WE NEEDED SOMEONE WHO DEFENDS THE FINANCIAL MARKETS, SOMEONE WHO DEFENDS THE MULTINATIONALS, WHO DEFENDS THE POLITICS OF AUSTERITY IMPOSED BY THE EUROPEAN UNION.
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"When the stock market gets unrelentingly negative, remember that he who defends everything defends nothing," Cramer said.
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The acting DNI briefs the House Intelligence Committee, defends his decision not to give Congress the whistleblower complaint earlier and also defends the whistleblower.
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He needs to send a clear and concise message, which he's done, that he is going to be a president that defends America's interests and defends the American people.
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GOP congressman defends racist tweet by explaining he just wants Americans to look the same GOP congressman defends racist tweet by explaining he just wants Americans to look the same Iowa Republican Rep.
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Yet, to this day, the Thrones team defends the scene.
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He still defends Will Munson from those awful corporate cowboys.
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Khanna defends his work, saying his constituents will welcome it.
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Mike Bost defends Illinois farmers, Illinois miners, and Illinois steelworkers.
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She also defends the reset, though argues for more pressure.
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He defends the development of Hambantota as a sound investment.
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In the full video, Yiannopoulos defends sex with young teens.
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READ: Trump defends Trump University, says students loved it 1.
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He defends the interests of the United States of America.
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While in the confession cam, DelVecchio defends himself to audiences.
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Now he defends his alliance with the electables as necessary.
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"Your daddy is a bitch that defends cunts," tweeted one.
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The Chechen leader defends Mr Dadaev as a Russian patriot.
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Sam defends Carmen, and gets himself decked in the face.
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Wilders also ardently defends the rights of gays and lesbians.
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This was unusual: The federal government typically defends federal law.
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For instance, he defends opera productions that employ updated staging.
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Here's what you need to know: • Trump defends sharing information.
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The Hill: Pelosi defends leadership effort to cull Democratic primary.
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Go deeper: Sundar Pichai defends YouTube practices (Axios on HBO)
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Our military and the nation it defends will be stronger.
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We need a President who defends America's interests, not Russia's.
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No one defends Soleimani the man, but why strike now?
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The law firm still defends Flynn in his criminal case.
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It plans to defends against any lawsuit filed by him.
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We stand with Israel as Israel defends itself against these attacks.
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Lush defends its position by saying that its impact was small.
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They want real cybersecurity and a military that defends our nation.
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WATCH: Mark Zuckerberg defends Facebook business practices in WSJ op-ed.
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He says he just defends the President on civil liberties ground.
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Claudia Tenney defends her seat against Democratic state Assemblyman Anthony Brindisi.
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The government defends such executions as a powerful tool for deterrence.
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Garrett — our quiet funny guy with questionable Instagram like — defends Wills.
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He defends the practice of paying as little taxes as possible.
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Yet much of the food industry defends the status quo too.
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Go deeper: DeVos defends education budget-cut proposal targeting Special Olympics
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And she defends the details, both the graphic and the banal.
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Go deeper: YouTube CEO apologizes to LGBTQ community but defends actions
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As many as 66% think he defends the country well abroad.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNSharon Osbourne Defends James FrancoKim & Kanye: New Baby Name!
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It defends the weapons programs as essential to deter U.S. aggression.
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Jeff Juraska is one of those who defends the comedian steadfastly.
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Appointed in October 2017, Gholami enforces and defends this censorious system.
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As Paul defends his Senate record, he also frequently criticizes Sen.
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It defends individuals, by and large, whose rights are being transgressed.
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The Hill: FBI Director Christopher Wray defends bureau after "sobering" report.
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She doesn't need anyone to defend her, because she defends herself.
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" Yet she still defends the paper's work as "forceful, honest reporting.
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Justin Fairfax as he defends himself against allegations of sexual assault.
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Eleven years after the fire, UMG defends its commitment to conservation.
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Verdict: 👊 Pete Buttigieg defends his experience and record on race.
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Much like Jackson, Spacey has a fan group that defends him.
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Still, Mr. Pihl defends the overall achievements of Langeland's asylum centers.
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Trump lashes out at 'crooked media,' defends response to Charlottesville violence.
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He fiercely defends his response to Charlottesville and blasts the media.
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Mr O'Malley, who still lives in the city, defends his record.
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Siatta said he understood the reprimand but steadfastly defends his actions.
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GOP defends Trump: He just doesn't know what he's doing GOP defends Trump: He just doesn't know what he's doing Republicans have a novel way of defending the president: Trump just has no idea what he's doing.
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Scott Baio Defends Co-Star Drug CommentsNick Cannon & Christina Milian: Back Together?
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Contrary to the press outrage, President Trump defends his performance in Helsinki.
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A leader who rigorously defends encryption and invests in clean energy technology.
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He still defends Charles and Laura, even when it defies good judgement.
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But it is one that Mr. Comey repeatedly defends in the interview.
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He understood our republic demands responsibilities even before it defends its rights.
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Headlines * Telit defends finances and business practices as chief executive departs on.ft.
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An excerpt from Hadid also defends her decision to elbow the man.
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Siegel's lawyer, Leon Gladstone, defends their actions in a statement to PEOPLE.
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Mr Selmayr defends the notion of a "political commission", alive to sensitivities.
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The Justice Department, which defends federal agencies in court, declined to comment.
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Black Lives Matter: Now includes and defends immigrants and other minority groups.
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Netflix defends its impact on the movie business ahead of Oscars debate
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The Turtle-Timer's need to mom shame continues when Carole defends Bethenny.
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He defends extremely well with his stick, his skating and his smarts.
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The Washington Post: White House defends Trump's emergency declaration as obstacles mount.
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He defends the measure as necessary to preventing attacks on American soil.
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OPINION | MHRMI's defends the existence of the Macedonian nation and proper naming.
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Here's hoping Congress steps up and defends its constitutional prerogative this year.
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Here's what you need to know: • China defends its Muslim detention camps.
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His family jokes about his sudden fanaticism, but Carter defends his passion.
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The bloc defends democratic rights but is wary of encouraging separatist forces.
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In most such lawsuits, the Justice Department defends laws passed by Congress.
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Paul Clement back in court Traditionally the Justice Department defends government agencies.
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Trump lawyer defends his flip-flop on what constitutes an impeachable offense
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As a man of faith, a man who defends morals and character.
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The government's motion to dismiss defends the ATF's handling of Kincaid's investigation.
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Snarky commentators say it's easy to oppose femicides, because nobody defends them.
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Nicole (Wainwright) defends her son against the school's racist principal (Matt Lewis).
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And Oracle Team USA defends its title in the 20160th America's Cup.
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He defends the run so well, and he's a premier pass rusher.
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He understood our republic demands responsibilities, even before it defends its rights.
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He understood our Republic demands responsibilities, even before it defends its rights.
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Jermall Charlo defends his WBC middleweight world title in Brooklyn on Saturday.
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He defends his method by asking what other alternative there might be.
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Ryan verbally defends Mueller, but doesn't take action to strengthen his hand.
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The North defends its weapons programs as necessary to counter U.S. aggression.
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Wilson has mostly left public life but still defends the 187 push.
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American Dustin Johnson defends the title he clinched by one shot last year.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: A patriot is someone who defends the honor of their country.
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Woody Allen&aposs daughter with Soon-Yi defends him against sex abuse claims .
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She defends globalisation, while promising to cut migration to Britain by two-thirds.
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In the face of its critics, IARC steadfastly defends its methods and aims.
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He protects his citizens against terror and defends the identity of his country.
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His lawyer told 60 Minutes that his client defends his treatment as legitimate.
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Don Lemon Defends Megyn KellyBig Boi's Huge PaydayShannen Doherty: Victory In Cancer Lawsuit
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Michelin is cutting costs as it defends its premium pricing from intensifying competition.
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And Putin defends De Morgen: How Likely is it that Trump is impeached?
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" Rubio defends his defense of Muslims: "I'm not interested in being politically correct.
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In the post, it defends its actions on both privacy and competitive grounds.
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But there supposed to be value in observing how the administration defends itself.
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But I think what flies under the radar is how well he defends.
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Greece's border fence was one of the first, and Avramopoulos still defends it.
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That he sticks with his old friends and defends them and supports them.
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Steve King defends controversial 'babies' tweet | Dems' secret weapon against GOP health plan?
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Whose work defends a claim best, and how does that paragraph do it?
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The fair, which opened its 2019 edition today, defends its "impeccable" selection process.
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He frequently defends Trump on his show, and the two reportedly speak regularly.
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Melania Trump, whose "cause" is cyber-bullying, defends the poisoned tweet at Brzezinski.
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Harvey defends a Wall Street hot shot from the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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We need an American president who defends press freedom rather than mocks it.
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Trump defends widespread vacancies after Yovanovitch describes 'crisis' at State 11:30 a.m.
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It's the police that become that body that defends whites in their homes.
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But Ashe defends the settlement as a workable arrangement for the federal government.
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It also defends the city from catastrophic floods, carrying floodwaters to the sea.
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France pushes people back at the border, Spain defends its frontier with weapons.
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It defends the programs as a necessary deterrent against a possible U.S. invasion.
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Hazony defends his heterodox view with a lengthy exegesis of the Old Testament.
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Mr. Allen speaks on "60 Minutes" and defends himself against the molestation allegations.
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China defends protectionist trade and investment policies that are unfair to American businesses.
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Nevertheless, he defends the value of distinguishing the great from the merely good.
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The United States is being led by someone who openly defends white supremacists.
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He defends our right to bear arms, protect our Borders & help small businesses.
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Its state attorney general, Xavier Becerra, defends his state's law, with good reason.
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is a nonprofit that defends immigrants' rights.
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The report defends the president by eliding the most damaging evidence against him.
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To us, Kaluuya prays over food, defends a waitress, is kind and patient.
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Pernilla Lindberg defends her crown at the ANA Inspiration at California's Mission Hills.
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A firefighter defends a property from a bushfire in Hillville on Nov. 12.
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Kennedy defends McConnell for working with president during impeachment trial MORE (R-Alaska).
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Trump, however, still defends his company's push to make a deal in Russia.
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Yet no researcher — not even the test's creators — defends the one-off use.
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Further reading: Philip Zimbardo defends the Stanford Prison Experiment, his most famous work
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Instead of making an apology, Gibson defends himself, makes jokes, and shames his critics.
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Union leader defends officer The union president said Hendrex should not have been fired.
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TSA official defends agency before House panel CNN's Artemis Moshtaghian contributed to this report.
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The immune system is a network of cells which defends against parasites and pathogens.
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In response, the deputy commissioner defends investing millions of taxpayer's money on the program.
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He commands the Presidential Guard, which defends the royal family and conducts special operations.
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Scavino talks about Trump like a devoted son defends the legacy of a father.
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He vowed to rid Brazil of socialism, political correctness and "ideology that defends bandits".
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Another online petition , which defends Patterson against the "malicious attacks," has nearly 600 signatures.
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Media distort President Trump's MS-13 message President Trump defends calling MS-13 'animals.
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But shortly after, Brown defends his decision to use the Taser on the child.
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Ice Shelf: A floating ice shelf defends Thwaites from the assaults of ocean currents.
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As president, Trump defends Putin when asked about the Russian leader's well-documented atrocities.
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Bolsonaro often defends himself by arguing the press takes his statements out of context.
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Thailand defends its human rights record saying prosecutions are undertaken according to its laws.
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During the court proceedings, Carrie defends her recent actions with strong, well-explained reasoning.
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Kerry defends U.S. reaction Kerry argued that the administration continues to take strong action.
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HOLLYWOOD SQUARED Kanye West defends his support for Trump : &aposLiberals can&apost bully me.
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" Davis defends President Trump with the all-encompassing line, "There is no smoking gun.
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The New York Times: Pompeo defends Trump with "proof" of administration's actions vs. Russia.
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Hungary's government defends its policy by accusing its critics of getting their facts wrong.
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When Trump defends Planned Parenthood as doing "wonderful things," he is condoning the organization.
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HEIDI CRUZ DEFENDS TED ON WALL STREET: The wife of Republican presidential candidate Sen.
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The White House defends Trump's use of Twitter as a democratizing form of communication.
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" Right-wing radio personality defends the White House:"President Trump is not gassing children!
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"Our difference is in the economy because Bolsonaro defends a big government," Rocha said.
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The North defends the programs as a necessary defence against U.S. plans to invade.
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Mr. White defends his right to do what he wishes with property he owns.
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In a testy interview, North Carolina's Republican boss defends his state's early voting restrictions.
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When Fridoline, Schreber's daughter, objects to her father's inhumane treatment, even he defends it.
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He might, if he chose, use the way Burnley defends as a prime example.
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Divya Narendra defends Facebook on TV now, and the Winklevoss brothers are Bitcoin billionaires.
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Go deeper: Nationals closer defends rejecting White House invite: "I just can't do it"
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Conway masterfully defends Trump to the media while attempting to smooth his rough edges.
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Downside risks for euro grow -Germany's new ECB appointee defends easy policy Euro trashed!
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She defends that initial reaction, but spends the entire book worrying away at it.
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" Politico: Joe Biden defends son Hunter but acknowledges Ukraine work "may have looked bad.
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"This is huge," said Mr. Morgan, who now defends lawmakers targeted in ethics investigations.
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His son and namesake, who is a Perry County commissioner, now defends Mr. Sessions.
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The North defends the programs as a necessary defense against U.S. plans to invade.
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The Justice Department defends state laws that could kick thousands off the voting rolls.
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Mark Meadows, who talks to Trump frequently and often defends him to his colleagues.
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The ACLU is a nonprofit organization that defends and advocates for people's constitutional rights.
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Hours before the announcement, Trump defends Sessions, saying he has "total" confidence in him.
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Donald Trump defends son's Russian meeting as 'standard politics'The rot inside America's first family
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It was the right move, however unpopular, and the party wisely defends it today.
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As Trump's press secretary, Sanders defends his many lies, his attacks, and his policies.
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Whatever others find appalling in his behavior he defends and then does some more.
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He also defends himself, saying he was acting in the name of his family.
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Smokey Robinson Defends J Lo's Motown Tribute Blac Chyna & Soulja Boy Hooking Up Shoes
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On February 23rd Labour will find out when it defends two by-elections in England.
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Leah Remini Defends 'Kevin Can Wait' Season Premiere After Erinn Hayes' Character Is Killed Off
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When they try out for the school's cheerleading squad Veronica defends Betty from Cheryl's wrath.
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That position has come under heavy fire during the primary, but the campaign defends it.
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Mueller defends not subpoenaing the President because of the prolonged process to fight over it.
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He now defends the biggest title of his career at the Masters 1000 in Paris.
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She trembles as she defends her decision to "play house," as her mother calls it.
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To my surprise, Graham defends himself aggressively, quickly taking out the creatures with his shotgun.
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Foley defends that political uncertainty in 2017 will lead to more volatility in bond markets.
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Mia Farrow's adopted son Moses defends his father Woody Allen and accuses Farrow of abuse.
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Rather, Khloé defends Kanye's immature tantrum and scolds Kim for not supporting her husband enough.
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On Saturday's card, Hawaii's own Ilima-Lei Macfarlane defends her flyweight title against Valerie Létourneau.
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The Justice Department also defends DHS and related policies — like Trump's travel ban — in court.
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The others are suspicious of him, thinking about his stalkery past, but Chanel defends him.
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Rebecca defends Jack, explaining he's a construction foreman – not a handyman – and he's doing well.
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Houston defends at a top-five rate when Harden, Gordon, and Anderson share the floor.
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NASA Administrator Bridenstine defends the very expensive Orion and Space Launch System as national assets.
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A firefighter defends a property from a bushfire at Hillville near Taree, on Nov. 12.
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Guignol defeats bad guys — on this day, an evil French chef — and defends the oppressed.
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As President Trump defends his own war record, he's fighting an old generation's political war.
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Bill Walker, an independent, said he also defends marijuana legalization as a states-rights issue.
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Ralph Angel defends Blue in a subtle but firm way that makes my heart flutter.
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America is great when she defends the oppressed and protects those who cannot protect themselves.
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North Korea defends its weapons programs as a necessary defense against U.S. plans to invade.
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The Justice Department, which normally defends federal agencies, declined to do so for Mr. Newby.
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" On Fox & Friends, Border Patrol Foundation president defends pepper spraying latinx migrants because "it's natural.
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The more familiar Australia is with an opponent, the better the team defends, Joyce said.
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Tammy Baldwin has a comfortable cushion as she defends her seat against Republican state Sen.
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He defends his use of the tax code as "brilliant," proof of his business acumen.
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Tyler "Ninja" Blevins, the world's most popular "Fortnite" player, defends Jarvis as a content creator.
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China is moving full speed ahead while Facebook defends the cryptocurrency project against skeptical regulators.
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Mr. Bolton defends the 2003 invasion of Iraq and he advocates attacking North Korea, too.
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Mija defends Okja when the corporation that created the pig comes to claim its invention.
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Denial is how the person defends his superior sense of self, her racially unequal society.
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A top presidential candidate defends the military dictatorship that governed Brazil from 1999 to 1985.
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Data from Stratagem — a sports trading firm — shows quite how assiduously Burnley defends its goal.
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But the organization is barreling ahead as it defends the project from critics and detractors.
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Google has moved to restrict micro-targeting for political ads, while Facebook defends the practice.
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New leaders are less likely to engage in self-justifying behavior that defends past actions.
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A Florida Man Defends His HomelandBy Dave Barry When did Florida became "The Joke State"?
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Every politician defends the middle class, but none of them knows quite what it is.
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Being a heartfelt European, Mr. Schulz defends European integration more emotionally than Ms. Merkel does.
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But Brechbuhl also insists that the department disagrees with Linick's conclusions and defends Hook's professionalism.
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In the clip below, watch how smoothly he defends both D.J. Augustine and Reggie Jackson.
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The administration defends our engagement in Yemen by overstating Iranian support for the Houthi rebels.
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The American people want a foreign policy that makes sense and defends their interests first.
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North Korea defends its weapons programmes as a necessary defence against U.S. plans to invade.
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Seal Defends Attack On OprahNelly Alleged Rape Case: Evidence Released Pregnant Khloe Kardashian: Flash Mob!
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The political meaning is rather simple: a judicial approach that promotes and defends conservative policies.
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The world needs a vision of international relations which shores up, promulgates and defends liberal ideals.
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But I have my own principles—I believe the show that we put on defends itself.
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West vehemently defends Tom to Hays, but Hays says they have to clear Tom with evidence.
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In it, the lights are off, the desks void of people, as Zuckerberg defends his initiative.
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The proceeds will benefit the Hugh M. Hefner Foundation, which defends civil rights and civil liberties.
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The Russian Direct Investment Fund defends the Sibur deal, saying it follows the fund's investment guidelines.
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Yashar now says the tweet was a learning experience for him — though he defends the reporting.
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Misty actually starts to suspect that Scarfe is dirty, but she defends him to the brass.
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Trump defends tweet on military sexual assault Ryan has had a sometimes-rocky relationship with Trump.
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And he defends Austria's ban on face-covering veils, a solution in search of a problem.
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And he defends doing so by deliberately misapplying what happened 16 years ago in Bush v.
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He defends the practice against criticism from animal rights groups, who say it should be banned.
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Atticus Finch, the lawyer who defends Tom Robinson, became the inspiration for generations of justice crusaders.
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Conway is one of President Trump's top advisers and often defends the president to the media.
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This Philadelphia-based organization defends the rights of neglected and abused children with a holistic approach.
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Who else snoozes through the Oscars, publicly defends pizza, and hilariously documents her spray-tan woes?
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Read more from The Hill: GM defends Trump practices after Trump tweet View the discussion thread.
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He creates chances, he defends well, he can absorb distances and he's very committed as well.
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"People here see the Pope as someone who defends the integrity of immigrants' identity," Flores said.
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Ted Cruz defends foreign policy adviser Frank Gaffney Can Kasich maintain the rationale for his candidacy?
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Yet compulsory military service flies in the face of the same freedom our military supposedly defends.
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Wild also defends IARC's evaluation of coffee and disputed Chaffetz's description of it as a "retraction".
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She defends the right of bakers not to purvey a wedding cake to a gay couple.
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The MOI defends critical infrastructure while the [Royal Saudi Air Defense] is charged with homeland defense.
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"Fox & Friends" guest breaks down in tears: Anyone who defends Trump is "morally bankrupt" https://t.
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Donald Trump defends Boris Johnson as the UK prime minister comes under growing pressure to resign.
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She kills penalties, defends passionately and exploits the attention paid to her by setting up teammates.
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It tells the story of a lone rebel who defends his village against corrupt local authorities.
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But this is America, where the ACLU defends the rights of the KKK to express itself.
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Why it matters: The Justice Department almost always defends federal laws when they're challenged in court.
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The big picture: The letter, obtained by Axios, defends him against the backlash over his hiring.
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Brazil defends a corner but Alisson has to come out for a punch to save it.
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He defends the estate tax, which the Trump administration is seeking to revoke in its plan.
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"Do you want them to play golf?" said Sukit Parekrithawet, a lawyer who defends fighter rights.
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" New York Times is going to report "Ryan defends the president in a state Hillary won.
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The timing could not be better for Walker, who defends his P.G.A. Championship title next week.
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Mr. Trump defends himself by saying that other presidents have leaned on foreign governments for help.
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She "stands by account," NBC News explained and "defends" it, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Sometimes it's better to be Captain America than a Hollywood liberal elite who defends Roe v.
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Go deeper: Hunter Biden defends his Ukraine work Joe Biden rolls out government anti-corruption plan
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The current champion, Kamaru Usman, defends the belt against Jorge Masvidal in Las Vegas this summer.
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DeDe Alexander, Tucson, AZ An artist defends clutter I've seen several reincarnations of this come through.
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Hannity is a fierce ally of Trump's, and frequently defends him on his Fox News show.
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The Fed defends this practice by arguing that bank rates are historically just slow to adjust.
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For the news cameras, he offers just one story: he defends the guard who killed Poussey.
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"You're the only one who defends me when my sisters gang up on me," Ezreil wrote.
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Waze defends its practice of rerouting motorists from congested highways through residential streets in nearby communities.
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He defends his "economic rescue job" after the 2008 recession and his steps on the environment.
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Watch the clip ... there's a point where Tyron sorta defends Logan, until Evan sets him straight.
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The survey comes as President TrumpDonald John TrumpJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Trump defends shift of FEMA funds, citing Dorian's change in path Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively donate M to help migrant children, social justice MORE defends his trade policies on China.
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That, need I say, is a controversial claim, and one that he defends with great persuasive force.
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" RELATED: Lynch defends an FBI under fire from Clinton campaign "Brexit was the news of the day.
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It defends its nuclear and missile programs as a deterrent against what it sees as U.S. aggression.
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He mainly defends medical drug and device companies, including Eli Lilly and Co and Bristol Myers Squibb.
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Like most other Republican candidates, he is pro-life, favors school vouchers, and defends the Second Amendment.
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Porter understands BAA's decision to bar him from future events, but he still defends what he did.
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We got an email from a Canadian attorney who defends racists and racist activists, calling us cowards.
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Mr Morales, a former leader of a coca-growers' union, defends the crop as a traditional stimulant.
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"A 'bang-bang logic' will dominate — everyone defends their own self-interest whatever it takes," Nascimento said.
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Ordinarily, the DoJ defends laws passed by Congress and signed by the president from attacks like this.
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Nicole Curtis is not about to back down as she defends her family online — and in court.
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On Monday, Winter told PEOPLE that it's important to her that she defends herself against body shamers.
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How a Server Defends ItselfThe prospect of centralized moderation for 12,000 realtime chat rooms is beyond daunting.
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The President's personal attorney strongly defends his boss, and tells us why Trump's still pissed at McCain.
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They care that he praises Putin just like they probably care that he habitually defends white supremacists.
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Don't you ever talk about anyone that puts on a uniform and defends and serves their public.
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He also defends himself against the accusation that he kept Dannielynn separated from her grandma Virgie Arthur.
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Ozawa defends music as a pure art form—divorced from commerce, social signifiers, and even rigid theory.
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Dr. Goodman defends the flag and the military, before his rousing rendition of the Pledge of Allegiance.
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"Whoever defends hiking interests rates is the enemy of investment and employment in this country," he said.
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It will be interesting to see how FBI defends the move—and whether the court is persuaded.
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Hannity is a staunch ally of Trump's and frequently defends the president on his Fox News show.
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In interviews and online, Lil Dicky defends his musical choices as satire, and they may well be.
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This is the same argument Planned Parenthood CEO Cecile Richards makes when she defends the abortion giant.
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However, Newsom – mayor of San Francisco from 2004 until early 2011 – defends his record in city government.
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He actually defends Putin's incursion, arguing that the annexation referendum that took place in Crimea was legitimate.
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Each player is important to his team's title hopes — Iguodala defends James, and Irving pushes the pace.
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No president has ever before acted to divide and destabilize the democratic alliance that defends our freedom.
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When critics get offended, he defends himself the way so many comics do, railing against political correctness.
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Since Boylen took over, opponents are shooting just 4723 percent at the rim when he defends it.
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"I think she's a striker that defends some takedowns well and plays mind games," she tells Fightland.
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The hospital, part of the University of North Carolina health system, defends its pediatric heart surgery program.
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Another case in point is comedian Kevin Hart, whose own divisive "jokes" Chappelle defends during the special.
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"On the ground, it was a different story than what it looks like on paper," defends Adkins.
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Amnesty International and Article 19, an organization that defends free speech, have raised concerns about the arrest.
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In "The Cruel Radiance" (2010), Linfield defends what she sees as the noble ideals of documentary photography.
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Even Xinhua, China's state-run news service, which often defends the government, felt compelled to demand answers.
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Who will defend the childrenLike a seatbeltthat defends childrenor like a guywhose job it isto defend children?
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Jon Kyl defends the recent audit of purported bias against conservatives in Facebook's product, which he led.
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Adviser O'Brien defends Trump's claim an attack was imminent on embassies in Baghdad and 4 unnamed countries.
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It not only defends itself, but also extends a protective nuclear umbrella over allies around the world.
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Go deeper: Trump's favorite presidential powers Bill Barr defends Trump's executive power amid impeachment inquiry N.Y. Gov.
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Pascucci agrees, and defends the idea that women's stories should be considered evidence of a widespread problem.
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It also defends policies that adversaries say discriminate against Arabs as redressing historic grievances as persecuted Kurds.
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Almost no one now defends the use of a generic "he" — but what to replace it with?
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"He defends our country against the whole world," said Hasan Birgun, 59, a retired salesman in Kastamonu.
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Some highlights from the first day... -Sanders defends job losses from ending use of fossil fuels Sen.
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One of Colangelo's alleged accounts even defends Colangelo's fashion choices — specifically, the size of his shirt collars.
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American defends the price only by noting that it is competitive with what Delta and United charge.
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President Nicolas Maduro's government defends policies, like widely-criticized currency controls, that many businesses say wrecked the economy.
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Many of the mechanisms through which the protected class defends itself are sources of a sense of precarity.
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China defends continued lending to Africa on the grounds that the continent still needs debt-funded infrastructure development.
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Bernadette Hoppe, a lawyer in New York who defends parents and represents children in abuse cases, confirmed this.
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He defends his teammates and takes responsibility for his own failures rather than blaming subordinates, as Trump does.
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So the magazine defends an emotional but totally misleading image because it makes their point toward their agenda.
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In conversation with Rob Cox, he defends the deal, reminisces on the crisis and discusses his new venture.
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In this April 24, 1961, photo, an anti-aircraft unit of the Cuban militia defends the Havana shore.
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McElvain is the assistant branch chief of the Civil Division's Federal Programs Branch, which defends agencies in court.
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Hezbollah defends its possession of weapons as necessary to defend Lebanon, but does not say where they are.
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The cause of this strong bipartisan support is that passing an amendment defends fundamental priorities of all Americans.
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Rumer Willis defends sister Tallulah's racy photos against 'body shamers' Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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By day, Stormy Daniels' lawyer Michael Avenatti defends the adult film star against the Trump administration's brutal attacks.
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Olivia Culpo Defends Kendall Jenner's Controversial Modeling Comments She was joined by other supers at the Missoni show.
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The Private Equity Growth Capital Council, a trade association, defends carried interest, saying it spurs long-term investment.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNChris Soules: Facing Jail TimeCaitlyn Jenner Defends Kendall's Pepsi AdCarmelo Anthony: I Want My Wife Back!
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Janice also strongly defends her attorney, Lisa Bloom, who's been criticized for repping Harvey Weinstein at the beginning.
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In each country, I got in touch with the local branches of PETA, the association that defends animals.
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She defends CZI's apolitical approach, making allies across the aisle despite the looming specter of the Oval Office.
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Also, Color of Change has a new initiative that defends athletes who take a stand for marginalized communities.
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In an email to Trump supporters, the Slovenian former model condemns her husband's remarks, but defends his character.
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Mr Sharif's main political rival, Imran Khan, a former cricket star, stoutly defends the military and the mullahs.
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Emad Abdel-Rahman, 53, defends Bashir and says he does not want to see secular activists taking over.
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The results will help determine the political landscape before the GOP defends its congressional majorities across the nation.
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On Russia, she defends the reset but argues the US has to impose more pressure on Vladimir Putin.
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And Joanna Jedrzejczyk defends her straw weight crown in a five rounder against her old foe, Claudia Gadelha.
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WALLACE: But while top national security officials condemn Russian modeling, the president defends his meeting with Vladimir Putin.
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Martin O'Malley Reality Check: O'Malley defends his criminal justice bona fides By Tom LoBianco, CNN Former Maryland Gov.
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Jim Campbell is senior counsel with Alliance Defending Freedom, which defends religious freedom in the U.S. and worldwide.
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The director now defends his decision by asserting that he believed Attorney General Loretta Lynch had a conflict.
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He says he continues to practice his faith but insists he no longer heeds or defends Warren Jeffs.
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TRUMP DEFENDS ORDER: As backlash to the order grows, Trump and his administration have been defending the order.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNCardi B: Met Gala BeatdownAkon Defends Bill CosbyKhloe & Tristan: Family PressureJohnny Manziel: Hospitalized Over RX Meds
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Shaq Defends Kevin Hart's Oscar Apology Director Apologizes For Flashing Cameron Diaz Michael Jackson Estate Slams New Documentary
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And yet the wealthy Linton defends her boasting and derides me, a hardworking, taxpaying American, in the process.
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The letter comes as the White House defends itself against renewed scrutiny of Trump's possible ties to Moscow.
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As the Black Panther, he is also the protectorate of Wakanda, and fiercely defends its sovereignty and independence.
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" Eric Barker defends the value of this approach in his recently published book, "Barking Up the Wrong Tree.
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West defends his embrace of Trump, notably the picture he tweeted of himself wearing a Trump campaign hat.
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It defends the Republican presidential nominee, Donald J. Trump, as an underdog maligned by the established news media.
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The younger generation knows nothing about it or defends the crackdown and attacks those who speak the truth.
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Sean Parnell is an adviser and senior legislative director for Save Our States, which defends the Electoral College.
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A seductive man lies about a fatal disease, then defends the lie by pretending to be his brother.
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"A budget for a Europe that protects, empowers and defends," was the Commission's chosen slogan for the day.
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"While the N.R.A. defends Bernie Sanders it attacks Hillary Clinton," said Ian Sams, a spokesman for Mrs. Clinton.
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"Enough is enough, how about a president that actually stands up and defends this country," Cruz said Tuesday.
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The move would be an unprecedented intervention in the industry, which the memo defends citing national security interests.
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China defends continued lending to Africa on the grounds that the continent still needs debt-fueled infrastructure development.
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Unlike Clinton, Biden still defends the crime bill, which he praised in his 2017 memoir, Promise Me, Dad.
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Facebook's blockchain boss David Marcus defends the feasibility of Libra after a quarter of its partners drop out
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Though critics accuse the company of abetting Trump's border and immigration policy, Schimpf defends the work as nonpartisan.
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When a federal court strikes down parts of a federal law, the solicitor general typically defends the statute.
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The bloc defends the fundamental democratic rights of free speech and free assembly and of individuals to vote.
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Mr. Ditto also defends full-service brokers more than your average low-fee-index-fund-investing FIRE follower.
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And Peter Schuck of Yale defends the court's decision, saying that the president deserves deference on national security.
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"That's what he does, he defends, he hits shots and we need him to do that," Thomas said.
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Mr López Obrador (or AMLO, as he is known) defends this as boosting Mexico's energy security and sovereignty.
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The picture begins to take shape Kerry defends Biden on Iraq War, says Bush administration 'broke their word'
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The debate, and costs in general, are significant as AWS defends it position as the cloud market leader.
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And despite its political overtones, Mr Sobel defends the Treasury FX Report as a document with "analytic integrity".
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Israel defends the settlements by noting that Jews have been in the West Bank for thousands of years.
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That bank account will be helpful for the Wisconsin Democrat as she defends against millions in outside spending.
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Trump holds a rally in Youngstown, Ohio, where he defends his record and his approach to the presidency.
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"Merck's Head Defends Drug Prices" was the front-page headline the next day in The New York Times.
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Read more from The Hill: Pompeo defends Trump's invitation of Taliban to Camp David View the discussion thread.
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"Sandro stupid," one read, referring to the 22-year-old grandson who defends the dynasty on social media.
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Yet he defends protesters' rights to "self-defense" and admits to wearing gloves to pick up gas cannisters.
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In the remarks, the former mayor defends the targeting of young minorities in stop-and-frisk police searches.
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North Korea defends its nuclear and missile programs as a deterrent against what it sees as U.S. aggression.
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And you gotta hear how Christie defends Donald Trump for applauding the congressman who body slammed a reporter.
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It's a group at Columbia University that defends the freedoms of speech and press in the digital age.
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Usually, a presidential administration defends current law, but the Trump administration took a different approach in this case.
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GOP leaders have largely tried to avoid talking about the issue as the party desperately defends its House majority.
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January 215 -- Trump vigorously defends order President Trump defended the order, insisting it would protect the country from terrorists.
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Sure, Tom defends James, but he wouldn't pick James over the other cast members who he's known for years.
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DIDDY DEFENDS JAY-Z'S CONTROVERSIAL NFL DEALKANYE WEST TAKES SUNDAY SERVICE TO DAYTONMARK ZUCKERBERG BALLING OUT ON LAKE TAHOE
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He admits that Sophia's presentation annoys experts, but defends the bot by saying it conveys something unique to audiences.
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Usually, in the first few months of a new presidential administration, the NNSA defends its new budget to Congress.
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Troy defends his decision citing the mixture of alcohol, which the restaurant serves, and kids could have dangerous results.
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To confront that, Brazil needs an opposition that defends democratic norms and an army determined to remain scrupulously apolitical.
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Secretary of State Pompeo defends the Trump administration after Senator Corker questions the motivations behind the president's public statements.
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Also, the National Center for Transgender Equality is a civil liberties organization that defends the rights trans people nationally.
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Courteney Cox defends Jennifer Aniston amid Brad Pitt's divorce, plus Will & Kate spend kid-free night in the Yukon.
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PELOSI DEFENDS HOYER AFTER AUDIOTAPE SUGGESTS INTERFERENCE IN HOUSE RACE This isn't the first time Tillemann caught the attention.
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He understands the need for a foreign policy that robustly defends the safety and security of the American people.
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The world champion will be 37 years old when he defends his 100 meters title in Doha next September.
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But as the firm defends itself, campaigners for financial transparency are already looking for other Mossacks and other Panamas.
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Mr Pinker defends "more unique", whereas many pundits still reserve "unique" to mean an unscalable "one of a kind".
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As stoutly as Whyte defends Hoover's policies, he has to concede that his subject wasn't much of a politician.
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Ryan defends defunding Planned Parenthood as part of Obamacare repeal, says he'd rather direct that $$ to community health centers.
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In the novel original written by Harper Lee, Finch defends a black man accused of raping a white girl.
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IBM CHIEF DEFENDS ADVISING TRUMP: The head of IBM is defending her role on President Trump's business advisory council.
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It took the resurfacing of a video in which Yiannopoulos explicitly defends pedophilia for Threshold to pull the plug.
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Now 81 and a federal judge, Casellas defends 936, although he concedes Puerto Rico's economy became dependent on it.
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I quote its last stanza and hope it further defends Denk's point: A poem should be equal to:Not true.
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Pyongyang defends its weapons programs as necessary to counter U.S. hostility and regularly threatens to destroy the United States.
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But she defends her jokes, saying she makes fun of everyone and fans can tell her intentions are benign.
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"If he defends himself and says and shows there is nothing there, then he could come back," he said.
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Verma's comments come as the administration defends itself against a lawsuit targeting its approval of the Arkansas work requirements.
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He can pass the ball, he defends, he rebounds, he can run, he plays with great energy and passion.
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This weekend, Jedrzejczyk defends her UFC straw-weight title against one of WMMA's better home-grown strikers, Rose Namajunas.
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And your body defends itself against this blockage by waking up, 'cause everything gets normal when you wake up.
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I. defends his decision to protect his daughter&aposs virginity over his son&aposs: &aposThe stakes are higher&apos
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In our Travel section, the actor and comedian Michael Ian Black defends a time-honored, if currently uncool, vacation.
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He defends the interests of the United States of America and I defend the interests of the Russian Federation.
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Wynonna, played by Melanie Scrofano, defends her town from demons with Wyatt's gun and a whole lot of whiskey.
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Halep Honorable mention: Wozniacki and Stephens With big returns now the rule in women's tennis, who defends them best?
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Creatures are treated as subhuman, but Philo defends and protects the "critch" (a derogatory term) as best he can.
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Just as the team defends its World Cup title in France, its members are preparing for a courtroom battle.
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These days he defends the movement, but sees democracy in retreat in the West and far off in China.
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She paints the president's attacks as personal as much as political, and defends her decision to run for office.
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Crucially, when Irena defends the ensemble, saying that its work is based on "authentic folk art," Wiktor keeps silent.
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The party's leader, Frauke Petry, defends these policies using language that's at best nativist and at worst outright racist.
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Elwell's testimony defends the certification process that allows Boeing or other companies to act as a representative for FAA.
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One woman defends her infidelity by telling herself that Radha, the god Krishna's favorite consort, was a married woman.
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Andrade defends his WBO world middleweight title against Luke Keeler in the Meridian at Island Gardens, Miami, on Thursday.
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Trump defends pressuring Ukraine and China to investigate the Bidens as part of his job — just politics as usual.
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"Let's be clear, if there's one party that defends democracy in Brazil it is the Workers Party," Lula said.
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Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci defends Trump's communication style, claiming Trump is unlike any other president. Caution!
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TODAY: Adam Schiff defends the two Articles of Impeachment put out by House Dems and the reasoning behind them.
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Nicole Neily is the president of Speech First, a membership association that defends students' free speech rights on campus.
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The A.C.L.U. needs a more contextual, creative advocacy when it comes to how it defends the freedom of speech.
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"I still have five months because I was accepted for a six-month extended tourist visa," he defends himself.
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She knows about online security but defends the posts by saying they are only viewable by her close friends.
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Nurmagomedov, the UFC lightweight champion, defends his belt against Tony Ferguson at UFC 249 in Brooklyn on April 18.
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JR defends his pseudonymous identity less for its performative affect than as a useful tool in a hostile reality.
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If Mr. Trump defends the new rules through the appeals process, he will be sticking up for those people.
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On Halloween, Jackson heard arguments from House lawyers and the Justice Department, which defends the White House and McGahn.
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Whatever the policy merits of letting corporations spend unlimited amounts on political advertising, Abrams ably defends its legal reasoning.
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" She said, "He's like an animal with a badly hurt paw, who defends his territory with snarling and anger.
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Kobach, who has made similar claims, defends the panel by saying it seeks to find facts, not prove theories.
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Above all else, you're Americans and you're entitled to leadership that honors you, cherishes, you and totally defends you.
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He defends violence as a legitimate tool to be used against, for example, public demonstrations organized by neo-Nazis.
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Years ago, he switched allegiance because, he said, the National Front is the only party that still defends workers.
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All these years later, Mr. Venker still defends the 2004 episode much like he does the "Soul Review" parties.
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The Department of Justice typically defends federal laws that come under challenge, but in the case of Texas v.
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One fish, the plainfish midshipman, for example, sings to the females to mate and defends nests with barking sounds.
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Kennedy defends McConnell for working with president during impeachment trial MORE (R-Alaska), viewed as a key vote. Sen.
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" Of note: Franklin told "Axios on HBO" in November that he supports the president because he "defends the faith.
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"There's never been anybody like him: 6-11, handles the ball, shoots 3s, passes, defends," Kerr said of Durant.
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Dr. Turchi defends those decisions, saying a broad net had to be cast at first because so little was known.
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Up next, President Trump defends the deal he made with Kim Jong-un, saying it&aposs made the world safer.
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Obama defends his legacy on Twitter George W. Bush also delivered a farewell address in 2009 from the White House.
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J.K. Rowling makes it clear she finds almost everything Donald Trump says "objectionable," but defends his right to say it.
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Nevertheless the author defends Christian conservatives who resist laws requiring businesses to serve customers of all sexual and gender identities.
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Minnesota defends its law as necessary to keep order at polling places at a time of intense U.S. political polarization.
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Iggy Azalea defends her racy Instagram photos and claps back at haters who have criticized her for sharing the snaps.
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He defends himself well, he punches as hard as anyone alive, and he has the experience of 68 professional fights.
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A lawyer by training, she defends her arguments with reference to France's rules on keeping religion out of public life.
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He calls drug traffickers and other criminals terrorists and defends the use of snipers to attack them in the favelas.
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Tim Burton defends Johnny Depp, who was recently accused of emotional and physical abuse by his ex-wife Amber Heard.
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He reportedly defends the FBI's FISA application on Page and says that there was no deception surrounding the Steele dossier.
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"This is actually one of the few forms of entertainment that rewards players financially for using their brain," Lehoux defends.
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Go deeper: Fed-up Congress considers making it easier to sue Big Social Tim Cook defends taking billions from Google
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One GOP strategist said Thursday the new allegations undermine Moore's authenticity as the moral guy who defends the Ten Commandments.
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Perhaps United's massive bungle and the ensuing public relations nightmare might give the airline pause before it defends such actions.
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Roseanne defends her grandson's queerness to his bullies and her husband Dan, and she even has a token black granddaughter.
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That puts Baidu in a strong position on the platform as it defends its place as the industry's number one.
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But, as Job defends his faith in God, it also made me think: Would I be able to do this?
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A pediatrician and writer for The New York Times defends aspartame and says he regularly gives it to his kids.
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Inside the Bellagio casino, a life-size chocolate sculpture of goalie Marc-Andre Fleury defends the counter of a patisserie.
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Each party defends its policies, didn't offer the Corleys any new solutions, and tried to shift focus to each other.
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Celeste defends Perry at every turn by blaming herself parroting his belief that maybe she wants the pain and abuse.
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The North defends its weapons programmes as necessary to counter U.S. hostility and regularly threatens to destroy the United States.
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Artforum stands in opposition to Mr. Landesman's behavior, and nothing the magazine has submitted to the court defends his actions.
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A pediatrician and writer for The New York Times defends aspartame and says he regularly gives it to his kids.
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Plus, recent research defends dietary fat and cholesterol as not nearly as dangerous to your system as we've been told.
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Howard Rothbloom, a lawyer in Marietta, Ga., who defends consumers in bankruptcy, represented the Atchleys in their fight against Countrywide.
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Marielena Hincapié is the executive director of the National Immigration Law Center, an organization that defends the rights of immigrants.
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The Cuomo administration strongly defends the project, noting drops in unemployment and rises in spending as signs of Buffalo's turnaround.
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The Coast Guard is part of the real wall that defends the United States against the entry of illicit drugs.
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The party committee frequently defends Trump and is the arm of the Republican Party that is closest to the president.
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Zuckerberg defends political ads that will be 0.5% of 2020 revenue Facebook expects revenue deceleration to be pronounced in Q4.
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"He should be able to return home to his family while he defends his case," defense attorney Carmen Lepore said.
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Later in the episode, she defends one of the family members in a racist encounter with a grocery store cashier.
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Robin van Roosmalen defends his Glory featherweight title with his flat nosed infighting, built on blistering combinations into low kicks.
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Israel defends its use of lethal force, saying that its troops are defending the border and Israelis living near it.
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"Please join us in donating to the ACLU, which defends American values of liberty and equal opportunity," the site reads.
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President Trump defends the Saudis, Emmanuel Macron picks a loyalist and a Northern Irish author wins the Man Booker Prize.
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SoftBank defends its valuation techniques, which include cash-flow analysis, recent transactions and comparison with peers to underpin its numbers.
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In fact, "its defining feature is still its arbitrariness," noted Jill Benton, an Atlanta lawyer who defends capital punishment cases.
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McKinsey defends its work around the world, saying that it will not accept jobs at odds with the company's values.
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He defends the interests of the United States of America and I do defend the interests of the Russian Federation.
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Twitter's CEO defends himself from activist investors, Google takes additional coronavirus precautions and a fizzy drink maker raises $30 million.
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We're watching to see whether Nissan executives try to seize more power in the partnership, while Renault defends its dominance.
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No one, including the airport's owner and operator, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, defends the terminal.
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Wright correctly defends the view that the self as director of operations and decider of one's actions is an illusion.
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Why it matters: Private equity regularly defends its employment record by citing a 2011 study by the same two academics.
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Eric Rassbach is deputy general counsel at Becket, a nonprofit religious liberty law firm that defends people of all faiths.
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McCain courageously battles for his life and fiercely defends our democracy with the honor and valor that are his trademark.
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If you paired him and Ryan together, they would do well because Mac defends really well and skates really well.
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President Trump defends his good friend Mr. O'Reilly, saying he never should have settled and he didn't do anything wrong.
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He defends using money to influence lawmaking, pointing out that this is effective only when voters aren't paying attention. Really?
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It defends and protects their private views once spoken as misspeak, and then camouflages racist behavior as error of judgment.
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The Justice Department normally defends presidential action by default, and the department's Office of Legal Counsel declared the ban legal.
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He's also been accused of manipulating intelligence — a charge his supporters say is unfair — and still defends the Iraq War.
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Luke Wachob is communications director at the Institute for Free Speech, an organization that defends First Amendment political speech rights.
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When Garnett suggests that Howard exploited the Ethiopians by underpaying for the opal, Howard defends himself with a basketball analogy.
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During his Senate confirmation hearing, Wray, Trump's nominee for FBI director, defends the Russia probe and vows to be independent.
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If anything, they are driving prices higher as the United States defends many of their members for very little $'s.
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Trump often fields questions about his controversial rhetoric from reporters and typically defends his comments or fires back at critics.
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Snoop Dogg also defends NFL free agent Colin Kaepernick in the track, who began kneeling during the anthem last season.
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By the way, Bisping also says he's not ready to retire just yet because a true champion defends his belt!!!
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This is the Boeheim, who berates his players publicly, but then also defends them publicly, albeit in the coarsest manner imaginable.
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Well you see the left protects and defends their own because they&aposre immune to criticism for their unsavory political associations.
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When Celeste defends Perry to Dr. Reisman, she sounds a lot like Jane in her moment of "nice guy" wishful thinking.
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He's just so damn physical, a tenacious rebounder who defends, draws fouls, finishes around the rim, and never turns it over.
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"He is an intelligent man, with good training, who listens, who dialogues, who defends his point of view," Taiana told Reuters.
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Styles, for one, takes offense to this misconception, and defends the admirers who've supported him since his days in One Direction.
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She states and defends stacks of untruths — from the motivations of Donald Trump accusers to the state of health care negotiations.
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The U.S.-China trade dispute heats up, Trump's administration defends its hardline immigration stance and the Goliaths of international soccer stumble.
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Trump defends guys like scandal-plagued Environmental Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt because he's a favorite of the conservative donor class.
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Mexico, the United States and other countries are pushing the OAS to adopt a resolution on Venezuela that defends representative democracy.
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The NASDAQ, where Facebook is listed, defends multiple classes on principle, arguing that a share need only reflect an economic participation.
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Article 19, which defends freedom of expression and access to information, documented the murder of 122 journalists in Mexico since 2000.
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In France Marine Le Pen's National Front defends the protections enjoyed by permanent employees against the "neoliberalism" of President Emmanuel Macron.
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In the episode, Kanye holds up an oversized fur-lined purse destined for the chopping block, but Kim quickly defends it.
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Gab, a Twitter-like service that vehemently defends free speech, tried to advertise its ICO on Facebook this week and failed.
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In one sense, she defends Gould against Mitchell's charges by suggesting that the Oral History may, in fact, exist after all.
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The Rio mayor's office strongly defends the BRT highway as desperately needed public transport for the poorest communities of western Rio.
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When Ruby and the Johnson kids think Vivian's been stealing from the family, Junior is the only one who defends her.
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As one nation defends itself, even if it harbors no ill will towards others, it sometimes appears to be a threat.
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Caitlyn Jenner's Transition May be Hurting Her WalletScott Disick's Rebound Girl is a Total BabeJosh Duggar Defends Himself against Heinous Allegations
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Jessica Rosenworcel, a member of the FCC, defends the endangered regulatory policy on the latest episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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NEWS — Mark Judge in letter obtained by WaPo says "I have no memory of this alleged incident" and defends Kavanaugh pic.twitter.
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Read These Stories Next: Emma Watson Defends Herself Against The Beyhive How In The World Are Amy Schumer & Chuck Schumer Related?
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The Grand Orange Lodge of Scotland is a Protestant fraternity that defends Protestantism and the continued unity of the United Kingdom.
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He wields black magic for the greater good of Earth, and defends his corner of the multiverse from extra-dimensional threats.
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In that 2011 quote, he doesn't just recite the film's lyrics, he defends their poignancy in the face of their genesis.
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TV's interview with Sessions, in which he defends Comey's firing and says the IG report could lead to more firings (Hill.TV).
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Trump defends government's response to Puerto Rico after death toll from Hurricane Maria was officially raised from 22019 to almost 3,000.
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Dinesh surmises that maybe Winnie is a "Founder Hounder," but defends Richard telling her why he and his friends were celebrating.
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"I'll be very blunt, if she comes out and defends the Muslims it would be political suicide for her," he says.
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The president routinely defends men accused of sexual misconduct and expresses disbelief towards the women who share their experiences with it.
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He also was a member of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, a group that defends public displays of the Confederate symbols.
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Vulnerable senators were hoping to be able to focus on their records as the party defends 24 Senate seats in November.
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Hannity frequently defends Trump on his Fox News show, and he reportedly dined with the president at Mar-a-Lago recently.
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And now Conaway is now preparing to issue a highly partisan report that defends the Trump campaign, just as Nunes did.
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Crowdpac defends its revenue model by saying it's just like Kickstarter or GoFundMe, but it still doesn't exactly scream financial juggernaut.
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Related Articles Review: 'Every Song Ever,' by Ben Ratliff Review: In 'Better Living Through Criticism,' A. O. Scott Defends His Job
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Dellavedova makes some odd-looking runners, defends vigorously, and hands out as many testicular contusions as he can without officials noticing.
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Why it matters, norms edition: When people challenge a federal law in court, DOJ defends that federal law, almost every time.
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Even the American Civil Liberties Union, which traditionally defends groups' and individuals' constitutional rights regardless of ideology, seems roiled by events.
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Wilkie was also a member of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, a group that defends public displays of the Confederate symbols.
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Read more: Miley Cyrus defends her dating habits and slams slut-shaming: 'Can't I just have a kiss and açaí bowl?!?!'
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A 1999 interview then appears between the late NBC newsman Tim Russert and Donald Trump during which the billionaire defends abortion.
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Trump's allies have struggled for two months to put forward a coherent, credible narrative that defends him against allegations of wrongdoing.
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Research Suggests So. (Cannabis Wire)Canada defends marijuana legalization in response to international skepticism (The Boston Globe)Did we miss anything?
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But unlike Mr. Cohn, Mr. Mnuchin has not shown a willingness to publicly break with Mr. Trump and instead defends him.
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Rather than continue to suffer such attacks, the Euro-American child defends itself by creating a white racial identity for itself.
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In "This America," Lepore defends a version of civic patriotism against the three alternatives: illiberal nationalism, identity politics and liberal nationalism.
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And yet it accepts — proudly defends, even — a degree of social dysfunction that would be intolerable in any other rich society.
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He accuses gay organizations of "fear-mongering" and defends the president against some of the accusations leveled by gay rights activists.
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That's where Alan Dershowitz, the liberal lawyer who now volubly defends Trump on TV, ran into the president on Christmas Eve.
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Interventions like this were often accompanied by a stern reminder to the offending government that the United States defends its journalists.
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Trump indirectly linked U.S. foreign policy to his demand, saying the U.S. defends some oil producing countries "for very little" money.
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As the President defends Kavanaugh, he has also started to more forcefully question the credibility of his accuser Christine Blasey Ford.
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Sturgeon defends higher Scottish public spending and blames deficit-reduction policies imposed by May's Conservatives for rising income gaps across Britain.
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It defends the Lebanon borders, it is an excellent partner to the United States in counterterrorism and fighting Sunni Jihadi Islamists.
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Go deeper: Uber CEO defends driver pay and "employment" status Uber CEO backtracks after calling Saudi murder of Khashoggi "a mistake"
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Meanwhile, we have a president who vigorously defends Russian President Vladimir Putin and jokes with him about getting "rid" of journalists.
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Meanwhile, we have a president who vigorously defends Russian President Vladimir Putin and jokes with him about getting "rid" of journalists.
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The Indigenous Missionary Council said it was a "flagrant" violation of Brazil's Constitution that defends indigenous rights to their ancestral lands.
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At the heart of the franchise is the story of a gigantic superbeing who defends Earth from monsters and alien invasions.
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The Justice Department generally defends any federal statute if a reasonable argument can be made in court that it is lawful.
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Today, each nation defends its own airspace, unless, as in the case of the Baltics, it does not have fighter planes.
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That doesn't mean he is the greatest example of the Christian faith, and neither am I, but he defends the faith.
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When Rubio, who serves on the Senate Intelligence Committee, defends Mueller and defends the integrity and fairness of the Mueller investigation, and calls for Mueller and the investigation to be protected until all evidence is fairly gathered and fully evaluated, he is performing an invaluable service to America and, I would argue, to Republicans as well as Democrats.
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LOGANO DEFENDS Joey Logano won the Daytona 500 last year, a milestone victory to kick off the best season of his career.
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Alper is opposed to the death penalty, but as a lawyer who defends death row inmates, he supports doctors' involvement in executions.
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The Justice Department, which traditionally defends federal law, is not fighting the lawsuit because of the Trump administration's hostility to the law.
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"It is serious that a president extols a notorious torturer and defends torture as a state policy," she said in a statement.
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It has taken a lead in defending the World Trade Organisation and co-chaired the Equal Rights Coalition that defends gay rights.
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In that game, everyone starts at a super-high level except for Steven, and Steven always defends and heals, but never attacks.
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The mosque's official stance is zero tolerance for "all forms" of FGM, presumably including the kind Elsayed defends on his personal website.
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Ahmed defends her methods by arguing pragmatism rather than ideology: Isn't face-to-face dialogue more effective than shouting from the sidelines?
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Trump defends not briefing Dems: Democrats celebrated al-Baghdadi's death, but they also criticized Trump for not briefing them ahead of time.
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His role as Vladimir Peric Valter, a World War Two communist guerrilla, in Walter Defends Sarajevo made him a star in China.
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Drug distributor Cardinal Health warned on Tuesday that its business could be hurt as it defends itself against several opioid-related lawsuits.
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Instead, he's formed the Brotherhood Without Banners, a rogue organization that defends commoners from soldiers of houses like the Lannisters and Starks.
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Instead, we should be dealing with North Korea through principled diplomacy that promotes US security, defends our allies, and upholds human rights.
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Mrs Gates explains why the tech world risks entrenching biases, and defends the Gates Foundation's decision to halve its paid family leave.
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Season 6 Danny bristles when a rude principal (Phil Abrams) incorrectly calls Mindy an "absentee mother" and defends her against unnecessary shaming.
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But he defends his stance, explaining that white allies can be most effective when they take an introspective approach and challenge themselves.
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Teaming up with Fury—and getting into entertaining verbal sparring matches with him—she defends the planet from a mysterious alien force.
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And while Randazza says that he detests Anglin's anti-Semitic views, he defends them because he believes that they are protected speech.
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PHILIP MORRIS SUSPENDS MARKETING, THEN DEFENDS IT All of the posts referenced in the Reuters report remained online as of Tuesday evening.
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New Knowledge, a firm that defends companies from disinformation, says its services can run from $50,000 to "a couple million" a year.
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The Modern Family star, 21, doesn't owe people a response, but she says that it's important to her that she defends herself.
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Michael Lifshitz, a comedian with musculoskeletal abnormalities, who knows Ward personally, defends him, arguing that his joke was meant to be provocative.
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" Disick claims Kourtney never expressed that to him, but Kim defends her sister, saying she "has to move on with her life.
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In Pakistan, the Council of Islamic Ideology defends the practice of old men marrying young girls—a form of legalized, institutionalized rape.
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She vociferously defends him as a good father even though such abuse will affect their sons despite what she wants to believe.
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Jenner, who was recently crowned the youngest self-made billionaire by Forbes, defends the title in a new interview with Interview Germany.
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In effect, through that oath the U.S. military defends our people's security while also defending ideas, ideals and the rule of law.
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This is a bullish reversal pattern created when a price twice defends a low, then rises above the peak between those lows.
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" Rinna defends herself, explaining "my father was not going through anything when I went after you because you went after my husband.
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He adds damaging insult to catastrophic injury when he defends his support of a deal that will forever mar his public legacy.
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The "Veep" actor on Saturday shared on Facebook a post from blogger Erica Roman in which she defends Oswalt and Salenger's engagement.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNNe-Yo's Wife Defends Mixed Race BacklashTeen Mom's Plan To Replace Farrah AbrahamRose McGowan: I Was Framed In Cocaine Case!
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Article 19, which defends freedom of expression and access to information, has documented the murder of 122 journalists in Mexico since 2000.
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Mr Krugman defends the use of models as "intuition pumps", distilling elements of the real world to clarify important things going on.
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Voters are fed up with a political class that defends its corporate masters and spits in the faces of working-class people.
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Khalidov still defends his title against Polish fighters you haven't heard of, but they're trying to give these fights a bigger feel.
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Their military position defends Kirkuk, an oil-rich city claimed by both the Iraqi central government and the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG).
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He defends the beauty of the mountains as an important economic asset and asserts that the industry should clean up its messes.
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It defends itself as an unbiased home for unfettered speech, but it has taken part in anti-Semitic commentary, deleted tweets show.
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Trumper Curt Schilling defends Trump's comment about a 22019 year old, "I'm Going to be Dating Her in Ten Years" #BasketOfDeplorables pic.twitter.
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Russia defends its interests in Syria, but Iran is going to fight to the end to keep President Assad in his position.
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Strzok defends the FBI Continuing in that vein, Strzok pushed back on the idea that the FBI is an overtly political organization.
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In Part 1, Ciro defends his clan's turf by setting fire to the home of a rival mob boss — and war ensues.
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The immune system — a network of cells, tissues and biochemicals that they secrete — defends the body against viruses, bacteria and other invaders.
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Jon Sherman is senior counsel at Fair Elections Center, a national nonpartisan organization that defends the right to vote around the country.
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Breitbart also defends Israel constantly against the anti-Semitic BDS movement whose goal is the economic destruction of the State of Israel.
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While he acknowledges some blemishes in John Churchill, he stoutly defends him against all comers -- especially later historians such as Thomas Macaulay.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists is based in New York City but the nonprofit defends press freedom and journalists around the world.
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We should have the same reaction to the equipment that defends our nation and keeps our men and women in uniform safe.
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She squeezes her biracial granddaughter tightly with affection and defends her gender-fluid grandson's right to wear clothes usually sported by girls.
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Mitt Romney admitted that he operates a secret Twitter account where he slams President Donald Trump's policies and defends himself against critics.
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Vogels defends the benefits of being a conglomerate, telling Bort that "the synergies are just too good" to ever consider breaking up.
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Duffy, who typically defends Trump's policy positions, said at a roundtable in Wisconsin that he doesn't think Confederate leaders should be glorified.
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And we stand with Democrats across the spectrum who, in spite of differences, want to be the party that defends the vulnerable.
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The alt-right not only defends free speech in the abstract, it pushes the boundaries with every conceivable offense it can muster.
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"None of this is pleasant for any of us," David Gosar, a lawyer, says in the "A family defends its honor" video.
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The show's creator, Roseanne Barr, has voiced support for Trump and plays the titular character, who defends the president on the show.
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"Because it defends the sovereignty, independence and dignity of Cuban men and women, I vote yes," Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel tweeted.
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She defends the pageant as a platform for mentorship and advocacy, arguing that all the contestants just want to look their best.
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Read more: Ruth Bader Ginsburg defends Brett Kavanaugh, says he's a 'very decent' man"That's the Supreme Court I know," he said.
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GitHub is facing an employee backlash as its CEO defends a $200,000 contract with ICE: 'All it does is make us complicit'
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The biggest problems in the office under Mr. Hawley have come in the civil litigation division, which defends the state against lawsuits.
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"It is a crisis," said Rasheedah Phillips, managing attorney at Community Legal Services of Philadelphia's housing unit, which defends tenants in court.
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He explains their version of how he and his wife came to be involved with "Tiger King" and defends his wife's character.
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Trump defends the government response in Puerto Rico the day after Puerto Rico raised its death toll from Hurricane Maria to 103,975.
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For its part, Qualcomm defends its own directors, noting the independence of nine of them and the relatively recent arrival of four.
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Yet when he does face the media, he either defends his relationship with the president or stays out of the political fray.
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Go deeper: How immigration to the U.S. has changed since 1900 Jared Kushner defends Trump's refugee cuts The migrant crisis: Why now?
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As a lawyer in his early 30s working for the N.A.A.C.P., he defends a Connecticut chauffeur accused of rape and attempted murder.
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Gellhorn defends her autonomy — in her intellect, in the body she inhabits, in the places she goes and the words she writes.
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In "The Measure of a Man" he defends android Data's right to self determination in court against Starfleet attempts to dismantle him.
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Throughout the book, Trump defends his father's administration, bashing the Mueller report and dismissing accusations of Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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"I had some mistrust toward everything the state defends or that is related to the public sphere," Mr. Todorov told Le Monde.
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He devotes several years to studying to become a lawyer and, later, defends other inmates while trying to overturn his own conviction.
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CORNER OFFICE A powerful force in the food business defends a famously frugal culture — and admits C.E.O.s don't have all the answers.
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He defends himself by saying Caelynn accused him of seducing her and then silencing her, which aren't "light allegations," as he says.
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Dr. Moir proposed instead that beta amyloid is there for a reason: It is the way the brain defends itself against infections.
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One way Anglin defends himself is to say Gersh could have simply not checked her phone to avoid messages or social media.
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"We've taken a principled decision, and it speaks highly of a country that defends its ideals, not just petty interests," he said.
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The complaint was filed this week in Washington's U.S. District Court by Lambda Legal, which defends the rights of the LGBTQ community.
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Go deeper: JP Morgan's Dimon calls wealth gap a huge problem but defends CEO pay JPMorgan Chase unveils second-chance hiring policy
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It's also a trade that celebrates big egos, narcissists, rogues, pranksters, and madmen, and defends blatant sexual exhibitionism as an art form.
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Trump defends the government response in Puerto Rico the day after Puerto Rico raised its death toll from Hurricane Maria to 2,975.
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He defends anonymity on this traditional basis of it's essential for democracy and yet, we have to figure it out some way.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNSuper Bowl Halftime: 'NSYNC Rumors'Martin' Cast: The Shocking ReunionSpice Girls: Gettin' The Band Back TogetherTupac's Friend Defends Rapper Against Rape Claim
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Rule 19: Senate GOP defends rebuking Warren with obscure action The party's campaign arms used Warren's comments and McConnell's tactics in fundraising solicitations.
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The announcement of the seizures comes as the Trump administration forcefully defends ICE in the face of Democratic calls to "abolish" the agency .
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In a thoughtful argument pitched towards the centre ground of American politics, Mr Obama staunchly defends free trade, globalisation and American-style capitalism.
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Fiorina defends her loss to Boxer by noting that California is a deep blue state where she was running against a veteran senator.
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"I did not sit them down and color their father by talking about the one part of him that wasn't perfect," she defends.
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The actress apologizes to victims of "odious acts," such as sexual assault and harassment but still defends her decision to sign the letter.
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Computer & Communications Industry Association: Lobbies on behalf of many of the same companies, and defends tech giants against charges that they act monopolistically.
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She defends herself by saying that change is necessary, but tells her that she can't be in the board room and the community.
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"The fact that there was no dissent is an important thing," said Raman Chima, policy director at Access Now, which defends digital rights.
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BECKY QUICK: Straight ahead, Warren Buffett digs into Wells Fargo, defends the airlines and talks stock investments after the Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting.
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In the statement, obtained by PEOPLE, the film's production team, Amblin Entertainment, and distributor, Universal Pictures, defends its treatment of the animal actors.
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Judd isn't responsible for delivering anything to Trump except himself: a tough-talking, seen-it-all border agent who defends the administration's agenda.
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There's Laurie who manages the pizza shop, Sandrine who defends her country, Jane who cares for her parishioners, Kip who keeps the peace.
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EPA defends Pruitt: In response to the letter, EPA spokesman Jahan Wilcox pointed out that Elkins' office isn't involved in the security decisions.
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But she always defends her father, like when a reporter asked if she believed the women who have accused Trump of sexual misconduct.
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CCTV says it will not broadcast two NBA preseason games slated to take place in China after Silver defends Morey's freedom of speech.
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But Boise State zealously defends the status of its home field, Albertsons Stadium, as the only blue one in college football's highest division.
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Biden defends his vote for the Secure Fence Act, which authorized the construction of 700 miles of fencing between the U.S. and Mexico.
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With a president who vocally defends white nationalists and executes policies that match their worldview, more of its adherents have sought public office.
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Fox News host defends Trump's 'executive time' during which he tweets, watches TV, and makes phone calls: 'It sounds a lot like work'
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" But in his mind, the values held by Hispanic families are "more in line with the ideals that the GP promotes and defends.
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It has also allowed for the creation and organization of far more grassroots groups that are challenging the status quo that he defends.
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He funds a right-wing newspaper in the country titled Israel Hayom, which translates to Israel Today, that staunchly defends the Israeli government.
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" Leonato defends himself against Claudio in "Much Ado About Nothing," telling the young soldier: "Tush, tush, man, never fleer and jest at me.
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Benanti doesn't just look the part—she completely nails Melania's accent and mannerisms as she defends the wannabe first lady's recent plagiarism accusations.
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The British James calls himself "White Kanye" while Lala repeatedly calls herself "gangster" and defends her "man," so, I mean, you get it.
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He also defends gun rights and says "no one's taking away" the right to bear arms while loading a gun in the commercial.
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Many more people will die in the next battle, as ISIS defends the city fiercely and leaves behind a sea of booby traps.
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ONE CONSERVATIVE DEFENDS FACEBOOK: Leon Wolf, writing for RedState, said that their website has always been treated fairly by Facebook and their employees.
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Multi-belt champion Andy Ruiz Jr. defends the WBA, IBF, and WBO titles on December 7 against Anthony Joshua in Diriyah, Saudi Arabia.
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Mr. Ovitz brags that the motto of C.A.A. was "no conflict, no interest" and then defends himself against charges of conflict of interest.
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Men explaining equality to a young woman is one provocation; another is that Grace defends sexual relations between teenage girls and adult men.
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Stewart, his running mate, defends the Confederate flag and Civil War statues, and Riggleman has been criticized for allegedly campaigning with white nationalists.
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It may seem counterintuitive to use technology in order to limit technological overuse; however, Talkspace addiction specialist, Katherine Glick, defends the program's design.
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Feature As the U.S. women's national soccer team defends its World Cup title in France, its members are preparing for a courtroom battle.
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"Corbyn says that Israel is a uniquely belligerent human-rights-abusing state that defends its purity at all costs against Muslims," he said.
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"We need a Europe which defends itself better alone, without just depending on the United States, in a more sovereign way," he said.
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Keane, who retired from the military in 2003, is a frequent presence on Fox News who often defends the president's foreign policy decisions.
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Amazon has since allowed users to opt out, while Google defends its practice, claiming the process helps Google Assistant operate in multiple languages.
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The narrator is sure that her own mother will punish them when she picks them up; instead, she defends Tracey's behavior to Mrs.
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February 13: Attorney General Bill Barr lashes out at his boss for tweeting about criminal cases, but defends a lighter sentence for Stone.
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Friends with Foreign Minister Ernesto Araujo — who defends so-called anti-globalist ideas — Forster has not had much public exposure in the past.
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He has also floated the idea of responding on Twitter, where he often lashes out at political opponents and defends himself against critics.
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North Korea has not fired any missiles since November last year, but it defends the weapons programs as essential to deter U.S. aggression.
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Please," Mr. Salvini, a gifted campaigner, wrote on Twitter, adding that Italy needed a government "that defends in Europe the principle ITALIANS FIRST.
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Everything that springs from him, every person who supports him, every staffer who shields him, every legislator who defends him, is an offense.
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Early in the film, he listens intently to a rabbi who defends Baruch Goldstein, who massacred 29 praying Muslims in Hebron in 1994.
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Rush Limbaugh explained the appeal nicely on his show this month when a caller couldn't wrap his mind around why Limbaugh defends Trump.
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Trump defends keeping confederate statues on public land but thinks that athletes kneeling to draw attention to our nation's racial injustices is wrong.
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It defends the fees by pointing to the costs involved in maintaining the site, and building systems for vetting potential fund-raising campaigns.
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Anglin also defends himself against a charge of intimidation under the Montana Anti-Intimidation Act by claiming the law itself is over broad.
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Usyk is a true world champion; he wins world titles on the road, defends them in another foreign territory, and has never lost.
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The First Amendment defends the right of everyone to tweet for attention, including our volcanic president-elect (and his paranoid national security adviser).
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Saudi Arabia rejects the idea that Wahhabism is problematic and defends its record by pointing to the detention of thousands of suspected militants.
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Seattle-based Amanda Manitach's 30-foot-tall, intricate graphite drawing "Frances Farmer Defends Herself" (2016) plummets down a gallery wall like a waterfall.
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The Confederate memorials Trump defends were not raised in the aftermath of the Civil War to memorialize the fallen or comfort the vanquished.
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Fox News host Tucker CarlsonTucker CarlsonFox News's Shep Smith defends Napolitano for saying Trump already committed a crime MSNBC 'Climate in Crisis' special draws 22019M viewers in 8 pm timeslot Tucker Carlson defends former colleague Megyn Kelly amid Trudeau blackface controversy MORE on Thursday defended his former colleague Megyn Kelly while slamming media coverage over a blackface controversy involving Canadian Prime Minister Justin TrudeauJustin Pierre James TrudeauTrump decries whistleblower story as 'another media disaster' Tucker Carlson defends former colleague Megyn Kelly amid Trudeau blackface controversy Trudeau says he cannot be 'definitive' that there are not more blackface photos MORE.
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Y.), Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarSanders adviser defends Ocasio-Cortez endorsement 'Squad' members tweet support for Pressley after she splits with group by endorsing Warren Pressley endorses Warren for president MORE (D-Minn.) and Rashida TlaibRashida Harbi TlaibSanders adviser defends Ocasio-Cortez endorsement 'Squad' members tweet support for Pressley after she splits with group by endorsing Warren Pressley endorses Warren for president MORE (D-Mich.).
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Y.), Rashida TlaibRashida Harbi TlaibSanders adviser defends Ocasio-Cortez endorsement 'Squad' members tweet support for Pressley after she splits with group by endorsing Warren Pressley endorses Warren for president MORE (D-Mich.) and Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarSanders adviser defends Ocasio-Cortez endorsement 'Squad' members tweet support for Pressley after she splits with group by endorsing Warren Pressley endorses Warren for president MORE (D-Minn.).
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On Friday's episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Duhamel defends Fergie's controversial performance of "The Star-Spangled Banner" at the NBA All-Star Game.
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But the company defends its proposal, which includes measures like age verification and limiting the amount of product that can be purchased at once.
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The nuance behind the eel's electro-hunting extends into how the fish defends itself against terrestrial animals dipping their mitts where they don't belong.
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This is a President who makes up his own worldview, defends that worldview, and is unable to incorporate real data that comes his way.
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Stanfield, who played Snoop Dogg in Straight Outta Compton and Logan King in Jordan Peele's Get Out, defends the film against allegations of whitewashing.
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Further to the right, the People's Party Our Slovakia openly defends the Nazi collaborationist regime that governed the country during the second world war.
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In it, Yiannopoulos defends the statutory rape of 13-year-old boys by older women as consensual, calling boys "the predator" in the relationship.
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Daniel Ortner is an attorney with Pacific Legal Foundation, a national nonprofit legal organization that defends the individual liberty and constitutional rights of Americans.
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Pledging to run a tight budget without raising taxes, he defends the North American Free Trade Agreement that Trump has threatened to tear up.
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Haseeb Drabu, a founder of the PDP who is the finance minister in Srinagar, defends his party's decision to join forces with the BJP.
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In addition, a neural network that is trained to spot and resist spoofing defends against attempts to unlock your phone with photos or masks.
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Chris Cornell's wife asks fans to wait for toxicology reports, plus Orlando Bloom defends Johnny Depp Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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"For us it's very important that Argentina defends against this case as it should, until the end... frankly it's an injustice," Ramirez Martiarena said.
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Another depicts a huge flea attacking a man who defends himself with an ax and shears, and a more tame example has several snowflakes.
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In the ensuing war of words, as Krystal continuously defends herself with flimsy, even-toned excuses, Bibana's voice begins to escalate until she's yelling.
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The bottom line: Their statement defends the president's decision to fire former FBI Director James Comey and rehashes Trump's "no collusion, no obstruction" comments.
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" Trump defends criticism of judge with Mexican heritage Scott said he initiated the meeting to discuss his Florida strategy, telling Blitzer, "I called Donald.
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In Cleverman, in contrast, anyone who defends the status quo, or works with people in power, is convincingly treated as actively betraying the Hairies.
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On one hand, Lewis defends Giuliani's revival of the law on the basis that there is "selective enforcement" by cops against troublesome nightlife spots.
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The divide: At the San Isidro Festival, the far-right defends a lethal sporting tradition that ends when the bull or the torero dies.
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New ICE acting director defends agency from critics Ronald Vitiello speaks out on 'Fox & Friends' in his first TV interview since taking the job.
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RELATED: Trump defends Mike Tyson King was waving an Israeli flag while he spoke with reporters and said it was a symbol of peace.
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Not to be left out, this year the Pentagon announced its first bug bounty to try to expand how the government defends its systems.
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Leadiant defends its pricing, saying it bore significant costs by undertaking a human study demonstrating the drug's effectiveness, which had never been done before.
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But as the group defends its last patch of bomb-cratered ground in the city, the cost of the battle lies evident all around.
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North Korea has vowed never to give up its nuclear weapons program, which it defends as a necessary defense against U.S. plans to invade.
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This leads to the most intense moment of "Burning Love" in which Celeste defends herself by taking a tennis racket to Perry's exposed penis.
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OBAMA DEFENDS HIS WORK WITH TRIBES: President Obama Monday defended his administration's history with Native American tribes, highlighting his work on healthcare and justice.
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And four-year-old Stealth Security, a startup that defends companies from automated bot attacks, secured an $8 million investment from Shasta in February.
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In the pilot, Chappelle proclaims his love for "the hip-hop music" and defends it against media scolds who indicted its materialism and misogyny.
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Yes, Elgort is truly not afraid of being hated, and he even defends his DJ pals who get a lot (A LOT) of hate.
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Proponents say it defends European interests, whether against global powers such as China and the United States or against multinational companies seeking monopolistic footholds.
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Poland's ruling right-wing Law and Justice party is at odds with the EU and with a liberal protest movement that defends judicial independence.
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Later in the show he defends CEO compensation packages and explains why they're not to blame for the state of income inequality in America.
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The Russian wrestler defends his title at UFC 242 in September, and McGregor may well be waiting to see how that fight plays out.
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In the Southern District of Florida, the Justice Department still defends the deal Acosta put together as valid despite the illegality of his actions.
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When, for example, a friend of Phoebe's accuses another student of rape, she's met with immediate doubt and backlash, even as Phoebe defends her.
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Mitt Romney admitted that he operates a secret Twitter account where he slams President Donald Trump's policies and defends himself against critics and journalists.
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Read more: Isaac Hempstead Wright defends the 'Game of Thrones' finale and his character's arc: 'I am thrilled with the way the show ends'
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Taylor Swift defends staying out of the 2016 election: 'I just knew I wasn't going to help' MORE, the Republican who won in 2018.
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However, I feel the heavy conditions will make it tough for her to hit through the ball to Halep because she defends so well.
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Thomas Wheatley is an attorney and adjunct fellow at the Institute for Free Speech, a nonpartisan organization that promotes and defends First Amendment rights.
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In it, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange defends the group's decision to publish private emails stolen (almost certainly by Russian agents) from Hillary Clinton allies.
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We can also look at men's wig-phobia from another angle, Bridges said: That of the man who defends his hair to the death.
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For example, Japan ratified the covenant, and the Japanese constitution even defends the trans-generational principle of human rights in articles 11 and 97.
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To the Editor: Re "Pompeo Defends President as Being Harsh With Russia" (news article, July 26): Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is no wallflower.
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Emma, whom Ben meets when he defends her from lascivious men outside a strip club, is the classic Hooker With a Heart of Gold.
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Cuba defends its universal healthcare and education as human rights and criticizes the U.S. record on race relations and the Guantanamo Bay military prison.
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Interestingly, at a time when patents form one of the key ways that a company defends its intellectual property, Trigo is taking another approach.
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Ralph Northam defends himself against allegations that he was in the KKK/blackface photo by admitting that he wore blackface to other parties pic.twitter.
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One would hope that they would say that Harvard University defends — broadly — the right of people to express themselves aesthetically, ideologically, intellectually and professionally.
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Bernie: no endorsement from Warren Trump defends rhetoric: 'When they hit us we have to hit back' MORE during a floor speech on Thursday.
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"When she votes 'No' on bills, she gets up and defends her votes on the floor," said Ms. Rosenthal, her colleague in the Assembly.
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That danger is upon us now in the form of a lobbyist culture that defends the companies that build equipment for the last war.
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IN MESSAGE TO APPLE EMPLOYEES, CEO TIM COOK DEFENDS DECISION TO REMOVE POLICE-TRACKING APP USED BY HONG KONG PROTESTORS -LETTER SEEN BY REUTERS
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" Mark Hertling, a retired Army general and a CNN contributor, added: "We're the only nation in the world that defends a piece of paper.
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"While battling terror, a Turkey that defends its freedoms and protects its variety of views will come out of this fight successfully," TUSIAD said.
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When Joshua defends his titles in England, he does so as the champion at London&aposs Wembley Stadium or the Principality Stadium in Cardiff.
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"It is together that we will build a new strong multilateralism that defends pluralism and democracy in the face of ill winds," Macron said.
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Go deeper: Nancy Pelosi defends House Dems backing USMCA Trump's fine with ditching USMCA prescription drug provision Tech's liability shield becomes trade-deal flashpoint
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It starts, of course, with Saturday&aposs showdown where he defends his WBC middleweight championship against Dennis Hogan at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
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North Korea defends its weapons programs as necessary to counter perceived U.S. aggression, such as recent air maneuvers with South Korean and Japanese jets.
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World Cup: As the U.S. women's national soccer team defends its World Cup title in France, its members are preparing for a courtroom battle.
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Every incumbent president defends the performance of the economy and every challenger makes the case that the economy is actually bad or could be better.
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According to Article 19, an NGO that defends freedom of speech rights, 106 journalists have died and another 25 have disappeared in Mexico since 2000.
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"We as Mexicans have to demand that Pena Nieto defends us and acts with dignity," said Mari Carmen Quiroz, a 51-year-old university professor.
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KIM KARDASHIAN DEFENDS BRAIDS, CLAIMS SHE'S 'NOT TONE DEAF' Meanwhile, FLOTUS' office denies that the controversial coat had any political meaning in the first place.
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Cuba also defends its universal healthcare and education as human rights and criticizes the U.S. record on race relations and the Guantanamo Bay military prison.
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He broadcasts his message in interviews on Fox News and conservative radio, reads conservative websites Breitbart and Drudge, and aggressively defends his father on Twitter.
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Fully 58% of voters consider that he defends French interests well abroad, but only 29% think he is close to the preoccupations of ordinary people.
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The failure to deal with Catalan separatists has angered many voters and has drawn many of them to Vox, which says it defends national unity.
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Pyongyang has rejected giving up its arsenal unilaterally and defends its nuclear and missile programs as a deterrent against what it sees as U.S. aggression.
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The book defends Trump as the "Great Orange hope," making an impassioned case for the white populist nostalgia he's brought back into the conservative movement.
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Microsoft defends itself simply by claiming it believes in "always on" anti-virus protection, as a safeguard against third-party subscription issues or older software.
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Hicks, a longtime Trump staffer with a background in PR, defends Trump and views her role as helping the president, not trying to change him.
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When my aunts ask about my marital status, she nonchalantly defends me or jokingly questions why they'd wish me the fate of a hardworking wife.
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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority, the de facto central bank, defends the exchange rate band by controlling the amount of Hong Kong dollars in circulation.
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It's how he promotes his rallies, defends himself when attacked, ridicules the media and goes after his rival, most notably with the Twitter hashtag #CrookedHillary.
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That is the view put forward by Jacob Mchangama, a Danish lawyer and founder of a think-tank which defends free speech against all comers.
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Tarantino repeatedly defends Polanski, implying that the "13-year-old party girl" he was with was old enough and responsible enough to give sexual consent.
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It is strange that Mr Comey, even now, defends this preoccupation with how the FBI's discreet inner working was perceived, not on what it concluded.
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Bold is the French politician who defends the idea that firms might be more willing to hire more staff if redundancy rules were less punitive.
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While the state defends Trinity and says its staff is responsive to issues, inmates claim they face retribution from Trinity staff if they file complaints.
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In the letter she defends her husband, saying that although he has failed, the governor has accepted it with humility and has asked for forgiveness.
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"In this case, he (Comey) is not the head of a special service but a human rights activist who defends a certain position," Putin said.
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Rio City Hall defends the golf course, and says the International Golf Federation recommended building a new course rather than revamping an already existing one.
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On Twitter, where Cooley has more than 43,000 followers, she defends the Trump administration and highlights instances of what she considers leftist attacks against conservatives.
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His moderate leanings -- Kasich defends his expansion of Medicaid in Ohio as a moral decision -- could make winning any of those states next to impossible.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNMeghan Markle's Dad Defends Staged Paparazzi PhotosStormy Daniels: Lawyer Dines W/ Christie BrinkleyBella Hadid & Kendall Jenner Take Over CannesKhloe Kardashian Unveils Baby True!
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Now, following Consumer Reports controversial downgrade last week, I feel like I'm supposed to be the guy who defends the entire Microsoft Surface product line.
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"They do this day after day after day, and then the President responds and defends himself and everybody is appalled and blown away," she added.
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Everything in the book revolves around a trial in which her kindly father Atticus defends a black man falsely accused of raping a white woman.
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" Trump defends his past defense of Planned Parenthood: "I would defund it because I'm pro-life, but millions of women are helped by Planned Parenthood.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWN'Survivor' Contestants Make $5 Mil Violation UFC Star Defends Waterboarding VideoDamon Wayans Trashes Lethal Weapon CostarNotorious B.I.G.: Rap Mogul Warned Biggie Before Murder
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In a follow-up Twitter message on July 4, the president said that "the United States defends many of those countries for very little $'s".
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWN SMOKEY ROBINSON CALLS OUT THE GOP OVER TRUMPDEMOCRATIC DEBATE: TULSI GABBARD vs KAMALA HARRISJASON MOMOA JOINS HAWAIIAN PROTESTTRISTAN THOMPSON DEFENDS KHLOE KARDASHIAN
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But there is no question that Comey's testimony will be damning for Trump, his gremlins in the White House, and the party that defends him.
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The company also defends the import of large brands like its Dawn dish washing business, arguing these they still resonate with consumers because they work.
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The school defends its record, stressing that its income sharing payment model has opened up access to education for students of all walks of life.
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The Russian wrestler defends his UFC lightweight title for the second time on Saturday when he fights Dustin Poirier at UFC 242 in Abu Dhabi.
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The Justice Department, which typically defends federal laws in court, broke with precedent in refusing to defend ObamaCare, a move that Democrats call politically motivated.
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" Sanders opposes gay marriage, but isn't a virulent homophobe like her father—he defends conversion therapy and says that gay relationships have an "ick factor.
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The show's repeated theme is always that Roseanne is not that kind of Trump voter: she's sweet to Mary; she defends Mark against homophobic bullies.
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Taylor Swift defends staying out of the 2016 election: 'I just knew I wasn't going to help' MORE's (R) voting record "appalls and terrifies" her.
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BLM defends these plans by promising that analyses of specific areas to be leased will come later and will publicly disclose environmental harms from development.
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His reaction as Boban defends an inbounds pass (via The Cauldron) says it all: Now what in the hell am I supposed to do here?
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"It's a precedent they just set," Christopher Fusco, a lawyer in New Jersey who defends municipalities in sports-related cases, said, referring to Pop Warner.
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In the end, Union defends the film, and says she hopes it will allow for more open conversations and education about sexual assault and consent.
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And, in 2016, the Democratic candidate defends her opposition to reinstating the Glass-Steagall bank regulation by claiming (correctly!) that it doesn't go far enough.
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You're standing up and announcing you'll fight, and even though Ruth Bader Ginsburg is not loud, with her soft voice she defends us so much.
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The American president defends a Russian autocrat, a Saudi Mad Prince, a Philippine ruler who presides over a dirty war, a Hungarian authoritarian and others.
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"This is the new wave of oppression that we have been expecting all year," said Ezzat Ghoniem, a lawyer who defends many Muslim Brotherhood members.
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His supporters say that he may not be politically correct, but that he is a straight shooter who defends family values and traditional Christian education.
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He believes Trump could take his place in history as a truly great president, but that will depend on how he defends those American symbols.
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Cybersecurity firm Galois will demonstrate a project funded by DARPA, the Pentagon's advanced research arm, to develop hardware that defends against hackers that target memory.
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" • Quotation of the day "That doesn't mean he is the greatest example of the Christian faith, and neither am I, but he defends the faith.
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Matthew Katz, Roosevelt Island, N.Y. Before the progressive left reflexively defends Manning, they should reflect on another unintended consequence of WikiLeaks' activities: the Trump presidency.
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Jenny Kile, who runs one, Mysterious Writings, sends her "heart and prayers" to Mr. Wallace's loved ones, but fiercely defends the merits of the mystery.
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Many scientists had assumed this acrobatic maneuver, known as conglobation, defends the animals, most of which are smaller than an inch or two, against predators.
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"China resolutely defends its territorial sovereignty and any attempt to infringe upon China's sovereignty over Diaoyu Islands will be futile," Lu said according to Xinhua.
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His book, "Enhanced Interrogation: Inside the Minds and Motives of the Islamic Terrorists Trying To Destroy America," defends his role in post-9/11 torture.
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Trump defends position, distances himself from Turkey: As Trump defended his decision, he criticized the Kurds, who were instrumental in the U.S. fight against ISIS.
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" Stephen Ubl, the current CEO of the Pharmaceutical Researchers and Manufacturers of America, vigorously defends the industry, and says the criticism is "myopic and misinformed.
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Writing from a libertarian perspective, and from inside her "cozy establishment perch," Ms. McArdle defends Washington right-wing insiders against the president's most indefatigable supporters.
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Kim Jong Un's regime continues to threaten regular missile tests and defends its nuclear weapons program -- though both are banned under UN Security Council resolutions.
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With that said, I have some friction with Taffy's article: I live in a society that either sides with the victims or defends the abuser.
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It can even be said that while the United States defends many of its members with almost no compensation, they are pushing oil prices up.
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" According to Italian digital outlet Blitz, Conte told Martinelli in Italian, "Let me do it, the prime minister, this is not how Italy defends itself.
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" The WH also says Democrats pushed "illegitimate articles of impeachment" and defends Trump for "doing absolutely nothing wrong" while calling the entire episode a "sham.
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A recent report by Politico detailed a blowup that Mr. Epshteyn had with Fox News, the cable network that most consistently defends the president's agenda.
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" The Nobel Prize-winning economist Robert Shiller defends the skills learned by English majors and other liberal arts graduates in his new book, "Narrative Economics.
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" He also criticized one paper from the group, which he alleged "defends the special privileges that Congress has given to left-wing Silicon Valley monopolies.
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