Check out the sheer lace, criss-cross neckline, and corset accents.
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Don't just criss-cross the map — be methodical about your routes.
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Stupi's criss-cross halter gown featured crystals running down one side.
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Natural gas pipelines of course criss-cross all over the United States.
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Yet in Europe motorways, railway lines and waterways criss-cross the continent.
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I love the lace and the criss-cross open back on the butt.
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Criss cross the braids closest to the crown, and pin them into place.
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A criss-cross pattern was visible in nearly every piece of this look.
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Three major seismic fault lines criss-cross Istanbul, which straddles Europe and Asia.
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Once you remove the fabric, you'll have the criss-cross effect of scales.
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Their lives and paths criss-cross due to fate, or maybe just dumb luck.
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Score the squid with criss-cross diagonal lines, using the tip of your knife.
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By now you know how much celebs (and style editors) love criss-cross jewelry.
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And James Patterson's latest adult thriller, "Criss Cross," enters the list at No. 4.
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The criss-cross front, sheer sleeves, and thigh-high slit all work together flawlessly.
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The government built highways, airports and teleféricos, cable cars that criss-cross La Paz.
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Close by was some burnt wood, arranged in the criss-cross pattern of a campfire.
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But the roads he paved along the way still criss-cross the battered American landscape.
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Miles upon miles of electrical lines criss-cross the landscape, providing ample opportunity for ignition.
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The original Hot Wheels Criss Cross Crash Track Set launched more than 40 years ago.
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SMALL BOATS criss-cross Black Rock Reef on their way to nearby seaweed and pearl farms.
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Today, parts and components criss-cross borders and a great deal of trade happens within firms.
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One fun game you can play with Criss Cross Crash is a demolition derby of sorts.
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The bodice, for example, featured a criss-cross design, and its skirt was covered in speckled squares.
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The two are the most important markets for many Japanese companies, whose supply chains criss-cross both.
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In the summer, tourists pile onto red double-decker buses like the ones that criss-cross London.
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I'd strongly recommend the Hot Wheels Criss Cross Crash Track Set to anyone who enjoys toy vehicles.
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I love to pair it with a low-cut top, allowing the criss-cross neckline to peek out.
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Aircraft frequently criss-cross the globe carrying a wide variety of passengers from different places to new places.
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Us opens with an eerie warning: Countless miles of empty tunnels criss-cross the underbelly of the United States.
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The road is well paved; irrigation ditches and polytunnels criss-cross commercial farmland; electricity lines leap over forested hills.
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Nor is it clear it would even be feasible given how the services in question criss-cross international borders.
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The two criss cross, making a letter "X," which may be a nod to season 10 of the show.
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Oh, and yes, it's a little bit Stranger Things too, which is a nice criss-cross-universe fist-bump.
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Though the color was simply blush, she was oozing romantic glamour with her plunging neckline and backless criss cross detailing.
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The new mom let her long dark hair hang loosely down her back, perfectly complementing the garment's criss-cross straps.
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Mapping teams criss-cross the country year round, stopping at each camp to speak to residents and conduct a survey.
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If you look closely, you'll notice the criss-cross detail and embroidered leaves going down the front of Shindle's gown.
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Every single day, two NASA satellites named Aqua and Terra criss-cross the Earth, snapping thousands of photos of our planet.
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His next car was a used 2009 Kia Rio, which he used to criss-cross the country while doing political work.
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Thousands of flights criss-cross the skies over our heads every day, transporting millions of people to destinations near and far.
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Presidential candidates criss-cross a country whose territory is bigger than that of the 2000 members of the European Union combined.
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Now that the entire collection is available to buy right here, criss-cross styles are now a regular jewelry box staple.
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On "Criss Cross," the master conguero Pedrito Martinez adds bounce and body; the conversation gets special on Mr. Beasley's rambunctious solo.
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They're made of real leather and incorporate a criss-cross style that's really popular in high heels and wedges right now, a.k.a.
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The pair both hate Sauron and criss-cross Mordor killing his soldiers and building an army of orcs to take him down.
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To criss-cross Yale's campus on time, he uses a Boosted electric skateboard (and just appeared in a new video for them).
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Its tasteful criss-cross detailing shows just the right amount of skin and the timeless silhouette is what makes it a wardrobe staple.
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Her new look features a criss-cross front with red fur seams that serve as a stark contrast to her usual white ones.
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Large trucks barrel down the slim and shoulderless two-lane highways under the towering coal conveyor belt systems that criss-cross the landscape.
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The delicate ring's criss-cross design is easy to wear on its own or stacked with similar bling – that's for you to decide!
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Dr. Henshilwood said that similar criss-cross and hash mark patterns have been found engraved in pieces of ocher found in the cave.
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Most travellers will ride buses over the bridge, even though these may often be slower than the ferries that already criss-cross the delta.
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The birth of the interstate highway system allowed people to criss-cross the country and created demand for hotels that would offer uniform service.
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Electric, vertical-lift air taxis may someday criss-cross the skies, but the timelines their advocates are proposing are ambitious, to say the least.
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Last month, the sound artist Oren Ambarchi's Black Truffle Records released the first recordings of a pair of Lucier pieces titled Criss Cross / Hanover.
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Zhang Xiao, its founder, leads a team of eight people who criss-cross Beijing every day, offering food and other necessities to the homeless.
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Start lacing them criss-cross style, with the first lace going over and down into each eyelet, rather than coming up through the eyelets.
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She also wore pointed leather boots, and trousers that had an uneven waistline held up by criss-cross strings that extended across her stomach.
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Made of heavy BPA, PVC, and phthalate-free plastic, the flat dish comes in either a spiral or criss-cross pattern of high ridges.
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Among the forests and walking trails that criss-cross the hills surrounding Hong Kong, lie the almost-forgotten remains of the city's wartime history.
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The newspaper he left behind is called RioDoce, or River 12, a reference to 11 rivers that criss-cross the Mexican state of Sinaloa.
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On Sunday, she shared another snap poolside from the retreat, wearing a plunging pink one-piece with criss-cross neckline, also from Elizabeth Hurley Beach.
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The up-tempo jounce of "Monk's Dream" and "Criss Cross" has been turned into surface-skimming, 12-tone dashes, with debts to Cage and Stockhausen.
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Alfred Mosher Butts, born on April 143, 1899, designed the game (called Criss Cross Words in an earlier iteration) while jobless in the Great Depression.
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The top of her dress — which was attached to its skirt with criss-cross strings — had two long sleeves, one of which was split open.
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A turn to the side revealed a better look at Ridley&aposs long train and a set of criss-cross straps across her lower back.
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What I like the most about the Criss Cross Crash is that I don't have to be involved for Bucky to have a good time.
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Cons to consider Our enjoyment of the Criss Cross Crash Set was delayed because it requires four D batteries, which we didn't have on hand.
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In the United States, presidential contenders criss-cross the country for months, through first the party nominating process and then the campaign for the actual election.
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Superyacht owners are always dropping in on each other as they criss-cross the seas, to compare not just their vessels but also their guest lists.
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To do so, look for silhouettes that are more subdued — think a simple criss-cross strap or clean flip-flop (yes, flip-flops can be chic!).
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The underworld, or Xibalbá, was inspired by the thousands of interconnected underground waterways that criss cross areas of Mayan presence in southern Mexico and Central America.
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"We already had criss-cross engravings on ochre from Blombos from an even earlier date; this ochre drawing is just cream on the cake," Bahn told Gizmodo.
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Then, of course, there was the coral criss-cross halter with cutout bikini bottom (both L*Space) she wore for an impromptu video shoot on the shore.
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The Shape: Narrow & SlenderThe Top: The Criss-Cross Push-upWe get it: Your breasts tend to be longer than they are wide (or less full on top).
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It's so flattering across your back with its criss-cross elastic, and the front holds a nice shape as well — no matter how much you move around.
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I like the Hot Wheels Criss Cross Crash Track Set because my five-year-old son Bucky had a blast with it nonstop until the batteries died.
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The gown had a halter top with criss-cross netted back, chain mail and net details and an ombré effect, allowing her to turn heads from every angle.
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At a lower orbit, lots of satellites are needed to maintain coverage of a specific area; constellations will criss-cross each other as they whizz around the world.
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Plus-size offerings aren't just limited to one-pieces with thick straps; instead, intricate criss-cross detailing, bright colors, prints and cutouts are the name of the game.
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Hundreds of millions of people criss-cross China to visit family and friends during the Lunar New Year period, with the government predicting up to 3 billion trips.
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When Logan takes his shirt off, it isn't to show off Mr Jackman's gym-sculpted torso but to reveal the scars and bruises which criss-cross his body.
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When she first arrived and walked the carpet, her gown featured a criss-cross back detailing (which earned her a spot in our Better from the Back gallery!).
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Flint Mayor Karen Weaver estimated earlier this month that it would cost $1.5 billion to replace the water pipes that criss-cross her city, the Detroit News reported.
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The five-month-long odyssey saw the tiger, dubbed T1-C20183 by scientists, criss-cross through forests and populated urban areas before eventually settling in a nature reserve.
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And New Hampshire was the perfect place to test that theory; the tiny state is easy to criss-cross in just a few hours, maximizing voter face time.
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In this IRL-URL fluid space, artists of the selfie generation criss-cross from the digital to the physical, exploring and playing with the overlap between the two.
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The Dominican Republic has taken full advantage of the island's natural beauty -- fancy resorts cater to tourists seeking a beach escape and multi-lane highways criss-cross the country.
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Instead he has cleared his diary to criss-cross France, staging nearly a dozen town-hall meetings in a "great national debate" intended to counter the gilets jaunes protests.
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His family has made its living on the basin for three generations and witnessed firsthand the results of dozens of other pipelines that already criss-cross the waters there.
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In normal circumstances, explains Alexis Torres, burning oil turns water to steam, which spins mechanical turbines and sends energy out through power lines that criss-cross the island territory.
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But compared to "Criss-Cross" — a recent two-guitar piece that appears on a valuable release on the Black Truffle label — this newer work was harder to pin down.
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Historically, winning Iowa has been crucially important for presidential hopefuls, who criss-cross the state each primary season to drum up support at events like the Iowa State Fair.
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Over the next year, Chatroulette would criss-cross computers around the world, making millions of introductions to strangers and earning the attention, it seemed, of every major media outlet.
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The silver lamé dress is from Philipp Plein's Spring/Summer 2016 collection and features an extreme plunging neckline to the waist as well as criss-cross straps across the back.
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Since 2016 the government has announced plans to leave the EU's single market and customs union, which would make life harder for carmakers, whose supply chains criss-cross the continent.
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To know where and how to dig, planners consulted a map, first drawn in 1865 by Egbert Viele, which illustrates the many waterways that criss-cross the island of Manhattan.
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In addition to her unique jacket, Hadid also wore pointed leather boots, and trousers that had an uneven waistline held up by criss-cross strings that extended across her stomach.
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"Paul is not going to criss-cross the country campaigning for members and spending all this time just to say 'oh, I'm not going to run,'" the source told CNN.
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Stop for a moment to thumb through a title and you'll invariably be jostled aside by the sheer force of foot traffic as book buyers criss-cross each others' alphabetic desires.
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The Sunday shows come as the two candidates criss cross the country in the final two days of campaigning, in key battlegrounds as well as in states like Minnesota and Michigan.
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Since the criss-cross neckline adds its own amount of intrigue, there's no need to add mounds of accessories — it's one of those pieces you can just throw on and go.
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Along the more horizontal axis, and to its left as it crosses the other axis, is the first man's upward-thrust left hand which completes the image's criss-cross organizational structure.
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These days, almost 600 vendors sell their products in designated sections for fish, fruits, and vegetables, spices, poultry, meat, dairy, dried goods, and flowers, under a criss-cross of miniature Tunisian flags.
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Are you really going to use this to criss-cross the country for months as part of a cheap road trip, or impromptu means to relocate your entire life as society collapses?
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But compared to Criss Cross, which because of its close-mic'd minimalism suggested that it was taking place in a claustrophobic inner space, Hanover opens the blinds to show a world outside.
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It seems like the blinged-out XO (or criss-cross) ring is on the hand of every celeb (like Jessica Alba, Cameron Diaz and Lucy Hale, to name a few) right now.
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And those limbs often pause to hold a pose: On a simple, singsong piece like "Rhythm-a-Ning" or a wound-up work like "Criss Cross," he uses silence more than speed.
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The lean manufacturing that Toyota, Nissan and Honda introduced when they made Britain a manufacturing base requires supply chains which criss-cross the country and the EU—and now make the industry vulnerable.
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That evening, she lit the first of more than 1,000 beacons to criss cross the country in honor of her 90th year before heading to a private party with family and close friends.
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The oil pipelines that criss-cross the Delta suffer from being broken into by thieves who steal the crude, and also from destructive attacks by militant groups trying to make a political point.
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In Atlanta, the need becomes clear as families participating in Wings for Autism exit the airport train to Terminal E as hundreds criss-cross the halls, making their way to escalators and elevators.
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A main obstacle to better infrastructure in Indigenous communities over the next five years, Williams said, will be the large corporate incumbents that have an oligopoly over the cables that criss-cross Canada.
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The administrative borders of the City of Paris have remained broadly unchanged since Napoleon III's prefect Baron Haussmann carved up the grand boulevards that criss-cross the French capital in the 19th century.
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"There is a new risk to our way of life, which is the vulnerability of the cables that criss-cross the seabeds," the BBC quoted Stuart Peach, chief of the defense staff, as saying.
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While Annalynne McCord managed to look both covered up (thanks to her long cape and knee-high boots) yet super-racy in a sheer criss-cross body suit teamed with a leather mini skirt.
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Markey is grateful to have the support of his Democratic colleagues as he continues to criss-cross the state to fight on the frontlines for the issues that matter to the people of Massachusetts.
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May's government has repeatedly warned of the disruption a no-deal Brexit would unleash on everything from pet tourism to the import of crucial medicines and supply chains that criss-cross Europe and beyond.
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Adele wore a fern green Givenchy Haute Couture by Riccardo Tisci dress with a criss-cross checker printed bust, crystal speckled sleeves that end in lace detailing, and a pleated skirt with geometric lace inserts.
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The electric car startup joined Formula E last summer as part of a multi-year commercial and technical contract with Dragon Racing, and raced all year with its criss-cross logo adorning the team's cars.
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On the one hand, I really want to champion them; I look wistfully at various styles while shopping online and wonder what could be better than the freedom to wear anything — weird criss-cross straps?
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The techniques of lean manufacturing, first brought to Britain by Toyota, Nissan and Honda, have led to supply chains that criss-cross a free-trading EU. This interdependence would create severe problems from day one.
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May's government has repeatedly warned of the disruption a no-deal Brexit would cause for everything from travel with pets to the import of crucial medicines and supply chains that criss-cross Europe and beyond.
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One of the best feelings in the game is walking down the walkways to get across to different production floors and then looking up and seeing the belts and other overpasses criss-cross the gaps.
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The most visible sign of the city coming back to life were the rush hour queues after a week of eerie quiet along the avenues and highways that criss-cross the capital, known for its gridlock.
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For a small portion of their hosting duties, Hough wore a navy blue jumpsuit, giving a fun twist on black tie dressing, which featured a criss-cross halter neckline and a large cutout across the midriff.
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The 51-year-old actress flipped the style script on Cannes dressing and turned to the supermodel playbook, stepping out at the Loveless premiere in a emerald satin slip gown with an open criss-cross back.
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Bargain socks don't have to skimp on style, and many customer reviews mention how cute Hylaea's socks are, noting the criss-cross straps reminiscent of ballet shoes (those same straps also allow for more foot flexibility).
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This was clearly a mistake on my part, and Rage 2 apparently wants players to criss-cross the entire map at the very start of the game to meet particular NPCs and get upgrade trees started.
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The latest launches were intended to put pressure on South Korea and the United States to stop upcoming military drills and came as diplomats criss-cross the region this week in the hope of restarting the talks.
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With their foot-hugging, sock-like fit, criss-cross elastic bands, and clean white midsole, they more closely resemble something Adidas or Nike might make, and my friends are always surprised to learn they're actually from Keds.
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At the Cannes Film Festival in 2017, the actress flipped the style script and turned to the supermodel playbook, stepping out at the Loveless premiere in a slinky emerald satin slip gown with an open criss-cross back.
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The 37-year-old naturally posed in the pieces herself, showing off her post-baby body (she gave birth to Chanel Nicole four months ago) in a red criss-cross neckline bra and high-waisted double-string thong.
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Dan Pink, the author of the cover story, had given me a connection with a Japanese publisher, and the next day I was in a small studio apartment sitting criss-cross apple sauce with manga artist Yoishiro Ono.
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Young women run laughing and cheering into the carriage: one wears an ankle-length, dazzling white fur coat and sports a beehive of red hair; the head of her friend is shaved in an intricate criss-cross pattern.
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John Bolton, President Donald Trump's national security adviser, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, and others will criss-cross the region for a series of meetings with their counterparts, stopping in Israel, Turkey, Jordan, and Egypt, among other places.
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Okadas were so heavily criticized for unpredictable driving and accidents that in 2012, Lagos banned motorcycles with a cylinder capacity below 200cc from using major roads or the bridges that criss-cross the city built around a lagoon.
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When Bucky started to grow a little bored with the Criss Cross Crash, I helped him attach some of his other Hot Wheels sets to it, though he was able to do it easily on his own too.
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Another A-list star had a wardrobe blunder last year at the Oscars when Nicole Kidman's criss-cross back detailing on her gown broke during the show which she altered by turning her gown into a halter-style neckline.
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First there's the traditional stacked version, one on top of each other, or you can wear two in the shape of a diamond or create a criss-cross version (which happens to be one of Joyus's best-selling styles).
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Nelms grabbed a handful of bobby pins — heads up, you'll want to gather a lot of them — and began to flatten the center of Chavi's fro, layering them criss-cross style so the hair laid flat in a circle.
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Cai, 39, learned the trade almost a decade ago, and skillfully demonstrated the craft, nailing the white cotton fabric to the sole, which is formed from 35 layers of cotton interwoven with hemp thread in a criss-cross fashion.
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The latest launches appeared intended to put pressure on South Korea and the United States to stop planned military exercises, analysts said, and came as diplomats criss-cross the region this week in the hope of restarting the talks.
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And as a growing number of Democratic hopefuls begin to criss-cross early voting states, it's inevitable that Trump, who thrives on the energy of his signature campaign rallies, will grow restless to get back on the trail himself.
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Starting in July, a new police chief, Raymundo Collins, dispatched a fleet of ten helicopters to criss-cross the city every day, moving low and slow across high-crime neighborhoods for surveillance and in an attempt to intimidate criminals.
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We criss-cross in the hallway, him with our 3-year-old clinging to his leg, and me with our baby in my arms, and my yoga pants and pajama shirt getting more wrinkled and spit-uppy by the hour.
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These new ones integrate seamlessly into the room: they layer blue velvet under an armor-like mesh of copper and a criss-cross overlay of leather strapping, reflecting the various latticework around the room while echoing the tint of Tiffany's windows.
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Provincial officials have faced intense criticism for their handling of the crisis during this period, coming as it did in the run up to the Lunar New Year travel period, in which hundreds of millions of people criss-cross the country.
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For example, the crew shirt has gender-specific ventilation and articulation zones—in the women's version, there's a ventilated criss-cross pattern over the belly and across the clavicle—that help cool down my core, even when I work hard.
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For Monday's London premiere of her latest film, X-Men: Apocalypse, Munn, 35, hit the red carpet in a brown criss-cross, halter-neck crop top teamed with a brown-and-gold embellished midi skirt (both Balmain) and metallic pointy-toe pumps.
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Though Ammons viewed his poems as "criss-cross trellises in typhoon," mere "bits, strings" that withstand the punishing weather of his imagination, here they are, collected in two large volumes by Norton, edited by Robert M. West, with an introduction by Helen Vendler.
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Read more: Here are all the winners of the 2019 MTV VMAsOnce the switch happened, the "Waves" singer appeared in a two-piece that had a criss-cross sleeve and the year 1996 bedazzled on it (a nod to when she was born).
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But this fact that had little impact on the brand until Meghan wore his elegant Matilde heel in nude — a high-heeled pointed pump with delicate laces that criss-cross around the ankle — for her official engagement photo call with Prince Harry back in November.
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"I started working a low, messy bun with a criss-cross effect on top that had a fishtail feel to it," Heath says, adding that she first used Lenor Greyl mousse before blowing the star's hair dry and using a curling iron to create texture.
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But instead of everyone living in sound-blocking caves in a few years as noisy drones criss-cross the skies, researchers at Boston University have engineered an acoustic metamaterial that's designed to silence annoying sounds at their source, without blocking the movement of air.
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In the fallout from the nuclear option and the Gorsuch confirmation, the strategic Schumer will criss-cross the country raising barrels of cash by reminding the Democratic base that without the protection of the filibuster, the party will be defenseless against the Republican Senate majority.
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China is in the middle of an ambitious railway building program and aims to criss-cross the country with four north-south and four east-west bullet train connections and expand its total network to 150,000 km (93,640 miles) by the end of the decade.
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Her ensemble consisted of a black one-piece from Cosabella with a criss-cross halter neckline and a cutout at her midriff, completed with what appears to be a sheer lace sarong by House of CB knotted at her waist and a pair of stilettos.
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The relationships, friendships, and loyalties that criss-cross Whit Stillman's ode to the end of the disco era create an intriguingly entangled web that results in a satisfying climax in The Last Days of Disco—the arrest of a nightclub owners for tax evasion.
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The 19-year-old kicked off her tropical vacation in a black-and-red Louis Vuitton branded triangle bikini top and bottom paired with a black Vetements baseball hat that reads "Securite" and a thin gold criss-cross body chain, taking selfies all around her family's island complex.
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But the model-slash-actress kicked off the festival season with substantially less bling in a ribbed turquoise bikini from Velvet Sphynx with a low scoop neckline and criss-cross back straps and bottoms with matching double-crossed straps with the top strap pulled high up over her hips.
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The labor-intensive process, which required Clinton to criss-cross the country on both the campaign and fundraising trail, saw the former secretary of state headline fundraisers in 20 states and Washington, D.C. Thirteen events were in New York, the most of any state, and six were in California.
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What makes the AP-0 stand out upon first glance is the massive fin running down the rear half of the car, which gives way to a busy criss-cross of taillights out back — a pairing so striking, it looks more fit for daydreams than the real world.
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Kent hosted a Rehab Beach Club pool party in Vegas alongside castmate (and on-and-off-again fling) James Kennedy (of course, he was the DJ, you guys) wearing a ridiculously skimpy one-piece printed with Tupac Shakur's torso on the front and a criss-cross, thong design from the back.
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READ: Amazon executives slam Oracle and Microsoft as the cloud wars heat up The chart features the faces of a number of former Pentagon officials, current Amazon employees and executives, as well as consultants working on behalf of Amazon, connecting them together in a criss-cross of business and professional ties.
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Richard Young/Rex Features/Startraks She arrived at the Glamour Awards in London in a completely-embellished crimson Julien Macdonald dress featuring revealing criss-cross details along the seams and a neckline so low, it extends all the way to her waist (although it does have a barely there sheer panel for safety).
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In the photo, Lena wears the Penny bra and underwear set, a lacy matching pair in seafoam green featuring a criss cross ribbon detailing at the waist and across the plunging V-neckline, while Jemima frees the nipple in the Bonnie sheer pastel purple set with lace detailing around the bust and waist.
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The cobalt blue Cushnie et Ochs (worn June 20 for an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon) was surprisingly flattering (a little stretch goes a long way with a bump), but also comically constrictive since the criss-cross bandage-style top made it nearly impossible to lift up my arms.
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As Kapka Kassabova explores this enigmatic region in the company of border guards and treasure hunters, entrepreneurs and botanists, psychic healers and ritual fire-walkers, refugees and smugglers, she traces the physical and psychological borders that criss-cross its villages and mountains, and goes in search of the stories that will unlock its secrets.
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From pop-up exhibits on the future of work to a cultural WanderbUS that will criss-cross the country to a celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus architectural movement, the campaign is meant to shine a positive light on Germany and its culture at time of deep strains between the long-time allies.
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Pros: Quick assembly, durable construction, intuitive play, integrates with other Hot Wheels sets, potential for competitive gameplay Cons: Doesn't come with batteries, expensive, only comes with one car Buy the Hot Wheels Criss Cross Crash Track Set exclusively on Amazon for $49.99 Buy AmazonBasics D Cell Everyday Alkaline Batteries (12-Pack) on Amazon for $12.88
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The theme for the post-show festivities appeared to be all sheer everything combined with lots and lots of Swarovski crystals, as the model wore a completely see-through crystallized Julien Macdonald gown with criss-cross chain straps across her bust and vaguely tiger print stripes throughout the skirt, teamed with a simple nude thong underneath.
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United and Southwest Airlines Announce Extended Boeing 737 Max Cancellations Amid New Software IssueThe absolute shitshow that is Boeing's ongoing 737 Max headache saw yet another safety issue come…Read more ReadUnless being completely taken out of service for repairs or maintenance, most commercial airliners remain powered up and operational for weeks on end as they criss-cross countries or the world.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.) and Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE (D-Calif.) set to criss-cross Iowa (The Hill) … Major Democratic donors are waiting to jump into the 2023 presidential race in a break from the past (The Hill) … Liberals are fuming at vulnerable Sen.
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