the other hateful comments made by the user, as he deleted the tweet after Rossum brought attention to it.
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When introducing herself at the beginning of the competition, Miss Michigan Emily Sioma brought attention to the Flint water crisis rather than rattling off her personal accomplishments.
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When Libra exploded onto the cryptocurrency scene last month, it brought attention to a sector that's been growing quietly and operating without clear regulations for a decade.
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The lookalike is good friends with Kylie Jenner, who brought attention to the doppelgänger through a music video dedicated to the young socialite's Coachella themed lip kits.
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Kardashian's advocacy for reform is important, and the cases she has brought attention to aren't going to be solved by Congress's passage of one piece of legislation.
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The lawsuit brought attention to this outdated law, and testimony at Virginia legislative hearings even identified this First Amendment problem as a motivation to eliminate the laws.
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Protesters in the airport brought attention to police treatment of those who took part in the city's protests against Chinese rule, which have continued for 10 weeks.
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Millions of these migrants leave their children behind, and several sensational stories have brought attention to the plight of these children growing up without their parents nearby.
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Digging into such subjects as the suffrage movement's betrayal of black women, racist tropes and monuments to white supremacy, Mr. Staples brought attention to lesser-known stories.
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For Mr. Conrad, the album brought attention to the sweet tone and admirable lightness of his singing, and to his agile way of dispatching runs and embellishments.
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His declaration that youth vaping constituted an "epidemic" has brought attention to the issue, said Samir Soneji, an associate professor of health policy at the Dartmouth Institute.
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Cherry emphasized how important representation is for young black children, and brought attention to the Crown Act, a law that prohibits discrimination based on hair style and texture.
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Reagan first addressed AIDS in 1987, according to reports, well into his second term and six years after the Centers for Disease Control brought attention to the issue.
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Supporters of the series argued that the show brought attention to teen suicide, and that it prompted more discussions of the issue — which would be a good thing.
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Their brave marches and sit-ins resulted in civil rights and voting rights laws and brought attention to the sharp disparities between white and blacks in American society.
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The former saw the release of a book by a former employee, Susan Fowler, whose 2017 blog post about workplace harassment brought attention to Uber's aggressive, hypermasculine culture.
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Yet it has also brought attention to Mary Jo, whose story was long overlooked in the headlines that followed, which primarily focused on Kennedy and his thwarted political career.
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Before his Labor Department appointment, Dr. Weil brought attention to what he has termed the "fissuring" of the workplace, thanks to the rise of more arm's-length employment relationships.
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The suit brought attention to a hacking method known as "SIM swapping, " where criminals steal phone numbers and to log into people's cryptocurrency accounts, then transfer money to themselves.
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Thus far, the clip has brought attention to the dog's situation from other worried commuters who found she also has a litter of puppies, less than two weeks old.
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In 2018, a Reddit user brought attention to the fact that there was a high concentration of Mattress Firm stores in certain areas of the US, especially in Chicago.
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Guy — who has been engaged to his longtime love Alexa Jenkins since last February — first brought attention to his wedding registry drama in a since-deleted Tweet on Wednesday.
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Though many of the details surrounding Lu's disappearance remain unclear, the case has brought attention to the Chinese Communist Party's restrictions on free speech and the quashing of dissent.
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The incidents have once again brought attention to the use of police body cams, and will likely continue to do so as more as cases are reviewed, and possibly dropped.
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Clinton has brought attention to Mr. Trump's history of making disparaging remarks about the appearance of women, particularly his comments about the weight of the 1996 Miss Universe, Alicia Machado.
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But the global chaos created for many asylum seekers by President Donald J. Trump's executive order on immigration has brought attention to another and potentially more dangerous path to Canada.
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Her struggle in military prison turned her into a high-profile figure for the trans community and brought attention to the plight faced by trans women within the prison system.
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She said it brought attention to challengers already in the race, and some even jumped in last minute, including Liu, who rushed to get signatures to get on the ballot.
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DeSean Jackson brought attention to what he described as the "senseless killings of both citizens and police" by wearing custom-made cleats during Washington's game at FedEx Field in Landover, Maryland.
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Recently, Chance the Rapper brought attention to the state of public education in Chicago by meeting with the state's Republican governor and donating $1 million to schools in the inner city.
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In key experiments from the 1990s, the Japanese biologist brought attention to this important process — called "autophagy," or "self-eating" — which occurs in many diseases, from type 2 diabetes to cancer.
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The sheer scale of the attacks, with hundreds of millions of electoral records exposed, has also brought attention to the vulnerability of the data, a prospect that worries fair voting advocates.
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As Trump spoke, protesters nearby brought attention to the House impeachment inquiry, which will be seen live for the first time when senior US officials participate in public hearings starting Wednesday.
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Epstein's suicide brought attention to what the prison's employee union has said are chronically overworked and short-staffed conditions at the MCC, including forced overtime and officers reassigned to guard duty.
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Ms. Israel said the Trump administration's actions on religious and conscience exemptions had been important not just because of strengthened enforcement, but also because they had brought attention to the issue.
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Epstein's suicide brought attention to what the prison's employee union has said are chronically overworked and short-staffed conditions at the MCC, including forced overtime and officers reassigned to guard duty.
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She and Young brought attention to and raised funds for charities like World Central Kitchen and the Bahamas Humane Society when Hurricane Dorian struck neighboring Abaco Islands and Grand Bahama in September.
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Her plight has again brought attention to endemic violence against women in Afghanistan, which the United Nations Development Program rated one of the worst countries in the world to be born female.
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Domenech first brought attention to the image on Thursday, which shows Meghan McCain crying over John McCain's casket with a superimposed image of hands pointing a gun at her in the foreground.
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On Sunday, antivirus pioneer John McAfee brought attention to the imminent X-rated threat, tweeting a photo of a Home Depot smart fridge that had somehow tapped into the internet of butts.
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Recently, YouTuber Kat Blaque brought attention to the issue with a Twitter thread about how Tinder had deleted "every single account" she had created on the app since she initially got it.
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Architects and designers who are disabled themselves have brought attention to the need for a more holistic approach than grab bars and wheelchair-accessible hallways, a more homey feel than hospital chic.
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It also brought attention to the boom in illegal housing across the region, where many people have resorted to makeshift living arrangements because they have been priced out of the regular market.
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In a Reddit "Ask Me Anything " session on Tuesday, he brought attention to Big Green's school wellness programs and a new campaign raising money for seeds, plants and supplies for school gardens.
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Demonstrators connected the shooting and subsequent protest with the Black Lives Matter movement, which brought attention to the deaths of young Black men and women like Sandra Bland, Freddie Gray, and Michael Brown.
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Labrie's trial drew nationwide coverage and brought attention to the now-161-year-old elite school, the alma mater of former Secretary of State John Kerry and half a dozen members of Congress.
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Public outrage has brought attention to sexual assault cases like Becker's in recent months because some feel that those charged have been receiving light sentences in relation to the gravity of their crimes.
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Why it matters: The Brown saga has brought attention to the world of NFL helmets, where upstart companies like VICIS are disrupting an industry long dominated by major brands like Riddell and Schutt.
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At an American Urology Association conference in Las Vegas in 1983, 983-year-old Giles Brindley brought attention to impotence research by exhibiting that old age wasn't preventing him from getting it up.
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Dates and times to look The man who first brought attention to the Manhattanhenge phenomenon almost 20 years ago is the noted astrophysicist and director of New York&aposs Hayden Planetarium, Neil deGrasse Tyson.
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In the same Facebook post, the Madea creator also brought attention to a missing persons case involving two Florida men, Felipe Santos and Terrance Williams, who went missing in October 2003 and January 2004.
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When Meghan supported close friend Serena Williams by wearing a blazer from her fashion collection, she also brought attention to a Australian brand Outland Denim by wearing the label's $195 Harriet Jean in black.
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"As we brought attention to the problem, we also began to receive death threats from armed actors, paramilitary groups, who declared us a military target because according to them we opposed development," Marquez said.
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Kuciak brought attention to Italian businessmen in Slovakia with suspected mafia links, including Antonino Vadala, who had business ties with two people who went on to work at former prime minister Robert Fico's office.
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The new rules brought attention to a page on the alcohol office's website, titled "Female Bodies and Alcohol," that explained that women often become drunk faster than men because they tend to be smaller.
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Already in the industry was the likes of Diamond Foundry, backed by Leonardo DiCaprio (who starred in the 2006 film "Blood Diamond," which brought attention to the darker side of the diamond mining industry).
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A collection of grass-roots groups called the Save Kansas Coalition pushed for a return to political centrism and brought attention to topics as diverse as Medicaid expansion and the method for selecting judges.
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The lawyers who brought attention to the conditions at a migrant detention center in Clint, Texas, told Newsweek in an interview published Monday that they were barred from seeing the "sickest" children at the facility.
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This massacre has brought attention to where Congress is on gun rights and gun control, and I think it's always a good thing when members of the press and voters know what's being debated in Congress.
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Social media, and particularly the ability to pass around video and messages without journalists and intermediaries, has brought attention to issues that are hugely important to Americans who aren't well-represented in the corridors of power.
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"It is something that brought attention to a lot of guys out there who maybe didn't know about that rule but now they know," he said after posting a seven-under aggregate of 209 on Saturday.
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Mr. Gonzales-Mugaburu was arrested in January, and prosecutors developed a larger case against him that has brought attention to the failures and the poor communication between the different social service agencies that worked with him.
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The protests are organized in large part due to the work of Mijente, a nonprofit group that works on behalf of the Latinx community and brought attention to Palantir with its "No Tech for ICE" campaign.
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Lyft, the newly public ride-hailing app, came under fire last week when a passenger brought attention to a harassment situation that stemmed from her driver's crude behavior — and highlighted the company's weak response to her claims.
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The two high-profile cases have brought attention to efforts to change Oregon's hate crimes law, which was enacted in 1981 in response to a rise in organized skinhead attacks that often involved more than one assailant.
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"Your story and others brought attention to the definition of 'violent crime' which was clearly inconsistent with what is generally used elsewhere," John Olson, an engineer in Texas who runs GEDmatch with Rogers, told BuzzFeed News by email.
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Fujiwara is advocating for greater recognition of zoonotic TB worldwide, and her organization brought attention to it during a meeting of the Strategic and Technical Advisory Group for TB at World Health Organization headquarters in Geneva in June.
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The sentences draw a line under Operation Tabernula, an FCA investigation launched after two day traders brought attention to themselves in 2007 by attacking Scottish & Newcastle shares in what the FCA called "no holds barred, high-risk trading".
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Chinese President Xi Jinping on Monday brought attention to a national drive to upgrade toilets in the country by calling for sustained efforts in building clean restrooms in both urban and rural areas, state news agency Xinhua reported.
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Maguire promised that the anonymous whistleblower whose complaint brought attention to Trump's call with Ukraine would be able to testify in front of Congress with full protections of the whistleblower act and without restrictions from the White House.
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But the trials of Bruce McArthur, a Toronto serial killer with eight victims, and Alexandre Bissonnette, who shot and killed six people at a Quebec City mosque, brought attention to a change in Canadian law introduced in 2011.
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Some Beliebers with tickets to the 14 remaining shows are mourning, and his cancellation has also brought attention to the importance of the 23 year old stepping away from the spotlight he's been under since the age of 16.
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The tragic death of four U.S. servicemembers in Niger has brought attention to the far-flung activities of the American military in Africa, causing several members of Congress to ask questions about the purpose and scope of their mission.
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Rand Paul's effort to force him to read the name of the alleged whistleblower who had brought attention to Trump's July conversation with Ukraine's President over security aid and a possible Ukrainian investigation into former Vice President Joe Biden.
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The producer Robert Evans's book "The Kid Stays in the Picture" (and the film based on it) and a biography and a play about the Hollywood agent Sue Mengers brought attention to their Woolf-designed lairs in Beverly Hills.
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The sheer number of aborted contests, combined with the high profile of Tuesday's Centre Court slate, have brought attention to the spate of retirements, spurring an array of proposals designed to increase the likelihood that matches are played to their conclusion.
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When asked about Black Lives Matter, 6900 percent of voters polled said the movement has brought attention to real racial disparities in American society, but only 2628 percent of voters said the movement has made racial issues in the U.S. better.
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Hot and heavy news reports brought attention to the "crisis" and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross drew a line and told us that sugar imports would be stopped from Mexico if an agreement wasn't reached by a date certain in June.
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In the weeks since 49 people were slaughtered at a gay nightclub, remarks by pastors celebrating the deaths have brought attention to several outposts of anti-gay hostility across the country that until now had been operating mostly under the radar.
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The nice ones, struggling for something that wasn't overtly bitchy to say, said they appreciated that the popularity of her book has brought attention to their industry, which still lobbies to be recognized by the government as an official occupation.
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Bill Jones, who, as one of the first black photographers working the celebrity beat in Hollywood, brought attention to Halle Berry, Denzel Washington and other black stars early in their careers, died on June 21966 at his home in Los Angeles.
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Still, global reproductive health advocates say they're encouraged that lawmakers have brought attention to a policy that has been quietly at work in the lives of women around the world—to their detriment, they say—for the last two years.
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Since its first award was presented in 2014, the LVMH Prize, a 300,000-euro ($330,000) and mentorship award presented to a designer early in his or her career, has brought attention to labels that otherwise might have languished at the periphery.
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But the same spreading curiosity that has brought attention to traditional spirits like mezcal and gin is giving aquavit a new life — starting with craft distillers, both here and in the Nordic countries, who are making fresh expressions of the liquor.
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The day after this weekend's Marrakesh race, the film of Formula E's visit to the ice cap and how they brought attention to its plight will be premiered to a host of politicians, scientists, environmental experts and other dignitaries. Motorsport.
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Her case highlighted how the U.S. is the only nation in the world where minors can be sentenced to prison for life without parole, spurring celebrity support that brought attention to her story and changes to juvenile sentencing laws in Tennessee.
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We recently launched the Efua Dorkenoo Fund to End FGM, named after the legendary activist Efua Dorkenoo OBE, who first brought attention to the practice decades ago and made it her life's work to elevate the issue on the international stage.
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NAKHON RATCHASIMA, Thailand (Reuters) - A Thai soldier's killing of 29 people in a rage over a housing deal involving his superior officer has brought attention to the business dealings of army personnel in a country that just emerged from direct military rule.
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Rand Paul persisted in trying to have Roberts read a question that would have divulged the name of the whistleblower who brought attention to Trump's conversation with Ukraine's president over security aid and a possible Ukrainian investigation into former Vice President Joe Biden.
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In the early 20th century, advocates for universal public high school brought attention to the communities where local businesses, educators and governments had come together to create curricula that equipped Americans moving from farms to factories with the practical skills employers needed.
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After the critically acclaimed HBO series Chernobyl brought attention to the real-life nuclear disaster that occurred in 1986, a GoFundMe is using the renewed interest in the disaster to raise funds for the hundreds of stray animals that still live in the exclusion site.
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Khashoggi's murder brought attention to "the fact that we have been led into this civil war in Yemen, half a world away, into a conflict in which few Americans that I know can articulate what American national security interest is at stake," said one senator.
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A long-running feud between the sultan and his brother, Prince Jefri Bolkiah, unfolded in courtrooms around the world after the Asian financial crisis of the late 1990s and brought attention to the prince's reputation for extravagance, including cars, mansions, mistresses and erotic statues.
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That video, which was eventually debunked by Facebook fact checkers, wasn't technically a deepfake since it was merely slowed down and not manipulated with AI, but it nevertheless brought attention to the potential danger of sharing video that has been deceptively edited on social media.
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The Climate Group brought attention to the Trump administration's controversial decision to walk away from the Paris agreement -- the international accord to keep global warming well below 1003 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels of which the United States is currently the only holdout.
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While Reverend White says there hasn't been justice for Little Vic, he is grateful that his son's death has brought attention to the misuse of power and the systemic racism in New Iberia — and what that has to say about injustice and racism across the country.
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While it brought attention to the advantage white actors tend to have when the vast majority of Broadway productions feature white casts and white characters, it also led Actor's Equity to intervene after a lawyer charged that the notice violated New York City Human Rights law.
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The federal investigation has brought attention to open secrets in men's college basketball, including the involvement of agents and the power the gigantic apparel companies exert over the system by showering many millions of dollars every year on both college teams and precollege grass-roots leagues.
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The outbreak of the novel coronavirus has brought attention to shortages in hospital beds, protective gear for healthcare workers, and medical access across the US.Jones said that to conceptualize how this crisis could transform our healthcare system, it's worth evaluating the current system at a baseline.
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HONG KONG — A former leader of Hong Kong was sentenced to 20 months in prison on Wednesday for misconduct in public office, a development in a high-profile trial that has again brought attention to the cozy ties between the city's political elites and business tycoons.
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While philanthropist Melinda Gates spends much of her time working with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation on ways to resolve and prevent global health crises, she has also brought attention to the lack of women and minorities in the industry where she started her professional career: technology.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (R-Texas), O'Rourke's opponent, brought attention to the comments by attacking O'Rourke for making them.
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While the disappearance has cast a harsh new light on the crown prince, it has also brought attention to the tangled sympathies throughout Mr. Khashoggi's career, where he balanced what appears to have been a private affinity for democracy and political Islam with his long service to the royal family.
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The deadly crash at the Hoboken Terminal, which killed a woman and injured over 287 people, brought attention to New Jersey Transit's delay in installing positive train control, an emergency-braking system that Congress said had to be completed by 210 (the railroad was later granted a three-year extension).
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The Daily Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher The Republican push to release a classified memo has brought attention to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, or FISA, and to the long battle to determine when national security concerns outweigh civil liberties.
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But over the new nation's first few decades, two powerful trends in American politics brought attention to the Electoral College system's shortcomings — the rise of national political parties that would contest presidential elections, and the growing consensus that all white men (not just the elite) should get the right to vote, including for president.
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But those attacks ignore the reality that while Black Lives Matter has brought attention to the killing of black people, and the violence and discrimination facing people of color in the justice system, leaders and members of the movement have also voiced support for Dylan Noble, 19, a white teen killed by Fresno police in June of last year.
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The 2007 massacre at Virginia Tech brought attention to the system's flaws after it was revealed that the gunman, Seung-Hui Cho, had been ordered by a court into mental health treatment, but that court order had not been forwarded to the background check database, a failure that may have allowed him to purchase his arsenal.
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The mass carnage in 2007 at Virginia Tech brought attention to the system's flaws after it was revealed that the gunman, Seung-Hui Cho, had been ordered by a court into mental health treatment, but that court order had not been forwarded to the background check database, a failure that may have allowed him to purchase his arsenal.
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That could wind up being a problem for him in a Democratic primary if he does run: Democrats attacked Mitt Romney endlessly in 2012 over his attachment to the firm, which Romney cofounded, and more recently, a Democratic House candidate in New Hampshire lost her primary after her opponent brought attention to the amount of money she'd raised from Bain executives.
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We've seen fashion choices that unflinchingly comment on Black Lives Matter in particular, too, whether it's a teen's decision to silently bring up the movement at the Thanksgiving dinner table, this powerful Pyer Moss tee that went viral at NYFW a few years ago, or a tote that brought attention to both BLM and the lack of racial diversity in the modeling industry.
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"He was one of the major stories in the last year that's brought attention to this issue, but it's been the case that high drug prices and their effects on patient care have been an issue for a long time," says the study's lead author Aaron Kesselheim, a professor at Harvard Medical School and the director of Harvard's Program on Regulation, Therapeutics, and Law.
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What Boston showed the nation is that we're ready to take the lead of Black Lives Matter Boston, Black Lives Matter Cambridge, and Violence in Boston, who stepped up yesterday to lead events including a march of people that spanned two miles of street, to a rally outside the State House where speakers brought attention to local issues, like prison (in)justice and budget cuts to HIV funding, homeless services, and schools.
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While I was secretary, among our many accomplishments I was most proud of our success in passing and implementing a drug benefit for seniors, which has proven to be highly successful; created a new office that coordinates and helps prepare for public health emergencies and started a campaign that still goes on today to reduce our obesity rate and has brought attention to the need for better prevention and management of chronic diseases.
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Marsha BlackburnMarsha BlackburnMemorable Trump feuds with celebrities from 2019 Whistleblower's lawyer questions GOP senator's whistleblower protection caucus membership TikTok chief cancels Capitol Hill meetings, inflaming tensions MORE (R-Tenn.) remains a member of the whistleblower protection caucus following a November comment about his client who brought attention to President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive environmental fights to watch in 2020 Lawmakers close to finalizing federal strategy to defend against cyberattacks The 7 big Supreme Court cases to watch in 2020 MORE's dealings with Ukraine.
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