Phobos sits inside this point, forever ensnared by Martian gravity.
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This week, Forever 21 found itself ensnared in controversy. Again.
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Civil rights and liberties can become ensnared in disaster response.
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Other campaign associates also have been ensnared in the investigation.
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Japan's Olympic committee has been ensnared in a bribery investigation.
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These concerns are what ensnared Broadcom's hostile bid for Qualcomm.
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Those accusations ensnared Mr. Jordan, Republican of Ohio, last July.
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The scandal also ensnared other teams that employed former Astros.
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Kushner is one of the people ensnared by the scandal.
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An estimated 400,000 U.S. minors are ensnared in that tragic situation.
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But it has already ensnared some international companies tied to Petrobras.
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Allegations of sexual harassment have ensnared the opposition party as well.
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One wave of hacks even ensnared Google's G Suite Twitter account.
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The case, which is ongoing, has ensnared several prominent basketball coaches.
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Yet he named many ministers already ensnared in the corruption inquiries.
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Kushner, meanwhile, is becoming ensnared in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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He was one of six Trump associates ensnared in the investigation.
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Separately from all that, McCabe became ensnared in a leak investigation.
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Such heavy-handed enforcement ensnared many New Yorkers and provoked resentment.
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U.S. institutions that keep the cartels running could find themselves ensnared.
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The special counsel investigation has ensnared some of his key allies.
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The Jamaican lottery scam that ensnared Schmeets is just one example.
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The LAPD ensnared more than 203 cars in a bust this spring.
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Another clinical lab ensnared in the AMCA data breach has come forward.
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Recent investigations have ensnared major global lenders and led to hefty fines.
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People already ensnared in Mueller's investigation also have ties to Cambridge Analytica.
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Various prominent charities have been ensnared in corruption scandals in recent years.
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Arizona Daily Star: Children, parents ensnared in U.S. "zero tolerance" border prosecutions.
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It is a well-worn narrative that has ensnared many an organization.
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Examples abound of voters who were unwittingly ensnared by political apparel laws.
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He also dismissed any wrongdoing in investigations that have ensnared his associates.
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THRUSH: What other people do you think will get ensnared in this?
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Another manufacturer ensnared in the investigations moved production to Mexico this year.
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Thirty (2012) was ensnared in a fierce debate about whether the movie condoned
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And as for James Clapper, he is ensnared in the dossier scandal also.
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That means, ironically, some of these users were ensnared in the data breach.
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His habit ensnared his younger brother, Charles, who had served in the Army.
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Others have probably been ensnared by totoaba poachers but have not been spotted.
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Manafort was ensnared in Mueller's investigation on charges related to his foreign lobbying.
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It's easy to get ensnared in them and hard to get them right.
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It hadn't gotten more humane—it just finally ensnared a local cop, too.
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The investigation ensnared six Trump associates on financial, false statements and other charges.
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And then it ensnared one of his protégés, Calgary Flames Coach Bill Peters.
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"I would rather be drowned at sea than ensnared by tyranny!" he declaimed.
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Illegal lobbying on behalf of former governments has also ensnared former Trump officials.
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The deal ensnared Kengeter in an insider trading scandal that cost him his job.
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That ensured that America's particularly rapacious brand of colonialism ensnared yet more native peoples.
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The controversy even ensnared Susan Wojcicki, YouTube's chief executive, who was forced to apologize.
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Ever since the bust that ensnared Kraft, Florida has held less of an attraction.
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They're warped by privilege, starved for love, and ensnared by their father's looming legacy.
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DACA, for example, is ensnared in a legal fight, and its future is unclear.
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She also became ensnared in a vicious Twitter feud with Kim and Khloé Kardashian.
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In a Shakespearean twist, Silicon Valley's success has narratively ensnared it on two levels.
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More documents ensnared Nazarbayev's American adviser, James Giffen, who was indicted in New York.
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In addition to Samsung, Micron and SK Hynix were also ensnared in the investigation.
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He felt the magic with which she had ensnared him throb in his veins.
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The U.S. Justice Department is currently ensnared in a court case along similar lines.
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Along with catching this impressive predator, the trap also ensnared an 8-ft. crocodile.
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Mr. Yevtushenkov was ensnared by the flurry of criminal and civil cases that followed.
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But, what they found instead ensnared their curiosity—and that of the library's patrons.
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With all these complaints, only Apple seems ensnared in a traditional argument with regulators.
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The Hill: California man ensnared in Mueller probe sentenced to six months in prison.
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Gradually, predictably, she finds herself caught up with the same gangsters who ensnared Eddie.
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But the Trump has shown little change, becoming ensnared in a controversy after controversy.
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The program officers were practical people, but these negotiations had ensnared them for months.
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But she's became ensnared in the investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 election.
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That said, some scandals have ensnared enough members to upset the entire apple cart.
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Health care is a field ensnared in regulations that have long hobbled big dreams.
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It was this new approach by the authorities in Mexico that ensnared Mr. Moreno.
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The researchers believe the botnet has tens of thousands of devices ensnared already — at least.
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Their testimonies ensnared President Michel Temer, whom Joesley accused of obstructing a major corruption probe.
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Once his prey was ensnared, he would beat it to death with sticks, Sarothiya said.
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Rich-world television audiences gasp at harrowing images of sea creatures ensnared in disposable bags.
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It was the first indication, they said, that Ostadhassan may have been ensnared by CARRP.
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He was ensnared in a corruption scandal and faced lurid allegations from a former lover.
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Second, Mr Abbott's nominee for secretary of state, David Whitley, was ensnared in a scandal.
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Facebook is ensnared in scandals; its data practices have come under scrutiny in several countries.
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Two former Peruvian presidents, Ollanta Humala and Alejandro Toledo, have been ensnared in the scandal.
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That investigation has already ensnared former national security advisor Michael Flynn, who pleaded guilty Dec.
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Unable to surface for air, thousands of ensnared turtles die every year as a result.
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And within a couple of months, she was ensnared by recruiters for the Islamic State.
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Now the sheriff has become ensnared, along with others, in a wide-ranging government investigation.
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A.'s elite is on edge as more parents may be ensnared in the scandal.
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Now, he has joined the ranks of Chinese tycoons ensnared in the country's anticorruption drive.
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Time's covers have depicted the Trump administration searingly, cataloging the chaos that has ensnared it.
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He and the curators want Documenta to think beyond nationalisms, not become ensnared in them.
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As a young man ensnared in Liberia's civil war in 19943, Mr Collins cheated death.
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Instead, they found themselves ensnared in a legal battle between the judges and the prosecutor.
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Twitter's troll hunt, however, has ensnared some of the most prominent Republicans in the country.
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Some of the defendants appeared to be malleable youths who'd been ensnared by sly recruiting tactics.
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When police reopened the decades-old murder in 22008, DNA testing nearly ensnared another innocent man.
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His passion for campaign finances reform came after he was ensnared in the (Inaudible) banking scandal.
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Mueller's investigation ensnared several people for failing to register with the Justice Department as foreign agents.
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Politicians eager to guarantee protection were soon ensnared in nuances resembling today's bickering over carpet bombing.
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Profits at Toyota have slumped while Mitsubishi Motors has been ensnared in a fuel-economy scandal.
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Every president since the country's democratic transition in the 1980s has been ensnared by corruption scandals.
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Bolsonaro beat the leftist Workers' Party, long in power and ensnared by corruption scandals, last October.
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Odebrecht was forced to deleverage rapidly after it was ensnared in Brazil's largest-ever corruption probe.
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That probe has ensnared scores of top politicians, including several ministers in Temer's center-right government.
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Others ensnared include former national security adviser Michael Flynn and Trump's former personal lawyer, Michael Cohen.
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Instead, he wound up ensnared in various court cases, the most potent being the treason case.
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The backdrop: Targeted advertising is under new scrutiny following the Cambridge Analytica scandal that ensnared Facebook.
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Manafort is one of several Trump associates ensnared in the special counsel's investigation into Russian interference.
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That doesn't excuse Franken, Franks, Ford or anyone else recently ensnared in this wave of scandals.
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The New York City Marathon, scheduled for Sunday, has become ensnared in the Russian doping scandal.
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The overwhelming majority ensnared by this system have been convicted of nonviolent crimes and drug offenses.
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The fox was commonly portrayed as untrustworthy, and ensnared birds the way the devil traps sinners.
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Mueller's investigation, which could threaten Trump's presidency, has already ensnared 32 individuals and three Russian companies.
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As National Geographic reports, about 700 species of marine animals eat or become ensnared by plastic.
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Then all of a sudden he's in custody, and ensnared in a bureaucratic and penal nightmare.
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Longtime pursuit Manning previously faced charges related to the same leak that ensnared Assange on Thursday.
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Without warning, he became ensnared in an investigation begun by Leon Jaworski, the Watergate special prosecutor.
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In the film, a young photojournalist rescues a white tiger cub ensnared by a poacher's trap.
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Last-minute negotiations over several issues ensnared the finishing touches on the short-term spending fix.
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The country remains ensnared in a political crisis triggered last year by the impeachment of Rousseff.
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Mr. Trump's public campaign to discredit the investigations that have ensnared his presidency is well known.
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Mr. Kushner is also ensnared in the multiple investigations of the Trump campaign's ties to Russia.
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Mueller's probe, which could threaten Trump's presidency, has already ensnared 32 individuals and three Russian firms.
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The Australian Open itself was then ensnared in the discussion when The New York Times reported Jan.
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A massive graft investigation known as Operation Car Wash, meanwhile, ensnared scores of business leaders and politicians.
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Instead, a graft scandal roiling Latin America has stalled investments and ensnared him in allegations of wrongdoing.
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And the CFPB will continue to protect consumers who are ensnared in unfair, deceptive or abusive practices.
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The Android app, dubbed Exodus, ensnared hundreds of victims — either by installing it or having it installed.
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Ensnared among the regular Joe College ballers was future Hall-of-Famer and playground legend Connie Hawkins.
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But loyalties are tested when Santos is ensnared in an F.B.I. investigation and reluctantly becomes an informant.
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On The X-Files, it was always some mysterious weirdness that ensnared some normal small town citizen.
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Bob Menendez survived the Democratic primary after being ensnared in a corruption and bribery case last year.
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Now Trump is ensnared along with Trump Jr., Jared Kushner and Paul Manafort, who attended the meeting.
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Unlike his father, who always leaves himself a way out of a trap, Donald Jr. is ensnared.
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Firms ensnared in Car Wash have negotiated with creditors to get debt relief as their revenue falter.
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Moments into the new route, the rotors on Burkel's helicopter became ensnared in a surveillance balloon tether.
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The AP noted that the country's last presidential election in 2014 was ensnared in accusations of fraud.
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No Ponzi scheme in history ensnared more investors than the one that collapsed in China in January.
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David Vitter, who had been ensnared in a prostitution scandal, in the Louisiana governor's race in 2015.
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But its rollout has been messy, and several states are ensnared in legal battles over the mandate.
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TV that he was entrapped by Western intelligence agencies and ensnared in Mueller's investigation as a result.
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But there's an uneasy suggestion that her gifts also mirror those of the people who ensnared her.
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However, passage has fallen behind schedule after he was ensnared in a major corruption scandal last month.
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Tweets about Airbnb bookings gone wrong litter the web, and people fear being ensnared by fake reviews.
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But the Russia scandal, fanned by the administration's incompetence, has ensnared one of its more competent members.
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Yes, it was politicians ensnared in scandal, but also think about what was going in your daytime.
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New York (CNN Business)Wells Fargo's countless scandals have ensnared another two of the bank's senior executives.
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There were conflicting reports Friday about whether he'd been captured in the raid that ensnared brother Ovidio.
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On Tuesday, a recording surfaced of him defending policing tactics that have disproportionately ensnared blacks and Hispanics.
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The Jupiter spa was just one of several Florida spas ensnared in the larger, seven-month investigation.
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In Latin America, several infrastructure projects have become ensnared in corruption scandals, largely involving Brazilian builder Odebrecht.
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The fallen Nissan executive is ensnared in a legal system that has a 99 percent conviction rate.
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Mueller's investigation most recently ensnared a long-time confidant of President Donald Trump, political operative Roger Stone.
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Like protagonist Bigger Thomas, you're ensnared by a seductive story that's a front for a far bleaker reality.
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And so my attention was inevitably ensnared by several happenings and announcements, with a couple really standing out.
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FOREIGN AGENTS Mueller's investigation ensnared several people for failing to register with the Justice Department as foreign agents.
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The probe has already ensnared Trump's former campaign manager, former personal lawyer and his former national security adviser.
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Mr Akbar is the biggest fish, but not the only large one, to be ensnared by such accusations.
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French voters are mindful of this, even to the point of sympathy for those ensnared by the law.
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Wealthy parents ensnared in a massive college admissions scheme may have another worry on the horizon: the IRS.
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In November, the corruption-ensnared conglomerate hired advisers to restructure a portion of its bank and bond debt.
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That process ensnared retail bondholders holding junior debt, who could already be bailed in under the previous rules.
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Unsurprisingly, that seems to have ensnared him in the FBI's investigation into the Trump campaign's ties to Russia.
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Stories are happening all around you, and it's your bad luck if you find yourself ensnared in one.
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Manafort is one of several Trump associates ensnared in Mueller's investigation since it began nearly two years ago.
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Though ensnared in partisan battles, there's a 28503-year track record that tells us it will likely pass.
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The Equatorial Guinea president's son, who is also a vice president, has been ensnared in legal trouble elsewhere.
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And this weekend, Trump was ensnared in another sensational story about the lascivious way he talks about women.
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This is a lot like the trap that ensnared PC makers like Dell and HP 15 years ago.
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Yes, Snowden is hot to her, but it's the words that leave his lips that have ensnared her.
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Oslo is turning to drone technology partly because of a dead dolphin — bloodied, beached and ensnared in plastic.
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For the president, friends said, the pain of seeing his son ensnared in the Russia scandal was real.
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Background: Magecart has ensnared some of the largest websites in credit card breaches, including Ticketmaster and British Airways.
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Mueller's probe has so far ensnared a number of Trump's presidential campaign aides, infuriating Trump in the process.
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The authorities there have secured 24.5 convictions of 22.6 people ensnared in the investigation, including executives of Odebrecht.
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Qualcomm then got ensnared in a nasty two-year legal battle with Apple, one of its largest customers.
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It's not the first time Bezos has been ensnared in controversy created by members of the Trump administration.
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She had been ensnared in other scandals involving the prime minister and committed numerous gaffes as defense minister.
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Like four of Peru's most recent presidents, Fujimori has been ensnared in graft probes involving Brazilian builder Odebrecht.
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If Verizon tried to walk away, the company could still find itself ensnared in a long legal battle.
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The protests have been a thorn in China's side and have ensnared many Western companies, including the NBA.
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Solomon rolled out an anti-Biden conspiracy theory... the feedback loop kept looping... and it ultimately ensnared Trump.
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The previous job holder was ensnared in the Justice Department's sweeping Varsity Blues investigation into college admissions bribery.
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Several members of Trump's campaign have been ensnared by the ongoing special counsel investigation into Russia's election interference.
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The crackdown has also ensnared civil servants, who say they have become collateral damage in the accountability drive.
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An Alabama official has become ensnared in a wide-ranging federal investigation for her use of taxpayer money.
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But there is also a chance that Democrats might end up ensnared in the most recent federal probe.
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While U-612 puts out to sea, gets ensnared in international espionage, hits a nasty Atlantic storm and drifts inevitably towards mutiny, back home in La Rochelle the young translator Simone Strasser (Vicky Krieps) gets ensnared in a plot involving the Gestapo, the Résistance and their mysterious leader (Lizzy Caplan).
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Mr. Dahlin risks being ensnared in the Chinese Communist Party's broader campaign against internal dissent and Western political influence.
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This is not the first time US businesses have been ensnared in controversy about the Trump administration's immigration policy.
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And when Pence himself became ensnared in Trump's "Hamilton" drama, his response was notable only for its professional blandness.
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Celebrities, movie stars and sports heroes The controversy not only ensnared politicians, but film and sports stars as well.
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Maradona became an outrageously wealthy, fanatically loved athlete, but he was also ensnared by the mafia and cocaine addiction.
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The two became ensnared in gridlock traffic as they drove to see Mr. Fischer's son perform in Riverside, Calif.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is delaying Obama-era efficiency standards that were ensnared by Trump's regulatory moratorium.
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Miller became the third ex-Stone associate to be ensnared in the investigation when he was subpoenaed last month.
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Also this week, reports surfaced about a corruption investigation that has ensnared several of de Blasio's donors and fundraisers.
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As NBC News is reporting, failure to register has also ensnared the left-leaning Podesta Group in this indictment.
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It was not clear whether the police checkpoint that ensnared Mr. Dimaukom was part of the campaign's new phase.
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Many end up ensnared in the criminal justice and immigration systems instead of getting the health care they need.
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Mueller's investigation ensnared dozens of people, including several top Trump advisers and a series of Russian nationals and companies.
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In recent years, several people from Hong Kong have been ensnared in the mainland legal system by questionable means.
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South Africa's economy is smaller today than it was in 2010, and now the country is ensnared in recession.
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Of the four former Trump aides ensnared in the probe, Manafort is the only one to go to trial.
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Collusion — or a lack of it — turns out to have been the rhetorical trap that ensnared President Trump's pursuers.
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The film's silent, angry, jumpsuit-wearing marauders can be read as symbolic of Americans ensnared in the legal system.
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The victim thus is ensnared in a catch-22: the system generates the very delays that it then punishes.
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It has also ensnared the Euphrates, an arc of the Fertile Crescent that is considered a cradle of civilization.
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Stars ensnared in scandal will post text or video statements and apologies before news sites can update their articles.
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Saikawa had stepped down as he, too, became ensnared by the widening investigation of the carmaker&aposs financial policies.
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Montreal Dispatch A culinary symbol of Montreal has become ensnared in a battle pitting environmentalists against bagel-loving traditionalists.
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The college-admissions scandal that broke open earlier this year has ensnared celebrities, finance-industry heavyweights, and athletic coaches.
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Like countless other black men, he is ensnared in a system that seems rigged against him in every way.
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"Since May, the obstacles facing individuals ensnared in the nation's visa and immigration process have only grown," he said.
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The scandal has ensnared more than 50 people, coaches, and other conspirators, including actors Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin.
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His party's campaign manifesto is brief and vague, designed to avoid the traps that ensnared his predecessor, Theresa May.
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I've had bra clasps fail midshow, inseams give and solid metal bracelets snap, ensnared in another rapper's mike cord.
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Cohen's proximity to Trump has ensnared him in an ongoing investigation into possible collusion between his campaign and Russia.
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His Nixonian campaign mantra of "law and order" demonstrates no empathy for those ensnared in the criminal justice system.
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The giant corruption investigation Operação Lava Jato — Operation Carwash — has ensnared dozens of members of the Brazilian political class.
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Even with the safety rigs on the Star Wars drones, most of the drones were hopelessly ensnared in the mesh.
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The move was different from Trump's travel ban, which has ensnared people who already have green cards and valid visas.
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The major corruption scandal that ensnared the company's leader Lee Jae-yong doesn't appear to have had much impact, either.
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After the combined efforts of three Avengers, three Guardians of the Galaxy, and Nebula left Thanos ensnared and — at last!
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Mr Tusk deplored the "trap of fatalism" that, he argued, had ensnared today's moderate politicians facing the threat of populism.
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Watching his childhood friends get ensnared in the criminal justice system also inspired the young Cummings to become a lawyer.
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SINCE the country's democratic transition in the late 503s, every former South Korean president has been ensnared by corruption scandals.
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Mr Lam says he plans to leave Hong Kong before the bill is enacted to avoid being ensnared by it.
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Since 2015, a sweeping crackdown on internal dissent has ensnared hundreds of human rights lawyers, feminists, journalists and democracy activists.
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Residents quickly found themselves ensnared by smoke and flame, becoming trapped in their apartments until the firefighters could save them.
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In fact, they can even backfire – look no further than the leak probe that ensnared James Cartwright, Obama's favorite general.
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For now, political analysts say Abe looks likely to ride out the scandal, which has also ensnared his defense minister.
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If someone gets ensnared in a long-range familial search, she says, they're going to have very little legal recourse.
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K-pop had largely escaped scandals as South Korea's anti-sexual harassment #MeToo movement ensnared political, sports, and other figures.
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The probe has even ensnared the golfer Phil Mickelson and the Hall of Fame (and moonlighting venture capitalist) Joe Montana.
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The new accusations are the latest in the era of the #MeToo movement, which has ensnared media moguls and celebrities.
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"Pullman's unholy fantasy ensnared me and nearly swallowed me whole," Stephen Ross of the Christian Research Institute complained in 2007.
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The company is also ensnared in a food safety probe into whether its executives bribed inspectors to evade safety checks.
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Most of the building was done by large construction firms now ensnared in Brazil's sweeping "Car Wash" anti-corruption investigation.
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The agreement saves Trump from being further ensnared in a drawn-out legal fight ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
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The Batistas acquired Alpargatas in December 2015 from construction conglomerate Camargo Correa SA, which was ensnared in the same scandal.
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The leadership of the department is still contending with a federal corruption investigation that has already ensnared several top commanders.
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The ocean became a crime scene this week after environmental activists ensnared dead and bleached coral in yellow police tape.
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The New York City Marathon, coming Sunday, is the latest sports event to be ensnared in the Russian doping scandal.
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President Xi Jinping has implemented a crackdown on graft that has ensnared leading politicians, state enterprise bosses and senior bankers.
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Domingo, 26, was arrested Friday after being ensnared in an online sting operation conducted by federal and local law enforcement.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will delay dozens of Obama-era regulations that were ensnared by President Trump's regulatory moratorium.
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Kentucky and New Hampshire also faced substantial criticism and the three states have their job mandate programs ensnared in court.
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Every single woman was an enemy in embryo: a future spouse who could one day henpeck the ensnared Playboy reader.
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A number of private sector tycoons, nicknamed "big crocodiles", have found themselves ensnared in President Xi Jinping's anti-corruption drive.
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Fathers are dangling from rooftops ensnared in lights while trees spontaneously combust to illuminate the coming of the new year.
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If these ensnared creatures are buried in the right sedimentary conditions, the sap transforms into a soft material called copal.
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Pruitt's departure came as the EPA chief was ensnared in a series of scandals surrounding his management, ethics and spending.
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Cohen was charged with a series of crimes, including some of the same sort of bank fraud that ensnared Manafort.
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Inside the newsroom, employees are still on edge about what new stories might surface and which executives could be ensnared.
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Callimachi: I guess the story illustrates how I got ensnared into the very thing that ISIS is trying to do.
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The bank has since fired that adviser and is cooperating with the investigation, which has now ensnared over 50 people.
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The scandal has ensnared companies from operators of Japan's iconic bullet trains to the world's biggest aircraft maker, Boeing Co,.
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Inside might be feta and gjize — alone or ensnared in a jade mesh of spinach — or beef shining with onions.
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Apple has been ensnared in legal proceedings over the past several years regarding the technologies in the company's wireless chipsets.
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A generation of Wall Street traders have been ensnared by conducting improper communications on approved platforms like Instant Bloomberg chat.
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That said, the courts maintain their authority to protect the legal rights of persons and institutions ensnared in kangaroo tribunals.
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Kuczynski and Peru's three other most recent presidents have been ensnared in a massive bribery scandal involving Brazilian builder Odebrecht.
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The commission, started during the first year of the Trump administration, was disbanded when it became ensnared with legal challenges.
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Congress' proposed nominees for the TC had come under fire for their links to judges ensnared in a graft scandal.
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A nondisclosure incident also ensnared another candidate, though it was not the type that Lift Our Voices is focused on.
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In addition to Mr. Rechnitz, Mr. Peralta's ruse ensnared Jeremy Reichberg, another businessman later arrested in the police corruption scandal.
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Aaron Holland Broussard, as he stiffly introduces himself, is a teenager ensnared by a bipolar mother and an alcoholic father.
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As National Geographic notes, about 700 species of marine animals have been found to eat or become ensnared by plastic.
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The Trump Organization has also been addressing legal matters on multiple fronts that have ensnared some of the firm's executives.
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The bust was launched in coordination with the takedown of another site, Hansa, and likely ensnared thousands of buyers and sellers.
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All these communities are highly disadvantaged in India and represent the majority of individuals ensnared in debt bondage and human trafficking.
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The majority opinion wrote Michigan's nuisance abatement law — the one that ensnared Ingram's car — was merely a mechanism to stop prostitution.
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The installation, which processes 110,000 barrels of oil per day, has been ensnared in several high-level corruption investigations in Brazil.
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Odebrecht Utilities is an arm of Brazilian engineering group Odebrecht SA, which is ensnared in the country's largest-ever corruption scandal.
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The global economy could not prosper if such an enormous part of its population and production were to become thus ensnared.
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For a few months China seemed caught in the same trap that ensnared other Asian emerging markets in the late 1990s.
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By comparison, Mr Xi's anti-corruption campaign has ensnared nearly 10% of the party's 205-member central committee in five years.
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The problem of fakes on AliExpress has even ensnared other American small retailers, who have become unwitting customers for the counterfeiters.
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Wednesday's announcement might also be remembered as the moment that the norms that apply to other politicians finally also ensnared Trump.
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Since taking office in 2012, President Xi Jinping has overseen a sweeping anti-corruption drive that has ensnared numerous top officials.
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Democracy seems ensnared in a battle to redefine itself in a time of dislocation that threatens to leave voters in limbo.
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Before Trump departed for Asia, three of his campaign aides were ensnared in the probe led by special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Shine, however, was also ultimately forced out of Fox News in 2017 after being ensnared in the network's sexual harassment scandal.
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Ms. Sherman, whose new photos sell for as much as $500,000, is now established (or ensnared) in her role as Star.
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The Colombian Supreme Court — responsible for investigating lawmakers — undertook an aggressive "para-politics" inquiry that ensnared many in the president's coalition.
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Mr. Porter's case had spread to so many aspects of the White House that it ensnared a number of staff members.
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Scott Taylor's campaign was ensnared in a voter fraud scandal, opening up an opportunity for Democrats that they took advantage of.
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Bland's arrest, incarceration, and death are all ensnared in an interconnected justice system where too many actors still harbor implicit biases.
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Even closer to home for Mr. Bleckner, they were both ensnared in a drawn-out scandal involving the actor Alec Baldwin.
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Experts told Motherboard the operation may have ensnared innocent victims as the spyware appears to have been faulty and poorly targeted.
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And given Monday's developments, they're not the only ones who should be afraid of being ensnared in Mr. Mueller's spreading net.
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The investigation, which has been brought by prosecutors in the state of Chihuahua, has already ensnared one of his top lieutenants.
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The politicians in line to succeed him if he is impeached are ensnared in the same investigation, as are many legislators.
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For incarcerated parents, those ensnared by poverty, or parents struggling with addiction, this arbitrary timeline simply may not be enough time.
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But the ban, now blocked by a federal judge, also ensnared travelers important to the well-being of many Americans: doctors.
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While living in Canada, he became ensnared in a corruption and bribery scandal related to his previous business dealings in China.
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Large numbers of the group's fighters have been killed or jailed in an aggressive campaign that sometimes has ensnared innocent civilians.
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In exchange, they cooperated in the hush money case that ensnared Michael Cohen and implicated President Trump in campaign finance violations.
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Secrest marshals an impressive array of circumstantial evidence encompassing the shadowy web of business, politics, and espionage that ensnared postwar Italy.
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The impact from the leak, which ensnared senior politicians, led to Brazil's worst financial market selloff in at least a decade.
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In exchange, they cooperated in the hush money case that ensnared Michael Cohen and implicated President Trump in campaign finance allegations.
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That could add significantly to the venerable Wall Street bank's problems in Malaysia, where it has become ensnared in the scandal.
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In 2009, Spirit became ensnared in a sand trap and stopped communicating in March 2010, unable to survive the Martian winter.
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Yet the campaign ensnared at least six more major technology firms, touching five of the world's 10 biggest tech service providers.
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He was the most senior Chinese official to be ensnared in a graft probe since the party swept to power in 1949.
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At one point he bought the bad debt of people who'd been ensnared by scammy payday loans so he could forgive it.
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He has become further ensnared in Democrats' investigation after two of his associates were arrested for alleged campaign finance law violations. Sen.
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As the problem becomes painfully visible in pictures of floating debris and ensnared animals, some companies are recognizing the imperative to act.
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San Francisco, California (CNN)There's more fallout from a sordid sex scandal that has ensnared several police departments in California's Bay Area.
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But as officials hash out the scope of Mr Trump's executive order, more than just the usual suspects could find themselves ensnared.
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In May 2017, New York startup founder Cody Brown fell victim to the same type of SIM-jacking scam that ensnared Saddington.
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New abortion restrictions: Trump also wants a bill restriction abortions passed, citing the recent controversy in Virginia that has ensnared Democratic Gov.
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South Korea's #MeToo movement against sexual harassment and assault has ensnared a number of high-profile political, entertainment, religious and sports figures.
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Odebrecht-related investigations have ensnared former Peruvian president Alan Garcia, who is accused of corruption involving the construction of Lima's metro system.
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Last year, longtime Clinton aide Huma Abedin announced she was separating from Weiner after a sexting controversy ensnared the controversial former lawmaker.
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The row, which has ensnared politicians from Iceland to China, will strengthen the push to curb international tax evasion and money-laundering
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Opponents of the tax argue that it increases complexity in the tax code and has ensnared more than just the wealthiest taxpayers.
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Manafort was ensnared in the Russia investigation in October 2017 when Mueller unsealed charges against him related to his foreign lobbying activities.
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While Shahbaz remained separate from the corruption scandal which ensnared his brother and niece, there's still a taint by association, said Zaidi.
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Since then, dozens of politicians in several countries have been ensnared by ongoing investigations, with Peru one of the most deeply implicated.
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Two former presidents in Peru, Ollanta Humala and Alejandro Toledo, have been ensnared in the Odebrecht probe over alleged payments they deny.
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Weiner's wife, Huma Abedin, announced she was separating from him late last month after a different sexting controversy ensnared the former congressman.
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Their investigation has ensnared dozens of top businessmen and was cited by many lawmakers who voted in favor of Rousseff being impeached.
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Target paid $18.5 million for a data breach that ensnared 41 million credit cards, compared to full-year revenues of $72 billion.
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As expected, the amended constitution affirmed that Xi's signature fight against corruption, which has ensnared more than 1.3 million officials, will continue.
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Those investigations ultimately ensnared his Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger and two national security advisers, John Poindexter and Robert McFarlane, among others.
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Yatarra McQueen got ensnared in the system after she exchanged an inflatable mattress for a grill at a Walmart in Montgomery, Ala.
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It's true that the novel, about a young socialite who finds herself ensnared in a dangerous romance, isn't a grand psychological masterpiece.
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Beyond that, McCabe was ensnared in controversy over text messages that Peter Strzok, an FBI agent, sent to federal attorney Lisa Page.
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Critics are worried that those whose work or political views run afoul of the ruling Communist Party in Beijing could be ensnared.
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They have a love affair and become ensnared in the "lavender scare," the hysteria that purged gay employees from the federal government.
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He defended Mr. Manafort as a "good man" who had been ensnared in an investigation that ranged far beyond its original mandate.
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The agreement comes after several days of partisan bickering over vaccine affordability and other issues that had ensnared the bipartisan, bicameral talks.
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During the Obama administration, aggressive leak investigations — including a record number of prosecutions under the 1917 Espionage Act — regularly ensnared the press.
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But it remains estranged from its Arab neighbors, with a prime minister ensnared in corruption scandals and a future wrapped in uncertainty.
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More than 2000 million people are now ensnared, perhaps many more, according to the China Anti-Pyramid Selling Association, a nongovernmental group.
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Seeing the wide-ranging charges that more recently ensnared the elite group of parents, "I was shocked a little bit," she says.
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It has ensnared not only Facebook but also Apple, and it promises to become more intense as more messaging services become encrypted.
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That's the question Republicans and Democrats have been ensnared in for months, as they work to craft a new data privacy law.
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There are risks that consumer sentiment could weaken if Japan becomes ensnared in a row with the United States over trade policy.
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Justin Fairfax and state Attorney General Mark Herring — were ensnared in a series of scandals involving allegations of blackface and sexual assault.
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Company officials worried that the debate over the project could drag on and become ensnared in the 2021 mayoral election, and beyond.
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Ellie (Grace Van Patten) is a young drifter who gets dragged into his plan — and only further ensnared when it goes wrong.
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Last April, a Philly native found himself ensnared by ICE after he tested positive for marijuana in violation of his probation agreement.
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That led to some speculation that Meng might have been ensnared in an anti-corruption investigation — a suspicion that was ultimately confirmed.
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The Calderon brothers were members of a political dynasty going back several decades in California before they were ensnared in the federal investigation.
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The scandal has ensnared celebrities such as Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin, none of whom allegedly spent as much as the Chinese woman.
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Fatemeh and her family had been ensnared in President Donald Trump's immigration ban that barred travel from seven Muslim-majority countries, including Iran.
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A clash over free expression has ensnared the NBA, and the Trump administration has taken action against Beijing over alleged human rights violations.
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Guilty pleas to charges of hacking and an extortion conspiracy cap a legal saga that ensnared the tech companies in data breach scandals.
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Since being unexpectedly removed from her post in Kyiv in May, Yovanovitch has become increasingly ensnared at the center of the widening scandal.
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It's obvious that the same vortex of poverty, drugs and joblessness that ensnared her hometown also plagues this tough corner of the Midwest.
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It's not that Apple couldn't afford to fix the problems, it's just ensnared in hubris such that it doesn't see them as important.
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Mr Guo has himself been ensnared in a graft inquiry: in April China asked Interpol to issue a global notice for his arrest.
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But it's important to note that the leak investigation that ensnared McCabe related to an investigation into the Clinton Foundation, not into Trump.
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While many Brazilians were in favor of Rousseff's impeachment, they aren't exactly fans of Temer, whose party is also ensnared in corruption charges.
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There are also broader concerns about resources available for such investigations worldwide, coupled with the risk of agencies being ensnared in legal disputes.
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Investigators are tackling Brazil's largest-ever corruption scandal which has ensnared dozens of politicians, many of whom are aligned with Rousseff's Workers' Party.
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The team uses high speed inflatable boats to reach an ensnared whale, then bladed extension poles are used to cut a fishing line.
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The ensuing enforcement actions have ensnared not just Dreamers, but also elderly and infirm immigrants, domestic violence victims, and others, as you'd expect.
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Once in Rwanda or Uganda, the asylum seekers have had their money and paperwork stolen and have often become ensnared in human trafficking.
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He was initially ensnared in the Russia investigation on charges related to his foreign lobbying for a pro-Russia political party in Ukraine.
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Community banks and credit unions are worried about being ensnared in new legislative and regulatory actions because of the scandal at Wells Fargo.
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Comey's public disclosures directly affected a candidate who was on the ballot in 2016, while Mueller's investigation has not ensnared any midterm candidates.
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The bank was once part of a network of investments controlled by Xiao Jianhua, a tycoon who was ensnared in an anticorruption campaign.
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It could also further erode relations with foreign allies that might be ensnared by the measure and drive up prices for American consumers.
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Ensnared in a string of content controversies in recent months, Facebook has insisted that it is a technology company, not a media firm.
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Ms. Rousseff said that the men who conspired to topple her had done a dismal job and become ensnared in new corruption scandals.
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In Edinburgh, she had become ensnared in some tricky situations involving marriage proposals that were refused, then accepted under duress, then refused again.
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Ray allegedly ensnared many of his victims while they were teenagers, Berman said, and his alleged initial victims were his daughter's college roommates.
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Hundreds of subway riders ensnared by the disruption responded to a request by The New York Times to share their tales of woe.
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Mr. Domenech served in the Interior Department during nearly the entire George W. Bush administration, when the agency became ensnared in corruption scandals.
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He had been a gadfly, writing unfavorably of the volunteer paramilitary battalions in the east and of the oligarchs ensnared in corruption scandals.
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A recently revealed mobile malware campaign targeting Uyghur Muslims also ensnared a number of senior Tibetan officials and activists, according to new research.
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The case also ensnared his nephew and his estranged sister-in-law, along with Swiss and French legal advisers and foreign trust companies.
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These "investigative holds" ensnared anybody who might know something about criminal activity, from a suspect to a potential witness to a suspect's relatives.
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The case against him has already ensnared more than a dozen former state officials, some of whom are now cooperating with the authorities.
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Manufacturer orders could weaken further if Japan becomes ensnared in U.S. President Donald Trump's protectionist trade polices aimed at reducing the U.S. trade deficit.
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The investigation has also ensnared other Trump officials, like former national security adviser Michael Flynn and former campaign chairman Paul Manfort, over other issues.
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She's still maintaining her weight loss and taking care not to fall into the unhealthy patterns that ensnared her before her gastric sleeve operation.
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"Ray ensnared many of his victims when they were teenagers — a time of particular vulnerability for the young people he preyed on," Berman said.
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They will forgive him this lapse in judgment, this moment of weakness when the swamp ensnared him and pulled him into its murky depths.
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Now similarly, tropical storm Florence, which made landfall Friday morning in North Carolina as a hurricane, has also ensnared birds deep inside the cyclone.
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The same cannot be said for Nacho, who's already ensnared in a high-stakes plot involving Gus Fring, Hector Salamanca, Don Eladio, and Victor.
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Beijing has tightened censorship in a wider "rectification" effort that has ensnared foreign media websites and thousands of domestic news accounts on social media.
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The leaks ensnared politicians and public officials when about 15,000 government e-mail accounts were identified in the trove of data that was published.
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In fact, the USADA didn't earn its chops until it ensnared Lance Armstrong, the now-defrocked seven-time Tour de France winner in 2012.
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The Odebrecht net has also ensnared Keiko Fujimori, the leader of the conservative Popular Force party and daughter of a former president, Alberto Fujimori.
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The delay in negotiations is putting additional pressure on corruption-ensnared Odebrecht SA, which is trying to restructure around 70 billion reais in debt.
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In the human trafficking investigation that ensnared Kraft, Florida police have made more than 21979 arrests in Martin, Indian River and Palm Beach counties.
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Anyone in possession of drugs ensnared by the revolution's layers of police and informants faced a lengthy prison sentence, or sometimes a firing squad.
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Rogers said Monday that 20 people at NSA, including himself, possessed the authority to "unmask" Americans whose communications are ensnared via foreign intelligence programs.
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The Democrats' hearing will come amid intensifying scrutiny over the reluctance of some public officials ensnared in the crisis to testify on Capitol Hill.
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In Chester Arthur, the public had an homme moyen sensuel , a man ensnared by a more than ordinary chance to fulfill his ordinary appetites.
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Flynn's guilty plea was significant, however, because he is the first and only Trump administration official to be ensnared in the investigation thus far.
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Aeropostale is currently ensnared in a legal battle with one of its lenders, private equity firm Sycamore Partners, creating uncertainty in the auction process.
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Former "Desperate Housewives" actress Felicity Huffman, who was also ensnared in the probe, said last week she intended to plead guilty to related charges.
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The New York Times also noted that Trump's lawyers became ensnared in a legal battle with the condo owners over the condominium's licensing agreement.
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Gates, a former political consultant and lobbyist, is one of multiple Trump associates to have been ensnared in Mueller's investigation, which concluded in March.
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Kraft and hundreds of other men had been ensnared in an investigation into what police described as a multi-million-dollar sex-trafficking operation.
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The scandal has ensnared dozens of people on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean and poses the most immediate threat to Trump's presidency yet.
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The alarmed resident -- and more than a few neighbors -- called the state's Department of Environmental Conservation on April 24 to report the ensnared bear.
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Read more: The best wildlife photos taken this year reveal a hippo murder, a hungry leopard seal, and a weevil ensnared by zombie fungus
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The Batistas had acquired Alpargatas in December 2015 from construction conglomerate Camargo Correa SA, which was ensnared in the same scandal - "Operation Car Wash".
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The fine-mesh mist nets take time for the students to mount on special poles, and removing the ensnared creatures from them requires skill.
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The filings provide a glimpse inside a growing industry called litigation communications, which caters to wealthy people and corporations ensnared in international legal fights.
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The investigation that ensnared Ms. Butina has focused on a Russian government official, Aleksandr P. Torshin, who worked closely with Ms. Butina for years.
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Ms. Escobar noted that indigenous girls as young as 10 have been ensnared in prostitution and drug use, living like indigents on the street.
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The broadening case, which has also ensnared BMW and Daimler, has called attention to the harmful effects of nitrogen oxide emissions from diesel vehicles.
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And ultimately these people are much more connected to each other and the world they live in than the visitors, who find themselves ensnared.
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The judge's ruling blocked part of the president's actions, preventing the government from deporting some arrivals who found themselves ensnared by the presidential order.
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All of the country's major political parties, not just the PT, are implicated in the so-called Operation Car Wash investigation that ensnared Lula.
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Then, he was ensnared in the warped fantasy, a 7-year-old being initiated into sex at Neverland by the 31-year-old Jackson.
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But then a corruption scandal ensnared the race's more likely candidate, François Fillon of the conservative Republican Party — who, nevertheless, refused to drop out.
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In 2004, he was ensnared in a tabloid scandal after taking part in webcam sex sessions with an undercover reporter from his "EastEnders" dressing room.
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On two of his signature issues, taxes and "repealing and replacing" Obamacare, Republicans in Congress are ensnared in intramural debates that have stalled their progress.
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It helps that the episode starts in the middle of a loop — Nadia awakens on Maxine's couch with a Champagne cage ensnared in her hair.
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The new accusations are part of a wide-ranging case over alleged corruption within the National Collegiate Athletic Association that has ensnared coaches and others.
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The league has been ensnared in a dispute over the legality of daily fantasy games and has been criticized for its inconsistent handling of concussions.
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That means Haley will have a very low bar to clear: preventing those conflicts from getting worse while avoiding getting ensnared in new diplomatic crises.
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But the difference is that when Clinton gets ensnared in some kind of scandal or bad publicity, elected and established Democrats rush to her aid.
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The new accusations are the latest in the era of the #MeToo movement against sexual assault and harassment, which has ensnared media moguls and celebrities.
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That move could address shortcomings that contributed to a series of scandals that have ensnared the country's biggest lenders in Europe and the United States.
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As Heaven reaches out for love and desperately tries to reunite with her siblings, she is slowly ensnared in a sinister web of cruel deceits.
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Yesterday, the Public Design Commission (PDC) unanimously approved the installation of a new women's rights monument after months of bitter public debate ensnared the project.
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The Democrat resigned in 2008 after facing allegations -- but no charges -- that he was tied to an international prostitution ring ensnared in a federal investigation.
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Trump has said he feels "badly" about Manafort&aposs situation, and that he considers it unfair that he has been ensnared by Mueller&aposs probe.
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The attacks that ensnared Podesta targeted Russian adversaries worldwide in multiple languages, focusing on countries like the Ukraine, the United States and other NATO nations.
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Indeed, the rather comical debate even ensnared the attention of Google CEO Sundar Pichai, who promised to address Google's emoji as a matter of urgency.
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The Illinois case involves a sting operation that ensnared Demontae Bell, an alleged drug dealer accused of illegal possession of an AK-47 assault rifle.
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"One American dies of a drug overdose every 11 minutes, and more than 2 million Americans are ensnared in addiction to prescription painkillers," Sessions said.
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It also shows how Camargo Correa is battling the effects of Brazil's worst recession ever and a corruption probe that ensnared the group's engineering unit.
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As China has turned to Hollywood as part of its outward reach and bid for soft power, such transactions have been ensnared by Chinese regulators.
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Odebrecht and Pinheiro are some of highest-profile executives ensnared in the probe, with links to politicians, mostly from the governing coalition, according to prosecutors.
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The trouble really began back in March 1.53 when Rousseff's party was ensnared in a money laundering investigation into Petrobras, Brazil's state-run oil company.
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A number of aides have expressed worry about the legal implications — and steep legal bills — they could face if ensnared in the ongoing Russia probe.
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It was a steroids case that ensnared some of the biggest names in track and field, including the multiple Olympic gold medal winner Marion Jones.
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Should Stone be implicated in Mueller's probe, his name would be added to a growing list of Trump-linked individuals ensnared in the Russia investigation.
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On Thursday, Stephen K. Bannon, the newly hired campaign chief executive, was ensnared in controversy over domestic violence charges made against him in the 1990s.
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THE RUSSIANS INDICTED Mueller's probe has ensnared more than two dozen Russians accused of crimes linked to a multifaceted plot to influence the 2016 election.
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As such, they open up a new legal front in what's already a sprawling, complex probe that has ensnared four Trump advisers on other topics.
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Matt and Nick had just spent two years ensnared by someone else's rules—how to wrestle, how to perform, how to act, how to look.
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The move has, for the time being, ensnared Trump's hopes of cultivating warmer relations with Russia but has been welcomed by members of both parties.
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By shifting production, BMW can avoid China's punitive tariffs on cars imported from the United States, which have ensnared foreign automakers with large American factories.
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Three American banks were unwittingly ensnared in the scheme, officials said, transmitting payments around the world for maintenance, equipment and improvement of the shipping vessel.
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Lila becomes further ensnared in the violence of her neighborhood, and Lenù's innocence becomes unwillingly warped and she is forced to harbor a terrible secret.
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The barrage, launched on Twitter, ended a period of relative quiet by the president about the investigation, which has ensnared some of his former aides.
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The hearing underscored the gravity of the inquiry by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, and the enormous consequences for those ensnared in it.
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Still, her proximity to Trump has ensnared her in the ongoing investigations into Russia's election interference and possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Moscow.
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A recent one involved the oil drilling unit of Odebrecht SA, a builder ensnared in a massive corruption scandal that sought to renegotiate its debt.
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A crackdown on corruption in China, spearheaded by President Xi Jinping, has ensnared a number of high profile executives and sparked media speculation about others.
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The city was ensnared in a crack epidemic and becoming the country's murder capital — a title it would claim when violent crime peaked in 1991.
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Cohen became ensnared in the Russia investigation earlier this year, after the FBI raided his Manhattan office and hotel room on a referral from Mueller.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously included three schools among the colleges and universities where coaches were ensnared in a test and admissions scandal.
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Instead, they saw him ensnared in political maneuvering, stonewalled by Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi over border wall funding — a centerpiece of his 225 campaign.
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Almost anyone who has been in politics in Brazil for a while runs the risk of being ensnared in scandal because undeclared donations were the norm.
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Robert Mueller's special counsel probe — which has already ensnared the president's personal lawyer, campaign chairman and first national security advisor — draws ever closer to Trump himself.
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He was already semi-famous, thanks to a relationship with Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman, and he had a bad habit of getting ensnared in Bachelor drama.
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As that came to a grisly end in the default of 2001, bankruptcy also ensnared the post office's new owner, a conglomerate led by Franco Macri.
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The controversies that have ensnared two other state-wide Democratic officials, meanwhile, have allowed Republicans to argue that Democrats have become distracted by their own problems.
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Transpetro is a wholly owned subsidiary of Petróleo Brasileiro SA , also known as Petrobras, the state-controlled oil company ensnared in Brazil's largest ever corruption scandal.
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A number of fiscally conservative groups are pushing for the repeal of an Obama-era offshore tax law that they say has ensnared Americans residing overseas.
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In doing so, Korey, Antron, Raymond, Kevin and Yusef also tell the story of many young people of color unjustly ensnared in the criminal justice system.
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J fired KPMG as its auditor on Thursday, dealing another blow to the accounting firm ensnared in a scandal involving business friends of President Jacob Zuma.
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There have been several high-profile bill-financing scandals over the past year that ensnared lenders such as Agricultural Bank of China and China CITIC Bank.
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Because the companies are legally obligated to report the material to the authorities, people could be mistakenly ensnared in a federal investigation with great reputational harm.
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One key issue is whether the United States can weather an emerging global economic slowdown that has already ensnared three of the world's top four economies.
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The heightened scrutiny has rippled across industries and ensnared numerous powerful men, from journalists Matt Lauer and Mark Halperin to chefs Maria Batali and John Besh.
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The heightened scrutiny has rippled across industries and ensnared numerous powerful men, from journalists Matt Lauer and Mark Halperin to chefs Mario Batali and John Besh.
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The company was also ensnared in a fight with the Massachusetts attorney general, who was investigating Facebook's privacy practices, over whether to make internal documents public.
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The proceedings have since ensnared three of Trump's top cabinet officials, including Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Energy secretary Rick Perry, and Defense secretary Mark Esper.
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Mr. Zhai worked for a Beijing law firm that was at the center of the crackdown on rights lawyers last year, which ensnared about 250 people.
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Democrats have voiced strong skepticism over an AUMF that doesn't explicitly rule out ground troops over concerns about being ensnared in another Middle East war. Sen.
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The decision to abandon our role supporting global human rights is tragic and will have real human cost, including to Americans ensnared in el-Sisi's web.
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Democrats are crying foul over the Republican blockade of a top Health and Human Services (HHS) nominee who has been ensnared in a dispute over abortion.
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That ongoing investigation revealed a massive bribes-for-public works scheme that ensnared Lula along with scores of business leaders and politicians from all major parties.
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" Once the Walled Off gets visitors ensnared, Banksy says he wants the hotel to function as, "A three-storey cure for fanaticism, with limited car parking.
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Saudi authorities have reportedly detained about two dozen military officials and several businessmen, widening a crackdown that has already ensnared princes, ministers and other wealthy elites.
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The former South Carolina congressman was ensnared in the impeachment inquiry over his involvement in the Trump administration's effort to withhold disbursing security aid to Ukraine.
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That significantly increases dangers for Vitol, the world's largest independent oil trader, and other major trading firms like Trafigura and Glencore, also ensnared in the case.
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Some Republicans believe that they can snatch the Senate seat held by Robert Menendez, a New Jersey Democrat who was ensnared in a humiliating ethics scandal.
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The prosecutor ensnared in the latest case, Luis Gustavo Moreno Rivera, 35, is the director of the anticorruption unit of the attorney general's office in Colombia.
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The department, which has 370,000 employees and serves more than 20 million veterans, has struggled to modernize with its inefficient health care system ensnared in crisis.
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U.S. intelligence officials believe other Democratic organizations were hacked by Russia through a sophisticated spearphishing attack operation that has ensnared corporations and governments around the world.
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Over five days in September 2013, the gridlock ensnared emergency vehicles, school buses and commuters, even as Mr. Baroni ignored Mr. Sokolich's messages seeking an explanation.
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The world's two largest economies have been ensnared in a trade dispute for well over a year, with each side instituting retaliatory measures against the other.
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The scandal has ensnared two of the most prominent women in Mr. Abe's life: his wife, Akie Abe, and his defense minister, Tomomi Inada, above right.
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One explanation is that Planet Nine was once a free-floating world, meaning a planet with no host star, that was ensnared by the Sun's gravity.
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And she spared a D.C. lobbyist, Sam Patten, from serving jail time after he got ensnared on a foreign-lobbying charge related to the Mueller investigation.
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In the recording, Bloomberg made a blunt defense of a policing strategy during his mayoralty, known as stop-and-frisk, that disproportionately ensnared blacks and Latinos.
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Washington (CNN)A Florida woman ensnared in the scandal that ultimately caused David Petraeus to resign as CIA director is dropping her lawsuit against the federal government.
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Squeezed between barbed wire and the sea, tens of thousands fled by boats to Thailand and Malaysia, only to become ensnared by traffickers and tortured for ransom.
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RIYADH/DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabian banks have begun freezing the accounts of suspects ensnared in an anti-corruption probe, banking and business sources told Reuters on Monday.
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Over the years it has ensnared many European firms, whose activities it regulates if they have operations in America or have listed shares or raised debt there.
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Tens of millions of people are ensnared in these pyramid schemes that use cult-like techniques to brainwash their targets and bilk them out of their money.
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Tony Podesta was already known to be ensnared in potential legal problems, having stepped down from his firm last year amid scrutiny from the special counsel probe.
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The allegations against the company are similar to those that have ensnared Volkswagen in a lengthy and costly legal fight with the federal government, consumers and manufacturers.
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That animal was only the second blue whale - the world's largest living creature - known to have become entangled, and the 40th whale ensnared so far this year.
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But it seems those purchases were partially enabled by a massive graft scheme that ultimately ensnared both members of the family that controls JBS and Brazilian politicians.
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Dr. Dre celebrated his daughter's recent accomplishments while poking fun at the alleged college admissions bribery scandal, which has ensnared stars like Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin.
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JBS has also been ensnared in a scandal involving alleged bribing of food safety inspectors that prompted several countries to suspend imports of Brazilian meat for days.
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In Britain, Oxford has been ensnared in a debate over whether to remove a statue of 19th century colonialist Cecil Rhodes from one of the university's colleges.
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It was an unusually heated meeting as shareholders again and again brought up all of the controversies that have ensnared the social network over the last year.
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But anti-mafia association Libera prefers to focus on creating job opportunities for local unemployed people, who might otherwise become ensnared in the net of organized crime.
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Critics have suggested that Mr. Xi has used a far-reaching national campaign against corruption, which has ensnared thousands of officials, to go after his political enemies.
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RushCard was ensnared in turmoil last October, when a systems conversion led to account problems that prevented cardholders from using their money — in some cases for weeks.
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But in its aggressive hunt for Boko Haram fighters, the Nigerian military has ensnared and detained scores of civilians, including toddlers and infants, for weeks or months.
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Spiegel's comments make Snap the latest social media company to weigh in on political ads, in a heated debate that has already ensnared Facebook, Twitter, and Google.
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Axios' Joe Uchill explains how the indictment appears to confirm earlier reporting and research on how Podesta was phished, down to the specific email that ensnared him.
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But the other major federal investigation into President Trump's associates — the New York-based probe into campaign hush money payments that ensnared Michael Cohen — remains active too.
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Clinton has regained her footing by reverting to form: disparaging Mr. Trump, setting traps for him and amplifying his howls when he finds himself ensnared in them.
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Ronaldo and Lionel Messi, soccer's two biggest stars over the last decade, have both been ensnared in tax-evasion cases with few repercussions for their public images.
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Millions of whales, birds, seals and turtles die because they mistake plastic bags for food or because they become ensnared in nets, packing bands and other items.
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Indeed, the reason that Page, unlike others ensnared in the Russia scandal, has been so ubiquitous is because no one would argue for him on his behalf.
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In 2015, the company grew ensnared in a complicated legal dispute with a group of former janitors who tried to unionize at a subcontractor that WeWork used.
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Federal officials said Tuesday that they had dismantled a $1.2 billion Medicare scheme that spanned continents and ensnared hundreds of thousands of unsuspecting elderly and disabled patients.
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The corruption allegations that ensnared Mr. Lee's son and heir — and that last year felled Park Geun-hye, then South Korea's president — involved bribery via sports sponsorships.
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As he juggles his national ambitions with the battle on the home front, Mr. Booker is navigating a precarious path that has ensnared other Garden State politicians.
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WASHINGTON — A federal crackdown on universities that fail to disclose donations and contracts from foreign governments has ensnared Harvard and Yale, the Education Department said on Wednesday.
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The scandal began with a routine traffic stop and soon ensnared police officers, a union official, a hedge fund mogul, machers of Orthodox Brooklyn — even City Hall.
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Mulvaney was ensnared when Trump directed him to withhold hundreds of millions of dollars of U.S. military aid for Ukraine just days before the call with Zelensky.
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It launched John Kelly's crackdown on interim security clearances, which last week ensnared Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, along with dozens of other White House officials.
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But it was the Afghan team and Team Hope, which consists of three Syrian refugee students, that ensnared the attention of the competitors, the judges and supporters.
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And it underscores a perennial tension that has ensnared similarly ambitious environmental efforts, where wind farms, erosion-blocking dunes and solar energy arrays are viewed as unsightly.
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But shortly after I arrived in Scioto County in March, I met Jake Bradshaw, a ribald, tattooed entrepreneur who spent more than two decades ensnared by drugs.
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It has also ensnared an outspoken Republican in Congress, Representative Jim Jordan of Ohio, who was an assistant wrestling coach while Dr. Strauss was a team doctor.
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Rodriguez, looking for action as "Jane the Virgin" winds down, finds it as Gloria Fuentes, a Los Angeles makeup artist ensnared in the cross-border drug trade.
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Now all of those decisions could come under scrutiny from European regulators, potentially pitching Google into the kind of legal morass that ensnared Microsoft two decades ago.
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The two lawyers successfully helped bring a 4-month-old Iranian baby ensnared in the initial travel ban to the United States to undergo life-saving heart surgery.
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Xiao's disappearance has sparked widespread media speculation that he has been drawn into Chinese President Xi Jinping's crackdown on corruption, which has ensnared a string of Chinese executives.
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Trump&aposs lawyer Rudy Giuliani has said the president might pardon those ensnared in the Russia investigation once Mueller is finished, if he believes they were treated "unfairly."
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Wayfair, which was founded in 2002 and went public in 2014, is not the first US business to become ensnared in controversy over the Trump administration's immigration policy.
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Silicon Valley has largely denounced the travel ban, which now threatens to become ensnared in a protracted battle between the executive and legislative branches, and increasing generalized uncertainty.
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Lyft was downloaded more times over a day than Uber on the Apple app store for the first time, after its rival became ensnared in more bad publicity.
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The inquiry, which began in 2014 with a seemingly routine look into money-laundering accusations, has ensnared scores of powerful business executives and politicians across the political spectrum.
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Silveira and Senate President Renan Calheiros became the latest officials ensnared by leaked recordings secretly made by a former oil industry executive as part of a plea bargain.
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The scheme that ensnared Harris made use of a program called "brand registry," which Amazon overhauled last year to give companies more effective ways to guard against counterfeiting.
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He was behind the sting operation that ensnared Hunter, and two people who were called to testify in Oz's trial had already pleaded guilty in the pharmacy scheme.
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The indictments arose from a long-running international antitrust investigation of price fixing in the auto parts industry that has ensnared more than 40 companies and 60 people.
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During campaign 2016, I worried — as did many observers — that Trump's erratic, impulsive behavior would get the country ensnared in a disastrous war or crash the American economy.
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The conglomerate, ensnared in the widest-ever corruption probe in Brazil, has sold for 171 million reais ($54 million) the stake it held in ViaQuatro, the line operator.
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A British satellite, designed to test out ways to clean up debris in space, just successfully ensnared a simulated piece of junk in orbit using a big net.
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He was never ensnared in a rolling story about the use of a private email server or questions about access to government by donors to a private foundation.
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London (CNN Business)The European Union will investigate how Amazon uses data from independent sellers, continuing an aggressive regulatory push that has already ensnared Google, Facebook and Apple.
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An ongoing FBI probe into potential public corruption in Tallahassee ensnared Gillum in controversy despite his repeated claims that law enforcement told him he was not under investigation.
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When he quarrels with an O'Donnell, a Fiorina, or a Kelly, Trump can't keep a distance from the argument, and can't help becoming ensnared by his own anger.
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But the fact that some of the assets are ensnared in corruption investigations surrounding political kickbacks at state companies could prevent some investors from bidding, the source added.
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The extent of the F.B.I. operation that ensnared Mr. Estey is also noteworthy, and former federal prosecutors say they would expect a successful sting to yield more arrests.
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Manafort is the latest of several former Trump associates who have found themselves ensnared in criminal charges in the investigation, and is set to be sentenced in December.
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The problem, as always, is our own rapacious overuse of energy, our own monstrous overbuilding of infrastructure, not the few squirrels who are the ensnared victims of it.
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But business groups had long disliked the rules, arguing that they ensnared transactions that had nothing to do with inversions and that the documentation requirements were too burdensome.
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Ensnared by Jupiter's gravity, Juno accelerated quickly to its rendezvous with the planet, passing within the orbit of Callisto and Ganymede, two of the main moons, on Sunday.
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The two-year Russia investigation has ensnared many of Trump's former aides and colleagues, including former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort and former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn.
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Critic score:63%Audience score:82%Netflix description:"A former Marine out to punish the criminals responsible for his family's murder finds himself ensnared in a military conspiracy."
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Just last week, legislators tried to rewrite the same bill to grant amnesty to themselves and others ensnared in corruption cases involving political campaigns, provoking a widespread outcry.
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Clinton's invocation of Ms. Machado at the first presidential debate ensnared Mr. Trump in a protracted feud with the pageant winner, damaging his already precarious standing with women.
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Dozens of staffers have told CNBC they're starting to make contingency plans in case their elected bosses get ensnared in the next sexual misconduct allegation to go public.
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A far-reaching corruption scandal dubbed "Lava Jato" (Car Wash) has ensnared a vast swath of Brazil's political elite — including Temer, who currently holds single-digit approval ratings.
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Mr. Temer, 75, a career politician whose Brazilian Democratic Movement Party has been ensnared in the nation's ever-expanding corruption scandal, is almost as unpopular as Ms. Rousseff.
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During testing, control nets caught 125 green turtles, while the LED-lit nets ensnared just 62, with no negative impact on the amount of other fish being harvested.
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Besides Cano, outfielder Melky Cabrera, pitcher Andy Pettitte and catcher Francisco Cervelli have tested positive, and Rodriguez admitted using P.E.D.s when he was ensnared in the Biogenesis scandal.
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As members of the Lhotshampas, an ethnic group of Nepali origin, the three-generation family was ensnared in Bhutan's mass expulsion of more than 100,000 people in 1992.
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"So the most clumsy and blatant corrupt officials will still be ensnared, but those who are more sophisticated about it will never see the inside of a courtroom."
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Instead of coming together as a nation, too many Americans have been ensnared in the spider's web and have allowed the propaganda to turn us against one another.
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In 1974, when President Richard Nixon was ensnared in the Watergate investigation, he used the State of the Union address to call for an end to the investigation.
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Inquiries by American, British and other regulators into manipulation of Euribor and the London interbank offered rate, known as Libor, have ensnared a number of large global institutions.
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The case — which became known as the Lava Jato, or Car Wash, scandal — has ensnared other powerful politicians and put dozens of lawmakers under a cloud of suspicion.
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Becoming ensnared in a federal investigation into the links between Donald Trump's presidential campaign and the Kremlin can pose a serious financial threat for those involved at any level.
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"Every year, hundreds of people — including innocent people like Ingram and Reeves— find themselves ensnared in the county's unconstitutional system of seizures and forfeitures," attorneys wrote in the lawsuit.
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Prosecutors in Peru have been probing potential wrongdoing in Odebrecht's local contracts since a massive graft scandal ensnared the company in Brazil, but they have yet to press charges.
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His anti-corruption purges have ensnared more than 13,000 officers (three serving generals were demoted in June, according to the South China Morning Post, a newspaper in Hong Kong).
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Reuters reported exclusively in March that the family-controlled conglomerate ensnared in Brazil's worst corruption scandal was considering going public once it finalized a thorough overhaul of governance practices.
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Likewise, fallout from the "Operation Car Wash" corruption investigation has led to increased due diligence in asset sales for engineering conglomerate Odebrecht SA and others ensnared in the scandal.
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With the clock ticking down to March 29, the date set in law for Brexit, the country is now ensnared in the deepest political crisis in half a century.
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Some have gone further: During Obama's first term, the Department of Justice used the Espionage Act to conduct an unprecedented number of leak investigations, several of which ensnared journalists.
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Last year it was ensnared in a money laundering scandal involving Danske Bank and its offices were raided over two days in November in relation to a separate inquiry.
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Still, Obando y Bravo helped mediate ceasefire talks between Ortega's Sandinista government and the Contras who were ensnared in a 1980s civil war that cost at least 30,000 lives.
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For example, Zeke's primary love interest, Mylene (Herizen Guardiola), is ensnared in a collaboration with a drug-addicted music exec named Jackie (Kevin Corrigan), which leads to an overdose.
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But the second most important development was more subtle: Comey and some Democratic Senators, most notably Kamala Harris, ensnared Jeff Sessions even more tightly in the ongoing Russia investigation.
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" Grant Smith, the attorney, also wrote that Stone would invoke the Fifth Amendment to avoid sitting for an interview and to protect himself from being ensnared in "ambiguous circumstances.
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The most compellingly tragic character of all is the desperate twigger, a gentle young man from Colorado ensnared by his addictions who struggles for a second chance at life.
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On Tuesday, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said she was unaware of any conversations about a presidential pardon for Manafort or anyone else ensnared in the investigation.
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Felicity Huffman, who appeared in the hit show "Desparate Housewives," and Lori Loughlin, who starred in "Full House," were ensnared in the college admissions scandal, raising the scam's profile.
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She says the Right to Know Act would most likely have become ensnared in time-consuming litigation, on grounds that the city is exceeding its authority under state law.
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For six and a half contentious weeks this spring, the company was ensnared in a nasty labor battle with the unions representing nearly 280,29 workers who service its landlines.
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Ensnared in the scandal, he later lost reelection and was charged with abuse of power and criminal breach of trust in relation to SRC International, a former 1MDB unit.
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A prominent anticorruption campaigner and Kremlin opponent, Mr. Navalny himself has been ensnared in a tangle of apparently trumped-up criminal cases in Moscow, including the supposed art theft.
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Following the equity market crash last summer, policymakers led a broad crackdown on alleged financial market manipulation which has ensnared top executives at a number of Chinese financial institutions.
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RIYADH/DUBAI, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabian banks have begun freezing the accounts of suspects ensnared in an anti-corruption probe, banking and business sources told Reuters on Monday.
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The scrutiny has since ensnared a host of political and entertainment figures -- Democrats and Republicans alike -- but Clinton has faced a reckoning from some in his own party. Sen.
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Cohen, alongside Trump, is ensnared in a legal battle over the sourcing of a $130,000 "hush agreement" payment to Daniels less than two weeks before the 2016 presidential election.
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It was the first and only prosecution and conviction involving Americans connected to the CIA's highly controversial rendition, detention, and interrogation program and the fallout has ensnared two administrations.
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Wick's debt sends him to Rome, where he gets ensnared in a power struggle between Italian siblings Santino D'Antonio and Gianna (respectively played by Riccardo Scamarcio and Claudia Gerini).
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The wave of arrests has ensnared a former head of army intelligence, Prince Nayef bin Ahmed, as well as at least three other senior princes, all detained on Friday.
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A sweeping anticorruption campaign has ensnared tens of thousands of officials and imposed discipline on the Communist Party and other powerful institutions like the People's Liberation Army, China's military.
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Our detention and deportation system is further obscured by a Kafkaesque, multi-agency bureaucracy that must be navigated in a language foreign to most of those ensnared in it.
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That sophisticated system was, within three years, used against Mr. Guzmán after Mr. Rodriguez became ensnared in an F.B.I. sting operation and was then persuaded to become an informant.
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The sentencing of Mr. Ma was another sign that Mr. Xi has no intention of easing his signature anticorruption drive, which has ensnared thousands of officials, high and low.
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LOS ANGELES — The criminal case involving one of President Trump's leading adversaries and the world's biggest shoe company has also ensnared an unlikely figure from the youth basketball world.
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The inquiry, which Mr. Trump regularly calls "phony" and a "witch hunt," has ensnared some of Mr. Trump's former aides and has been a dark cloud over his administration.
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As president, he has reasserted China's power in Asia, restructured the military and led a relentless anticorruption campaign that has ensnared scores of low-level officials and political enemies.
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Bloomberg has faced criticism in black communities over his support of a controversial policing policy that ensnared disproportionate numbers of blacks and Latinos when he was New York's mayor.
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The Obama administration faced significant opposition from reporters, especially after a Fox News journalist, James Rosen, was ensnared in a Justice Department investigation seeking access to his email account.
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Others in Trump's orbit have been ensnared by similar laws requiring foreign agents to disclose their work, including Flynn, former campaign chairman Paul Manafort and his deputy Rick Gates.
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Later, as Microsoft became more powerful, it became ensnared in a series of bruising antitrust battles, emerging blemished with the image of a corporate bully toward partners and competitors.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Creditors of Brazil's Odebrecht SA are in advanced talks to let the corruption-ensnared conglomerate keep its crown jewel asset, listed petrochemical company Braskem SA (BRKM5.
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The criminal investigation ensnared people across the spectrum of political involvement and resulted in predawn police raids, seizure of millions of documents, and countless court appearances and legal fees.
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Two years later, Volker has resigned the envoy role after becoming ensnared the Ukraine-related scandal that is consuming Trump's presidency and fueling an impeachment drive by House Democrats.
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He said the blue whale encountered near Dana Point was only the second one ever reported ensnared off the West Coast, and the first rescuers have tried to free.
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While overseeing the trial of Paul Manafort — who was also ensnared in Mueller's probe — Jackson ordered the former Trump campaign chairman to rein in his statements to the media.
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The president is also battling a widening impeachment investigation over his push for a Ukraine-led investigation into the Bidens that has ensnared top officials at the State Department.
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Emblematic of that drive is a move to enshrine in law Xi's signature anti-graft campaign, which has ensnared nearly 1.4 million party members in the past five years.
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J&F Investimentos SA, controlled by the billionaire Batista family, owns 81 percent of Eldorado and is selling its main assets after its owners were ensnared in a corruption scandal.
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At last month's five-yearly party congress, Xi pledged to continue the campaign to root out deep-seated corruption in the party, which has ensnared more than 1.3 million officials.
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Uighurs and other Turkic Muslims have been targeted by the Chinese government in a campaign of mass surveillance and internment that has ensnared upward of a million people in Xinjiang.
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Many former and current State Department officials have expressed doubt, fear and outrage at the way the agency has been ensnared in and has responded to the unfolding Ukraine controversy.
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The pardon has deepened the disgust that many Peruvians feel toward mainstream politics, after a graft scandal involving Brazilian builder Odebrecht has ensnared two former presidents in the past year.
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The crackdown ensnared a 63-year-old Peruvian grandmother, a former secretary who had worked in an office where the boss ran a financial fraud scheme, the Miami Herald reported.
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"Others might sell out, not me," Garcia said in broadcast comments on Tuesday, repeating a phrase he has used frequently as his political foes became ensnared in the Odebrecht investigation.
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Nevertheless, the Russia matter likely will continue to overshadow Trump's presidency, especially as the FBI probe has ensnared not only Flynn but Trump's son-in-law and adviser, Jared Kushner.
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Cases such as Mr Georgiou's are unlikely to tempt foreigners to invest in Greece—at least not without demanding compensation for the risk that they will be ensnared in litigation.
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The woman she sold the location to, Hua Zhang, was charged with running a house of prostitution after an anti-human trafficking sting in Florida last month, which ensnared Kraft.
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Andrade Gutierrez is one of more than 30 construction companies being investigated in the sprawling probe which has ensnared senior executives and high-ranking politicians in Latin America's largest economy.
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He said the current bankruptcy wave, which has ensnared about 60 oil and gas companies, is hitting as derivatives expire that companies had used to protect against the price crash.
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But in the dollar and bond markets, earlier in the week there was clear concern about Trump becoming ensnared in controversy, on reports he passed along classified information to Russia.
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And last year it was ensnared in a money laundering scandal involving Danske Bank, while its offices were raided over two days in November in relation to a separate inquiry.
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Peru's spreads blew out at an even quicker pace after President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, who is ensnared in vote buying allegations, resigned hours before facing a near-certain impeachment vote.
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Intercement is owned by construction conglomerate Camargo Correa SA, which is battling the effects of Brazil's longest recession on record and a corruption probe that ensnared the group's engineering unit.
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That's why, as I thank all of those who stood up to help me, I am also asking them to help others who are still ensnared in this cruel system.
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A senior Facebook employee will answer questions form German lawmakers concerning its data collection and privacy practices, following a major scandal involving Cambridge Analytica that ensnared the social media company.
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The killing marked a bloody twist to the crisis that has gripped Lebanon for nearly a month, escalating tensions in a country ensnared in a deep political and economic crisis.
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He first served as powerful lieutenant to Mr. Pruitt, working to roll back environmental regulations even as Mr. Pruitt became ensnared in ethics scandals that eventually led to his resignation.
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The new rules come amid a probe into the M&A deals of China's more acquisitive conglomerates, which has ensnared Anbang Insurance, a large shareholder of China Minsheng Banking Corp.
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Gowar's lens focuses not so much on the high and low as on the middle: on country girls ensnared by prostitution and merchants waiting for their ships to come in.
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On Friday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada said their detainment was unacceptable, and warned that Canada was getting ensnared in a dust-up between the United States and China.
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The Malaysian authorities also charged several individuals in connection with the multibillion-dollar investment fraud that ensnared Goldman and led to the ouster of Malaysia's former prime minister Najib Razak.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Shorten also became ensnared in the controversy when it was revealed that a Chinese billionaire had paid 55,000 Australian dollars, or $41,000, to have lunch with him.
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And though long-winded, it also uses repetition to its advantage at times, like when the two bump shoulders again and again, as if ensnared in a never-ending argument.
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It is the subject of an international investigation and an ongoing court case in Milan that has also ensnared figures from two of the sector's biggest players, Shell and Eni.
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With Mr. Sharif looking at possible jail time, and several leaders of his party, the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz, ensnared in corruption investigations, Mr. Khan says his time has arrived.
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French fries, on the other hand, are exemplars of the form, crispy even under a siege of mozzarella, holding their own against squeaky hot dog nubs ensnared in the cheese.
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The interview also comes after Trump Wednesday morning broke his silence on his son, Donald Trump Jr., who's been ensnared in the Russia story that has dominated his father's presidency.
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A Republican running for Congress in Connecticut is one of the latest figures to be ensnared in the impeachment proceedings in Congress after the House released new evidence on Tuesday.
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It is the subject of an international investigation and an ongoing court case in Milan that has also ensnared figures from two of the sector's biggest players, Shell and Eni.
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Mr. White was not the only person ensnared by the sting led by the teenagers — Dillon Busby, Jackson Lewullis and Cody Waller — three friends who gave themselves the nickname Hive.
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Ashe, 61, is one of seven individuals charged since October in connection with the bribery scheme, which has also ensnared a billionaire real estate developer in Macau, Ng Lap Seng.
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Mr. Lee was the most prominent businessman to be ensnared in the special prosecutor's broadening investigation into the corruption scandal that led to Ms. Park's impeachment by Parliament last month.
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Nickel clocked its largest one-day gain since the financial crisis on what analysts said were misplaced concerns that the metal would become ensnared in U.S. sanctions on Russian companies.
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Intra-office gossip from the DNC staff is a total nothingburger of a story compared to the nexus of investigations and obstruction of justice that have ensnared the Trump administration.
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Back in April, Trump pardoned Scooter Libby, the former aide to Vice President Dick Cheney who was ensnared in what was known as the "Valerie Plame affair" during the Bush administration.
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They've weighed the possibility of turning off fans who disagree, or getting ensnared in controversy if they say the "wrong" thing, against their desire to discuss something that matters to them.
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Suddenly, Elliot, the main character, is ensnared in a weird routine with his mother, which is weird considering the first season ended with him answering the door after a strange knock.
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A political crisis looks increasingly likely to topple the President, while a wide-ranging corruption scandal connected to state oil company Petrobras has ensnared dozens of Brazil's business and political luminaries.
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Shares in a film-production firm that she partly owns fell by 10% on fears that it might be ensnared in a scandal in which actors have allegedly concealed their salaries.
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Providers of goods such as food and medicine may reduce sales to Venezuela on concern that they will not get paid, or that they could find themselves ensnared in creditor lawsuits.
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She is one of thousands of science researchers ensnared in the sudden travel ban, which led to confusion at airports around the world and public demonstrations across the U.S. this weekend.
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Lawmakers from both U.S. political parties have recently been ensnared in allegations of sexual misconduct, prompting the committee to launch a probe this month of all House members and their staffs.
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Independent journalist Marcy Wheeler notes that part of this allegation relates to Cohen's failure to register under the lobbying law FARA, a violation that famously ensnared Michael Flynn and Paul Manafort.
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Plus, you should really consider if you want Facebook to have this type of intimate detail about your life, especially after the recent data scandal that ensnared millions of Facebook users.
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Even people holding valid green cards allowing permanent U.S. residence have been ensnared by the edict, though top Trump administration officials said Sunday that the ban would not apply to them.
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The fact that the Petrobras scandal has ensnared some of the country's most powerful politicians and businessmen is a sign that some institutions, especially those that enforce the law, are maturing.
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But objectively speaking, five of the last nine presidents -- including Trump -- have been ensnared somehow in drawn-out independent investigations, assuming that the Iran-Contra affair also touched George H.W. Bush.
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The disappearance and death of Khashoggi has sparked international uproar and ensnared the Trump administration, which has put a close relationship with Riyadh at the center of its foreign policy strategy.
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Just as The Atlantic found itself ensnared in controversy over hiring the inflammatory conservative polemicist Kevin Williamson, so ABC learned that hiring Barr meant being responsible for her most repellent opinions.
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Stone, who said he plans to fight the charges, is the latest Trump associate to be ensnared in Mueller's probe, which the president views as a partisan "witch hunt" against him.
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The settlement caps a nearly five-year investigation by the Justice Department, the S.E.C. and overseas financial regulators that last month ensnared the son of a former prime minister of Gabon.
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Trump may well argue that because Manafort and Stone were ensnared in a partisan "witch hunt," they do not deserve to go to jail for actions unrelated to collusion with Russia.
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The arrests mark the latest chapter in a long-running series of United Nations-backed graft probes in the poor, violent Central American country that have ensnared current and former presidents.
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There is Barbara Carrasco's "Pregnant Women in a Bail of Yarn" (1978), an image that depicts a pregnant women in a state of bondage to pregnancy, ensnared by the domestic sphere.
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Park, who was forced from office in March, is on trial for bribery in connection with an influence-peddling scandal that has also ensnared top members of South Korea's business elite.
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But while Bushism is a kind of political sweet spot, openly embracing the policy legacy of a failed president whose policies ensnared the country in a generational economic catastrophe is not.
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The investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller into the Trump campaign's ties to Russia has so far ensnared Michael Flynn, the former national security adviser, and former campaign manager, Paul Manafort.
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Ronan Farrow, the investigative journalist who reported the story for The New Yorker, has been ensnared in a heated back-and-forth with NBC since he left the network in 2017.
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And legislators representing pro-business parties in Hong Kong have expressed concern about executives becoming ensnared in mainland criminal cases over commercial disputes that would be civil matters in Hong Kong.
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Mr. Flynn became ensnared in another investigation when the Justice Department started investigating his lobbying work for Turkey after he published an opinion piece in the Hill newspaper on Election Day.
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Mr. Flynn has admitted that he failed to properly register as an agent of Turkey, and federal prosecutors in Virginia are investigating the secret Turkish lobbying effort that once ensnared him.
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Mr. Xi, who is general secretary of the Communist Party, has led a withering campaign against corruption that has ensnared thousands of officials, as well as many of his political rivals.
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What is less known is that the pattern of precipitation that ensnared them is in keeping with broader changes to the region's seasonal monsoon that researchers have attributed to climate change.
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Starring Matt Damon as a European mercenary who becomes ensnared in a large-scale effort to protect China from razor-toothed monsters, it has collected a total of $245 million overseas.
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The 1MDB affair, involving the alleged theft of $4.5bn from the Malaysian state development fund of that name, has felled a Malaysian prime minister, ensnared Goldman Sachs and embarrassed Hollywood bigwigs.
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In 2013, Havas stopped doing political consulting for French and African figures after some of its clients, including the former International Monetary Fund director Dominique Strauss-Kahn, became ensnared in scandals.
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He spends lavishly in strongholds of support while punishing political rivals by directing allies in the judiciary to open criminal inquiries that have ensnared scores of opponents in protracted legal battles.
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Kushner, on the other hand, has been ensnared in considerable drama inside the White House and lost some of his standing because of an inability to secure a permanent security clearance.
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Hunter Biden was ensnared in the impeachment drive after Trump and other Republicans accused Joe Biden of having pushed to fire a Ukrainian prosecutor to get him to back off Burisma.
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The Wilpon family announced it was negotiating to sell a controlling interest in the Mets to the hedge fund billionaire Steve Cohen, who was once ensnared in an insider trading case.
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MSCI's benchmark emerging equities index lost more than 7 percent last week, its worst performance since September 2011, ensnared in a global equities rout triggered by fears over rising U.S. inflation.
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Democrats in the middle of the current impeachment probe said Trump would only make matters worse for himself if he pardoned any of the former aides ensnared in the Mueller probe.
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He must also overcome Brazilians' disillusionment with the political class, which many see him embodying, after a sweeping corruption scandal at the state oil company Petrobras that has ensnared his party.
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The charges against Harrington, Reichberg and Grant came out of a wide-ranging federal corruption probe that also ensnared Norman Seabrook, former head of the union representing the city's correction officers.
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In the next 24 hours, Michael Flynn, the former national security adviser, would plead guilty to lying to the F.B.I. Page, too, had become ensnared in the scandal, albeit more ambiguously.
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Since coming to power in 2012, Mr. Xi has led a wide-ranging campaign against corruption and perceived political disloyalty that has ensnared thousands of people, including many high-profile officials.
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At the center of the college bribery scheme that ensnared celebrities and financiers is Rick Singer, a higher-education guru who said he was able to get applicants into top schools.
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Democrats there are hoping to reclaim both chambers of the State Legislature this November but have struggled to raise money because their top three elected leaders are all ensnared in scandal.
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Nevertheless, the Russia matter likely will continue to overshadow Trump's presidency, especially as the FBI probe has already ensnared not only Flynn but also Trump's son-in-law and adviser Jared Kushner.
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Expect him to address Facebook's privacy policies, the Cambridge Analytica fiasco that ensnared the data of 87 million users, and Russia's repeated, ongoing efforts to use the platform to disrupt US democracy.
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After years of cases that ensnared officials in both parties in seemingly endless legal proceedings, some clearly unjustifiable, the legislation authorizing the office of the independent counsel was finally allowed to expire.
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BNDES has been ensnared in recent months in a mounting political scandal over investments in JBS SA, the world's largest meatpacker, years before Bastos took over at the helm of the bank.
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It also comes as China is making revisions to its tax code and cracking down on evasion in a wide-scale cleanup that ensnared A-list movie star Fan Bingbing among others.
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Other popular pieces of software ensnared by this 32- to 64-bit transition include older versions of Microsoft Office, numerous legacy versions of Mac apps like GarageBand, and discontinued apps like iPhoto.
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The backdrop: This comes as the judge is ensnared in a controversy after a women accused him of sexually assaulting her when they were in high school more than 30 years ago.
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Its economy has been ravaged by a commodities collapse while a sweeping corruption scandal has ensnared the construction companies building infrastructure for the Games and swept Lula's leftist Workers Party from power.
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It remains to be seen how Moro's plans will fare in Congress, where about one-third of lawmakers face some type of criminal investigation and several have been ensnared in corruption probes.
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Grana controls a 20 percent stake in the pipeline project, Spanish energy company Enagas SA 25 percent, and Odebrecht - a Brazilian construction conglomerate ensnared in Brazil's biggest ever corruption scandal - 55 percent.
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The fashion designer turned 56 on Tuesday, three months after he and the Fuller House actress were charged in the scheme that has also ensnared high-profile figures like actress Felicity Huffman.
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Why it matters: There is no indication that Whitaker took any steps to appoint Trump ally Geoffrey Berman to lead the investigation, which had ensnared the president's longtime personal attorney Michael Cohen.
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The warrants are part of the so-called Operation Car Wash, a sweeping three-year investigation into money laundering and bribery that has ensnared senior politicians and key figures in corporate Brazil.
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Firearms advocates, including the National Rifle Association, contend the law is necessary to prevent gun owners from becoming ensnared by a patchwork of municipal ordinances that violate their right to bear arms.
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Trump has asked the U.S. Congress for $18 billion to build the structure, but the funding has become ensnared in controversy over a host of immigration restrictions he and Republicans have proposed.
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Missouri's Republican governor, Eric Greitens, was ensnared in several different scandals — one in which he's accused of sexual misconduct, another involving a veterans' charity — before he was forced to resign in May.
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APP is in advanced talks to acquire Eldorado, which went up for sale after controlling shareholders Wesley and Joesley Batista got ensnared in Brazil's worst corruption probe, Reuters reported on Aug. 24.
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At the time, the public was clamoring for Washington to clean up Capitol Hill after the corruption and bribery scandal involving former super-lobbyist Jack Abramoff that ensnared several lawmakers and aides.
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The president has also seized on accounts that agents did not observe outward signs indicating Flynn knew he was lying as evidence his former national security adviser was wrongly ensnared Mueller's probe.
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No one wanted to go near these untouchables, aside from foreign journalists, and I have wondered ever since what would happen to these little ones ensnared in a hell they didn't make.
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As Chris Christie learned during the transition, Trump is perfectly happy to toss a loyalist to the wolves if they get ensnared in a scandal that shows little sign of going away.
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"In the past, it was rare for foreigners to be ensnared in such crackdowns," said Xu Yaotong, a professor at the Chinese Academy of Governance, an institution that trains Communist Party officials.
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In recent months, Ms. Trump, 34, has operated as something of the superego of the evolving Trump campaign, gingerly influencing and promoting her father's ambitions while avoiding becoming ensnared in his controversies.
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Among the politicians who could be ensnared are President Michel Temer, a primary force behind crucial proposed spending and deficit reforms, and Senate leader Renan Calheiros, essentially the country's acting vice president.
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The country is enduring its most severe economic crisis in decades, and an extensive corruption scandal involving the state-run oil behemoth Petrobras has ensnared many members of the political business elite.
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The Russia inquiry had ensnared some of Trump's top campaign and cabinet officials, including his former chairman, Paul Manafort, and national security adviser, Michael Flynn—both of whom are now convicted felons.
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The decision escalates the bitter trade dispute between the two air craft manufacturers, a battle that has ensnared one of the largest U.S. airlines and strained relations between the U.S. and Canada.
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On the very day he paradoxically declared victory in the shutdown battle by signaling surrender, he saw another ally ensnared in a Russia probe that seems to be churning to a crescendo.
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The New York-based investment banks were ensnared by the administration's tax cut, which resulted in a one-time drop in the capital ratios of the firms, according to the Federal Reserve.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian sportswear and shoe maker Alpargatas SA, owned by corruption-ensnared J&F Investimentos, said on Tuesday that Joesley Batista and chairman Vincent Trius had resigned from its board.
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Foreign governments have also expressed concern, warning of the impact on Hong Kong's reputation as an international financial hub, and noting that foreigners wanted in China risk getting ensnared in Hong Kong.
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That was followed shortly by a report that he had been ensnared in a wide-ranging Justice Department investigation about U.S. connections to the alleged corruption by former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych.
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Zillow's ambitions stem from the fact that all industries have been ensnared in the ongoing technological disruption, Barton said, altering the expectations that consumers have when it comes to purchasing a home.
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The criminal filing is part of a larger investigation into the troubled organization, which has already seen more than a dozen officials ensnared in the corruption inquiry stretching back over a decade.
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Mr. McCabe is ensnared in an internal review that includes an examination of his decision in 2016 to allow F.B.I. officials to speak with reporters about an investigation into the Clinton Foundation.
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The Malaysian authorities also charged several individuals in connection with the multibillion-dollar international fraud scandal that ensnared Goldman and that led to the ouster of Malaysia's former prime minister, Najib Razak.
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Friday's indictment is the latest for Mueller's ever-widening probe, which has ensnared some of Trump's closest advisers, including his former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn and 2016 campaign chairman Paul Manafort.
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Besides which, when you do dip into Facebook, it's a genuinely engaging compelling product — some of the brightest, hardest-working people in the world have toiled for years to keep you ensnared.
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Missouri's Republican governor, Eric Greitens, was ensnared in several different scandals — one in which he's accused of sexual misconduct, another involving a veterans charity — before he was forced to resign in May.
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On the home front, the FBI—which previously had little to do with counterterrorism efforts—infiltrated mosques and chat rooms, set up fake terrorism plots, and arrested those ensnared in the schemes.
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The South African Companies and Intellectual Property Commission is pursuing criminal complaints that emerged from an investigation into state contracts and the Gupta-Zuma nexus, which have ensnared KPMG, SAP and McKinsey.
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The threat to that enterprise comes just as Britain is ensnared in fractious talks with the European Union over the terms of its pending exit from the body, widely known as Brexit.
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The probe has now ensnared Paul Manafort and his longtime deputy Rick Gates, two senior figures in the Trump campaign, on charges of money laundering and failing to file as foreign agents.
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But for Vierra — a Washington state native ensnared in a months-long custody battle for Zaina following an acrimonious split from her husband — each morning also begins a new day of dread.
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Baseball was briefly ensnared in the diplomatic dispute between Caracas and Washington last month, when the MLB banned players from participating in the upcoming Venezuelan professional league season due to U.S. sanctions.
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Most businesses will become ensnared in litigation at some point, says Alexios Papastavrou of PotamitisVekris, a law firm, because starting legal action is largely costless, and judges will hear even frivolous cases.
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Odebrecht, which has been active in Peruvian infrastructure, energy, irrigation and industrial projects for nearly four decades, is being investigated for a massive corruption scandal that has ensnared the past three administrations.
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The investigation is separate from a better-known probe into corruption at state-run oil firm Petroleo Brasileiro SA that has ensnared dozens of politicians aligned with Rousseff and weakened her government.
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Last year it agreed to pay $1 billion for a 70 percent stake in a sewage and water utility owned by Odebrecht SA, an engineering group ensnared in the Car Wash probe.
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President Xi Jinping has been conducting an anti-corruption drive that has ensnared officials as well as businessmen, including a mining tycoon, Liu Han of Hanlong Group, who was executed last year.
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Thomas Koskovich, 65, walked away unharmed after his prop Piper Cub wound up upside down, ensnared in the power lines on Saturday afternoon, the Scott County Sheriff's Office said in a statement.
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Odebrecht along with other firms was ensnared in a major global corruption investigation into billions of dollars in bribes that were paid to win contracts with Petrobras in the last two decades.
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As a result, Trump may decide that he has no choice but to try to protect himself by firing Mueller or issuing preemptive pardons to Manafort or others ensnared in the investigation.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission published patent licensing guidelines on Wednesday aimed at avoiding disputes such as those that have ensnared Qualcomm and Apple, while balancing the interests of patent holders and users.
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A more conventional candidate would probably care enough about the RNC to make sure it didn't end up getting ensnared in a consent decree violation; Donald Trump, by all appearances, couldn't care less.
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The college cheating scandal that has ensnared at least 50 people, including actresses Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin, has sparked a much needed conversation about privilege and money in the U.S. educational system.
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In the Asia-Pacific region a total of 2003 billion plastic items - including shopping bags, fishing nets, even diapers and tea-bags - are ensnared on reefs, the scientists wrote in the journal Science.
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While Cooper gets calls from parents frantic about disabled children lost in the system, her work also includes unaccompanied minors, the children with no parents ensnared in a system that effectively criminalizes immigration.
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The Park scandal has threatened to derail many investment and business decisions at conglomerates, especially as a parliament probe has ensnared leaders of companies from Samsung Electronics to Lotte Group to SK Group.
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While it's an offence in the state to share an intimate image of another person without consent, it's also changed child pornography laws to try and ensure young people are not unfairly ensnared.
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However, Rose has revived his bid to have his name removed from Major League Baseball's ineligible list in light of a new cheating scandal that has ensnared the Houston Astros and other teams.
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Like thousands of other US Virgin Islanders, the 33-year-old single mother lives tucked in the hills of Saint Thomas, their winding roads still ensnared by mangled trees and overhanging power lines.
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Rede Globo, according to him, is a channel that backed a "coup" to pursue his party during its coverage of Lava Jato, the corruption scandal that has ensnared most of Brazil's political elite.
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She sets off for a remote Himalayan village in Kashmir determined to find answers, but is soon confronted by the dangerous political climate of the region and finds herself ensnared in local conflicts.
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Martin Winterkorn, the former CEO of Volkswagen, was charged with conspiracy to defraud the US related to the massive diesel emissions cheating scandal that has ensnared the German automaker for almost three years.
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But the inclusion of China in the plan raised fears among citizens and businesses that they could become ensnared in its politically controlled judicial system that is criticized by international human rights groups.
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Her fall was accelerated by a three-year corruption scandal known as Operation Car Wash, which has ensnared top members of her Workers Party and her ruling coalition in bribery and graft acts.
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A document seen by Reuters declared the start of the security alert early on Wednesday, hours after secret video recordings ensnared Kuczynski in vote-buying allegations on the eve of an impeachment motion.
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The Democratic members of the Virginia congressional delegation said Thursday they are "devastated" by the growing scandal in Richmond that has ensnared the Democratic governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general of their state.
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The Justice Department announced criminal charges on Thursday against two former Deutsche Bank traders accused of manipulating interest rates, the latest Wall Street employees to be ensnared in the government's wide-ranging crackdown.
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McKinsey is among several multinational firms to have become ensnared in a far-reaching scandal that has outraged South Africans who have watched state resources being looted while millions remain mired in poverty.
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After Ohr's interview, Democrats accused Republicans of trying to create a "distraction" from Mueller's investigation, which at that point had ensnared Trump associates like Manafort and former national security adviser Michael Flynn. Reps.
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Andrade, one of the conglomerates ensnared in Brazil's largest ever corruption probe, is offering to Pimco as loan collateral shares in tollroad company CCR SA, in which it has a 14.9 percent stake.
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Dubbed the "Indo Pacific Economic Vision Program" it was widely viewed as a counter to China's long-standing Belt and Road development initiative that has ensnared nations across Asia and onward to Europe.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has decided -- for now -- to stick with his strategy of cooperation with special counsel Robert Mueller, a day after the Russia investigation ensnared three of his campaign aides.
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He also emphasized that he would not testify against Trump, but left the door open to cooperating with prosecutors against others on the campaign who could have been ensnared in the Russia investigation.
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The investigation into graft at Petrobras, dubbed "Operation Car Wash," has uncovered a kickback scheme that has ensnared dozens of top politicians and high-level executives at Brazil's biggest construction and engineering firms.
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Mueller's probe has ensnared several former members of Trump's campaign with criminal charges, including his former campaign chairman Paul Manafort, who was convicted last month of eight charges of bank and tax fraud.
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MOSCOW — The fallout from Maria Sharapova's failed drug test has ensnared her native Russia as it becomes clear that the banned substance found in her system is creating wider problems for Russian sports.
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Ever since 22018, when at the urging of the Obama administration the Mexican authorities began to crack down on illegal migration, migrants have been ensnared in a vast dragnet along Mexico's southern border.
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Reese got ensnared in a tangled web of promising leads and dead ends — as does King's book, which can get bogged down in the morass of Lake County's unrelenting racism and squalid corruption.
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For instance, federal prosecutors in New York continue to investigate possible crimes that Mr. Mueller referred to them related to campaign finance violations that ensnared Michael D. Cohen, Mr. Trump's former personal lawyer.
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Though politicians often make that pitch, Ms. Jones expects the message to resonate more in Detroit, considering residents have seen almost every level of government ensnared in political scandals over the past decade.
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For here, as for the last decade, is ukoy, fritters of shrimp ensnared in deep-fried tendrils of bean sprouts and carrots, with club soda in the batter to give it a lift.
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But based on lab experiments, the authors of the new paper suggest the slugs prefer to eat hydroids that have just ensnared plankton, a food item nudibranchs aren't capable of capturing for themselves.
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Hanging in limbo, this cluster of bottomless boats left me suspended, wondering about the depths of the new dangers presented by Trump and how many people's lives will be ensnared in their net.
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Use of the drug, a heart medicine that increases blood flow and has been banned from most sports since 2016, has ensnared other Russian athletes in doping cases in the past couple years.
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That will make it harder for their states and others to place older adults in nursing homes, provide care to the disabled and offer addiction treatment to people ensnared in the opioid epidemic.
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Ms. Buckingham was the 11th parent to be sentenced in a sprawling case that has ensnared prominent figures from law and finance as well as two Hollywood actresses, Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin.
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She plays Ellen Martin, a Michigan grandmother whose attempts to do apparently straightforward things like settle an insurance claim and buy a new condo are ensnared in complicated schemes that defy rational comprehension.
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Instead, they keep losing, and over the weekend they also became ensnared in some bad blood with the Phillies after Mets third baseman Todd Frazier was hit by a pitch on Saturday night.
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The move also shows how Camargo Correa's controlling family is battling the effects of Brazil's longest recession on record, years of rampant borrowing and a corruption probe that ensnared the group's engineering unit.
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These people fear the President will be ensnared by emotional cable news appearances and arguments from gun control advocates into going too far — all at the risk of antagonizing his pro-gun base.
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Justin AmashJustin AmashHouse passes historic legislation to make lynching a federal hate crime Barr ensnared in Roger Stone firestorm House passes bipartisan bill to create women's history museum MORE (Mich.) and GOP Reps.
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They'd say he's too ensnared by neoliberal dogma in counting on price mechanisms to drive necessary change, and he'd say they're indulging in central planning fallacies that will end in boondoggles and tears.
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Federal prosecutors are investigating Deutsche Bank's role in a scheme that looted a Malaysian government fund, drawing the troubled German bank into a scandal that has already ensnared an American competitor, Goldman Sachs.
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"When she left to visit her family, she had no idea that she would become ensnared in the chaos following President Trump's issuance of an unconstitutional and unlawful Executive Order," her papers say.
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The Workers' Party of former President Dilma Rousseff, who was ousted in August on charges of budgetary manipulation, suffered major losses in recent municipal elections after the party was ensnared in various scandals.
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During his tenure as director, Lloyd, who holds strong anti-abortion-rights views, was ensnared in a controversy over attempts to prevent a pregnant teen in the agency's care from getting the procedure.
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Trump has attacked Mueller and the special counsel investigation, which he calls a "witch hunt," for months despite several top members of his campaign being ensnared in criminal charges related to the investigation.
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Since the company was ensnared in the probe into corruption at Petrobras, more than 5 billion reais worth of assets owned by Odebrecht and its 15 subsidiaries have been sold, the statement said.
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The attorney general on Wednesday became ensnared in the rapidly escalating controversy surrounding Trump's phone call to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, when the White House made public a readout of the July conversation.
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Some rape cases have resulted in convictions, but others — such as a University of Virginia rape chronicled by Rolling Stone and another that ensnared the Duke University lacrosse team — fell apart under scrutiny.
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I don't know, three or four months into it, Elliot Spitzer, who you said had been the guy taking you down, the former New York Attorney General, was ensnared in a prostitution scandal.
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Mr. Malmierca said on Tuesday that he had heard from many American companies that want to establish businesses in Cuba but are ensnared in regulatory limbo, awaiting special licenses from the United States government.
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There are an unprecedented number of women running for office in 23, but the preeminent group dedicated to electing Democratic women who support abortion rights has become ensnared in the party's post-22015 infighting.
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He has ridden out a series of scandals that ensnared several cabinet ministers, including last month's resignation of Economy Minister Akira Amari — a close confidante and an architect of Abenomics — over a money scandal.
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At the same time, the Nixon ruling means that the Supreme Court -- with its justices already worried about becoming ensnared in Washington's politics -- would be shielded from perhaps the ultimate battle over Trump's presidency.
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"Others might sell out, not me," Garcia said in some of his last broadcast comments on Tuesday, repeating a phrase he has used frequently as his political foes became ensnared in the Odebrecht investigation.
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A different lieutenant is ensnared in a blackmail plot after sleeping with Augie's girlfriend, but given how much casual partner-swapping goes on in the show, it strains credulity that Augie would even care.
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JOHANNESBURG, Oct 9 (Reuters) - South African retailer TFG has dropped KPMG, the global accountancy firm ensnared in a scandal involving business friends of President Jacob Zuma, as its external auditor, citing "concerns recently raised".
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He'd eventually find himself ensnared in a tumultuous web of affairs with drugs, Morocco, his pals Betty Catroux and Loulou de la Falaise, and enduring heart ache — all of which inspired his iconic creations.
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The scandal has ensnared several top politicians from both the Workers Party of suspended President Dilma Rousseff, who is facing impeachment proceedings for breaking budgetary laws, as well as Temer's Brazilian Democratic Movement Party.
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McClure is the latest venture capitalist to be ensnared in the industry's investigations into alleged sexual misconduct by investors with women that they were supposed to be mentoring or backing financially or simply professionally.
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A Seoul court jailed former South Korean President Lee Myung-bak for 15 years for corruption, making him the latest in a string of high-profile political and business leaders ensnared by graft charges.
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If Temer is forced from office by the electoral court ruling, Brazilian law mandates that Congress - where scores of lawmakers are ensnared in the corruption investigation - must choose an interim leader within 30 days.
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With new reports the Trump campaign had at least 18 points of contact with Russian officials during the election, it's likely one or more of his Russophile affiliates will be ensnared in this investigation.
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The demonstrations come as left-leaning President Dilma Rousseff, whose popularity has been crushed by the recession and a sweeping anti-corruption investigation that has ensnared her ruling coalition, faces impeachment proceedings in Congress.
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And in "Manhattan Night," a classic film noir set in contemporary New York, his character, Porter Wren, is a scuttling tabloid columnist ensnared in an elaborate story of deception, blackmail, murder and sexual duplicity.
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It is a subject Leicester's power brokers have discussed at length over the last couple of years: how to pay tribute to the past while ensuring the club does not become ensnared by it.
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The renewed attention has highlighted the close-knit if sometimes uneasy alliance between top NRA officials and Torshin -- a relationship that ensnared members of Trump's team during the presidential campaign, inviting further congressional scrutiny.
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Other individuals linked to Trump have been ensnared in Mueller's investigation, though Flynn is far and away the closest individual to the president to have pleaded guilty or been indicted by the special counsel.
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A Florida man who tried to turn himself in to authorities when he tested positive for marijuana use, in violation of his probation agreement, instead found himself ensnared by ICE and facing imminent deportation.
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His decision last week, however, to allow the State Department to help pay for the legal fees that officials ensnared in the impeachment inquiry are accruing could further strain his relationship with the president.
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Page and FBI agent Peter Strzok have been ensnared in a Republican firestorm for months over text messages they exchanged disparaging Donald Trump while working on the Hillary Clinton email probe and Russia investigations.
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Glover infuses every single avenue he pursues here with a droll yet mildly alarmed earnestness, the sound of an erudite mind short-circuiting after being ensnared by its own cultivated web of pop culture.
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It will mean that, whatever the other flaws of the tax overhaul its Keynesian underpinnings will have helped us escape the slow growth trap that has ensnared every other developed economy in the world.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's anti-graft watchdog has launched an investigation into the former top official of the central province of Shaanxi, the latest "tiger" to be ensnared in President Xi Jinping's crackdown on corruption.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller is also running an investigation for the Justice Department, which earlier this month ensnared Trump's former campaign chair and a business associate with charges of tax fraud and money laundering.
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A broad anti-graft campaign in China, aimed at rooting out deep-seated corruption in the ruling Communist Party, including the misuse or embezzlement of government funds, has ensnared more than 1.3 million officials.
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Mr. Podesta, the brother of the former campaign chairman for Hillary Clinton, was once a leading Democratic fund-raiser and power lobbyist, but his firm collapsed after it became ensnared in Mr. Mueller's investigation.
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Last month's college admissions, dubbed "Operation Varsity Blues" by federal investigators, ensnared 50 people who engaged in a scheme to doctor college applications and sneak unqualified students into elite universities like Yale and USC.
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That change — which had also been approved by the Legislature — comes after a series of scandals ensnared various state lawmakers, who still were able to receive their pensions despite often also receiving prison time.
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Whether the men ensnared by Covenant Eyes were watching porn compulsively or just being normal human beings, living in a shame-based society sucks, and Draconian limitations likely only increase someone's desire to rebel.
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But Bloomberg was dogged by criticism of his past support as mayor of "stop and frisk," a policy that encouraged police to stop and search pedestrians and ensnared disproportionate numbers of blacks and Latinos.
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Closing arguments A prosecutor claimed Van Dyke showed no regard for the life of the black teenager while the defense portrayed him as a police veteran ensnared in a tragedy but not a murder.
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Mr. Howlett was featured in a video by the International Fund for Animal Welfare that explained how rescuers use hooked knives at the end of long poles to rescue whales ensnared in fishing ropes.
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It's a machine that the passengers who streamed off the Diamond Princess on Wednesday will stay ensnared in, with the notorious distinction of having endured the largest new coronavirus hotspot outside of mainland China.
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The governments are pursuing more effective and convenient methods to spy on foreign adversaries, criminal and terrorist networks, journalists and critics — efforts that have ensnared people all over the world in their surveillance nets.
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For more than 23 hours on Thursday, the travelers aboard a ship docked north of Rome were ensnared in what was an ultimately false alarm after a Chinese national came down with a fever.
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It was the GOP that was responsible for the ban on earmarks that originated in the House but obviously ensnared the Senate because of the need for appropriations to be approved by both chambers.
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The sharply worded letter suggests that Pompeo — who is now ensnared in the intensifying scandal surrounding Trump's interactions with the Ukrainian president — plans to reject the House's subpoena for documents by a Friday deadline.
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A group in Shanghai has collected the details of at least 3,700 victims in China, and others in nine countries from the United States to the Philippines say they were also ensnared by EuroFX.
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Months later, Block and Burris were ensnared in another ideologically charged dispute with staff when they refused to publish the work of veteran editorial cartoonist Rob Rogers, whose work was highly critical of Trump.
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On Thursday, Obama administration officials described the compounds differently: as beachside spy nests sometimes used by Russian intelligence operatives to have long conversations on the sand to avoid being ensnared by American electronic surveillance.
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Of course, the same laws and penalties that ensnared Sorrentino and others also apply to everyone else, which is why Paladini believes most taxpayers should not try to do their taxes on their own.
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Stephen Semprevivo had pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit fraud and was the third parent to be sentenced in the sprawling case that has ensnared more than 9503 parents, college coaches and test administrators.
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"We are tired of suffering in Kenya," a woman nicknamed Mama Wetu ("Our Mother" in Swahili) said after the clash Monday that ensnared the schoolgirls in Kawangware, a Nairobi slum of shacks and dirt paths.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Peru President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski presented his resignation to Congress on Wednesday after vote-buying allegations ensnared his center-right government on the eve of an impeachment vote, two government sources told Reuters.
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Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinBarr ensnared in Roger Stone firestorm Graham won't call Barr to testify over Roger Stone sentencing recommendation GOP duo moves ahead with Biden investigation MORE (Ill.), the No. 2 Senate Democrat.
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Joe ManchinJoseph (Joe) ManchinBarr ensnared in Roger Stone firestorm Democrats seek to drive wedge between Trump, GOP on whistleblowers Manchin on Trump calling him munchkin: 'It makes him look like an immature adult' MORE (W.
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Another notes that it smacks of double standards for Eni to allow executives accused of corruption to stay in their jobs while insisting that a director ensnared in a vague defamation case relinquish a role.
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A motivation of the strike may have been to distract attention away from the corruption scandal that has ensnared the upper ranks of UAW leadership and to make the union look relevant to its membership.
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The bank, one of the world's largest financial institutions, was ensnared in a massive Russian money-laundering investigation and was fined heavily by both U.S. and U.K. regulators in 2017 for practices involving Russian accounts.
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Magazine Veja reported late on Friday that the agency known as Abin might have been used to spy on Fachin - the top court justice in charge of a massive corruption probe that has ensnared Temer.
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President Trump plans to issue executive orders on Wednesday aimed at easing domestic natural gas transport and avoiding the kind of lengthy battles over cross-border energy projects that ensnared the Keystone XL oil pipeline.
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Trump critics have claimed his pardon decisions, including last week&aposs clemency for conservative filmmaker Dinesh D&aposSouza, are meant as a message to key figures ensnared in the Russia probe -- and not just Papadopoulos.
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They noted that the scrutiny of sexual assault had heightened, and recently had ensnared a group of high-profile men, but they said it was only Mr. Cosby who was on trial in this instance.
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SAP and McKinsey are ensnared in the scandal involving the Gupta family, who have been accused by South Africa's anti-corruption watchdog of using close links to President Jacob Zuma to win lucrative government contracts.
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Vacationing in Guam during this particular moment in time, with the island ensnared in a heated exchange of threatening rhetoric between the United States and North Korea, may seem like a strange choice to some.
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A bribery and cheating scandal that ensnared celebrities and other wealthy people has shone a light not just on illegal ways the rich seek special access to elite institutions, but the many legal avenues, too.
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Ms. Rousseff decried the process as a coup by political opponents who saw her as a threat because she had not stopped a corruption inquiry that ensnared dozens of members of the country's ruling class.
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However, a fourth source with knowledge of the negotiation between the corruption-ensnared group and its creditors said the conglomerate is expected to present a strategy for upcoming bond payments by the end of March.
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C.), the No. 4 member in the House GOP, was ensnared in a federal corruption probe, which led to an indictment of the state GOP chairman on public corruption and bribery charges (The Hill) … Rep.
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Snagged by similar trends that ensnared teen retailers American Apparel, Aeropostale and Pacific Sunwear, True Religion said it had failed to adapt to the industrywide shift to online sales and the decline of trendy denim.
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Canada and China are locked in a dispute over trade and telecoms technology that has ensnared the chief financial officer of Huawei Technologies Ltd, the world's largest telecommunications equipment maker, who faces U.S. criminal charges.
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That scandal has ensnared Representative Jim Jordan of Ohio, one of the most powerful elected Republican politicians in the country, who was an assistant wrestling coach for several years while Strauss was the team doctor.
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But Judge O'Neill ruled that multiple women could testify, based on the prosecution's argument that the similarity of their accounts depicts a signature pattern of predatory behavior by Mr. Cosby that also ensnared Ms. Constand.
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The doping scandal that ensnared Russia then has persisted, however, with only members of its delegation whom the International Paralympic Committee considered clean of any doping history permitted to compete here under a neutral flag.
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The case has already ensnared more than two dozen people, including an ally of the president and a high-ranking member of his party, Alejandro Gutiérrez, who is accused of operating the embezzlement scheme nationwide.
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Mr. Podesta's older brother, Tony Podesta, has been ensnared in the investigation by Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel, into Russia's meddling in the race and whether it involved any associates of President Trump.
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But John Podesta provided a written response to a question about whether he saw it as tragic — or at least ironic — that the Russia investigation for which he has been advocating has ensnared his brother.
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His success is attributed to a massive political corruption scandal that not only ensnared Lula, Rousseff and other politicians but also gave rise to a prolonged recession that crippled the nation of 200 million people.
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For Mr. Putin — whose country hosted the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi and has been ensnared recently in a state-sponsored doping scandal — sports have been emphasized as an expression of patriotism and national greatness.
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Brazilians were outraged as leaders of the traditional parties become ensnared in an ever-widening corruption investigation that began in 20143 and became ever more despondent as the economy sputtered, joblessness grew and crime soared.
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The resolution targeting Schiff comes as Democrats are leading near daily closed-door depositions with current and former administration officials, and as a growing number of top administration officials have been ensnared in the investigation.
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Major firms, such as wireless carrier Oi SA and homebuilder PDG Realty SA, have been ensnared in thorny debt renegotiation talks after filing for protection from creditors as years of robust economic growth faded away.
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In closing arguments, a prosecutor said Van Dyke showed no regard for the life of the black teenager, while the defense portrayed him as a police veteran ensnared in a tragedy but not a murder.
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Lewandowski more freely answered Republicans' questions, at times launching an all-out defense of Trump and adopting Trump's own harsh criticisms of the myriad congressional and criminal investigations that have ensnared him and his associates.
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In a survey conducted months prior to the impeachment inquiry that ensnared the State Department and its chief diplomat, staff in Pompeo's office rated it poorly for effective leadership, teamwork, work-life balance and pay.
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Two top international soccer officials were found guilty on Friday for their roles in a web of corruption that extended across several continents and ensnared dozens of men who control the world's most popular sport.
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Investor money ensnared in alleged Ponzi schemes has hit its highest level in a decade, leading to concern that a booming stock market and de-regulatory agenda are pushing more fraudsters to bilk unsuspecting investors.
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In design, their gratuitous beauty humbles us into reflections on the divine; in cruelty of purpose, they are a memento mori, a symbol of ineluctable fate embodied in the futile wriggling of an ensnared fly.
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But more than 113 Uighur scholars, including university professors, computer programmers, poets and writers, have been swept up in the Chinese government's crackdown in Xinjiang, which has ensnared almost a million people in indoctrination camps.
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Analysts across the ideological spectrum are pushing lawmakers to show the regime unified American strength, while also demanding compassion and reprieve for the civilians ensnared in the regional conflict that's playing out on their soil.
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Over the last week, the era of good feelings has come crashing down, with the top three Democrats ensnared in scandals founded in the state's racist history and the country's current reckoning with sexual assault.
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Foreign governments have expressed concern at the proposed law, warning of the impact on Hong Kong's reputation as an international financial hub and noting that foreigners wanted in China risked getting ensnared in Hong Kong.
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Conyers' troubles come as sexual harassment accusations in recent weeks have ensnared former Hollywood executive Harvey Weinstein and other politicians, including Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore of Alabama and Democratic Senator Al Franken of Minnesota.
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According to Wired, Ocean Cleanup said that they have designed the boom to have no risk of entanglement, though there is concern objects like rogue fishing nets could become ensnared on the structure and trap wildlife.
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Large pharmaceutical companies sometimes refer cases to the FDA or help the agency investigate targets, and some doctors ensnared in the dragnet say the investigations ultimately help drug makers charge top dollar in the United States.
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Apple is currently ensnared in a 13 billion euro ($13.79 billion) battle with the European Commission over money the latter says the tech giant owes to Ireland for paying too little in taxes in recent years.
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The charges were part of a four-year probe known as Operation Car Wash that has ensnared most of Brazil's major politicians and several business leaders and sent the country spiraling into a deepening political crisis.
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Like thousands of others in the US Virgin Islands, the 2000-year-old single mother from St. Thomas lives tucked in the hills, where winding roads are still ensnared by mangled trees and overhanging power lines.
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Several top officials have been felled in the campaign, including disgraced retired domestic security chief Zhou Yongkang, the most senior leader to be ensnared in a graft scandal since the party swept to power in 1949.
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But even if possession of the ByLock app was reasonable evidence that the phone's owner was a Gülenist, the ByLock witch hunt ensnared thousands of innocent individuals who had never interacted with the app at all.
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The probe, which forced a key minister in interim President Michel Temer's government to resign on Monday, has ensnared around a dozen international companies over the past two years and caught the attention of U.S. regulators.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - TPG Capital senior executive Bill McGlashan on Thursday left the private equity firm after he was charged in connection with a U.S. college fraud scheme that has ensnared Hollywood celebrities and corporate elite.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - A member of former President Cristina Fernandez's cabinet was sentenced to nearly six years in prison on Wednesday, one of the highest-profile convictions in a corruption crackdown that has also ensnared Fernandez.
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In addition to balking at the $12 billion price tag, protesters are calling for more accountability from elected officials after a massive corruption scandal focused on the state oil company ensnared dozens of high-level politicians.
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"Operation Carwash", which was named for its beginnings as a money-laundering probe, has ensnared dozens of top politicians and jailed chief executives from Brazil's biggest construction firms for paying billions in bribes for bloated contracts.
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Although the former possibility certainly plays into The Sinner's sense of deja vu, Mosswood's violent secret is also disturbingly similar to the reports around NXIVM, the alleged sex cult that ensnared former Smallville actress Allison Mack.
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Those changes ensnared people like Raj who were coerced or inadvertently provided support to terrorists, as well as members of persecuted ethnic groups that supported rebel organizations, and even U.S.-allied groups fighting against authoritarian regimes.
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The arrest of a Gabonese man on charges of bribing African officials may help pull back the curtain on a long-running foreign corruption scandal that has ensnared the giant hedge fund founded by Daniel Och.
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It was clear, though, that the Trump sentries caught some but not all the protesters who passed before them, and that they also ensnared a reporter, who had no plans to disrupt anything, in their dragnet.
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To take down the principles and athletes involved in the Bay Area Laboratory Co-Operative steroids scandal that ensnared athletes like Barry Bonds and Marion Jones, law enforcement made arrests and prosecutors took it from there.
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Nissan, which accused Mr. Ghosn, its former chairman, and a board member, Greg Kelly, of colluding in financial chicanery, has been ensnared by the same inquiry and was indicted on a charge of violating reporting laws.
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Garcia, 69, fatally shot himself in the head on Wednesday at his home in Lima as police waited in another room to arrest him in the Odebrecht case, which has ensnared three other former Peruvian presidents.
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Ms. Vierra's case showed how even an American woman and her Saudi-American daughter could be ensnared by the kingdom's so-called guardianship laws, which grant Saudi men power over women in a number of ways.
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It has exploded into a $240 billion-a-year sex industry that relies on pervasive secrecy, close-knit ownership rings and tens of thousands of mostly foreign women ensnared in a form of modern indentured servitude.
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The commission's work with Guatemalan prosecutors has led to high-profile graft investigations that ensnared dozens of politicians and businesspeople and even led to the downfall of former President Otto Pérez Molina and his vice president.
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The considerations now are far more complex than in the '80s and '90s when showboating televangelists like Jimmy Swaggart were ensnared in sex scandals and the lesson drawn was simple: Pastors should not succumb to temptation.
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Mr. Percoco and Mr. Kaloyeros were ensnared in an investigation into bid-rigging, bribery and fraud touching on Mr. Cuomo's signature upstate economic plan: the Buffalo Billion, which aims to revitalize that western New York city.
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In addition to being sought in the spying case, Mr. Martinelli is also embroiled in a bribery scandal related to the Brazilian construction giant Odebrecht, a sprawling investigation that has ensnared prominent politicians across Latin America.
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"The Hound of the Guy Who Thinks It's Cool to Bring His Mastiff to Work" A country lass with an idea for an iOS app is ensnared by a co-working space's devious six-month contract.
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Biden, the former vice president, has become ensnared in the political furor over reports that Trump pressured the Ukrainian president to investigate Biden and his son, an issue that has intensified Democratic calls for Trump's impeachment.
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Still, even as Trump's rode high on perceived victory, some of his associates who were ensnared in the investigation fumed Sunday as they reflected on how much they spent on legal fees, two people told CNN.
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Their comments reflect a collective effort by senior Democrats to keep the impeachment inquiry narrowly focused on the Ukraine controversy, and not branch out to include other scandals that have ensnared Trump, his administration and businesses.
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Like a camp counselor or something: So now Kyrgios's temper tantrum has ensnared the the chair umpire who, sure, probably should not be giving pep talks to players he is officiating, but I mean, come on!
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At the time, Watkins was accused of, among other things, a distinctly heteronormative frame of reference, of presuming that only straight women writers were capable of being ensnared in the blithely wielded cross hairs of men.
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Not so typical are tracks like "Dose Your Dreams," with its dark nu-funk shuffle and disco strings, or the snarling industrial throb of "Mechanical Bull," which finds David ensnared in an array of nightmarish capitalist clutches.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Silicon Valley took the lead over the weekend in corporate resistance to President Donald Trump's clampdown on immigration, financing legal opposition, criticizing the plan, as well as helping employees ensnared by his executive order.
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Peter Strzok's abrupt removal from his FBI office this week signaled that the Justice Department inspector general&aposs work already is leading to consequences for bureau officials ensnared in various probes -- with potentially more repercussions to come.
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Francis, nicknamed "Fat Leonard," allegedly used his connections with the Navy's Seventh Fleet in Asia to bilk the service out of millions of dollars and in the process ensnared several senior naval officers in the bribery scheme.
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Sen. Joe ManchinJoseph (Joe) ManchinBarr ensnared in Roger Stone firestorm Democrats seek to drive wedge between Trump, GOP on whistleblowers Manchin on Trump calling him munchkin: 'It makes him look like an immature adult' MORE (D-W.
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As companies ensnared in the corruption probe finish their asset-sale plans and lower interest rates ease debt refinancings, M&A activity tends to shift towards firms that could benefit from the nascent economic recovery, Miranda said.
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The order of succession says the secretary of state should be next in line, but the man holding that position resigned this month after he was ensnared in the same text scandal that brought down the governor.
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How can he avoid the common traps that have ensnared so many other reformers with national followings—like becoming subsumed into the system he wants to change, or allowing the followers he's nurtured to disengage from politics?
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Francis, nicknamed "Fat Leonard," allegedly used his connections with the Navy's Seventh Fleet in Asia to cheat the service out of millions of dollars and in the process ensnared several senior naval officers in the bribery scheme.
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Foreign banks and funds are set to benefit from a move by U.S. regulators to simplify a trading rule that foreign banks and regulators say has inadvertently ensnared firms operating as far afield as Europe and Asia.
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Why, then, would a movie about a young man becoming gradually ensnared by a powerful, potentially malevolent, woman make me, and all the other women in my row at the screening I attended, frequently cackle with laughter?
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Using her immunity as a senator to refuse to answer any questions, Fernandez handed a written statement to the federal judge investigating a sprawling bribery scandal that has ensnared dozens of former officials and construction company executives.
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How Manafort fits into the Mueller probe Manafort was among the first Trump associates ensnared in Mueller's investigation, but his involvement in or knowledge of any collusion between the Trump campaign and Moscow remains shrouded in mystery.
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The euro was compromised from inception by an ill-conceived structure, and its troubles have been amplified by wrongheaded economic policies imposed by the most powerful countries as conditions for bailing out those worst ensnared by crisis.
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Mueller's investigation ensnared a handful of Trump associates on false statements and other charges but did not find sufficient evidence to establish a conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Russia to interfere in the 2016 presidential election.
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Kurtz's comments came just days after Pruitt resigned from his post as EPA chief after being ensnared in a series of scandals that included his spending of taxpayer dollars as well as scrutinized management and ethical decisions.
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Numerous members of the Trump campaign have also been ensnared in the ongoing special counsel investigation into possible collusion with Russian state actors during the 2016 election, though no collusion-related charges have been filed so far.
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The string of politically charged 5-to-4 decisions that punctuated the end of the court's term highlighted how thoroughly the tribal politics that have engulfed the White House and Capitol Hill have now ensnared the court.
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There, umbrella-less and wet-haired, was Mayor Bill de Blasio, whose ordering of a 90-day review of monuments for possible removal has ensnared the Italian explorer's many likenesses around town, and angered many Italian-Americans.
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The order, which will send the Intel case back to a lower court for review, is a blow to a sweeping regulatory crackdown in Europe that has ensnared American household names like Apple, Amazon, Google and Facebook.
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The Trump administration is also ensnared in a lawsuit with the states of California and New York, which want to set their own auto emissions standards, which would be higher than those set by the federal government.
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Netanyahu has hoped to sway voters away from a corruption scandal he has been ensnared in, touting his close relations with Trump and Israel's increasingly normalized ties with Arab Gulf countries as cornerstones of his political success.
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Mr. Dadey and others had sought support for tighter ethics laws this year, including a push to clean up the contracting process in the wake of a bid-rigging scandal that ensnared two former aides to Gov.
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Long before Jennifer Dulos went missing from her home in an affluent Connecticut suburb, her estranged husband's girlfriend, Michelle C. Troconis, had moved into the Dulos home and had become ensnared in the couple's turbulent divorce battle.
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Ma, once a vice minister of state security, is the most senior security official to be investigated since the former domestic security tsar Zhou Yongkang was ensnared in a graft scandal and jailed for life in 2015.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian President Michel Temer told billionaire Joesley Batista in a taped conversation that the corruption-ensnared businessman was a major influence on the appointment of Henrique Meirelles as finance minister, the federal police said on Monday.
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The world's second largest economy, ensnared in global trade disputes, said it imposed the duties on imports of cellulose pulp from Brazil, Canada and the United States in 2014, prompting Canada to complain to the WTO that year.
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Democrats, meanwhile, are pushing the Fed to take full advantage of its authority, with some on Wednesday pressing Yellen to break up Wells Fargo & Co, recently ensnared in a scandal over creating phony accounts in real customers' names.
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According to Recode, Comcast will begin including Netflix on its cable boxes (also known as the X1 platform) before the end of the year, marking the end of a five-year rivalry that ensnared the internet video industry.
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That work has ensnared two K Street firms, the Podesta Group and Mercury, which both previously lobbied for a Brussels-based non-profit called the European Centre for a Modern Ukraine that had ties to Yanukovych's political party.
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"Others might sell out, not me," Garcia told a local broadcaster in some of his last public comments on Tuesday, repeating a phrase he used frequently as his political rivals became ensnared in the scandal in recent years.
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The move comes amid heightened tensions between the two countries in a dispute over trade and telecoms technology that has ensnared the chief financial officer of China's biggest smartphone maker, Huawei Technologies Ltd, who faces U.S. criminal charges.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia has detained prominent women's rights advocate Hatoon al-Fassi, widening a crackdown that has ensnared more than a dozen activists even as the kingdom lifted a ban on women driving, sources said on Wednesday.
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The GWB, which carries more than 106 million vehicles a year between New Jersey and New York City, was the backdrop for the "Bridgegate" traffic scandal that ensnared two associates of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie last year.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Wednesday that his predecessor, Enrique Pena Nieto, is not under investigation in a probe into suspected corruption that has ensnared one of Pena Nieto's former cabinet ministers.
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Zhou, the most senior Chinese official to be ensnared in a graft probe since the ruling Communist Party swept to power in 1949, was jailed for life last year for bribery, leaking state secrets and abuse of power.
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In addition to serving as a continued drag on Clinton's presidential campaign, the new order could add to the legal troubles facing the State Department, which has been ensnared by a flurry of legal fights over Clinton's emails.
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JBS is now rushing to sell assets and raise cash in order to help its holding company, J&F Investimentos SA, pay a big fine after becoming embroiled in sweeping graft probes that ensnared Brazilian politicians and executives.
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Sessions disclosed more than a year ago that there has been a threefold increase in criminal leak probes, which have ensnared everyone from fired FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe to a senior Senate staffer who handled classified documents.
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Trump claimed not to be concerned about the investigation that has ensnared some of his close associates, saying his lawyers had been given assurances from departing Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein that he wasn't in the cross-hairs.
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The lack of a cap on income earned outside the Legislature has contributed to several corruption scandals, including one that ensnared the former State Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, a Democrat who was convicted on corruption charges last November.
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More broadly, the scandal in South Africa — which has ensnared several other overseas companies — underscores the risks that arise as governments increasingly turn over responsibilities to consultants who operate mostly in secret, with little or no public accountability.
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When pressed on the CDC's far-from-perfect initial testing operation for the coronavirus, Trump was quick to point to the scandal that ensnared his presidency and resulted in his impeachment by the House of Representatives in December.
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The investigation, which Trump has repeatedly called a witch hunt, ensnared 34 people and three companies, including some members of Trump's inner circle such as his former campaign chairman Paul Manafort and former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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The investigation into President Trump's former lawyer and "fixer" Michael D. Cohen has ensnared the publisher of The National Enquirer, further thrusting the media company into a federal inquiry involving a onetime top lieutenant to a sitting president.
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But about a year and a half into his tenure, Mr. Murphy was ensnared in a crisis that would embarrass American diplomatic missions around the world: the publication of a massive cache of State Department cables by WikiLeaks.
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For more than five weeks, the typically bustling hub of universities, commerce and transportation has been transformed into a collection of ghost towns as the virus has ravaged communities, ensnared entire families and infected thousands of medical workers.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - A Seoul court on Friday jailed former South Korean President Lee Myung-bak for 13 years for corruption, making him the latest in a string of high-profile political and business leaders ensnared by graft charges.
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The exit of Odebrecht and Camargo Correa, two companies ensnared in Brazil's largest-ever corruption scandal, opened the way for state development bank BNDES to extend a credit line of 1.8 billion reais ($483.64 million) for the expansion.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Twelve Democrats hoping to replace Donald Trump in the White House hold their fourth debate on Tuesday just three weeks after an impeachment inquiry ensnared the Republican president in a pitched battle with Democrats in Congress.
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Max's long-ago lover is a Menshevik firebrand named Sofia Krylenko, the sister of Lenin's much-feared people's commissar for justice, while the siblings and cousins of Max's deeply adored wife, Frouma, later became ensnared in Stalin's Terror.
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SAO PAULO, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Creditors of corruption-ensnared conglomerate Odebrecht SA have delayed discussion of the restructuring of 51 billion reais ($12.2 billion) in debt to late March, according to two sources with knowledge of the matter.
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"His police department was stopping and frisking people, mostly African-American men," Mr. Biden said, referring to the high number of black people ensnared by improper stops conducted by the Newark Police Department when Mr. Booker was mayor.
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The Center for Union Facts, an anti-union group, pointed to the United Auto Workers as a reason for falling membership, noting a federal corruption probe that ensnared 12 top union officials with allegations of corruption and fraud.
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But an unrelenting scandal over allegations that a right-wing education group received improper political favors has ensnared two of the most prominent women in Mr. Abe's life: his wife, Akie Abe, and his defense minister, Tomomi Inada.
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Since Republicans lost the House in 2018, a growing number of House Democrats have called for a presidential impeachment inquiry and Trump and his administration have been ensnared in more than a dozen investigations led by House Democrats.
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Why it matters: Purdue Pharma has already been ensnared in criminal probes, and now federal prosecutors are casting a wider net to determine the level of alleged wrongdoing that has resulted in tens of thousands of overdose deaths.
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Elliott Broidy and his wife, attorney Robin Rosenzweig, reportedly discussed in emails over the past year arranging a consulting contract with Jho Low, the businessman at the center of an investment scandal that ensnared Malaysian leader Najib Razak.
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PHOENIX (Reuters) - Two National Football League teams largely steered clear of a controversy over national anthem protests that have ensnared U.S. President Donald Trump and threatened to damage the game's popularity, staging a "moment of unity" on Monday instead.
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Photo: GettyA little-known Canadian data firm ensnared by an international investigation into alleged wrongdoing during the Brexit campaign created an election software platform marketed by Cambridge Analytica, according to a batch of internal files obtained exclusively by Gizmodo.
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Fallout from Operation Car Wash has led to increased due diligence concerning companies ensnared in the scandal, such as building group Odebrecht SA. Usual timeframes for such proceedings have doubled over the past year, to up to six months.
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It worth noting that Pivotal's primary investors, EMC and VMware are ensnared in the $67 billion acquisition by Dell and all that entails, but it is an independently run company and all indications are it will remain that way.
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But her performance gains complexity as Beatrice finds herself ensnared in her own dark designs, at the mercy of De Flores's sexual demands and terrified that her new betrothed, Alsemero, will discover that she is not a virgin bride.
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But by reviewing hundreds of court records from around the country, complaints filed with state regulators, and internal company records, and interviewing dozens of former insurance company employees, BuzzFeed News uncovered a system that has ensnared countless innocent people.
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"Today, @facebook, who is still ensnared in the Cambridge Analytica scandal, added Breitbart, whose owner and former President were OWNERS of Cambridge Analytica, as a 'trusted' news source," tweeted Sleeping Giants, a digital watchdog that monitors advertisers on Breitbart.
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Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiYovanovitch: Political leaders need to do more to support the foreign service Barr ensnared in Roger Stone firestorm Former diplomat Yovanovitch wins award for her work MORE says he considers himself a bit of a fashion flop.
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Though this Krispy Kreme has ensnared us with the smell of its doughnuts dozens of time, we're still more than willing to celebrate its big birthday this year, especially if it means paying less than 9 cents per doughnut.
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Brazilians will cast their vote in October as unemployment starts to fall and harsh recession ends in the country shaken by the "Car Wash" bribery case that nearly toppled its president and ensnared politicians and elites across Latin America.
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Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring (D) on Wednesday said he had worn blackface to a party while he was an undergraduate in college, deepening a political crisis that has now ensnared the three top officials in the Commonwealth's government.
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MAPUTO (Reuters) - Mozambique has indicted 18 citizens for their involvement in fraud involving $2 billion in loans to state-owned companies, the attorney general's office (AGO) said on Monday, in a scandal that has ensnared two major international banks.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 41%Alarmed by the sound of a child crying amidst a field of tall grass, two siblings (Laysla De Oliveira and Avery Whitted) go to help him, only to become ensnared in the grass as well.
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Donald Trump, in his brief encounters with Russia's president at the Asia Pacific Conference in the Philippines, got ensnared in a linguistic entanglement over Vladimir Putin's declaration that he "believed" Russia did not intervene in the United States election.
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At least five current White House officials, including President Trump and Vice President Pence, have been ensnared by special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian meddling in the presidential election, and it's likely that other officials will be questioned.
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On April 27, 2016, then-Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump used an invitation-only event at Washington's ornate Mayflower Hotel to argue that presidents of both parties had gotten the US ensnared in too many costly, grinding foreign wars.
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Among those ensnared: President Trump's former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, who is currently serving a 7 1/2-year prison sentence for lobbying violations and financial crimes stemming from his work for Viktor Yanukovich, the former president of Ukraine.
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I was obsessed with her own obsession with her own blood ("What a thrill ... that red plush") and drawn to her suffering silhouette: a woman abandoned by her cheating husband and ensnared by the gendered double standards of domesticity.
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He was perhaps the most postmodern of all dictators, the knowing architect of his own elaborate structure of lies, who spelled out in his published oeuvre precisely how he created and maintained the deceits that ensnared North Korea's population.
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The most recent court filings indicate the United States attorney for the District of Columbia, for instance, is now taking the lead in prosecuting the Russian individuals and companies charged in the scheme in which Mr. Pinedo became ensnared.
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The timing suggests that some of those buried at the site are likely to have begun their lives in formalized slavery only to be ensnared in the successor system of bondage that Southern states expressly designed to replace it.
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