Changes that cannot be ignored will be brought to light.
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The dangers are occasionally brought to light by external shocks.
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During the campaign, Penny's controversial past was brought to light.
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Other issues were brought to light as the auditing process began.
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But these notions are also brought to light by the artist's materials.
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However, we will certainly reinvestigate should additional evidence be brought to light.
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One example was brought to light this week by The Jewish Chronicle.
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If there are discrepancies, this is where they will be brought to light.
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But facts, when brought to light, can be even more compelling than dollars.
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"They kind of brought to light real quick the what-ifs," Dozier said.
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JS: After Brought to Light there was a bit of a break, right?
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How Gymnastics Culture Breeds Sexual Abuse Recent scandals have brought to light dangerous dynamics.
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By including this anecdote, Netflix brought to light another offense committed by the disastrous festival.
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Spotify said Apple also blocked its iOS upgrades — something it brought to light years ago.
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XXXTentacion made headlines earlier this year when disturbing allegations against him were brought to light.
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The decision, while risky, comes as even more allegations against Spacey are brought to light.
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The apparent murder-suicide comes only months after the case was first brought to light.
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The #MeToo movement has brought to light the unacceptable and appalling behavior of many men.
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Mr. Wylie's time in Ottawa, however, brought to light something that most people have overlooked.
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The contract had been brought to light earlier in the week by activist Shanley Kane.
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Sure, they'd complain about our coverage and bristle at the secrets we brought to light.
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However, the truth of the situation has been brought to light by various news sources.
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Much wrongdoing has been brought to light, and probably prevented, as a result of its actions.
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Portland law enforcement's "civil treatment" of far-right groups was brought to light earlier this year.
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The data selling practice was brought to light earlier in 2019 through an investigation by Motherboard.
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" He said the error was discovered late on Sunday when "new information was brought to light.
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Seems like he has brought to light all these people who really believe in this shit.
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The suit against Goguen was brought to light in a story from TechCrunch on Friday night.
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The posts were originally brought to light in a story by the university newspaper, Honi Soit.
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The impact of undisclosed spending on our elections is brought to light in a new documentary.
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A federal case against Harvard has brought to light many of its closely guarded admissions secrets.
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The IG's probe also brought to light poor accounting procedures that led to significant taxpayer waste.
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The only difference is that the hypocrisy and politicization by Republicans has been brought to light.
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One expects that the ghosts of the past brought to light will not fade so soon.
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But the incident brought to light Israel's confused approach to Jewish identity and the question of assimilation.
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"There is such little education on this and it needs to be brought to light," she posted.
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Tomkinson (Palin) attends Graybridge, where the eccentric traditions of the British public school are brought to light.
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Many things are being brought to light and I don't see them going away any time soon.
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Edward Snowden has brought to light some really difficult architectural problems of the current World Wide Web.
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Why hasn't Sony re-uploaded the proper trailer now that the mistake has been brought to light?
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Either way, it's startling how much potential evidence of corruption Mueller's brought to light, apparently by accident.
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The Moser saga brought to light stories of other candidates who felt spurned by the Washington establishment.
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Earlier this month, the community's members brought to light a previously unreleased Nintendo DS prototype of Tetris.
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The media has simply brought to light what we have all already known: These men are creeps.
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In fact, it's brought to light deep-rooted issues of police abuse in our country, says Stanley.
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Felicity Jones: It was important in this film that we brought to light these amazing female aeronauts.
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"You've brought to light a big issue that demands our attention," Esper said Friday morning at the Pentagon.
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It is a phenomenon, often brought to light by art, which cannot and should not be written off.
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"We brought to light facts that demonstrated that her testimony was false," said Mark Bederow, who represents Martins.
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"The database analysis brought to light the overwhelming presence of illicit content on the Tor darknet," they write.
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Now, the details of their legal battle have been brought to light in new documents acquired by THR.
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There is a deep dilemma facing startup founders that I think just isn't brought to light often enough.
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Elsewhere, other bits of how the concert industry has been affected in China have been brought to light.
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Toni Tipton-Martin has brought to light generations of African-Americans' contributions to what's viewed as American cuisine.
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Harrowing testimony The trial brought to light the final harrowing night of the two well-known Boston anesthesiologists.
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The dispute has also brought to light an earlier episode of lawyer infighting over which case to try first.
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His arrest at the time brought to light seven more killings, prompting Pakistanis to demand he be publicly executed.
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The issue was brought to light at a recent meeting of members of the Church of England in York.
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When Gawker closed in 2016, it brought to light a punitive legal strategy that risks to derail vital journalism.
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He lost after decades of misconduct allegations against him were brought to light by The New Yorker's Ronan Farrow.
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The discovery exchange also brought to light Uber's complaint that Alphabet founder Sergey Brin was attempting to avoid deposition.
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We need to continue backing such curiosity-driven research so that more incredible discoveries can be brought to light.
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By chance, a camera captured a crime that is often not brought to light because the forest provides cover.
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He was convicted after a three-week trial that brought to light details including his drinking and drug use.
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The allegations were brought to light following two explosive reports in October that sparked the 66-year-old&aposs downfall.
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Unlike in many other accusations of harassment and bad behavior brought to light in Silicon Valley this year, nobody resigned.
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Regardless of the outcome, the motion has brought to light important questions about robot rights and human responsibilities to them.
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What the attack has really brought to light is that it's going away too slowly, and that needs to change.
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I have made many mistakes over the course of my career, some of which were brought to light this week.
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"When it is brought to light, the work is preserved; it's not been hanging above a smoky fireplace," she said.
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The existence of the call was brought to light after a whistleblower complaint from an intelligence official filed in August.
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Blake Shelton has responded to criticism of some of his older, truly horrific tweets that were recently brought to light.
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Wells Fargo has remained muddled in restructuring and regulatory reforms since the fake accounts were brought to light in 2016.
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They also work to ensure that it does not depict a subway incident the group has previously brought to light.
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He was found guilty after a three-week trial that brought to light details including his drinking and drug use.
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Beyond the immediate investigation, this entire process has brought to light the need to reform how future investigations are handled.
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He also provided new details about the department's move to reassign him once his Steele ties were brought to light.
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The audience is there to support good stories but we have to work harder to see those stories brought to light.
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In 2013, former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden famously brought to light a series of classified US government spying programs.
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Facebook's culpability in the sordid affair was painstakingly brought to light in story after story published over the last 12 months.
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We have absolute confidence that once all the facts are brought to light Mr. Aprahamian will be proven innocent, Gage said.
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The MPs' expenses scandal in 2009 was brought to light because of FOI and led to prison terms for some politicians.
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But the newest theory, which has been brought to light by the University of Zurich, claims to have solved the mystery.
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PETA also brought to light dubious practices like circuses separating mothers from their babies and holding animals in chains and cages.
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The allegations of abuse in reassignments were brought to light by Andrew Rhoades, an assistant federal security director at Minneapolis-St.
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Ford originally made the accusations anonymously, but identified herself Sunday in The Washington Post after her accusation was brought to light.
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While this disorder is linked to very specific behavior, it mirrors the allegations that many women have recently brought to light.
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The USA Freedom Act created a pared-down version of the mass phone records surveillance program that Snowden brought to light.
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The change in leadership comes after a series of scandals at the university, brought to light by The Los Angeles Times.
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Information is brought to light and power dynamics are dramatically shifted on July 16 thanks to the lunar eclipse in Capricorn.
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And on Tuesday, Mr. Trump brought to light that Mr. Obama never called Mr. Kelly after the death of his son.
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The documents, brought to light by the Dutch reporter Jelmer Mommers of De Correspondent, were published on the Climate Files website.
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It was brought to light by The Guardian on Friday and it has since been recalled, the Guardian reported on Sunday.
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"It brought to light issues that were being overlooked because there was a taboo against talking about it," Dr. Chu said.
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It's allowed me to tell my story and it has hopefully brought to light... the importance of body positivity and loving yourself.
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PERINO: Jose, after a bit more clarity was brought to light this today on this story, it made a lot more sense.
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Last month, Google said it is putting its global rehab advertising efforts on hold after deceptive ad practices were brought to light.
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Yesterday, Google announced plans to shut down the consumer version of Google+ after a previously undisclosed security flaw was brought to light.
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That so-called "Quiet Skies" program — first brought to light by The Boston Globe earlier this year, was jumped on by lawmakers.
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But after the murky profit motives of Keiser and other schools were brought to light, the administration moved to block some conversions.
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The proposed F-85033 retirement was brought to light at a House hearing last week when Air National Guard Director Lt. Gen.
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Wells Fargo has been trying to put its fake accounts scandal behind it since the matter was brought to light last year.
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Last year, the network's former CEO, Roger Ailes, was also ousted for sexual misconduct brought to light by former host Gretchen Carlson.
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The failure of Bernard Madoff's brokerage firm in December 28503 brought to light Madoff's astonishing theft of $22019 billion of customer assets.
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Richard Aboulafia, vice president at Teal Group, said now that the Embraer talks have been brought to light, the suit makes sense.
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The Republican report is scathing about leaks to the news media that have brought to light various information about Trump-Russia contacts.
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Despite the voluminous amount of unpublished work that Mr. Tolkien brought to light, some Tolkien enthusiasts hoped there might still be more.
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Concerns about payments to doctors by opioid manufacturers were brought to light last year in a study by researchers at Boston University.
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At the retrial, Little's defense team presented new evidence, including some information first brought to light through the Trace and BuzzFeed's reporting.
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After these stories broke, some Marines recalled the routine nature of such punishments and how infrequently they were ever brought to light.
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In another case, open-records requests brought to light the N.Y.P.D.'s frequent use of a controversial surveillance technology known as StingRay.
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And he&aposs brought to light the fact that one after the other doesn&apost play fair, well, of course, particularly the Chinese.
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That suit brought to light the contracts that carriers and manufacturers who want to sell Android-based products have to sign with Google.
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Second, the concepts of Right of First Refusal (ROFR) and majority board approval for equity transactions are brought to light in this episode.
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In the case of the port scene, the restoration brought to light some of the traces of color that originally adorned the surface.
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"Without their courage and persistence, this crisis likely never would have been brought to light and mitigation efforts never begun," the report states.
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The scope of the data-sharing arrangement — ostensibly to develop a clinical task management app — was only brought to light by investigative journalism.
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That person needs to be removed from the ranks of the police force once his unjust abuse of authority is brought to light.
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A recent clip uploaded to Facebook showing an alleged murder has brought to light again the main issue keeping advertisers wary of livestreaming.
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Raisman's words led her to become an example of strength in the face of heinous acts brought to light throughout the #MeToo movement.
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Now, two years later, Bush is reflecting on how much his life has changed since his conversation with Trump was brought to light.
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The company's public relations spiral began when whistleblower Susan Fowler brought to light alleged systemic mistreatment of women at the company last year.
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"What was supposed to be left in that search pen — because of Jahmal Lightfoot's courage — has been brought to light," Mr. Piergrossi said.
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These tactics have contributed to what the Economist has described as rising "false convictions" that have been brought to light in recent years.
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His experience with Tender Greens brought to light the gap in the market for online ordering solutions for local groups and independent restaurants.
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"Any link between the Christchurch attacker and the members of Generation Identity in Austria must be brought to light unsparingly," Mr. Kurz said.
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But fierce ongoing scrutiny of the issue has brought to light a number of contacts, including some involving members of Trump's own family.
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"We do not want that either, yet the murder should be brought to light," he said, according to the semiofficial Anadolu news agency.
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Then, in more recent years, lawsuits brought to light a long history of sexual abuse problems that the organization strove to keep secret.
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But in the last year, the university has been dogged by a string of scandals brought to light by The Los Angeles Times.
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It was brought to light in the 1987 blockbuster exhibition "Andrew Wyeth: The Helga Pictures" at the National Gallery of Art in Washington.
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Decades of abuse and misconduct by powerful men have been brought to light at industries as diverse as film, food, media and politics.
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This tragedy brought to light devastating flaws in the military hierarchy and its justice system; flaws that we discovered fueled a predatory culture.
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The threat was first brought to light in March when a Defense Department official admitted that Americans had been targets of released Gitmo detainees.
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The misconduct was brought to light thanks to an investigation from NASA's inspector general, the FBI, and the Air Force's office of special investigations.
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"It has brought to light some amazing timelines, histories, and what some may call 'coincidence' and others may look at more accusingly," he says.
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Worth noting: Cosby, Ailes, O'Reilly, and Weinstein were all condemned — and to an extent, punished — once the allegations against them were brought to light.
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The practice reportedly led retail employees to open as many as 3.5 million fake accounts, in a controversy first brought to light last year.
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But we have yet to see whether the movement can eliminate the myths and fallacies about rape and harassment it has brought to light.
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These complaints aren't exactly new, according to Today, but they've been brought to light following the initial flurry of stories flooding Kay's social profiles.
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Meanwhile, Untitled (Flooring)—affectionately nicknamed "Peanut"—came from image research on rupture, which brought to light parallels between diagrams of volcanoes and lactating breasts.
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It brought to light the fact that even diverse and harmonious environments are not immune to racial dynamics that can spiral out of control.
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This issue, of later life diagnosis, was brought to light recently after nature photographer and TV presenter, Chris Packham, went public with his experiences.
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Without it, climate change could become irreversible -- a reality brought to light by the fires in the region that have been raging this week.
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The Justice Department inquiry into her use of a private email server had its roots in that congressional investigation, which brought to light Mrs.
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Indeed, media coverage has focused on the inequalities brought to light in LA's report, rather than the culture change it represents for the agency.
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The trial, which concluded last week with convictions for everyone, brought to light one of France's paradoxes when it comes to handling such cases.
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The current #MeToo movement has brought to light numerous instances in which men and boys have been harassed and abused by men and women.
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Trump went after the whistleblower who first brought to light the president's effort to pressure the leader of Ukraine to investigate the Biden family.
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Every major scandal that the Panama Papers have brought to light is equally (if not more) tricky to understand as this whole Putin business.
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The worst part of it is, when this issue first was brought to light last year, literally nothing happened despite big claims to the contrary.
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"It is long overdue that the issue of bullying be brought to light so that we can all work together to make change," they wrote.
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The Jones incident, first brought to light by The Boston Herald, dominated the news for three days, with a trickle of details here and there.
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These lawyers say that the Center for Medical Progress said it had done nothing wrong and had brought to light crimes committed by Planned Parenthood.
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The Harvey Weinstein allegations have brought to light how many women in Hollywood deal with sexual abuse — but it's not only women facing this problem.
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A trial also would have brought to light details about the former girlfriend that would have come out in depositions, according to a separate source.
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For us, the storm brought to light a potential challenge in the consolidation of transatlantic cables that all landed in New York and New Jersey.
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These both enabled some of the commodities trading activities that Omarova brought to light and enabled some firms to do more of it than others.
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Sabar's plight was first brought to light by Indian media outlets, before the district overseeing her village stepped in to help with her medical issues.
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"Comments I made as I private citizen before I was hired at HHS were brought to light by concerned members of the press," Barreto said.
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There was other hookups between other cast members like any other season of Paradise, but for some reason this one is being brought to light.
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The congressional hearings that led to the passage of the mental health reforms in the "21st Century Cures Act" brought to light SAMHSA's many failings.
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At worst, they reflect the impulse to push aside the serious issues brought to light by #MeToo, chalking them up to a generation of snowflakes.
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Thousands of cases brought to light around the world have led to investigations and convictions in countries including the United States, Canada, Ireland and Australia.
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However, the visit also brought to light the fact that Melania Trump is the first Catholic first lady in the White House since Jackie Kennedy.
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But the Democratic takeover of the House of Representatives in last year's midterms finally provided an opportunity for Trump's returns to be brought to light.
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Bland's family disputed that ruling and filed a wrongful-death lawsuit — a battle brought to light in this documentary by Kate Davis and David Heilbroner.
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He even made art from those photos, newly brought to light in the fifth volume of the complete catalog of Warhol's paintings, published last month.
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There has been no hearing on the legislation, and as issues are brought to light in the markup, Senators should remove themselves as co-sponsors.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Cohen's guilty plea in federal court in Manhattan brought to light new revelations about the payoff — and the efforts to conceal it.
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Dusty artworks go in and come out looking centuries younger; artists' secrets are brought to light; and hidden, unfinished images emerge from behind famous compositions.
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This was brought to light in an anonymous email that an Uber employee sent to Arianna Huffington when the investigation into Susan Fowler's allegations began.
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Apple and FBI news aside, WIRED's Kim Zetter brought to light disturbing new details in the hacker attack that took down a power grid in Ukraine.
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Recent freezing failures, in Cleveland and San Francisco, with potentially thousands of lost eggs and embryos, have brought to light the potential shortcomings of some labs.
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The spying initiatives Snowden brought to light are authorized under Section 702 of the 2008 FISA Amendments Act, which was set to expire later this month.
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And based on some new information brought to light by one Twitter user, it's sure to leave you with more than one shiver down your spine.
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But with the help of other black women, she did put mob violence on the reform agenda and brought to light the rape of black women.
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A review of banks' asset quality by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has brought to light roughly $35 billion of new bad loans since September.
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Orman previously talked about his role on the iconic show and the major issues the characters brought to light during the 45th anniversary of Sesame Street.
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This was brought to light in a new court filing for an ongoing custody battle between the former communications director for the Trump campaign and Delgado.
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Over the last couple of weeks, reports from the New York Times, Vulture, and Music Business Worldwide have brought to light a strange practice at Spotify.
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The White Helmets have brought to light the scale of the Syrian conflict in a painfully visceral way, documenting their recovery operations through video and photo.
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She welcomes the positive reaction to the film so far, saying it is "almost a relief" that the Algiers Motel incident has been brought to light.
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The scandal was brought to light through a high court case taken by a terminally ill woman with cervical cancer who was given an incorrect result.
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Even in the event that meaningful malfeasance is brought to light, I am not entirely certain under what circumstances the party would condemn him for it.
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The oversight board also issued a report that brought to light new details about how the warrantless surveillance program authorized by the FISA Amendments Act worked.
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"When the crash happened, it brought to light a whole other set of issues," Emma G. Fitzsimmons, a transit reporter for The New York Times, said.
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A Twitter thread from a Mashable editor brought to light two gestures that make moving around the apps on your iPhone a faster and simpler experience.
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But perhaps more important, as a woman of color, I am pained when the powerful stories of incredible women and minorities are not brought to light.
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The lawyer says Vanessa wants "the harshest possible discipline, and that their identities be brought to light, to ensure that the photos are not further disseminated."
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That theory was aggressive, and a federal appeals court later rejected it in a case challenging the N.S.A. program that Mr. Snowden had brought to light.
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It was brought to light in September 2015, when the Environmental Protection Agency accused Volkswagen of using software to detect when the cars were undergoing testing.
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Testimony and evidence presented during the trial brought to light shocking criminality that continued even as US Justice Department civil rights lawyers investigated Baltimore's Police Department.
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Barton wants to spread the tours to cities throughout the South, so that the hidden heritage of African Americans around the region is brought to light.
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We believe that by offering this type of content, we enable these stories to be brought to light with the hope that history will not repeat itself.
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However, they also brought to light an additional problem these same folks face when trying to eat a sundae: a lack of non-dairy whipped topping options.
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And if you use social media to lobby politicians to use their parliamentary privilege, then stories that are in the public interest could be brought to light.
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Swift became a tableau for the rejection of white mediocrity eclipsing black art, a message most of West's black fans were happy to see brought to light.
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Some might argue it cost the show everything: The #MeToo and Time's Up movement brought to light an onslaught of allegations against its major star, Kevin Spacey.
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Despite Kelis's celebrity and Bryan's forgotten accusations being brought to light, the allegations only caused a few waves and ultimately have had little effect on Nas' career.
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JK: I think the last three are pretty strong, how we wrapped everything up and how we explained everything that we brought to light throughout the series.
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Not all the Clinton emails were the result of WikiLeaks publishing hacked files, Pence said, adding some were brought to light by Freedom of Information Act requests.
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A recent controversy involving Google has brought to light a growing concern companies have across the Internet: Advertisers often don't know exactly where their ads are running.
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In a statement to CNN Tuesday, Mercy Hospital declined to discuss the case but said that they were disappointed that the issue had been brought to light.
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" The R&B star recorded a video in which he called allegations of abuse brought to light by a July BuzzFeed News article "a bunch of crap.
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Uprise/Angry Women gives women a chance to artistically express their fears and frustrations about the sexist and discriminatory rhetoric brought to light by the impending administration.
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"Comments I made as I private citizen before I was hired at HHS were brought to light by concerned members of the press," Barreto said in April.
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The report also brought to light job discrimination and bad behavior by men that were ignored by human resources, according to female employees interviewed by the Times.
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The college admissions scandal erupted on March 12, 2019, as United States federal prosecutors brought to light a conspiracy to influence student admissions into prominent U.S. universities.
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Uprise/Angry Women gives women a chance to artistically express their fears and frustrations about the sexist and discriminatory rhetoric brought to light by the impending administration.
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In 1882, Dr. William Forbes, an anatomy professor in Philadelphia, was arrested for grave-robbing, and his case brought to light the need for a donation program.
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The stories of malevolence brought to light by whistle-blowers like Richard M. Bowen III at Citigroup and Alayne Fleischmann at JPMorgan Chase have been well documented.
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Robson and Safechuck's long and complicated relationship with Jackson was brought to light in 2005, when Robson was called to testify in a court case against the singer.
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However, near the end of the season and JoJo Fletcher's final rose ceremonies, some stories of Rodger's past have been brought to light — and they are quite problematic.
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Twitter has now suspended the bots brought to light by NBC News, as well as other pro-Saudi government accounts, although it hasn't officially said who's behind them.
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The scandal has brought to light the heart of a problem that many have been well aware of: if you're not buying a product, you are the product.
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"Our supervisory reviews of firms' reinsurance activities have not, however, brought to light significant immediate concerns about the way in which that reinsurance is being conducted," he said.
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But it's faced extra scrutiny since last year's presidential election brought to light the role it played in the outbreak of hoaxes, misinformation and conspiracies infecting web media.
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In 2013 Edward Snowden, a contractor for the National Security Agency, brought to light the evidence of large-scale surveillance and record keeping on communications of U.S. citizens.
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On Monday, FIFA's independent ethics committee confirmed that one of its ethics lawyers was under internal investigation for a business relationship brought to light by the Panama Papers.
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The theft brought to light the systems that rare-book sellers have in place to thwart thieves, including international databases of stolen items that make reselling them difficult.
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For example, in Packwood's case, it was the investigation that brought to light the senator's diary — and tampering with the diary — recounting his illicit encounters with female staffers.
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The lies and deceit practiced during that volatile time in our country also brought to light social injustice and a system that had ignored it for too long.
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All along, the issues brought to light in the documentary have centered culture as a whole, and the mainstream mindset that made space for a caricature like Apu.
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The only threat to the Constitution that House Democrats have brought to light is their own degradation of the impeachment process and trampling of the separation of powers.
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The scandal has been compared to the case of Frank Serpico, the detective whose testimony in the 1970s brought to light corruption in the New York Police Department.
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"In recent weeks and months, the #MeToo movement has brought to light the experiences of countless workers who have endured sexual harassment for far too long," the letter reads.
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"The footage illustrates some hard facts and dispels many myths about the ambush that had not previously been brought to light," SOFREP wrote in the article accompanying the video.
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"Survivors who have bravely come forward to share their stories have brought to light just how widespread harassment and discrimination continue to be throughout Capitol Hill," reads the letter.
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Humans have been preoccupied with diddling themselves since the beginning of civilization, a reality brought to light by our ancestors' explicit cave art showing exactly what got them off.
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"Today we announce an additional arrest, and an indictment, in a case that brought to light an inconceivable crime," said FBI Assistant Director-in-Charge Sweeney about Mack's arrest.
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Philip Green, the English billionaire behind British fast fashion chain Topshop, has been named as the subject of sexual harassment accusations that were brought to light earlier this week.
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In addition, Wanner also collaborated with a theater in Munich to stage a work called The Interrogation, which brought to light actual intelligence gathering procedures used by the BND.
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The trial also brought to light testimony accusing Guzman's sons of murdering prominent Mexican journalist Javier Valdez over his coverage of cartel infighting in Guzman's home turf state, Sinaloa.
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In its earliest days, many individuals involved worried about government interference with the project in a country where many powerful people still don't want these documents brought to light.
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But its press office said it was "aware of allegations concerning possible misuse of EU funds in Bulgaria that have been brought to light by journalists in recent weeks".
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Wells Fargo has not done enough to address the problems brought to light in its massive settlement over secret accounts, former FDIC Chair Sheila Bair told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Cannes organizers have been criticized for not doing enough to publicly acknowledge the #MeToo and 'Time's Up' movements that have brought to light men's abuse of power in Hollywood.
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Still, the glimpse of what corporations actually pay in taxes, brought to light by the F.A.S.B. rule change, "could become a P.R. problem for these companies," Mr. Willens said.
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It's hard to imagine a TV special uncovering anything Serial's Sarah Koenig hasn't already brought to light in the many hours of her podcast and on the show's site.
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The trial of Mr. Kapoor and his four co-defendants has brought to light the extent to which the schemes permeated the entire company and its national sales team.
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But he had increasingly come under fire in the last year for his handling of several scandals at the private university, brought to light by The Los Angeles Times.
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The ads were brought to light by Popular Information, a newsletter created by journalist Judd Legum, who founded the website ThinkProgress and worked on Hillary Clinton's 2008 presidential campaign.
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Democrats are likely to resist thrusting the whistleblower back into the spotlight, however, given that House Democrats plan to present evidence independent of what the whistleblower brought to light.
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The extent of the tracking was brought to light in a tweet by Adrianne Jeffries, an investigative reporter for The Markup (and friend of The Verge) earlier this week.
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"The problem that last week's events has brought to light, is that distribution of vaccines for the private market does not follow the same high standards," the WHO said.
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But these women watched as other prominent men in the entertainment industry were called out as the #MeToo movement brought to light instances of sexual misconduct tied to power.
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In her hands, these brought to light a very different and far less demure 'Southern lady,' one who had played a vital role in economic, political, and social life.
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Second, they view making the conversation about Bill as an effective way to deflect the many, many allegations of sexism against Trump that this campaign has brought to light.
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In the past two years, new reporting has brought to light the existence of a social and legal system in America that protects powerful male sex abusers at women's expense.
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And though it was a powerful moment — a much-needed celebration of women's achievements this year — seeing the women in the room stand also brought to light a sad truth.
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"These personnel actions are the culmination of this stage of the investigation, which brought to light the serious problems related to abusive behavior towards staff, predominantly female staff," Wali said.
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Sam and Nellie Jones have a love story that spans 70 years, but it's now being brought to light after the couple both passed away recently, only four hours apart.
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The ban—which wasn't publicly announced but was brought to light by a leaked internal memo—will apply to airlines at ten airports in a region largely populated by Muslims.
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" He added, "May this incident inspire all of us to respond with compassion when inequalities are brought to light, and allow us to have the courage to stand for change.
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The product liability case has brought to light a piece of evidence that legal and safety experts say puts Apple in a quandary — one it shares with other wireless companies.
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Others are quitting due to frustrations over a lack of resources and little support from communities, an issue brought to light by a wave of teacher protests in recent months.
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Or it could be that he's also known for allegedly using his art collection to shield money from his wife, a bitter conflict brought to light in the Panama Papers.
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"The evidence brought to light over the weekend by the U.S. attorney's office and revealed, in part, today in court is significant and troubling," said Johnny Luu, a Waymo spokesman.
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Following news of layoffs at the company, a recent leak-loaded article from TechCrunch brought to light that SoundCloud may only be funded into Q4, which begins in 50 days.
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Last year, a federal indictment brought to light the ways in which big-name programs, agents and apparel companies worked together to give top players special treatment, including bribing them.
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His investigation brought to light Lewinsky's involvement with Clinton, who was later impeached on charges of lying under oath to a federal grand jury and obstructing justice in the matter.
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The bill Grassley wants a vote on is similar to the one the House passed last month after a number of sexual harassment allegations against congressmen were brought to light.
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In defending his decision to withhold Ukrainian aid on Wednesday, President Donald Trump brought to light a behind-the-scenes disagreement with a member of his own party: Republican Sen.
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Mistakes from his own past, which are part of the reason he came to Broadchurch, are also brought to light though, as with Jack Marshall, no one has the full story.
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But, despite the fact that the federal probe has been proceeding quietly, attorneys told BuzzFeed News it has the potential to address many of the problems brought to light by #MeToo.
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Their work has brought to light signs of elephants' extraordinary intelligence, including evidence that they recognize a host of man-made threats -- and are willing to cross borders to escape them.
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The case was brought to light only recently, and Manning has denied any wrongdoing, and did so again during his farewell press conference when a reporter asked him about the charges.
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The photo has been brought to light just weeks after Markle said she thought it would have been "boastful" to appear on the cover of the Vogue issue she guest-edited.
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Issued in December and brought to light earlier this month, it would have only allowed inmates access to goods from six state-approved vendors, which did not include Books Through Bars.
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"Any improper FBI surveillance activities that were conducted before or after the 2016 election must be brought to light and properly addressed," Grassley and Johnson write in their letter to Barr.
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The extent of problems were brought to light this summer, after a New Orleans City Council hearing that looked into the extensive flooding that followed a severe thunderstorm on Aug. 5.
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The expected departure of CBS executive Les Moonves after a New Yorker exposé has brought to light a plethora of issues concerning misconduct during his 20-year career at the network.
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His arrest brought to light that he had been in a relationship for more than three years with the journalist Ali Watkins while she worked at HuffPost, BuzzFeed News and Politico.
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Koenig's investigations had offered no clear opinion on Syed's guilt, but they had brought to light the potential holes in the prosecution's case and intensified public pressure to re-examine it.
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The muted criticism fits within a broader pattern, brought to light since the more recent 737 Max tragedies, of how the company has benefited from a light touch by safety officials.
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J.P. Morgan Chase admitted to failures brought to light in a New York Times article last month and said it had taken a series of steps to learn from the episode.
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As the #MeToo movement has brought to light, bad behavior is reinforced by an entire network of people — men and women alike — whose concern is more for the violator than the victim.
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"The evidence brought to light over the weekend by the US Attorney's office and revealed, in part, today in Court is significant and troubling," a spokesperson for Waymo said in a statement.
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The scandals that so enraged voters were brought to light mainly by police, prosecutors and judges, especially those in charge of the Lava Jato (Car Wash) investigations of the past four years.
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"This week's story in The Atlantic documenting unspeakable harms endured by young men and teenage boys brought to light a reality that cannot be ignored or even tacitly rewarded," the statement continued.
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An underground release in the truest sense of the word, it was brought to light and heralded by the underbelly of London's youth, who've yelled and tweeted the lyrics since it landed.
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In a public statement this week, Boots said it conducted a review after the issue was brought to light and has taken action to correct the prices of its own-brand products.
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The researchers don't speculate, but we can guess that media reports—including our own—that brought to light the ungodly amount of sugar found in bottled juice may be playing a role.
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Although unusual in many respects, the offer brought to light a practise that many consider an open secret: that the US will pay key individuals millions of dollars to betray its enemies.
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These complaints aren't exactly new, according to Today, but they've been brought to light following the initial flurry of stories flooding Kay's social profiles, and now more disappointed customers are coming forward.
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His first exhibition was "Women Printmakers" (21986), which brought to light a long-neglected gift to the library of about 800 prints by female artists from the 16th to the 19th centuries.
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For decades, many country programmers and DJs have operated under a set of unwritten rules when it comes to giving female artists airtime, two of which have recently been brought to light.
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We are demanding that those responsible for these alleged actions face the harshest possible discipline, and that their identities be brought to light, to ensure that the photos are not further disseminated.
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And while the #MeToo movement has brought to light the issue of sexual harassment in mainstream workplaces, it has simultaneously left out the narratives of low-income women and women of color.
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It's only just finished assessing the scope of the Postal Service errors that resulted in more than 1,900 applications getting rejected as "late," six weeks after the problem was brought to light.
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You're absolutely right, and I think what this has really brought to light in a very dramatic way is how many of these government workers are really living from paycheck to paycheck. Right.
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Though the case occurred two years ago, the shocking ruling was brought to light on Monday after Italy's highest appeal court ordered the decision be overturned and the case retried, The Guardian reports.
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Now that this issue has been brought to light, it's absolutely clear that Apple designs its chips and software to work in new iPhones, not ones that are a year old or more.
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Actually, Kate was a big inspiration for my hair-care brand, n:p beautiful, because working with her brought to light that there was a white space in the market of clean hair care.
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The pair held absolutely nothing back as they delivered a slew of jokes absolutely nailing the tense climate and the behavior of predatory men in entertainment brought to light by the #MeToo movement.
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Bill O'Reilly's contract renewal supports the toxic abuse of power repeatedly brought to light through the sexual harassment and assault accusations made against himself, Harvey Weinstein, Roger Ailes, Donald Trump, and countless others.
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Samer Kalaf of Deadspin brought to light a video sent along by a reader named Ashley that appears to show an 11-year-old Lavelle showing off her juggling skills in her backyard.
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The existence of the FBI's investigation Nearly six months ago, it was a House Intelligence Committee hearing that brought to light the federal investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Moscow.
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Mr. Sterling's past will be laid bare, every misdeed brought to light and used as justification for police officers choosing to act as judge, jury and executioner — due process in a parking lot.
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This brought to light something Weiss had intuitively known for a while — he didn't have the right team, and he couldn't keep trying to connect with investors while shouldering most of the work.
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While Harris is branding herself as a progressive prosecutor, she's faced scrutiny over her record as San Francisco's district attorney and California's attorney general, which Gabbard brought to light on the debate stage.
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" The allegations were brought to light earlier this week in a story published on New York magazine's Vulture site titled, "The Streaming Problem: How Spammers, Superstars, and Tech Giants Gamed the Music Industry.
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The allegations against Porter and the White House's botched handling of them have brought to light a broader problem with security within the Trump administration: A lot of people still haven't been cleared.
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In recent days, heartbreaking news reports and photographs have brought to light the fact that the United States government hasn't stopped separating immigrant families at the border, despite a year-old executive order.
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But Edward J. Snowden's 2013 leaks and related declassifications brought to light more information, and the furor over surveillance in conservative circles resulting from the Trump-Russia imbroglio has added a wild card.
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Police officials in three cities — Phoenix, Philadelphia, and St. Louis — have moved more than 100 officers to desk duty after their racist and homophobic Facebook posts were brought to light earlier this month.
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Amid Uber's recent problems surrounding its workplace culture, a new incident involving a company trip to a South Korean escort bar has been brought to light, according to a report published by The Information.
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The breach was brought to light by a Berlin-based security researcher named Sébastien Kaul, who discovered that the Voxox-managed database was discoverable, unprotected, and easily searchable for both names and telephone numbers.
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Social media erupted in the afternoon after an FBI investigation of former Congressman Anthony Weiner and Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin brought to light new emails tied to the Democratic nominee, NBC News confirmed.
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"This week's story in The Atlantic documenting unspeakable harms endured by young men and teenage boys brought to light a reality that cannot be ignored or even tacitly rewarded," GLAAD wrote in a statement.
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"He is innocent of these charges and confident that when all the facts and circumstances are brought to light, he will be exonerated of any wrongdoing," Banks' lawyer, Johnny Sutton, said in a statement.
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VW said on Monday its own legal examinations of the scandal have to date not brought to light a clear and severe breach of duty by current or former members of the executive board.
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The bill is a response to "gaps in the process" brought to light by the FBI's investigation into Clinton's use of a private email server for State Department business, according to a GOP aide.
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The suspect, named in media as Darren Osborne, survived the attack but in his survival, he brought to light the dignity of many of those he allegedly sought to kill at that very mosque.
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To be clear, Fox has not made any specific accusations, and we can't assume whether or not she considers any of the above in the mold of other behavior brought to light by #MeToo.
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The endorsement brought to light what many Democrats have long suspected: that top Obama administration officials prefer Perez, an Obama administration alum, over Ellison, a progressive and early supporter of Sanders's 2016 presidential bid.
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With it, Haacke began his disruptions of museums' self-image as cultural sanctuaries set apart from public dissent and brought them into spheres of politics and tainted patronage still being brought to light today.
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Its own internal records, brought to light by court testimony rather than of its own volition or internal reckoning, show that more than 12,000 children have reported sexual abuse spanning back to the 1940s.
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The antigovernment protests in Hong Kong since June, which have brought to light deep public anger there over the erosion of civil liberties under Chinese rule, have also helped to boost Ms. Tsai's popularity.
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The first two episodes of the eight-part limited series also brought to light a number of stunning revelations about Kelly and the timeline of his alleged predation that has spanned over three decades.
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Through their comparison, a counterintuitive and skewed relationship with elitism is brought to light — conceptual art that you need an MFA to "unpack" and elite artists pandering to the masses with sexy luxury objects.
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However, the new report also brought to light more texts from Strzok to Page, the most controversial one of which said, "We'll stop it," when referring to the prospect of Trump winning the election.
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Human resource departments do not always have an employee's best interest in mind, a trend increasingly evident in the HR failures brought to light as a litany of allegations recently surfaced from within Silicon Valley.
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Scientists and students are sharing their stories of harassment in the space sciences using the hashtag #AstroSH on social media, after two prominent cases of sexual harassment in astronomy were brought to light this week.
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In this clip, brought to light by The Daily Show, Trump and his second wife Marla Maples are asked on Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous about what qualities their daughter gets from which parent.
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That could foreshadow a fight over whether to call such people as the unidentified C.I.A. whistle-blower who brought to light Mr. Trump's use of his powers to pressure Ukraine to investigate a political rival.
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That could foreshadow a fight over whether to call such people as the unidentified C.I.A. whistle-blower who brought to light Mr. Trump's use of his powers to pressure Ukraine to investigate a political rival.
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They're angry enough to share their #MeToo stories — the kinds of stories that, when brought to light, usually harm the victim more than the abuser — in droves in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal.
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Reports of phone's exploding due to faulty batteries, including one that reportedly incinerated a Jeep and another that reportedly injured a 6-year-old boy, have brought to light the extreme severity of the situation.
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Letter To the Editor: Bonnie Tsui's beautifully written essay "Drinking by Numbers" (Sunday Review, June 19) brought to light the issue of how easily one can segue from the "social" realm of drinking to alcoholism.
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A 2018 lawsuit against 3M from Minnesota focused on negative health impacts from PFAS in water, but also brought to light documents that showed the company kept internal concerns about its products from the public.
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When Mr. Snowden's disclosures about the scope of the N.S.A. spying were brought to light, it touched off a feverish debate over government invading people's privacy, and many Republicans denounced Mr. Snowden as a traitor.
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"Far too often, when cases of mismanagement are brought to light, it is part of a larger pattern that includes a campus climate where victims are afraid to come forward," wrote Senators Gillibrand and McCaskill.
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Last year's revelation that brought to light dozens of accusations against Weinstein is credited with catalyzing the "Me Too" and "Times Up" movements, which seek to battle sexual assault, harassment and sexism in the workplace.
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When these claims are found to be untrue, as multiple congressional inquiries have brought to light in recent years, these students deserve relief and remuneration — not a deregulated system with no accountability for bad actors.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: Dr. Blasey's accusation has brought to light many questions the Judiciary Committee and the public will need to explore, among them: Is Judge Kavanaugh telling the truth?
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It's one of those situations where until it is exposed and brought to light, we don't have the connection but it is absolutely a grave concern with folks who have been organizing at the border.
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One recent scheme that targeted recent Indian immigrants to the United States was brought to light when two teenage call-center workers, above, grew so ashamed that they blew the whistle to United States authorities.
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The case was brought to light by Sonja Liggett-Igelmund, a midwife based in the western German city of Cologne, who has warned that many more babies may have been born with the same condition.
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In the midst of its glass bowls and its marble and bronze sculptures the Antikythera wreck also brought to light a complex computing mechanism, with interlocking gears, that seems far in advance of its time.
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United is now under fire after a video showing an employee pushing a 71-year-old passenger to the floor in an airport was brought to light in a Harris County, Texas, lawsuit filed last week.
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But before the small North Carolina town has a chance to grapple with the incident, the neglected murder of an African-American teen is brought to light, opening wounds that threaten to tear the community apart.
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But after a couple of instances in which investigative reporting brought to light previously unknown facts followed by swift justice, it's become clear that an entrenched culture of "himpathy" presents a powerful challenge to that revolution.
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Citizen journalist Uber's toxic and sexist corporate culture has been scrutinized by tech media, but it was first brought to light by software engineer Susan Fowler, whose whistle-blowing expose on LinkedIn started the whole thing.
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Now, through Endogenous Error Terms, a relatively straightforward but compelling photography-based project, the German artist Mischa Leinkauf has literally brought to light a vivid record of such subterranean places in several cities around the world.
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I think victim blaming has a huge role to play with the way that the issue hasn't been brought to light and talked about since really before us and yet has gone on since gigs began.
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The case brought to light the darker side of New Zealand's immigration boom and represented a shift in focus by authorities who have been criticized for not taking a hard enough line on exploitation of migrants.
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Why it matters: Vandermeyden is putting the spotlight on Tesla as Uber is still dealing with the fallout from revelations of widespread sexism brought to light in a blog post by former engineer Susan Fowler Rigetti.
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Recently enacted laws in North Carolina and Mississippi and their impact on the rights of the LGBTQ community have brought to light a serious public health issue: an increased risk of HIV and gender-based violence.
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She noted that Ms. McSally's testimony brought to light other issues, too, such as fear of collateral misconduct charges for more minor infringement — underage drinking or fraternization, for example — chilling the willingness of victims to report.
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But environmental groups and then Italian prosecutors brought to light environmental and health abuses — including toxic minerals blown into nearby neighborhoods, a factor that still prompts the mayor to close the town's schools on windy days.
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The scandal brought to light subsidiary issues — like whether Nixon shortchanged the Treasury on his income taxes, and used taxpayer funds to protect and improve his Florida vacation home — that have obvious correspondence to Trump's behavior.
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Meanwhile, Paltrow's split from Chris Martin hit a minor speed bump this week, when a judge brought to light the fact that Martin has yet to file a response to his ex-wife's 2015 petition for divorce.
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The series, which centers around two friends who face many challenges while trying to create a vibrator for seniors, has brought to light an interesting real-life question: Where are all the sex toys for older people?
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Many aspects of the secretive religion have been brought to light in a number of other documentaries and books by ex-Scientologists, including Alex Gibney's 2015 film "Going Clear," adapted from a book of the same title.
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Eight complaints reported in the early 2000s to a former health center director, who has since died, were never brought to light until they were uncovered during the course of an investigation the university opened in 2016.
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One striking omission in the museum's collection was brought to light by a collaborative lithograph, "The Feminization of Poverty" (993) by Nancy Spero and Leon Golub, which hangs in the lower right-hand corner of the installation.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia launched an independent inquiry on Wednesday into workplace sexual harassment, one of the first of its kind in the world, hoping to find solutions to problems brought to light by the global #MeToo movement.
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The leaked material brought to light the fact that then-CNN contributor and now-interim Democratic National Committee (DNC) Chairwoman Donna Brazile gave the Clinton camp advance warning of questions that would be asked during primary debates.
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Three officers who served in New York City's Correction Department were the latest to be convicted in the brutal beating of an inmate, a case that brought to light the pervasive culture of violence on Rikers Island.
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A previously unreleased video clip brought to light in a news report on Tuesday raised questions about the claim by a former Islamic State member that he had refused to kill while with the group in Syria.
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Speaking on Barrow's skate writing panel, Roosevelt University professor Kyle Beachy discussed the reaction to an essay he wrote recently criticizing Jason Jessee, whose history of racist and homophobic comments were recently brought to light by VICE.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - British company structures which hide the identity of those behind them were branded a disgrace by the whistleblower who brought to light an alleged 22011 billion euro ($228 billion) money laundering scandal involving Danske Bank.
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"We denounce before the world the United States' intervention plans and help to military conspirators against Venezuela," he said on Twitter, adding that the article had "brought to light new and crude evidence" of such a plot.
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His arrest in June brought to light that he had had a relationship for more than three years with Ali Watkins, a New York Times reporter who at the time worked at BuzzFeed News and then Politico.
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The publicity surrounding the case brought to light significant ill feelings at Stanford against the hard-charging dean, Garth Saloner, who announced in September 2015 that he would step down at the end of the school year.
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Her leaks brought to light numerous hidden facts, including previously unknown civilian bystander killings in the Iraq war, back-room diplomatic dealings and discussion of local corruption around the world, and intelligence assessments about Guantánamo Bay detainees.
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The inherent difficulty of running a social media platform according to China&aposs rulesThe entire episode has brought to light the inherent difficulty of running a viral social-media platform while being under China&aposs watchful eye.
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As a former elite gymnast and the 1986 national champion, I understand all too well the dynamics that have been brought to light by the recent onslaught of public allegations of sexual misconduct committed against young athletes.
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Out of all the stories of sexual harassment, abuse, misconduct, and violence that have been brought to light in the past few months, perhaps none has proved as controversial as the allegations brought against comedian Aziz Ansari.
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In order for these kinds of series to work, there needs to be some new interpretation or information brought to light that will create the kind of dramatic tension — or renewed stakes — necessary for revisiting an old story.
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Despite these challenges, though, Whittaker and Crawford say that 2018 has shown that when the problems of AI accountability and bias are brought to light, tech employees, lawmakers, and the public are willing to act rather than acquiesce.
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In the hours after SWAT teams closed in on Sayoc's van — which was adorned with pro-Trump stickers — his numerous social media accounts were brought to light, and revealed a man consumed by right-wing conspiracies and paranoia.
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The idea that we can outsource almost any onerous or time-consuming task is no longer a new one, and the growing size of the freelance workforce has brought to light questions about worker rights, safety, and benefits.
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STOCKHOLM, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Swedish central bank governor Stefan Ingves said on Friday it was positive that the money-laundering allegations in the Baltics had been brought to light and that all the transactions needed to be investigated.
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Brought to light in 1999 by the scholar Bertrand Jestaz, it shows that, in 1518, while Leonardo was still alive, Francis I's treasurer in Milan issued a small fortune to Salaì in exchange for a group of paintings.
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A team that included more than a dozen former U.S. intelligence operatives hacked into the phones of rivals of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) as part of a clandestine operation brought to light in a new Reuters report.
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Writer and designer Daniel Marx told me that the information that Edward Snowden brought to light were operative for the development of the game, as well as historical research about the Red Army Faction and the German Stasi.
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These shortcuts were brought to light to Business Insider thanks to Mashable editor Stan Schroeder, who recently shared on Twitter that he discovered an alternate way for moving around the apps on his iPhone from screen to screen.
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In a statement, a spokeswoman for the comptroller, Jennifer Freeman, said the office had issued the letter since "legal entities have yet to clarify the legality of the Senate's practices," after they were brought to light last year.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Earlier this week the Washington Post delightfully skewered the New York Times for a particularly ill-advised headline whose problems the Times's own subsequent reporting on the same topic brought to light.
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Although the spearphishing attempt in Florida had first been brought to light nearly two years ago when The Intercept cited a secret National Security Agency report, state officials said they were certain no elections computers had been compromised.
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The Trump administration's dealings with Ukraine — including details first brought to light in a whistleblower complaint and now under investigation by multiple House committees — may have undermined critical American security interests both in Europe and across the globe.
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Mr. Inman had been forced to resign as head of the Williamston Police Department in 270 after Mr. Clardy, a former mayor, brought to light the racially provocative jokes that Mr. Inman had posted on his Facebook page.
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The videos referenced Tuesday made headlines back in 2017 and 2018 after being brought to light by the former Blink-182 rocker's To The Stars Academy of Arts and Science research group and later republished by the Times.
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"I am enormously proud of what the bank has achieved and equally disappointed about what the royal commission has brought to light in areas where we have not met customer expectations," Dr. Henry said in the company statement.
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First, Fox News host Tucker Carlson refused to back down on calling women "extremely primitive" on a shock jock radio show after recordings of his typical call-ins several years ago were brought to light over the weekend.
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Out of respect to the victims' family and friends, we ask that deference and due process be given to the investigation so that all the facts are brought to light and they can receive the closure they deserve.
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All of this is brought to light not only on the growing industry of YouTube creators and how the industry works; it also highlights YouTube's need to seriously figure out how to moderate its content and also payments.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, the National Security Agency is recommending that the White House abandon the agency's metadata surveillance program, which was first brought to light by the leaks released by former contractor Edward Snowden in 2013.
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This forced me to reflect on my own experience with assault, one that many became intimately aware of when it was brought to light on the current season of MTV's The Challenge, on which I was a cast member.
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The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), CARE International and Action Aid said they had encouraged more people to come forward and hoped, or were confident, this would result in more cases of misconduct being brought to light.
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After his alleged sexual misconduct was brought to light, the chef announced that he was taking an indefinite leave of absence from his business, Batali & Bastianich Hospitality Group, which manages over 24 restaurants, many of them owned by Batali.
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First brought to light by former U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson in late 2017, the plan is centered on freedom of navigation in Pacific waters — a direct challenge to Beijing's vast territorial grabs in the South China Sea.
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But the arrest brought to light unanswered questions about the ingredient, which has been touted by celebrities like Kim Kardashian West and Kristen Bell and has gained a reputation as an elixir for ailments ranging from anxiety to diabetes.
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Even though the disaster brought to light that homeowner's insurance does not cover flood insurance, the Insurance Information Institute found that a decade later, 43 percent of homeowners either believed that their insurance covers floods or did not know.
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The Patriot Act underwent a major reform in 2015, when President Barack Obama signed a law barring the bulk collection of phone records, another controversial aspect brought to light in the disclosures by whistleblower Edward Snowden two years prior.
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But I do think that, for reasons that are definitely coming from a dark timeline in our country and in the world, Time's Up, #MeToo, I do think a lot of this is being brought to light right now.
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The scandal, brought to light by a Raleigh newspaper, The News & Observer, involved nearly 200 classes in the African and Afro-American Studies Department over almost 20 years administered mainly by a non-faculty staff member named Deborah Crowder.
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Uber's data breach was brought to light last month by its new chief Dara Khosrowshahi, who said that Uber had failed to disclose a massive breach last year that exposed the data of some 57 million of its users.
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Wiesenthal wasn't interested in vengeance, instead, he said that he wanted to make sure that Nazi crimes were "brought to light so the new generation knows about them, so it should not happen again," per The New York Times.
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"If there is credible information, credible information of wrongdoing by someone who is running for a public office, it's not campaign interference for credible information about wrongdoing to be brought to light, if it is credible information," Philbin continued.
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With social media raging by the late 2010s, nearly every rapper arrested for gun or drug possession received a hashtag campaign calling to free them, an armchair phenomenon that brought to light one of the attitudinal shift's uglier symptoms.
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The university has acknowledged failing to properly act on at least eight complaints that were made against Tyndall between 2000 and 2014 but were never brought to light until uncovered during an inquiry that the university opened in 2016.
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They also focused on the identity of the anonymous whistleblower who first brought to light the Ukraine controversy but has since been superseded by on-the-record testimony from diplomats and other officials describing more direct recollections of events.
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In her maiden speech to the U.N. Human Rights Council, Bachelet said the panel had brought to light "deeply disturbing allegations of large-scale arbitrary detentions of Uighurs and other Muslim communities, in so-called re-education camps across Xinjiang".
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Apple's encryption fight with the FBI in 2015 brought to light a growing conflict between the mandates of government — the stated need for surveillance powers to monitor potential threats — and Silicon Valley — the need for encryption to ensure individual privacy.
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Morgan Stanley said Sikka's exit could lead to a possible slowdown in the execution of a new strategy and that there were risks of more management and board-level exits, and further issues of corporate governance being brought to light.
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To be sure, the Quant Meltdown of August 2007 brought to light many of the largest criticisms around quant strategies, particularly the white-labeled, third-party models that may lend themselves to the creation of similarly constructed portfolios across the industry.
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Today, some 600,000 Israelis, out of a population of close to 9 million, can claim a measure of Iraqi ancestry - a trace of history Tassa and his band, The Kuwaitis, have brought to light through their three Arabic-language albums.
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"As details reemerge and new information is brought to light, R. Kelly's longtime record label, RCA, has a choice: believe these women or continue to enable the abuse of Black women and girls for the sake of profit," the statement said.
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After the horrors of the Holocaust were brought to light, the United States and the world came together and recognized that people fleeing persecution merited special consideration, and guaranteed that they have the right to seek asylum and plead their case.
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On Thursday, Mr. Kerry made it clear that accusations of genocide, crimes against humanity or ethnic cleansing against specific people "must be brought to light by an independent investigation and through formal legal determinations made by a competent court or tribunal."
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Her talk, also published in a zine, brought to light a type of public space design that we may easily take for granted but that has fascinating roots in the Bauhaus movement and even in traditional Middle Eastern carpet-weaving techniques.
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The accusations of misconduct against the actor were first brought to light by a former Boston television anchor, Heather Unruh, who said at a news conference last year that Mr. Spacey sexually assaulted her son at the bar, the Club Car.
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The optics of a meeting this week would have been particularly tricky, given new revelations about the Trump campaign's contacts with Russians, brought to light by the investigations into Moscow's efforts to sway the American election in Mr. Trump's favor.
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Making it a condition for priesthood, even for those not called to it, results in a priesthood that does not represent the church at large and results in the many evils we have seen brought to light in recent years.
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But the damage Ms. Witt caused came as another intelligence failure was being brought to light inside the agencies: the penetration of the secret internet-based network the C.I.A. used to communicate with informants in Iran, China, Russia and elsewhere.
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Its critics always thought it a pseudoscience (Freud himself hoped his baroque theoretical constructs would later be proven by neuroscience), even before the founder's copious coke habit—which some classify as substance abuse rather than addiction—was brought to light.
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But the voters in the Ninth District will get the chance at a clean election after the state's investigation brought to light a convoluted scheme to collect, witness, and tamper with absentee ballots in this district along the state's southern border.
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Based on preliminary information on the museum brought to light by Moss and Baden, there is a real concern that the museum will use scholarship selectively to promote a Christian (and specifically evangelical Protestant) view of the Bible and religion.
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The group decided to retroactively disclose its work to the Justice Department based on "information brought to light in recent months" that led the group to understand the principal beneficiary of its work might have been a foreign government or political party.
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"We are encouraged and know that the peaceful prayer and demonstration at Standing Rock have powerfully brought to light the unjust narrative suffered by tribal nations and Native Americans across the country," said Standing Rock Sioux Chairman David Archambault II in a statement.
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Clinton was certainly a complicated candidate, but her campaign brought to light just how difficult it is to envision any American version of Angela Merkel: a female leader who is revered for her competence while celebrated for her genuine expression of self.
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Connected devices for athletic teams makes a lot of sense, especially when teams are already tracking so much granular data, but it's also an area of technology that has brought to light questions about players' rights around personal data, especially for college teams.
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FBI Assistant Director-in-Charge Sweeney said in the statement that the case has "brought to light an inconceivable crime," referring to NXIVM as a "pyramid scheme" at which Raniere stood alone at the top, with a level of female "slaves" underneath.
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In the wake of movie mogul Harvey Weinstein's many sexual harassment accusations being brought to light in a New York Times report, mega-producer and president of Lucasfilm Kathleen Kennedy is using her power in the entertainment industry to call for change.
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That initial report brought to light allegations of systemic sexism from current and former employees of Riot Games, including instances of men openly commenting on women's looks, women's ideas being routinely dismissed, and a lack of opportunities for women at the company.
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But their new dispute brought to light several contentious issues, with Patton, 41, claiming concern over alleged drinking and drug use by Thicke, and Thicke, 39, stating in court papers that he barred Patton from his father Alan Thicke's funeral last month.
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Federal authorities allege a former youth care worker at a Southwest Key shelter for immigrant youths in Arizona sexually abused eight teenage boys, one of several cases brought to light in recent weeks as thousands of immigrant children remain detained around the country.
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PHOENIX – Federal authorities allege that a former youth care worker at a Phoenix-area facility for immigrant youths sexually abused eight teenage boys, one of several cases brought to light in recent weeks as thousands of immigrant children remain detained around the country.
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Ronan Farrow and New York Times writers Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey have been awarded the Pulitzer Prize for public service in recognition of their bombshell reports on Harvey Weinstein, which brought to light decades of alleged sexual misconduct and sexual assault.
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FBI Assistant Director-in-Charge Sweeney said in the statement that the case has "brought to light an inconceivable crime," referring to Nxivm as a "pyramid scheme" at which Raniere stood alone at the top, with a level of female "slaves" underneath.
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As he tests out his skills in a modern-day setting of smartphones, cryptocurrencies, and a total lack of online privacy, Lupin the Third's mysterious origins will be brought to light as we learn how the infamous phantom thief rose to fame.
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Origins seems to know that this eternal repetition has been exhausting, and so the beginning of that repetition is brought to light so that we can understand what exactly has been repeating in the waves of vengeance over all of these years.
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"If certain failings, which may explain the scale of the fire, have been brought to light, the investigations carried out to this date have not yet been able to determine the causes of the fire," said a statement from Paris prosecutor Remy Heitz.
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Kavanaugh has denied the allegations, which were brought to light Sunday in a Washington Post interview with Ford in which she claimed the Supreme Court nominee forcibly held her down and muffled her screams for help while trying to remove her clothes.
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"We believe, however, the tragic events in Las Vegas brought to light an issue from this past administration that we respectfully request that your Bureau swiftly review," After the shooting, the National Rifle Association pointed to the ATF to regulate the device.
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Government inquiries and independent research by scholars like Cole have recently brought to light the experiences of hundreds of single or unwed mothers-to-be during this period, who recount being routinely drugged, lied to, emotionally and physically assaulted, and coerced by authorities.
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The first hours after the issue was brought to light by an article in The Daily Mail were a confused blur, with officials like Mr. Kelly at first endorsing Mr. Porter's resignation, but then agreeing to issue statements in support of him.
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According to a report in The Washington Post, Mr. Oliver said that he was going to discuss the changing climate in the entertainment industry, where many powerful figures have faced precipitous consequences as accounts of their sexual misdeeds have been brought to light.
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The special counsel's inquiry also led to several of the president's associates or campaign aides facing criminal charges and brought to light other potentially embarrassing information, including a detailed account of how Russia carried out two covert operations to aid his campaign.
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As far as I can tell, the only reason this alleged tax evasion was brought to light is that they were being investigated by the special counsel, Robert Mueller, and his team for any connections to Russian interference in the presidential election.
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Related: Police Have Killed at Least 1,083 Americans Since Michael Brown's Death The protests catalyzed by the shooting death of Brown on August 19, 2014, brought to light racially biased policing practices and excessive use of force by police officers across the country.
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The United States has charged more than 40 individuals and businesses with a range of corruption-related crimes, and it has also brought to light details of sports rights deals that had traditionally been secured behind the scenes with little outside scrutiny.
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Past shows have brought to light the herbs and roses that interested Emily Dickinson; reinterpretations of Monet's garden at Giverny (left and top) and Frida Kahlo's in Mexico City; and the primroses that Darwin hand-pollinated at his home in Kent, England.
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In 2016, the country was hit by a huge leak of confidential financial data from the Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca, a case known as the "Panama Papers", which brought to light tax evasion by the rich and famous around of the world.
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"This investigation brought to light what too many people of color in our state know already," Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, Democrat of New York, said in a statement, "that discrimination is real and targeted, and rears its head in every aspect of their lives."
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FBI Assistant Director-in-Charge Sweeney previously said in a statement that the case has "brought to light an inconceivable crime," referring to Nxivm as a "pyramid scheme" at which Raniere stood alone at the top, with a level of female "slaves" underneath him.
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On Wednesday, model Kate Upton brought to light another alleged abuser in the fashion industry, via tweet that read "It's disappointing that such an iconic women's brand #Guess is still empowering Paul Marciano as their creative director," adding the #MeToo hashtag at the end.
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But in a letter sent by the president's lawyers to Mueller's team in late January and brought to light by the New York Times a few days ago, Trump's lawyers admitted that Trump did dictate a "short but accurate" statement about the Trump Tower meeting.
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The company's reportedly dire financial straits were again brought to light in the wake of an ongoing patent suit with arch-rival Fitbit, which sought to block Jawbone from selling its devices stateside (itself following a suit that accused Fitbit of stealing Jawbone trade secrets).
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However, after an old, sealed deposition in which Cosby disclosed that he drugged Constand was brought to light by the New York Times, Cosby faced three felony counts of aggravated indecent assault, which are at the center of last year's trial and the upcoming retrial.
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FBI Assistant Director-in-Charge Sweeney said in the statement at the time that the case has "brought to light an inconceivable crime," referring to Nxivm as a "pyramid scheme" at which Raniere stood alone at the top, with a level of female "slaves" underneath.
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But it's possible that Select was created to solve a problem that Zac Efron brought to light this summer: People are less likely to swipe right on photos of celebs because they think that the account is fake and that another user is trolling them.
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Films like Moonrise Kingdom and The Grand Budapest Hotel have been a welcome escape for me when I've needed a break from the bleak reality of the outside world, especially as more allegations of sexual harassment and assault are brought to light in the news.
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It also really brought to light the concept that people trade one good for another, whether that's giving up a wage-earning opportunity to spend a few hours helping your grandmother every day, or getting lower grades so that you can earn an income.
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"It's unsustainable if the leader of the board and the CEO of a company are unable to cooperate sensibly ... the fact that a potential conflict is brought to light will hopefully help solve the problems, which will in turn be good for shareholders," he added.
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When an unrecognized system flaw is inevitably exploited to disable a portion of our electric grid or disrupt command and control communications during a crisis, the reality of nonkinetic supply chain dependence and risks will be brought to light, with potentially disastrous consequences for society.
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From extreme smog that cloaked Los Angeles and other cities, to fish kills in waters contaminated from raw sewage, and chemicals brought to light in 1962 by Rachel Carson's groundbreaking Silent Spring, which helped launch the modern American environmental movement, these were not isolated incidents.
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"Survivors who have bravely come forward to share their stories have brought to light just how widespread harassment and discrimination continue to be throughout Capitol Hill," these senators wrote in a letter to Mitch McConnell and Chuck Schumer, the Senate's majority and minority leaders.
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But USA Today brought to light a new realm of the self-own, one I had not previously considered: SUVs and trucks are now so profoundly gigantic they no longer fit in the already pretty large suburban American garages constructed to store said cars.
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Both Nixon and President Bill Clinton were accused of obstruction of justice by lawmakers as part of impeachment proceedings, drawing on evidence brought to light by prosecutors who, rather than charging them with crimes, sent reports to the House Judiciary Committee for impeachment consideration.
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"Moreover, the personal and financial information plaintiffs seek to protect has already been released on the Internet and made available to the public," he wrote in the ruling, which was dated April 6 and was brought to light earlier this week in Ars Technica.
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The massacre in Inn Din village that the two brought to light occurred in September during violent attacks on Rohingya Muslims by Myanmar's military and local Buddhist mobs, driving hundreds of thousands of refugees into Bangladesh in what is broadly seen as calculated ethnic cleansing.
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Bachelet, a former Chilean president making her maiden speech to the U.N. Human Rights Council, said the panel had brought to light "deeply disturbing allegations of large-scale arbitrary detentions of Uighurs and other Muslim communities, in so-called re-education camps across Xinjiang".
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Designed and printed at the See Red Women's Workshop in London, this is just one of many screenprint posters made by this group of women between 1974 and 1990, brought to light by the new book See Red Women's Workshop published by Four Corners Books.
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The tip-theft controversy brought to light a deeper issue: Even when gig economy workers get their tips in full, many of them are being paid far below what most would consider a decent minimum wage — by some estimates less than $13 an hour after expenses.
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After kicking off with a self-aware warning that announced winners maybe shouldn't "get up right away" to accept their award, just in case of another mix-up, Kimmel took a pointed turn into the uglier side of Hollywood that the Harvey Weinstein allegations brought to light.
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Allegations of sexual assault against Argento were first brought to light by a report in the New York Times, which claimed former child actor Jimmy Bennett had accused the actress of assault last fall in a letter sent to Argento and her late boyfriend Anthony Bourdain.
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My feelings were verified in the severe conflicts of interests which were brought to light during the presidential campaign in the form of the ties between Loretta Lynch and the Clintons, Peter Kadzik and John Podesta, and Deputy FBI Director McCabe and the Clintons through Terry McAuliffe.
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While many have said that race is no longer the problem it has been historically, the issues of representation and historical revision brought to light by A Birthday Cake for George Washington only prove that there is still a great deal of work to be done.
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In a letter to Amazon obtained by The Hill, CBC Chairman Cedric Richmond (D-La.) pushed the company to be more careful in its development and deployment of facial recognition technology and artificial intelligence-assisted surveillance, which the ACLU brought to light in a report on Wednesday.
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Though Novartis didn't specify the reason for their departure, they and a few other scientists were fired in connection with data manipulation brought to light last week by the Food and Drug Administration, according to the person, who declined to be named because an investigation is ongoing.
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But she said she was emboldened to step forward by the sexual harassment lawsuit that the former Fox News anchor Gretchen Carlson brought against Mr. Ailes this month, and a subsequent investigation that has brought to light at least 10 other claims of improper behavior involving him.
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BUSINESS DAY Because of an editing error, a picture caption on Friday with an article about a rift in the music industry that was brought to light by the release of Frank Ocean's new album "Blonde" misidentified the source of one music video image in some copies.
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Fortunately, the project's labor history has been brought to light in recent projects like a series of fictional journal entries written by UCLA students from the workers' perspective, and Lauren Bon and the Metabolic Studio's public art project One Hundred Mules Walking the Los Angeles Aqueduct.
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In doing so, however, Mr. Johnson brought to light new information that was ultimately unhelpful to Mr. Trump: that the American ambassador to the European Union, Gordon Sondland, had told the lawmaker that aid to Ukraine was tied to Mr. Trump's request to have Kiev investigate Democrats.
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The episode was brought to light by volunteers for the South Carolina chapter of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, who said in a news release that the lawmaker laid out a loaded firearm while discussing gun safety at an event in Rock Hill.
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I've long admired their curatorial work and their thinking," and that, "it is because of my admiration for what the Whitney staff have brought to light that I believe my most worthy participation in their thinking is to think with them, to stand in solidarity and to say no.
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The reported conversation was first brought to light in journalist Joe Conason's upcoming Bill Clinton biography, Man of the World: The Further Endeavors of Bill Clinton, in which the writer details a dinner party held by Clinton and attended by Powell, Madeleine Albright, Henry Kissinger and Condoleeza Rice.
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Washington (CNN)After a review of the same intelligence reports brought to light by House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes, both Republican and Democratic lawmakers and aides have so far found no evidence that Obama administration officials did anything unusual or illegal, multiple sources in both parties tell CNN.
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Forgotten for more than 1,000 years, the church was rediscovered and brought to light in 1900 in a complicated excavation that involved the demolition of Santa Maria Liberatrice, a 13th-century church later refurbished in the Baroque style that had been built over the remains of Santa Maria Antiqua.
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Mr. Gailhaguet, a former figure skater who has presided over ice sports in France since 1998 — apart from a hiatus from 2004 to 2007 — stepped down amid a scandal brought to light by Sarah Abitbol, who won a bronze medal at the figure-skating world championships in 2000.
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"If there is credible information, credible information of wrongdoing by someone who is running for a public office, it's not campaign interference for credible information about wrongdoing to be brought to light if it is credible information," White House Deputy Counsel Patrick Philbin argued during the Senate trial.
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In the end, Uber's settlement with Waymo doesn't require it to pay out a particularly large sum of money or change its self-driving car plans, but the yearlong litigation still brought to light many unflattering details about the company's business practices and its former CEO, Travis Kalanick.
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In his 2011 book, "Flags Over the Warsaw Ghetto," he brought to light the previously unrecognized role of the Betar fighters in the 1943 ghetto uprising durning World War II. His political memoir, "In Defense of Israel," published last February, conveys a sense of satisfaction with his life's work.
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Keith Adams is the latest party to speak out about the incident that was brought to light by the actress in a Saturday New York Times story detailing Thurman's allegations of sexual assault against Harvey Weinstein, an executive producer on Kill Bill and longtime collaborator of Quentin Tarantino, the film's director.
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Without turning its back entirely on abstraction, "New Spirit" presented a diverse set of mostly figurative works, and brought to light now-famous German artists such as Gerhard Richter, Anselm Kiefer, Sigmar Polke and Mr Baselitz, whose work was little known at the time in either New York or London.
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Instead, Judge Ezra wrote that the NIT warrant "has brought to light the need for Congressional clarification regarding a magistrate's authority to issue a warrant in the internet age, where the location of criminal activity is obscured through the use of sophisticated systems of servers designed to mask a user's identity."
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Google parent company Alphabet is now conducting an internal investigation into how its executives handled claims of sexual misconduct, after numerous other incidents similar to Rubin's were brought to light, and following a massive employee protest in 2018 known as the Google Walkout which formed in response to the Rubin revelations.
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While some might frame the Kelly issue as "political correctness run amok," in reality it demonstrates how an individual's blind spots, if not brought to light through dialogue and engagement with people who have various perspectives and life experiences, can lead to embarrassment and the all-too-familiar corporate apology cycle.
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Impeachment inquiry The notion that has floated around some Democratic circles since the day Donald Trump was inaugurated, through months of Mueller report drama and endless cycles of controversy, was brought to light yesterday when Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced the House will open a formal impeachment inquiry into the President's conduct.
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Granting the legitimacy of that target, however, we found that you fell short when describing how the limitations of the early neoclassical growth models were recognised, leading to newer models, and in discussing the range of empirical understandings that growth accounting and other quantitative methods used by the profession have brought to light.
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After all, consider just a fraction of what Trump has gotten away with so far in this campaign: If Republicans didn't fully reject Trump after any of these other comments were made or brought to light, should it really surprise us that they're sticking by Trump after his most recently discovered horrific remarks?
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"We are deeply disappointed in what we perceive to be a lack of decisive action and follow-up that came in the wake of a 300-page report detailing one of the most comprehensive and organized systems of doping and cheating in international sport that has ever been brought to light," said Scott.
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Read more: Trump and his allies believe the Ukraine phone call was a nothingburger, and led some people to describe it as 'one of his better' calls with a foreign leaderVolker's resignation comes after a whistleblower brought to light the existence of a controversial phone call between the US and Ukrainian president.
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Even as thousands of women continue to speak out about their experiences with harassment, Victoria A. Lipnic, the commission's acting chairwoman, said it had not received an increase in sexual harassment reports so far this fiscal year, which began last fall just as harassment accusations against Harvey Weinstein were brought to light.
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Those events brought to light that Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. had used his authority to decide who sits on the 11-member FISA court to assemble a panel that consisted of 11 federal judges either appointed by Republican presidents or selected by Republican senators in deals with a Democratic president.
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The clearest illustration of this came on Wednesday morning, when Trump commended Attorney General Bill Barr for intervening in the case of Roger Stone, a longtime associate of his who was convicted of obstructing an investigation of the president's campaign (among other charges) based on information brought to light by the Mueller investigation.
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A Washington Post reporter who brought to light a video of Donald J. Trump making lewd comments about women and a ProPublica reporter who covered the Trump campaign's growing traction with voters in a tumultuous election year were among the winners of the George Polk Awards in Journalism for 2016, announced on Sunday.
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OpenAI's entire purpose is overly to help AI development occur transparently and out in the open, but the discussion between these two industry leaders focused specifically on ethical questions really brought to light the tremendous potential that AI has to change the way we live, at a fundamental and also at a macro level.
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Lee's hire — the third executive appointment under newly minted CEO Dara Khosrowshahi following chief legal officer Tony West and chief operating officer Barney Harford — is an important one for the company as it attempts to refurbish its image and address the many issues first brought to light by Susan Fowler's essay in February 2017.
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Standing Rock Sioux chairman David Archambault said in a statement that, while the decision on the permitting process wasn't what the tribe wanted, We are encouraged and know that the peaceful prayer and demonstration at Standing Rock have powerfully brought to light the unjust narrative suffered by tribal nations and Native Americans across the country.
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Many problems around League of Legends and its developer Riot Games were brought to light thanks to a public spat between Riot co-founder and co-CEO Marc Merrill and Team SoloMid CEO Andy Dinh, which was followed by a letter outlining issues in the League of Legends pro scene sent by over a dozen teams in November.
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Still Absorbing the Good News, Arrubla's first solo show at New Release Gallery, is not just a reaction to the cultural turmoil brought to light in the past few months surrounding Orlando, Black Lives Matter, police brutality, anti-immigration, terrorism, racism, sexism, classism, and ever-mounting fear; these paintings are Arrubla's real-time diary during a time of destruction.
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After pouring billions of dollars into branding itself as a diverse and inclusive company, Coke saw its perceived hypocrisy brought to light by a diverse coalition of netroots, Latino, Jewish, Muslim and women's rights organizations—led by Muslim Advocates and groups that include MPower, Million Hoodies, the Center for Media Justice, and the Latino Victory Project.
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Facebook's move to let users' experiences shape how advertisers sell products — and in the worst cases whether they sell them at all — stems from two years back, when BuzzFeed first brought to light an ongoing issue among those who were clicking on Facebook ads for merchandise — specifically clothes — and getting products that were far from what they expected.
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It was this case, which lasted four and a half years and went to the Supreme Court, that led to the uncovering of Bill's affair with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky – which in turn led to his impeachment and subsequent acquittal – and also brought to light other accusations of sexual assault, affairs and in one case, rape.
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The study, by Dr. David Shahar and Mark Sayers at the University of the Sunshine Coast in Australia, flew under the radar when it was published at the end of last year, but a BBC article last week on how modern life is transforming the human skeleton brought to light how the human body is changing with technology use.
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Photo: Richard Drew / APIn a series of letters published by FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel on Thursday, representatives of T-Mobile, AT&T, Sprint, and Verizon all said they had ceased or significantly curtailed the sale of their customers' location data to companies whose shady practices brought to light triggered alarms among privacy advocates and lawmakers on Capitol Hill.
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Just like the column, not all love that is celebrated or brought to light in the series is the quintessential meet-cute, followed by a montage of park walks and nights in cooking together and an uncomplicated and beautiful wedding where everyone is happy and "This Will Be (An Everlasting Love)" by Natalie Cole plays at the end.
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READ: ICE Detention Center Captain was on a Neo-Nazi Website and wanted to Start a White Nationalist Group Frey, 31, was placed on administrative leave by CoreCivic last week while they examine some of the information that was brought to light by VICE News — including his five-year stint on the now-defunct neo-Nazi forum Iron March.
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"While there is a possibility for the alleged noose to have been part of a hoisting system to complete this ductwork, the Academy takes all allegations of race hate very seriously, and is working quickly and diligently to determine the facts surrounding the reported incident, specifically why the reported incident was not brought to light sooner," Buck said.
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The #MeToo hashtag was used on social media by actresses, lawmakers, and activists who spurred an open conversation about sexual harassment and misconduct that turned into in-person demonstrations in cities across the US.In the year following initial allegations against Weinstein being brought to light, nine members of Congress announced they would be resigning or not running for re-election amid misconduct allegations.
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Whether or not to build a physical border wall is something Americans care about and the question is given a central place in discourse – extreme vetting and its role in the "bureaucratic wall that could be more effective than any concrete and metal one," as some commentators have put it, deserves to be brought to light and given the same treatment.
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But an outbreak in Maine this month has brought to light another way this "stomach bug" can be passed from person to person: Scientists at the state's Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) say that nearly 100 people became sick with norovirus after they visited a beach and swam in a lake in the town of Bridgton or had contact with others who had done so.
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" CHECK OUT: Our CNN Politics original series, where artists #GetPolitical The silver lining of Donald Trump Donald Trump's rhetoric related to minority groups in America has brought to light prejudices and racism that have been "bubbling under" for decades Common said, but added that there is a silver lining because "sometimes it has to go to that dark place for us to get to that light.
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The Trump administration has been bedeviled by leaks large and small that have brought to light information ranging from White House infighting and the president's rancorous phone conversations with foreign leaders to what surveillance showed about contacts by Mr. Trump's associates with Russia — and even what Mr. Trump said to Russian visitors in the Oval Office about his firing of James B. Comey, the former F.B.I. director.
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On the Democrat side, the committee leadership found itself in the unusual position of leading impeachment hearings, thrust on it because of a combination of circumstances, including that the whistleblower complaint that brought to light the President's inappropriate request of Ukraine originated in the intelligence community, and that its chairman, Adam Schiff, a former prosecutor and former impeachment manager, was uniquely suited to lead the hearings.
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"I am more interested in what this means for the long term and the wider range of implications of corruption this trial brought to light such as people in the [State's Attorney] office knowing that some officers can't be trusted and using them anyway to tipping them off," Hayes said, referring to someone yet unnamed in State's Attorney for Baltimore Marilyn Mosby's office who allegedly tipped GTTF off about the investigation.
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Democrats had wanted to call John Bolton, among others, to present evidence to the Senate; the former national security adviser is the only potential witness in the impeachment inquiry who heard directly from Trump that the president was withholding aid from Ukraine specifically to force the country to investigate Biden, according to an unpublished manuscript of his forthcoming book, which was brought to light by the New York Times. Sens.
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Her published comics include Real War Stories (1987), a book of counter-army propaganda that tells the stories of Vietnam vets; Brought to Light (1988), two volumes disclosing the CIA's covert involvement in political affairs around the world; and Second Avenue Caper (2014), the story of how a group of artists and activists in New York City attempted to fight AIDS in the early years of the epidemic.
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The editor of the Blade, which focuses on coverage of the LGBT community, wrote that although Clinton's rival Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE deserves credit for the issues he brought to light during his campaign, he now has no credible path to victory.
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The producer of the Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE reality show "The Apprentice" confirmed on Monday that he cannot release footage from its archives, after the past few days have brought to light potentially damaging, decade-old clips of Donald Trump.
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The Facebook group, brought to light by a ProPublica investigation this month, was made up of nearly 10,000 members, including Read more: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says the US border patrol has a 'violent culture' after agents were found trashing her and degrading migrants in a secret Facebook groupRead more: Trump reportedly told his border chief to close the border and block migrants from entering the US — and that if he went to jail, he'd pardon him
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John BarrassoJohn Anthony BarrassoIf Democrats want gun control, they must first concede defeat Conway: Republican concerns about gun reform 'all reconcilable' Five proposals Congress is eyeing after mass shootings MORE (R-Wyo.) said new information brought to light in a series of stories published by The Hill about Uranium One's exports to Canada, Europe and Asia conflicts with assurances he was given years ago by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) that the mining firm's uranium would stay inside the United States.
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Last week, the European Commission drew attention to Kavala's ongoing detainment without charge, in addition to lengthy human rights abuses brought to light by the European Court of Human Rights, which earlier this year agreed to hear Kavala's application, with activists calling on the European bodies to in turn suspend Turkey's accession talks into the EU. The arrest of more than a dozen high-profile civil servants this Friday serves as a stark reminder of the challenges outspoken critics of the government face in Turkey today.
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In the past week alone, Trump deflected questions about his failure to console the loved ones of fallen soldiers; he denied remarks he allegedly made to a slain soldier's widow who, by the accounts of her family and friends, was insulted by them; cut a $25,000 check to literally cover a promise he made to a Gold Star father months ago that was suddenly brought to light -- by a press whose freedom he threatened last week, like a man who has much to hide.
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Read more: The economist Joseph Stiglitz explains why he thinks the late Milton Friedman's ideas have contributed to rising inequality in the USThe economist Joseph Stiglitz broke down the shift for us in an interview last year: Public sentiment began to change en masse when the financial crisis of 2007-2008 brought to light the staggering level of income and wealth inequality in the US. In the booming market of the recovery, it became apparent to millions of Americans that the benefits of a strengthened economy were going to those who already had wealth.
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So the only mystery is why otherwise-rational Republicans persist in hoping for anything save chaos from a man who celebrated clinching the nomination by accusing his rival's father of having had a hand in killing J.F.K. Similarly mysterious, meanwhile, is the assumption among liberals that Trump's behavior must be motivated by some dark but ultimately rational calculus — that if the president fired Comey in part out of annoyance at the Russia investigation, there must be some great conspiracy he's desperate to cover up, which if brought to light would make impeachment a near-inevitability.
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The California Democrat resisted pressure from more liberal members of her caucus who wanted to impeach Trump months ago, but ever since a government whistleblower brought to light Trump's July 25 phone call with Ukraine's president and his pressure for an investigation into former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenDemocratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump rallies supporters as he becomes third president to be impeached On The Trail: A historic vote that defines legacies MORE, she has adopted a somber tone.
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