One key disadvantage Apple contends with is its update cycle.
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Earthquakes are among the most destructive phenomena human civilization contends with, obviously.
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Instead, we're largely stuck with Finestra, as he contends with his struggling label.
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She contends with jeers and emailed threats, only to empathize with her abusers.
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When it comes to making money, Twitter contends with internet giants Google and Facebook.
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How can you mass produce something that contends with such an intimate, atomized experience?
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However, the business does face challenges as it contends with issues surrounding trust perceptions.
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The Embraer deal may fall by the wayside as Boeing contends with regulators and lawsuits.
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In this memoir, a novelist and artist contends with the sudden death of his wife.
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Their mischief-making alternates with sometimes grisly scenes in which Dahmer contends with emerging obsessions.
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Spending during this time period is extreme — it contends with Christmas in terms of money spent.
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Once the gateway to China, it now contends with Shanghai as the mainland's top financial center.
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An Australian writer contends with the contradictory legacy of his home country's most famous art critic.
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"Larval Acceleration contends with philosopher Levi R. Bryant's pan-mechanism," the exhibition's press release informs us.
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"These are positive signs for France as the country contends with high levels of unemployment," he added.
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Their research emerges as the tech industry increasingly contends with the issue of AI's potentially discriminatory effects.
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The other gardener, Tom (Joshua Safdie), contends with an unhappy marriage to a wacky wife (Parker Posey).
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Mr. Xi is trying to increase confidence in the party as it contends with a slowing economy.
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The tensions come as Europe contends with splintering impulses and waves of populism and anti-Muslim sentiment.
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Day in and day out, he maintains a decaying space station and contends with a dysfunctional, boring crew.
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This, just as Europe contends with Britain abandoning the bloc in a step that will diminish its size.
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While Mr. Farah contends with one public quarrel, the countdown is on for a professional challenge on Sunday.
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Venezuela also contends with skyrocketing inflation and a collapse the price of oil, which is the country's most important commodity.
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It painted a picture of a city expanding its appeal as it contends with the concerns lingering after the Oct.
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And until the West contends with these and other systemic problems, experts believe the wave is likely to go on.
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But in China, the company contends with the perception that Pizza Hut is a "backup boyfriend" of a dining option.
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As the world once again contends with this age-old enemy, it is not enough to refrain from empowering it.
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R. Karen Tei Yamashita contends with the Western canon in this astute, pitch-perfect, and wryly funny short story collection.
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Battling a troubled move and loss of shoppers' trust, the New York online grocery service now contends with increased competition.
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Hyperallergic remains one of very few publications that actively and unabashedly contends with identity politics in an allegedly "post-identity" climate.
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"Kim confronts rising expectations from within at the same time that he contends with ever-tightening sanctions from abroad," Haas wrote.
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The reverence with which Shelley renders the natural scenery adds intensity to the moments when she contends with its impending demise.
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US assistance to Ukraine is vital as it contends with an ongoing conflict with pro-Russian separatists in the Donbas region.
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A highly regarded event internationally, the Fast Forward Festival, contends with a wide range of issues pertaining to the public domain.
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Read more: Cannabis companies have slashed over 1,000 jobs in recent weeks as the industry contends with a &apostoxic&apos landscape.
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Along the way, Spencer contends with the culture clash between his two homes as he navigates all the drama of high school.
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Margins continue to be challenged as Avon invests back in advertising and contends with significantly higher bad-debt expense out of Brazil.
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She contends with not only threats on the battlefield and workplace, but how her job and past wreaks havoc with her family.
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The bigger picture: These efforts are key to Samsung Pay's success as it contends with an extremely competitive payments market in India.
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"Sunday" contends with the pressures of work and the economy; "American Valhalla" ponders the possibility of an afterlife earned by heroic warriors.
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As she grieves for her father and wonders where he went, she also contends with the usual early adolescent afflictions and anxieties.
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He even contends with ship captains, who say light from the new stadium might blind their pilots as they navigate the harbor.
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Noumouké struggles to find his path as he contends with the pressures of adolescence and the added stresses of racism and poverty.
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She contends with her belligerent impulses, newfound attention from boys and a distracted mother, all in the face of a dimming future.
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The latest move comes as the coal industry contends with plunging natural gas prices that have offered electric utilities a cheap coal alternative.
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In Snapshot, a boy named Mike contends with an ailing housekeeper who's having her memories stolen by a mysterious man with a camera.
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CREDIT SUISSE CHIEF CONTENDS WITH RISING TENSIONS | Tidjane Thiam, Credit Suisse's chief executive, is on the defensive again after its stock sank again,
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Jim Gordon (Ben McKenzie) contends with the usual host of the city's campy criminals, like the Toy Maker, Edward Nygma and Poison Ivy.
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Still, it's clear the Iranian government is in crisis even as it contends with nearly 1,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the country.
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While I don't think it contends with the segment-best Cadenza in styling, it manages to look classy and smart without overdoing it.
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That sends him on the trail of a conspiracy that leads him into space and back as he contends with assassins and empathy hackers.
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Outside of Live TV, Hulu's on-demand business contends with major players, like Netflix, Amazon and HBO's over-the-top offerings, including HBO NOW.
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A presidential campaign always contends with incoming fire, but it is also designed to serve as an infomercial to present a candidate's best attributes.
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As Timothy J. Sloan, the new chief executive at Wells, contends with the sham accounts fiasco, he also will be tested by falling returns.
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But in office, as he contends with increasingly intense investigations, he has taken to answering only scattered questions, usually alongside visiting heads of state.
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Kate (Chrissy Metz) will face the same daily trials by fire that every first-time parent contends with, and it won't always be easy.
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Though the upper-middle class still enjoys a high level of security, the lower middle contends with a very real risk of downward mobility.
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General Motors' 69,000 salaried employees worldwide will defer 20% of compensation, starting April 1, as the automaker contends with the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
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Federal funding for biomedical research on the whole has remained mostly flat since the Bush administration, Margolis contends, with "occasional spikes" here and there.
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In recent weeks, Google's YouTube has been scrutinized for posting advertising next to racist video content, while Twitter contends with hate speech almost daily.
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This fall the Museum of Modern Art opened Insecurities: Tracing Displacement and Shelter, a show that contends with this existential crisis rippling through the arts.
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It has been a roller coaster of a year for Bridgewater as it contends with reorganizing its core management committee, which reports to Mr. Dalio.
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As the ghostwriter contends with underworld escapades, farcical publishing-industry posturing, and his gnomic subject, he becomes obsessed with the boundary between fiction and reality.
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An exhibition in Chiang Mai, Thailand contends with the pain and despair of life washed in economic disparity, genocide, war, and the complexities of nationhood.
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At one point, Mr. Bowers contends with the ashes of a former friend and client, Beach Dickerson, a B-movie actor who died in 2005.
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The strength is perhaps a testament to recent signs of burgeoning activity in Japan's economy even as the government contends with a series of scandals.
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This is playing out as Turkey contends with political uncertainty after the shocking rebuke of Mr. Erdogan's ruling party in the recent Istanbul mayoral election.
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This is playing out as Turkey contends with political uncertainty after the shocking rebuke of Mr. Erdogan's ruling party in the recent Istanbul mayoral election.
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Administration officials are especially bullish about that strategy in recent days, as Iran's government contends with renewed protests and absorbs the killing of Maj. Gen.
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The riots that rocked Detroit 50 years ago don't feel that far away as the country contends with its deeply rooted history of racism and bias.
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ALMOST FRIENDS A would-be chef (Freddie Highmore) contends with his aimless lifestyle, a new crush (Odeya Rush) and the reappearance of his father (Christopher Meloni).
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The afflicted are people like Milagros Pineda, an East Harlem woman in her 70s who contends with the painful side effects of treatment for ovarian cancer.
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Even contends with popular headphone makers like Beats and the many, many other headphone and earphone makers out there but also startups promising a unique listening experience.
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I really wanted to see how the Echo Sub contends with movie soundtracks and surround sound, but that's not part of the picture, at least for now.
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In the second, she joins the first mission to Mars, and contends with not only the challenges of spaceflight, but the attitudes and biases of her crew.
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While O.J.: Made in America contends with the vast gulf between Simpson's cultivated image and violent private rage, I wish Edelman had probed deeper into his psyche.
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Europe, meanwhile, contends with uncertain Brexit negotiations, a Schengen Area where several nations have reintroduced border controls, and a populist governing coalition driving Italy toward fiscal disaster.
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But he also contends with passionate or existential atheists, rebels who cannot forgive God for the horrors of the world or the miseries of their own natures.
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Google's mistake comes as Facebook contends with its role in spreading misinformation — a disproportionate amount from right-wing conspiracy sites — in the months leading up to the election.
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Over the course of her last year of high school, Lady Bird brashly contends with her impending adult inspirations and complicated relationship with her equally strong-willed mother.
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Indian Point never contends with the issue of whether New York can afford to dump nuclear power, as Japan and Germany resolved to do after the Fukushima disaster.
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The updated figures come as Northern California contends with much-needed precipitation that could also bring flash floods and mudslides to towns charred by the devastating Camp Fire.
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The Boy Scouts group has paid millions of dollars to law firms as it contends with the legal aftermath of the abuse allegations, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Laura Wells (Laura Dern), a lawyer, contends with a difficult client (Jared Harris), a man whose profound unhappiness with the way things are threatens to erupt into violence.
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Crude oil's price crash comes as Iraq also contends with a political power vacuum since Adel Abdul Mahdi was ousted as prime minister after nationwide anti-corruption protests.
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Along the way she contends with the return of her toxic father (Trevor Long), emotionally oscillating between the toughness and vulnerability of a disappointed but still hopeful daughter.
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The public remarks come as the president contends with an impeachment trial, which appeared to be drawing closer to his acquittal, and an expanding global outbreak of coronavirus.
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Jeffrey Halley, senior market analyst for Asia Pacific at Oanda, said that Asia remains in the "firing line" of concerns about growth as China contends with the virus.
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Within the evangelical community, a number of voices have been actively advocating for a Christianity that contends with the racism and nationalism in its ranks — and in its history.
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Bogaert said the company could face a tough year in its home market as it contends with a deflationary environment that has affected all consumer goods companies in France.
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Musk told employees in May that the company was undergoing a "thorough reorganization" as it contends with production problems, senior staff departures and recent crashes involving its electric cars.
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Given that holiday release date, Hawkins, Indiana's Independence Day celebrations are featured prominently in the trailer as the gang contends with a new horrifying threat while on their summer vacation.
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It will pick up with the Laconian Empire working to cement its control over the Solar System, as everyone else contends with the forces that decimated the last galactic empire.
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" Despite the president's defense, the White House is still on high alert as it contends with what a White House ally told the Post amounts to a "Category 5 hurricane.
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In A Head Full of Ghosts, a blue-collar Boston family contends with the abnormal behavior of their teenage daughter, who may or may not be possessed by a demon.
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As the nation contends with its racist and misogynist demons, New York's leading musical institutions give us canonical pieces by white males, conducted by white males, directed by white males.
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The election is arguably the toughest faced by Prime Minister Najib Razak's ruling Barisan Nasional coalition, as it contends with a resurgent opposition pact led by former strongman Mahathir Mohamad.
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Peloton not only has direct competitors in the indoor cycling industry, such as Flywheel and SoulCycle, but also contends with every gym and boutique fitness concept, and the great outdoors.
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The move is likely to become another sore point between Washington and Moscow, as President Donald Trump contends with ongoing questions about whether he's too hesitant to confront the Kremlin.
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The elections is arguably the toughest faced by Prime Minister Najib Razak's ruling Barisan Nasional coalition, as it contends with a resurgent opposition pact led by former strongman Mahathir Mohamad.
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Now, even as Hillary Clinton contends with inflamed Democratic anxiety over renewed scrutiny of her private email server, these once-red areas are providing an unexpected firewall for her campaign.
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New York (CNN Business)Swedish appliance maker Electrolux says it will close a manufacturing plant in Memphis, as the household appliance business contends with higher steel prices and Sears' bankruptcy.
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And he needed the aid because Ukraine relies heavily on US assistance as it contends with an ongoing, bloody conflict against pro-Russian separatists in the Donbas region (eastern Ukraine).
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The fashion industry is often erroneously cited as the second-most polluting business in the world, but overproduction, chemical use, carbon emissions and waste are certainly issues it contends with.
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Now, as Hollywood contends with its embarrassingly monochromatic slate of Oscar acting nominees, "Fresh Off the Boat" is part of a growing list of sitcoms with ethnic minorities in leading roles.
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DBRS told Reuters on Tuesday that pressures were building on Portugal's creditworthiness as a low-growth economy battles to contain high debt levels and contends with strains in the banking sector.
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Clinton is also fighting a two-front battle as she contends with insults from Trump, who has locked up the GOP presidential nomination and is now training his fire on her.
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Rosneft's investments have also been focused on Cuba, China, Egypt and Vietnam, and it has been seeking deals around the eastern Mediterranean and Africa, areas where it contends with American interests.
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It's a fascinating story, though I do hope this film contends with the fact that it makes a white woman the focus of a piece set within a black revolutionary movement.
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Jarana, who faces the daunting task of turning the flag carrier around, said layoffs and other cuts were unavoidable as he contends with a draining cost-to-income ratio of 2190 percent.
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Ford released an all-new mid-sized sport utility vehicle in China on Monday, as the automaker contends with an aging product line and flagging sales in the world's biggest car market.
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Like Ms. Copeland, who is 35, she contends with an older body (that calf still acts up), and is making her debut in parts that most principals have been dancing for years.
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Katy also contends with the dueling interests of her work at Bergdorf Goodman stand-in Lacy's, her personal goals as a designer, and her romance with beefcake boxer K.O Kelly (Zane Holtz).
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Mr. Trump is expected to use his travel ban, as well as his efforts to cut refugee admissions, to rally his political base as his administration contends with a Senate impeachment trial.
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Its introduction of Woody and Buzz Lightyear, opposites who very much repel each other until they naturally attract, contends with love, friendship, and the meaning of life in funny and thoughtful ways.
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I hope everyone with a true and sincere interest in improving our online communities reads The Internet of Garbage and contends with the scope of the problem Sarah lays out in its pages.
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The 52-year-old healthcare veteran, nearly a decade younger than his predecessor, has stepped up acquisitions and divestitures and restructured parts of the business as he contends with activist shareholder Third Point.
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Taylor is abetted by Bobby's devilish and decadent right-hand man, Mike Wagner (David Costabile), better known as Wags, while Dake contends with the suspicions of Chuck's protégé Bryan Connerty (Toby Leonard Moore).
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President Donald Trump announced March 18 he was invoking the DPA "in case we need it" as the nation contends with critical shortages of testing supplies, masks and other in-demand medical equipment.
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Filling vacant jobs has taken on particular urgency in recent weeks, as the White House contends with thorny policy questions such North Korea's growing nuclear might and the fate of the Iran deal.
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I've been asked this by acquaintances and strangers, even by fans, readers of mine….. I've asked around and discovered that every artist and writer I know contends with a version of this question.
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At the time of the call, Trump had put on hold roughly $400 million in congressionally-approved military aid to Ukraine as it contends with an ongoing, bloody war against pro-Russian separatists.
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Crime and gang violence remains a deep worry for many, even as the city contends with its long history of troubled relations between the police force and residents, especially in the black community.
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As a self-identi ed mixed-race woman, she contends with different stereotypes and personas in her work, creating alter-egos in a way that is more Nicki Minaj and less Cindy Sherman.
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For those who want a social issues drama that contends with the intersections of race, class, and gender in modern America, there are better options, but that doesn't make Shots Fired a lost cause.
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The sole Asian-American in the book, Rachel Chu, goes through her own Motherland Moment as she contends with her rich boyfriend's unwelcoming family, who believes that she's a gold-digger after their wealth.
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In a world that is often hostile to trans people, particularly toward the idea of an openly pregnant man, Freddy contends with his highs and lows with the support of his irrepressible mother Esme.
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The Pepper retrospective is, once again, a refined display reminding collectors and historians that, yes, a women artist is capable of producing monumental sculptural work that contends with the work of her male contemporaries.
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Inside the gates, a new threat has arisen for the sprawling Marine Corps base as it contends with billions of dollars in hurricane damage and lingering effects of contaminated water: President Trump's border wall.
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Related: US Citizen Defects from al Shabaab as Group Contends with Competing Islamic State Al Shabaab often cites higher figures for death tolls than those given by officials, who usually play down the numbers.
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In recent quarters, however, iPhone sales have suffered double-digit percentage declines as customers hold on to their smartphones longer and the company contends with a slowdown in China amid an ongoing trade war.
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While some episodes dove into the supernatural (to wit: "The Horla," in which Paul Lukas contends with an invisible demon borrowed from an old French novella), they more frequently landed in an earthbound, Hitchcockian register.
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After several years of defining the wearables category, things have gotten a bit rockier, however, as the company contends with increased competition from the premium Apple Watch and low-cost trackers from companies like Xiaomi.
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Ms. Dhu's case has been the focus of national attention as the country contends with the continued deaths of Aboriginal Australians and Torres Strait Islander peoples in police custody — a tragic legacy of institutionalised violence.
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Kowal neatly borrows the arguments of modern climate change deniers to throw barriers in the way of the space program, which Elma contends with as she works to change the attitudes of the astronaut corps.
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The Most Assassinated Woman in the World: NETFLIX FILM In 1930s Paris, an actress famous for her gory death scenes at the Grand Guignol Theater contends with a mysterious stalker and ghosts from her past.
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That's because Fitbit, the market leader for fitness trackers, assumed its lead by focusing on these features from the onset, leaving Pebble playing catch up at the same time it contends with the Apple Watch.
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The complicated succession plans come as Hyundai contends with a bunch of problems that have cost it market share in China and the United States and stalled its rise up the ranks of global automakers.
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The strategy overhaul comes as HSBC contends with a growing list of negative headwinds, including falling interest rates, which make lending less profitable, months of protests in Hong Kong and the coronavirus outbreak in China.
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The event came as Trump contends with the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, the potential destruction of Hurricane Irma, and reported tension with other Republicans over his dealings with Democratic leaders Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi.
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His character, Floyd Mooney, contends with Hollywood flakes like a maniacal filmmaker (Michael Rapaport), as he tries to achieve crossover celebrity — the "white famous" of the title — without losing his dignity or sense of himself.
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Wall Street has viewed the EpiPen rival as a welcome profit-booster for Teva as it contends with declining U.S. margins for its older generic medicines, competition for multiple sclerosis treatment Copaxone and costly acquisitions.
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Looming trade talks As trade negotiators prepare for another round of talks and as Xi contends with domestic challenges like the Hong Kong unrest, the Biden matter throws another wrench into tangled but high-stakes diplomacy.
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POTENTIAL PROFIT-BOOSTER Wall Street has viewed the EpiPen rival as a welcome profit-booster for Teva as it contends with sharply declining U.S. margins for its older generic medicines and a series of costly acquisitions.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said Monday he thinks it's "very safe" to continue hosting crowded campaign rallies around the country even as his administration contends with a growing outbreak of coronavirus in the United States.
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Take a fistful of fresh herbs, pickled cabbage, a dollop of pork sausage and some sinus-clearing Northern Thai green chile relish and you have a sandwich that contends with some of the best I've had.
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Discussions about a potential McGuire bid come as the city is in the midst of a crossroads as it contends with an unpopular lame-duck mayor and a heated battle over a new bail-reform measure.
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London is eager for a presence in a region that is driving global economic growth, while Tokyo wants to nurture defense ties beyond its traditional ally, the United States, as it contends with China's growing military.
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The move puts Dropbox in competition with Adobe and DocuSign, and adds functionality that can potentially lure more big businesses to the company's core file sharing and collaboration products, where it contends with Apple, Google and Microsoft.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement is detaining more than 52,000 immigrants in jails around the country, officials said Monday, an apparent all-time record as the Trump administration contends with a surge of migrants at the southern border.
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"As the public contends with coronavirus COVID-19, it's essential that communities and businesses like ours collaborate to tackle this issue in innovative ways," said MVP Health Care's president and CEO, Christopher Del Vecchio, in a statement.
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The shock is hitting just as China contends with its slowest pace of economic growth in decades, reviving fears that its reduced appetite for the goods and services of the world could jeopardize jobs on multiple shores.
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Even as Mr. Trump contends with Beijing on issues like security and trade, his family and the company that bears his name are trying to make money off their brand in China's flush and potentially promising market.
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At home, it contends with what it says are separatist movements in its western regions of Tibet and Xinjiang, and has repeatedly expressed concern that self-ruled Taiwan, claimed by Beijing as its own, could declare formal independence.
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Disney is making a big bet on China with its Shanghai park, its first in mainland China, and already contends with challenges from popular local cartoons to a sometimes hostile reception from Chinese business rivals and state media.
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Panasonic has already shrunk its own solar business elsewhere as it contends with competition from cheaper Asian rivals, selling its solar panel plant in Malaysia and research arm to China's GS-Solar for an undisclosed amount last year.
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Air France-KLM warned on Thursday of a 13.73 million to 200 million euro ($162 million to $216 million) hit to earnings by April as it contends with the China coronavirus epidemic's "brutal" impact on the airline industry.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Beijing is stepping up the battle to stop money flowing out of China as the country contends with economic woes and trade war tensions that have eased but show no sign of ending altogether.
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The United States Olympic Committee (USOC) announced on Wednesday that its chief executive Scott Blackmun would be stepping down as the organization contends with the fallout from the sexual assault case involving former USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar.
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Tig returns to her hometown in Mississippi, where she contends with the death of her mother and her own mortality as she embarks on a painful yet hilarious journey that unearths uncomfortable truths about her family and her self.
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Tig returns to her hometown in Mississippi, where she contends with the death of her mother and her own mortality as she embarks on a painful yet hilarious journey that unearths uncomfortable truths about her family and her self.
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The euro could hit parity against the dollar next year, as Europe contends with political uncertainty and a weak economic recovery, Philip Saunders, Investec's co-head of multi-asset growth, told the Reuters Global Investment Outlook Summit on Wednesday.
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Ivanka Trump is helping the White House launch a new program Thursday intended to beef up training and education for American workers as the U.S. contends with an economy increasingly shifting from manufacturing to the service and technology industries.
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The central bank has had to exert greater flexibility as it contends with injections of economic uncertainty triggered by the Trump administration's trade policies, a slowing global economy, and inflation that has more recently moved stubbornly in the wrong direction.
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Gadi Eisenkot, the chief of staff, underlined the predicament facing the army as it contends with a surge in Palestinian violence — and faces a hardened public mood fanned by some politicians who say Palestinian assailants must not be left alive.
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Companies invested aggressively in the West African nation in the era of high oil prices but are now struggling to repay loans as the OPEC member contends with a slump in oil revenue that has hit currency and dollar reserves.
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Trump chief of staff John Kelly backed off his effusive praise of a top aide accused of domestic abuse, underlining the intense scrutiny the retired Marine four-star general is facing as the White House contends with the latest turmoil.
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All four iterations of "A Star is Born" are fascinating era-specific snapshots of the entertainment industry, and with his directorial debut, Bradley Cooper contends with an ascendant moment for female pop artists and the star-making machinery that sustains them.
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Related: US Citizen Defects from al Shabaab as Group Contends with Competing Islamic State Al Shabaab often targets foreign vehicles and convoys traveling along the road between Mogadishu and the international airport, which is also near the United Nations compound.
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Marina is neither reduced to a victim nor simplified into a symbol over the course of the movie, and the hatred she contends with becomes another way for her to examine her own identity as others try to dismantle her sense of self.
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The strike comes as Nigeria's energy sector contends with a spate of attacks by militants on oil and gas facilities in its southern Niger Delta region over the last few months which briefly pushed oil production this spring to 30-year lows.
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Lindsay's sneering older sister Rebecca (Janet Varney) contends with the daily reality that is her marriage to Vernon, a doctor whose greatest accomplishment is "trash juice," a toxic mélange of alcohol assembled in an actual rubbish bin lined with a garbage bag.
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Looking ahead, Tate & Lyle expects earnings per share growth for the current financial year to be at the lower end of a mid-single-digit range as it contends with higher commodities prices and costs for energy and transport in North America.
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The alliance between the two Japanese carmakers will give Nissan access to Mitsubishi's extensive market in Asia, and help shore up Mitsubishi as it contends with the fallout from admitting that it had cheated on fuel-efficiency tests since at least 1991.
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YOKOSUKA (Reuters) - The U.S. Navy's top officer on Tuesday said that vessels from eastern Pacific could be brought forward to reinforce U.S. naval power in Asia as Washington contends with increased threats in the region and accidents that have weakened its maritime force.
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In nimble prose, Cruz animates the simultaneous reluctance and vivacity that define her main character as she attempts to balance filial duty with personal fulfillment, and contends with leaving one home to build another that is both for herself and for her family.
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Erika Henningsen will lead the cast as Cady Heron, a home-schooled teenager entering high school for the first time, where she contends with three queen bees known as the Plastics: Regina George (Taylor Louderman), Gretchen Wieners (Ashley Park), and Karen Smith (Kate Rockwell).
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As the nation contends with police shootings -- there have been over 500 in 2016 thus far -- and now tragic shootings of police in Dallas and Baton Rouge, Donald Trump has drawn on historical memory to renew a call for a law and order America.
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Clinton contends with daily disclosures from the hacked messages of top campaign aides — missives that have reinforced the central progressive criticisms of her bid, including her coziness with Wall Street — some of Mr. Sanders's admirers have been compelled to consider again what might have been.
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None of this contends with the almost unthinkable costs of moving our coastal cities, home to well over 85033 million Americans, if sea levels rise four feet or more, as experts predict, without much more decisive U.S. and global action to limit greenhouse gas emissions.
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Washington (CNN)White House chief of staff John Kelly is facing stiff blowback as he contends with another embarrassing staffing scandal, though there's no indication his own job is at immediate risk, according to two sources who spoke to President Donald Trump on Thursday.
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The pursuit of S&W, which is owned by its employees and Canadian investment firm AGF, comes against the backdrop of a consolidation wave as the sector contends with higher regulatory costs and pricing pressure from cost-conscious investors amid low returns and competition from passive funds.
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The growing risks described by American officials come as Mr. Abadi contends with budget shortages, the ongoing conflict with Islamic State fighters and challenges to his authority from hard-line Shiite politicians prone to see American proposals as a conspiracy to expand Western influence in Iraq.
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The True Queen by Zen Cho Zen Cho published her debut novel Sorcerer to the Crown back in 2016, introducing readers to a Regency London where Zacharias Wythe, England's first African Sorcerer Royal, contends with infighting and court politics, along with a particularly gifted young magician.
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As out-of-control fires and panic cause social institutions to break down, Harper catches Dragonscale even as she contends with two other dangerous circumstances: She gets pregnant, and her husband turns into a violent paranoiac obsessed with taking her out in a murder-suicide pact.
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A Finablr spokesman declined to elaborate on the exact nature of what the company described as "an independent investigation" into its "financial arrangements" and which comes after its Travelex business was hit by a damaging ransomware attack and as it contends with disruption from the coronavirus pandemic.
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Based on the novel by Emma Donoghue, "Room" contends with the twin traumas of confinement and release: The boy (Jacob Tremblay) doesn't know the world that exists beyond this grim space and his mother (Oscar-winner Brie Larson) has trouble adjusting to life once they escape.
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The Japanese tech conglomerate's plans come as it contends with a growing financial squeeze on the company and its $25 billion Vision Fund, which has recorded two consecutive quarters of losses after its tech bets fell short, compounded by the coronavirus pandemic's impact on the global economy.
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The story quickly and seamlessly picks them up as Mignon contends with a work crisis involving a botched recording for a musical, a potential catastrophe that she averts with the help of another black woman, Esther Jeeter (Rosanne Katon), whose darker skin signifies differently at the studio.
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The Japanese tech conglomerate's plans come as it contends with a growing financial squeeze on the company and its $25 billion Vision Fund, which has recorded two consecutive quarters of losses after its tech bets fell short, compounded by the coronavirus pandemic's impact on the global economy.
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The moves, which were announced internally to employees today, are meant to improve executive communication and user privacy, but the changes also come as Facebook contends with the backlash from the U.S. presidential election, revelations of manipulation by the Russian government and the recent Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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In "Not Now," by Chelsea Muzar, a Japanese girl contends with hostility from her neighborhood and classmates after the arm of a giant robot fall onto her house from space, while in Eleanna Castroianni's "Without Exile," a case worker named Nell helps process refugees from a war-torn world.
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The U.S. Navy's top officer, Chief of Naval Operations Admiral John Richardson, said on Tuesday that vessels from the eastern Pacific could be moved to reinforce U.S. naval power in Asia as Washington contends with increased threats in the region and accidents that have weakened its maritime force.
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An Israeli military court on Wednesday convicted the soldier Elor Azaria for executing a disarmed Palestinian attacker last March, a verdict that promises to stir more controversy as the country contends with widening divisions over the rule of law and the use of lethal force in occupied territories.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Sanofi SA said on Wednesday it will cut the cost of its insulin products to $99 per month for uninsured patients and others who pay cash for it in the United States, as the French drugmaker contends with intense criticism over the high price of the life-sustaining diabetes medication.
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THE ONLY LIVING BOY IN NEW YORK If the Simon & Garfunkel reference in the title weren't enough, it sure sounds a bit like "The Graduate": A newly minted college graduate (Callum Turner) contends with both the girl he's wooing (Kiersey Clemons) and his father's mistress (Kate Beckinsale), with whom he becomes infatuated.
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As she has noted, Racial injustice is something that every American contends with, either consciously or unconsciously, and it's so deeply embedded in the fabric of our nation […] The word "racism" is sort of like a trigger word; you know, it can shut people's ears off, shut people down, bring people's defense mechanisms up.
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Disconsolate and alone in Orlando as memories of his lost Jueles "come back like winter clothes," aging white guy Kenny contends with bad knees and a dislocated shoulder, name-checks Steely Dan and Judge Mathis, disses drug dependency and 40-minute smoke breaks, rips a letter to shreds, and consigns unnamed rappers to landfill.
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But as Jing Jing contends with a town full of mostly white neighbors preoccupied with proving they're "good liberals," and starts spending time researching the history of Chinese women and interracial relationships in the US, she begins to explore her relationship with her own history and identity, questioning where her boyfriend fits into it.
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It rightly condemns Angelo's behavior, alongside the hypocritical society that lets him get away with it, even as it contends with the fact that, ultimately, Isabella's harassment is part of a much wider issue: human beings constantly falling short of the standards they set for themselves, and those in power being able to fall short with impunity.
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The Federal government is expected to boost the amount it intends to borrow in the coming months, as the Treasury contends with declining tax receipts as a result of the recent corporate and personal tax cuts, as well as widening budget deficits and a Federal Reserve that is slowly reducing its own holdings of government bonds.
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The disclosure could nonetheless do further harm to Twitter's reputation as the company contends with scrutiny over its role in Russia's efforts to meddle in the presidential election, complaints about what critics have called its scattershot efforts to prevent abuse and harassment on its platform; and skepticism among some investors concerned about its slowing user growth worldwide.
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" Related: US Citizen Defects from al Shabaab as Group Contends with Competing Islamic State The video then cuts to footage from early December last year showing Trump reading aloud from his written statement proposing a "total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States until our country's representatives can figure out what is going on.
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Read more:Wayland Group just revealed it&aposs shedding workers as the Canadian cannabis firm restructures amid an industry shakeoutLayoffs, cratering stocks, and blown-up deals: 11 experts take us inside the cannabis industry&aposs meltdown and tell us where the industry goes from hereCannabis companies have slashed over 1,000 jobs in recent weeks as the industry contends with a &apostoxic&apos landscape.
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Kahn has directed five music videos for Swift, including the monster that is "Blank Space" (2.16 billion views and counting) and late August's internet-breaker "Look What You Made Me Do." He was still slugging it out on behalf of the latter, an intensely parsed and much-discussed video in which Swift contends with her past personas, in the days leading up to the Bodied premiere.
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And the criminal case against Igor Fruman and Lev Parnas, who have worked with Giuliani to dig up dirt in Ukraine about Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden, could bring even greater legal scrutiny to Trump's allies as the President contends with an impeachment inquiry in the US House of Representatives over his efforts to encourage Ukraine to investigate unsubstantiated allegations against Biden and his son, Hunter.
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As Elliot attempts to keep his business afloat, he contends with his on-again, off-again girlfriend Maja (Joanna Kulig), who just so happens to be the lead singer of the house band; his teenage daughter Julie (Amandla Stenberg), who has just arrived from America to live with Elliot; and shady business partner Farid (Tahar Rahim), who is engaging in some "questionable practices" at the club.
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" Related: US Citizen Defects from al Shabaab as Group Contends with Competing Islamic State Though he has maintained his lead in the polls, Trump was lambasted by Republicans and Democrats alike after he issued his call for a ban on Muslims entering the US, with Hillary Clinton, the current favorite to win the Democratic presidential nomination, saying he was becoming the Islamic State's "best recruiter.
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The fate of one soldier is splitting Israel in two The fate of one soldier is splitting Israel in two An Israeli military court on Wednesday convicted the soldier Elor Azaria for executing a disarmed Palestinian attacker last March, a verdict that promises to stir more controversy as the country contends with widening divisions over the rule of law and the use of lethal force in occupied territories.
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The hero abandoned on a desert island for 10 years because of a suppurating wound, whose implacable hatred must be overcome if a great war is to be won; the girl whose individual sense of justice contends with the tyranny and political dishonesty of her uncle; the hero who must visit his dead father in the underworld both for comfort and for counsel — these are some of the myths that guided the Irish Nobel laureate Seamus Heaney (1939-2013).
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But, as the Supreme Court contends with what Title VII means, the greatest chance for protection lies in a bill backed by Representative Joe Kennedy III, The Equality Act, which would extend the protections of the 1964 Civil Rights Act to cover all LGBTQ people in the U.S. As explained by Kennedy in an op-ed for VICE earlier this year, the Equality Act promises true and explicit freedom from discrimination to LGBTQ people in the contexts of housing, credit, public accommodations, education, federal financial assistance, and jury duty on the federal level, overriding discriminatory state laws or the absence of protection.
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