Professional foot-in-mouth-putter/TV personality Piers Morgan fired off one of the many tweets he shouldn't have fired off yesterday after a photo of Daniel Craig wearing his baby daughter surfaced.
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The president fired off a tweet in response to Sen.
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He fired off a series of tweets criticizing the estate.
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The gunman fired off about 90 rounds in 10 seconds.
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Trump also fired off two other tweets blasting that inquiry.
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Trump quickly fired off four tweets in response to Pelosi.
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She fired off a couple of texts of her own.
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Mr. Wolkoff fired off a testy letter to the editor.
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He's fired off multiple tweets about it in recent weeks.
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The Canadian dollar weakened after Mr Trump fired off his salvoes.
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JV's lawyer fired off a letter to Birdman, threatening to sue.
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I was dubious until he fired off a terrifying demonstration shot.
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Aaron fired off his own letter, demanding control of the website.
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And so she fired off the first missive to Mr. Rosenberg.
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They also fired off their electrical impulses at a higher frequency.
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He fired off more than 260,280 attacks over the next year.
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Senator Jim Inhofe, Republican of Oklahoma, fired off a scathing statement.
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Shortly before landing, Trump fired off a tweet expressing his frustration.
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But multiple supercells fired off throughout the afternoon, spawning the damaging tornados.
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Officials fired off a letter to Prodigy, explaining prison wine doesn't fly.
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The North fired off a pair of ballistic missiles early this morning.
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Anzalone has fired off legal letters to Bre's team threatening a lawsuit.
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So Leshner fired off an email asking if it wanted to join.
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McPhee has also lawyered up and fired off a similar threatening letter.
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He fired off letters to the police and other city agencies. Nothing.
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Upon his return, he fired off another message to his general counsel.
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Think about the last time you fired off an email in haste.
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The singer fired off a hilarious series of tweets after a strange experience.
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When Mateen first fired off rounds, Akyra managed to get to safety outside.
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" The Republican president later fired off a one-word message on Twitter: "TREASON?
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Earlier today, Jr. fired off a tweet seeming to poke fun at Sen.
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In response, Trump fired off a pair of tweets calling Graham a liar.
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Kanye just fired off a series of tweets apparently distancing himself from politics.
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They spotted ships that didn't respond, and fired off at least 10 flares.
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This isn't the first time Hollywood fired off a pro-gun control message.
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Police then allege the boy fired off several rounds inside the family's apartment.
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Watch, she had an answer locked and loaded ... which she fired off. Repeatedly.
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In contrast, Croatia fired off 22 shots, getting seven of them on net.
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Since taking office, he has fired off a series of attacks against immigrants.
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Senior Senate Republicans and their allies fired off a warning shot to Rep.
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The senator from Massachusetts fired off a flurry of her now famous plans.
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On Saturday they fired off three emails to that address over several hours.
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CamSoda fired off a letter to Sophie in which the adult webcam co.
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I fired off countless "me please!" tweets to bloggers asking to join their pods.
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The estate says it fired off several warnings, but the retail panty parade continued.
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AMANPOUR: Why do they have 'Destroy Israel' on them when they get fired off?
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Monday morning, President Trump fired off two tweets in defense of his oldest daughter.
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It was fired off North Korea's east coast and landed in waters off Japan.
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Tweets are fired off claiming that they must be head-over-heels in love.
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A week ago, the North Koreans fired off a Scud missile into the sea.
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As if we needed another reminder, Pyongyang fired off yet another missile just today.
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Keke regained her composure and fired off a message to Mike's alleged side chicks.
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The column came after Trump fired off a slew of tweets attacking Democratic Rep.
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Senators Bob Corker and Jeff Flake fired off a double-barreled volley of criticism.
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Alembik acknowledged to the news outlet that he fired off a tweet on Sept.
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But then Klay swooped in, scooped up the ball, and fired off a shot.
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Since February, Pyongyang has fired off 23 missiles, improving its technology with each launch.
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Croatia has fired off four shots, with just one by Ante Rebic on net.
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Trump fired off a tweet hours after the suspect killed himself congratulating the police.
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The Taliban still fired off some obligatory rockets at the airport to welcome him.
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And Tesla's shares were on a tear just before he fired off his tweet.
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Over the past few months, Un has fired off multiple rockets, violating international law.
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Mr. Trump, advisers said, was in high spirits after he fired off the posts.
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"The Iranian regime fired off a space launch vehicle today," Pompeo said in January.
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His voice is as piercing as ever, with vowels fired off like tiny firecrackers.
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Undeterred, Kim fired off his nation's most powerful intercontinental ballistic missile in late-November.
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Starting on Monday evening, Trump fired off a number of tweets criticizing Harley's decision.
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Trump fired off a series of tweets over the weekend celebrating his trade aggressions.
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Border Patrol fired off shots at a group trying to go through the fence.
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" Minutes later, Trump fired off another tweet, saying as president he calls his "own shots.
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Fey's costars gasped in delight at her revelation, and fired off several follow-up questions.
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Zac Efron's officially been put on notice ... Simone Biles' BF fired off the warning shot.
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Most people in Rochko's situation fired off an angry tweet or two and moved on.
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To start, the president-elect fired off a series of tweets around 6:30 a.m.
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US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley swiftly fired off a statement condemning Rouhani's words.
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Agents fired off volleys of tear gas at the crowd, which included families and children.
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But Trump, who famously questioned President Barack Obama's citizenship, fired off a tweet against Cruz.
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Many were automated Twitter accounts, called bots, that sometimes fired off identical messages seconds apart.
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North Korea North Korea fired off its second missile test in just under a week.
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When he learned it was Smush ... Kobe pulled a face and fired off some shots.
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Republican voters don't seem to mind the racist tweets President Trump fired off this week.
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Still, she fired off some quick, useful advice for anyone else trying to enjoy avocados.
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He fired off a raft of dissenting opinions, some that seemed to scold his colleagues.
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" Trump earlier this week fired off insults on Twitter, calling the senator "Goofy Elizabeth Warren.
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In Cramer's lightning round, he fired off his take on callers' favorite stocks: Packaging Corp.
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It's sparking between Sony and Nintendo, and the first salvos have already been fired off.
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We got Sam Lutfi leaving the deposition where his lawyer fired off questions to Britney.
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I fired off one test shot and it caught the attention of the security guard.
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But he fired off a barrage of jokes, and that storied charisma was still there.
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To them, the only thing that mattered was whether a cell fired off a signal.
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Mr. Vance fired off a letter on Tuesday night taking issue with the governor's decision.
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Sam's mother, Laney Griner, has fired off a cease and desist letter to Congressman King.
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In haste, I fired off a one-page email to the director of the FBI.
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Brian Walsh, the president of the group, fired off an email to its board members.
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The North fired off a couple of unidentified projectiles into the East Sea this morning.
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Pugh's pissed over several tweets that Kelly fired off after Ozzy's secret affair went public.
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" Shortly thereafter, POTUS fired off his tweets about "low I.Q. Crazy Mika" and "Psycho Joe.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's protectionist rhetoric has largely been fired off in the direction of China.
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Some have staged rallies, aired TV commercials, and fired off a barrage of pro-monument statements.
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He simply registered a few strategic email accounts and fired off some evidently pretty believable emails.
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Then, on May 5th, Mr Trump fired off a pair of tweets that shattered the optimism.
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He fired off a tweet earlier on Wednesday to this effect: You can be a moderate.
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Then they broke up and Taylor started dating Tom Hiddleston while Calvin fired off snippy tweets.
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First, though, I fired off a few emails to some trusted derms to get their takes.
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The missile was fired off the east coast of the Korean Peninsula at 6:30 p.m.
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Last August, police fired off flash-bang grenades into a crowd of counterprotesters at close range.
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And Rubio wasn't letting up Saturday morning as he fired off more tweets using the hashtag.
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Cramer had fired off in a series of tweets Friday morning after the futures were down.
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A hillbilly would have a weapon, but they would have already fired off all their shells.
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The myth the Black women are against interracial dating gets fired off from several different directions.
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That same day, Trump fired off a series of tweets, including one attacking the Federal Reserve.
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Update: Following this interview, Trump fired off another tweet about the speculation of an implanted informant.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he fired off his take on callers' favorite stocks: Chesapeake Energy: "No.
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The F-35 can ask for a missile to be fired off in its general direction.
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He slipped a left hand from McGregor and fired off a right hand of his own.
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When McDonald's rolled out all-day breakfast in 2015, IHOP fired off a series of subtweets.
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He has fired off late-night tweets and brushed off analysts on a corporate earnings call.
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Trump had barely touched down in the UK before he fired off his first angry tweet.
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His lawyers fired off 2 cease and desist letters during the 2016 Presidential campaign as well.
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Kathy Chen, who was only there eight months, fired off a 12-part tweetstorm about her exit.
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President Trump then fired off an angry tweet, implying that the so-called Iran Deal wasn't working.
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This morning he fired off a tweet asking why Obama and the Democrats weren't also under investigation.
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Not long after the segment, the president fired off a tweet that blamed Green for Lordstown's plight.
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The soldiers showed Mason a Bradley A3 fighting vehicle, and fired off six rounds from another tank.
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The process was a bit convoluted, but I ultimately found the form and fired off an email.
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And on August 15, 2016, Mack fired off a Tweet that would cause a really big spike.
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That first Monday, as I fired off a bunch of not-super-important emails, something strange happened.
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Was half a block from me, didn't see it but heard 8-10 quick rounds fired off.
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On Twitter, Trump fired off some untruthful tweets about the proposal and, specifically, what Democrats are seeking.
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Thomas Gibson is finally speaking out about the physical altercation that got him fired off Criminal Minds.
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Gramiccioni said Tuesday that all four victims died from multiple gunshot wounds, fired off at close range.
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The man fired off more than 15 rounds in "a number of different directions," Rosenfeld said Friday.
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Trump has fired off a handful of tweets on the ballot challenge facing Kasich in the state.
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According to the defamation lawsuit, Ethan's fired off a cease and desist letter and she backed down.
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The company says it fired off a letter about the dough she owes, but she never paid.
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That "stuff" was actually two ballistic missiles, fired off the Korean peninsula's west coast early this morning.
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Within a month of his audience with the shah, Sullivan fired off another report countenancing just that.
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Was half a block from me, didn't see it but heard 231-22017 quick rounds fired off.
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Was half a block from me, didn't see it but heard 8-19 quick rounds fired off.
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Was half a block from me, didn't see it but heard 20173-10 quick rounds fired off.
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I immediately fired off a few rounds and retreated back around the corner before tossing a grenade.
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He fired off an email to the fertility clinic, not knowing whether this freezer failure affected them.
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Trump has fired off multiple tweets about what the indictments do and do not mean since Friday.
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They fired off a couple of flares, though they had little hope that anyone would see them.
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Amanda Drury (AD): Let's talk North Korea first of all, which has fired off another missile test.
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A short time later in Elko, Trump fired off his own attack at the former vice president.
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In March, the president fired off a tweet accusing former President Barack Obama of wiretapping Trump Tower.
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We've seen the hilarious email McAfee fired off to L.A. publicist Domenick Nati -- who's looking to rep McAfee.
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Following the reunion — but before the air date — the two have fired off their own, equally immature jabs.
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In the early hours of Thursday morning, she fired off a series of tweets going after Ingraham directly.
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Williams' attorney, Jeffrey Deutschman, initially fired off a legal letter in an effort to settle out of court.
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And you seem to have fired off a letter of complaint without asking how he felt about it.
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Later, Tesla's Twitter account fired off a tweet that aligned the models S, 3, X alongside one another.
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In March, Slack engineer Erica Baker fired off a quick series of tweets about the upcoming presidential election.
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They fired off a letter to Sherman last month demanding payment -- or else they would take legal action.
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Both tweets were fired off on July 2, featured internet memes, and went up shortly after 9 a.m.
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On Tuesday morning, he fired off two tweets attacking Ossoff and encouraging Republicans to get out and vote.
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The 505-foot-long missile-armed destroyer fired off flares as a warning, and the Iranian boats withdrew.
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Johnny Football fired off a few dozen passes in front of a larger-than-normal crowd (wonder why?)
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The streaming platform fired off a savage tweet at Hulu after their competitor dissed Netflix in a tweet.
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But before he did, Jarrell saw the shooter smiling, like he was happy, as he fired off rounds.
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We're told 2 weeks ago Kanye's lawyer fired off a second letter declaring again the contract was over.
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Chapman allegedly went to his garage and fired off several rounds by himself, but no one was hit.
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An interactive lighting effect was used, a very bright red strobe was fired off repeatedly during the scene.
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Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova fired off a statement dripping with sarcasm and aimed directly at Haley.
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As Yovanovitch testified, Trump fired off criticism on Twitter in a move Democrats labeled "real-time" witness intimidation.
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The stores, in NYC and all over Long Island, fired off a cease and desist letter to Chris.
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Police have fired off several rounds to push back protesters who keep charging at the Legislative Council Complex.
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An hour after ABC aired the first episode of "The Conners," Barr fired off a customarily incendiary tweet.
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Stone, who has been described as a "quality guy" by the President, has also fired off mob lexicon.
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Trump also also fired off a missive at the top Democrat on the House intelligence committee -- knocking Rep.
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He fired off an angry email to his bosses in March, and was told him he was overreacting.
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To prove it, he's fired off slick videos aimed at exposing the secret, glittering wealth of Russia's top officials.
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Business Insider politics reporter Joe Perticone noticed and fired off a tweet calling out Giuliani for his tech flub.
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The president fired off four early-morning tweets that concluded with an attack on Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
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" Charlottesville's Mayor Mike Signer fired off an angry response on Twitter, telling Spencer and the protesters to "go home.
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The brawl kicked off when Warren herself fired off a series of tweets in which she welcomed the fight.
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On Sunday, Trump fired off several anti-media tweets, including pointing to "freedom of the press" as an issue.
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Oscars host Jimmy Kimmel fired off political zingers and even tweeted at the Republican president, getting no immediate response.
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It's impossible to know for sure what was going on in her mind when she fired off those tweets.
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Now President Trump and others are advocating for arming teachers; Trump fired off a tweet suggesting it on Saturday.
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That's great news for anyone who's ever fired off an indignant tweet after a quality TV series was killed.
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In a demo, a Google employee fired off a series of commands that Assistant responded to in real time.
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" We know Mariah's people fired off an email to an Exec at Dick Clark Productions, saying, "This is sabotage.
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Atambayev said last week he had fired off several shots, but most were warning ones directed into the air.
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" Charlottesville's Mayor Mike Signer fired off an angry response on Twitter, telling Spencer and the protesters to "go home.
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In 2012, as election results were rolling in showing that Romney had lost, Trump fired off an angry tweetstorm.
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As Yovanovitch testified, Trump fired off criticism of her on Twitter, a move Democrats labeled "real-time" witness intimidation.
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On Twitter, he made fun of Mr. Modi's interviewer and fired off some new attacks on the Gandhi family.
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The attack aircraft fired off a M-156 rocket, which landed in an area outside the designated firing range.
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Republicans from Florida, home to many immigrants, fired off some of the sharpest criticism, The Washington Post reported. Sen.
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The 'Breakfast Club' host fired off a legal letter to the magazine saying its July 31 article on Rollingstone.
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Moreover, the autofocus while fast would often flash a warning to "Hold camera steady" before the shutter fired off.
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The North said it fired off a new kind of ballistic missile; observers just aren't sure if that's true.
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If this case sounds familiar it's because her cousin fired off the first lawsuit at Trey back in December.
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At the end of the show, she also noted that it's Pride Month and fired off rainbow colored confetti.
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So upset in fact that he fired off a demand letter, claiming breach of contract and deceptive trade practices.
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Earlier today, someone hacked the NFL's Twitter account and fired off a couple of tweets announcing Roger Goodell's death.
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I just fired off a note asking how he was, and we traded a few messages about our lives.
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Trump's first publicly revealed night in the White House, Mr. Trump again fired off a round of tweets. Mrs.
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The missile was fired off the North's east coast into the sea, the South's military said earlier on Wednesday.
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La David Johnson confirmed Wilson's description of the call on Monday, Trump fired off a tweet disputing her account.
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Trump's stock market tweet was but one in a barrage of Twitter attacks on Democrats fired off Wednesday morning.
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Scott Walker fired off a tweet storm warning that the GOP is "at risk of a #BlueWave" in November.
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Wynn fired off a further series of thoughts about who benefits from these introductions and from visibility in general.
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PETA fired off letters Wednesday to the CA Department of Fish and Wildlife and L.A. Department of Animal Services.
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Bill Peduto, the Democratic mayor of Pittsburgh, fired off a tweetstorm almost immediately, trolling Trump for his Pittsburgh line.
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Then, the Californian fired off a laser-guided knee, which sent Guida tumbling to the canvas in a daze.
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From his office at Virginia Tech, he fired off Freedom of Information Act requests to the state and the Feds.
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At times the confrontations in the Persian Gulf have become so testy that the U.S. vessels fired off warning shots.
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" On another occasion, without any context or explanation, she fired off a tweet that said, "Stanley Tucci is a Brat.
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The staff fired off a mass letter to the chairman, declaring that they "liked it just the way it was".
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He has fired off tweets proposing, in breach of the constitution, that those who burn American flags should lose citizenship.
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Present says Kris hasn't backed down, so she's just fired off a cease and desist letter to the momager's company.
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In July 5873, for example, Trump fired off a tweet praising a "great article" in Politico Magazine by Rich Lowry.
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So I fired off an application, and about seven months later, the FBI sent me 28 pages but withheld 33.
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He fired off three angry Mueller tweets before most of America had a chance to grab a cup of coffee.
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After embellishing my level of experience with the cashier, I hit the range and fired off a box of rounds.
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Jim Acosta fired off questions and a staffer at the White House, this is the exchange, I will show it.
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It's about those gunshots that he fired off the other night when the Landrys had sent trespassers to their property.
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Babitsch had fired off this text to several sex workers in the area—but Courtney was the first to respond.
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Harvey's attorney, Alex Spiro, fired off a legal letter to Ronald claiming Ronald told Harvey multiple times he repped Rihanna.
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One year ago today, a shooter fired off dozens of rounds at a congressional baseball team practice in Alexandria, Virginia.
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North Korea fired off two missiles on Wednesday afternoon in what experts considered a warning shot toward President Donald Trump.
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"North Korea fired off some small weapons, which disturbed some of my people, and others, but not me," he tweeted.
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Once you've fired off your charge move, you'll swipe your finger across a trail of icons falling across your screen.
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Global strategists from Citigroup and JPMorgan both fired off warnings Monday about events that could affect the rally in equities.
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But, amazingly, the gamblers don't seem to give a damn about what happens to the rockets after they're fired off.
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Since I couldn't rewrite my own assessment, I instead fired off a response to hers, in defense of my efforts.
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He did so again last November after he fired off an eight-part tweetstorm about American racism and mocked Trump.
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The cybersecurity company FireEye identified what it called "warlists" of hundreds of fake accounts that fired off identical political messages.
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On Wednesday, the president fired off a tweet that included a profane word for manure, rendered in all capital letters.
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For months, he fired off daily blasts of "hoax" to describe Russian election interference, the special counsel probe and impeachment.
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The House voted to censure the president after he fired off a series of racist tweets attacking the four lawmakers.
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Huge reaction Ahead of its launch, McDonald's Japan fired off a cryptic tweet that caused a stir among Twitter users.
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He fired off 41 tweets over the next hour, or one every 88 seconds, according to Bill Frischling of Factba.
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US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley fired off a tweet on Sunday night shortly after the bit aired.
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Instead, she fired off a tweet and started an episode which, to some, cast the airlines in a negative light.
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He later fired off a series of tweets threatening to fire and sue any employees who spoke to union lawyers.
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" One couldn't help but detect Donald's influence when Melania fired off a reply: "Only a dumb 'animal' would say that!
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Marouf, a law professor, fired off an email to the Office of Refugee Resettlement to ask whether this was legal.
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"North Korea fired off some small weapons, which disturbed some of my people, and others, but not me," Trump tweeted.
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To recreate the wrath of hailstorms, researchers used a device that fired off two-inch spheres of ice against roofs.
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The agency claims it fired off a cease and desist letter in October to her lawyer ... but to know avail.
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Chase Bank fired off a tweet last week staging a hypothetical conversation between one of its customers and her bank account.
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As Republicans prepared to make the 10-minute drive from Capitol Hill to the White House, Trump fired off a tweet.
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President Donald Trump fired off a series of tweets on topics spanning the Russia investigation through border security on Thursday night.
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She learned that a few other friends who fired off similar tweets were also talking to other nationally recognized MFOL leaders.
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"Appearing at his first public event since leaving office, the former President fired off a punishing fusillade of grammatically correct statements".
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Rogue high-energy particles fired off by the Sun can damage radio communications and electronics (including voting machines) here on Earth.
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We fired off a few questions to find out more about the score and the first track from it: Jóhann Jóhannsson.
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He allegedly choked his girlfriend then fired off several shots from a handgun inside his garage following an argument last October.
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Depending on how many pointless tweets you've fired off into the ether over the years, that may take a long time.
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Don't worry ... we fired off some Eli Manning questions and Pierce told us the QB is NOT ready for Canton yet.
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The "Panda" rapper was at LAX where our photog, Charlie, fired off a bunch of questions about the way he rolls.
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I fired off an email to customer service, received an apology, a waiving of my styling fee, and I started over.
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Obviously, that pissed off the mall, and according to the suit ... they fired off a notice for Farrah to pay up.
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He fired off this missive on overweight people drinking Diet Coke... I have never seen a thin person drinking Diet Coke.
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DE) fired off a salvo of demands on Friday to cut the price and amend the terms of Sunrise Communication's (SRCG.
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" Never one to let an attack go unanswered, Trump fired off a series of tweets dubbing the senator "Goofy Elizabeth Warren.
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U.S. President Trump backed out of a joint G7 communique and fired off a volley of angry tweets after the summit.
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Activists for immigrants and refugees found that suggestion so appalling that they fired off a letter on Friday to President Obama.
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Clinton fired off her own series of early morning tweets in response, highlighting national service instead of attacks on the billionaire.
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TMZ broke the story ... Jim fired off a cease and desist letter to the ladies, but he says they did neither.
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Tisha and Duane are still locked in a bitter divorce, with claims of bad parenting being fired off by both sides.
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Last week, the morning before Trump signed the executive order, he fired off an angry email to a group of friends.
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When one estimate of his tax bill came out too high, Mr. Manafort fired off a furious email to Mr. Gates.
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Mr. Trump fired off a string of tweets, including a call for Attorney General Jeff Sessions to end Mr. Mueller's investigation.
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The Americans announced it soon after North Korea fired off two short-range missiles, its second such launch in five days.
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The enormity of the moment understandably got to Thomas, and he fired off a tweet from the locker room implying retirement.
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He circled a room of voters, wound his way past the margarita machine and then fired off his vision for Colorado.
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And in May, Valfré fired off a cease-and-desist letter when it believed its rainbow iPhone cases were being replicated.
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We're told Frank's legal team fired off a cease and desist to Travis' team to remove him from "Carousel" ... OR ELSE!
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Inviting more stopgap spending, the White House has fired off an official warning against congressional efforts to blow through budget limits.
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He has fired off letters, often on behalf of both Trump and the campaign, threatening to sue media organizations, including CNN.
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Trump fired off tweets Monday suggesting that former President Barack Obama should be investigated for getting a production deal with Netflix.
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The most irresponsible tweet Trump fired off in response to Saturday night's attack was his blast at London Mayor Sadiq Khan.
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As the ridicule against the tree piled up on social media, a Trafalgar Square Tree account on Twitter fired off ripostes.
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As the group progressed toward the U.S., Trump fired off multiple tweets portraying the caravan as a threat to border security.
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President Trump fired off a tweet congratulating the Philadelphia Eagles on beating his former friend Tom Brady's squad in the Super Bowl.
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Tweeting from his verified account, Kerelis fired off more than 50 tweets with the hashtag #Syria over the course of the evening.
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Cruz then fired off his next question: Why was Palmer Luckey — who secretly funded a pro-Trump campaign group — fired from Facebook?
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" John Weaver, a senior adviser to Kasich, fired off a tweet shortly after Cruz made the remarks, saying, "I can't stand liars.
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Just as he has before, Trump fired off several tweets proclaiming there was "no collusion, no obstruction" between his campaign and Russia.
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After all, I've fired off dramatic messages of my own before, only to vanish for a hours as obligations sucked me away.
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This week, he's fired off a pair of tweets discouraging the Fed from raising interest rates on Wednesday, as is widely expected.
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"North Korea fired off some small weapons, which disturbed some of my people, and others, but not me," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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As we first reported ... Hicks fired off a legal letter to Soulja's team back in April demanding repayment or face a lawsuit.
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Holzapfel was appalled and fired off an email to her colleagues: "Is this in the best interest of the patient?" she wrote.
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Meury fired off a letter with his concerns to Dante Labs and received a response within a few days acknowledging the mistake.
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The Dow jumped 0.043 points to 20.04,22017, even after a brief afternoon sell-off when North Korea fired off a ballistic missile.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he fired off his take on callers' favorite stocks: Wyndham Worldwide: "Look, [CEO] Steve Holmes is still there.
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In 23 minutes, the president fired off or retweeted 23 tweets, several of which mentioned Henry should have been working at CNN.
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The senator described the White House as "an adult day care center" after Trump fired off a series of tweets criticizing Corker.
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He spent time both Saturday and Sunday at his golf club in Sterling, Virginia and fired off a series of angry tweets.
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Gary lifted the rifle to his shoulder and fired off a volley of shots into the field where his wife was cowering.
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Mike says he fired off a stern message to Ronnie ... urging him to "wake the f**k up" before softening his tone.
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Trump has reportedly lashed out at Sessions in recent meetings, and on Monday fired off multiple tweets critical of the Justice Department.
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Republican Senate offices fired off approving statements about Linda McMahon's confirmation to lead the Small Business Administration, dwelling little on Mr. Flynn.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he fired off his take on some callers' favorite stocks: Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd: "I like Royal Caribbean.
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" He fired off posts on Twitter insisting that Donald Trump Jr. was "innocent" and suggested that he may have been "the victim.
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Trump's lawyers have fired off a cease and desist letter, demanding the halt of any further publication or dissemination of the book.
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In recent months his rocketmen have fired off missiles in one test after another, often with the young, overfed dictator gleefully looking on.
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Standing just a foot from Ruiz, police said Perez pointed a powerful handgun at his chest and fired off one round — killing him.
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And though he's been restrained on social media, Trump has still fired off contradictory tweets on protests against him and the Electoral College.
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Members of the committee fired off questions about the start of the Russia investigation and questions on the Clinton email investigation, sources said.
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While Gorsuch met with Gardner Wednesday, a senator from his home state of Colorado, reporters fired off a few questions about his prospects.
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Then, quick as a flash, you've fired off the message into the great abyss of hopeful messages with your heart in your mouth.
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Florida's space coast roared to life on Tuesday as SpaceX fired off its long-in-development Falcon Heavy rocket from Kennedy Space Center.
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All of this she fired off to her half a million followers on Twitter, many eager to retweet her (including the president's son).
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Over the weekend he fired off several tweets blasting Robart's decision, in one referring to the Bush appointee as a "so called" judge.
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The first was fired off by the Department of Justice only hours after the bill received its final signature from Governor Jerry Brown.
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They found 150,000 Russian-language accounts, which fired off at least 45,000 tweets on the day of the referendum and the day after.
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Her attorney, Laura Wasser, fired off a very firm response saying Brad's team is ignoring what therapists feel is best for the kids.
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We got Kim Wednesday leaving her DASH store and fired off a bunch of questions to see if she'd finally bite for once.
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Boosie Badazz's concert ended before it began Saturday night after someone fired off shots ... and he's pissed off for himself and his fans.
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Panetta also fired off at Trump for a long list of what he described as inflammatory foreign policy moves on the campaign trail.
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He fired off 212 rounds, mostly from an assault rifle, hitting a police helicopter and a nearby gas station, which burst into flames.
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They fired off outraged emails after Mr. Peterson joined Representative Jeff Van Drew of New Jersey in voting against endorsing the impeachment inquiry.
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Elshieky fired off another tweet with a photo of the agents he alleges made the demands as they got back into their vehicle.
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A US Air Force A-10C Thunderbolt II accidentally fired off a rocket outside of the designated firing range in Arizona on Thursday.
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DiGiorno followed up with this sick burn: Back to present day, here's the first tweet DiGiorno fired off Thursday morning: This is ruthless.
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Kanye West apologizes to Drake But on Thursday the outspoken rapper fired off dozens of tweets, apparently sparked by a request from Drake.
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Price then fired off a letter co-signed by 7 House Republicans demanding that the Obama administration cancel the CMMI drug payment experiment.
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When Jimmy complained he was not receiving the right medications for his back pain, Renea fired off an angry letter to the prison.
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Before being introduced, Oliver has already fired off soundbites for Andrew Marr and posed for a complicated looking shoot with a Hungarian photographer.
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And it apparently touched a nerve: The president fired off a series of angry tweets in the afternoon, accusing newspapers of being unpatriotic.
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On Wednesday, an advisor to Iranian president Hassan Rouhani fired off a tweet at Pompeo castigating him for provoking Iran with military deployments.
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Instead, I fired off an email to my Army Reserve staff, the men and women that I'm in charge of leading and teaching.
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And Trump is clearly taking notice: he fired off a tweet that specifically praised House Republicans, making no mention of the Senate GOP.
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So she casually fired off the picture message to the entire group, guessing at least a few of her players might be interested.
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" They fired off a letter to FBI Director Christopher Wray, concerned that the Report "conflates black political activists with dangerous domestic terrorist organizations.
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Gasser's attorneys filed motions that McKnight was the aggressor, and their client was acting in self defense when he fired off 3 shots.
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You'll recall Farrah trash talked Damon and the entire event before he fired off a cease and desist letter to shut her trap.
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That August, the company's lawyer, Ury Fischer, fired off a stern warning to Fresh Directions that the fruit's DNA matched that of the Carla's.
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But though Republican hard-liners would not listen to their own speaker, they fell in line as soon as Trump fired off two tweets.
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We've learned PETA fired off a stern letter Monday to Big Boi, even addressing him by his real name -- Antwan -- like a disappointed parent.
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CREW and Public Citizen, another nonpartisan group, fired off letters to the Office of Government Ethics and the White House counsel demanding an investigation.
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He was a shadow of the witty, vibrant politician who fired off zingers in his debates under intense scrutiny earlier in the 21st century.
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Enthusiastic about Orpheus' return, Shank said he fired off an email to his ocean exploration colleague, the filmmaker and deep sea explorer James Cameron.
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According to the suit, the Shack has refused to change a damn thing ... even after the Grill fired off a threatening letter in February.
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She eventually got back together with G, but not before MGK fired off a diss track at her man ... and received one in return.
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Earlier this month, it fired off four ballistic missiles into the Sea of Japan, reportedly reaching within 200 kilometers (120 miles) of Japan's shoreline.
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The brash billionaire and GOP front-runner fired off several attacks against Jeb Bush, Hillary Clinton and his latest foe: former President Bill Clinton.
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In April, the FDA fired off warning letters to the sellers of more than 65 illegal cancer treatments, including whole apricots and vitamin B17.
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The 31-year-old free agent fired off 41 pitches, hitting 92 miles per hour during an exhibition designed to showcase his newfound health.
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This isn't the first time Freedom United lashed out ... they fired off a cease-and-desist letter demanding that PUMA and Rihanna back off.
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She's fired off cease and desist letters to a ton of companies and individuals warning them to take down the stories, or she'll sue.
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The City of Chicago fired off a letter to Jussie's people earlier this month ... but his camp told the City to go pound sand.
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High-capacity magazines are capable of holding up to 100 rounds of ammunition, allowing for dozens of shots to be fired off before reloading.
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A few days ago, Ariana Grande fired off a saucy tweet on how her fiancé, Pete Davidson, was packing some serious hot dog meat.
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He fired off a nonsensical screed eviscerating LeBron, calling his decision a "shocking act of disloyalty" and "a cowardly betrayal," among other bad things.
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For months, President Donald Trump has fired off tweet missives accusing House Democrats of "getting nothing done in Congress," and being consumed with impeachment.
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Nick Gordon's girlfriend -- the one he was arrested for beating -- has fired off a letter to the judge saying it was all her fault.
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"North Korea fired off some small weapons, which disturbed some of my people, and others, but not me," he wrote on Twitter on Sunday.
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By Sunday morning, with news shows consumed by Mr. Flynn's case, the president grew angry and fired off a series of tweets excoriating Mrs.
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At that point, Arnold's attorney -- legal pit bull Marty Singer -- fired off a cease and desist letter to the robot company demanding it stop.
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Most recently, the campaign fired off letters to Facebook, Twitter and Google, demanding that they take down Trump ads referencing the Hunter Biden contracts.
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Other critics said it was still not clear whether Cipollone knew about Justice's position before he fired off his combative message to the Hill.
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Donald Trump Jr. has found himself in exceptionally hot water after an email response he fired off over a year ago became public today.
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Mr. Ito saw the comments as so damaging to his conciliatory efforts that he fired off a message to Mr. Negroponte just after midnight.
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And it's where Trump has fired off some of his most controversial tweets, like his baseless claim that President Barack Obama wiretapped Trump Tower.
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" Brzezinski's response came shortly after the president fired off several tweets lambasting the media, including one in which he called NBC News "the worst.
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The actress's lawyer fired off a threatening letter to Celeb Jihad, demanding they immediately take down the images that were meant to be private.
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Hicks says, in a letter fired off to Soulja's camp, the money was wired back in January ... but the rapper was a no-show.
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In our presence, Lokujo sentenced one of his men to 100 lashes because the soldier had drunkenly fired off his gun, squandering 13 bullets.
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So check out her reaction when a photog fired off a few questions about the pics TMZ first posted of The Weeknd and Selena.
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Bystanders in the area of a Los Angeles Trader Joe&aposs that is surrounded by police and emergency vehicles say someone fired off gunshots outside.
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Roseanne Barr says she's done with social media ... just hours after she fired off a racially charged tweet at a former adviser to President Obama.
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Kelly's lawyer, Brian Nix, fired off a legal letter -- obtained by TMZ -- warning the network that its "Surviving R. Kelly" documentary is packed with lies.
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In August 2014, he fired off a caustic open letter to an academic publication that inveighed against what he saw as its pro-Israel tilt.
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Android Police's David Ruddock fired off a bunch of tweets on Thursday claiming that Google will likely announce the operating system's official name on Aug.
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Donald Trump fired off another tweet storm on Monday night, attacking a CNN reporter who said the U.S. president-elect "falsely" claimed extensive voter fraud.
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Asia Argento's attorney fired off a stern warning to Jimmy Bennett -- be very careful with what you say about me ... or you're gonna regret it.
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His softer touch was so notable that his campaign later fired off a fundraising email in his name boasting that he stuck to the script.
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This ain't the first suit Pitino's team has fired off ... last month they sued Adidas for terminating their multi-million dollar deal with the coach.
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TMZ has obtained the cease and desist letters Fetty's legal hounds fired off to Alexis and a bunch of media outlets allegedly posting the video.
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The Goldman Sachs CEO, who has been a member of Twitter since June 2011, fired off his first tweet Thursday in response to Trump's decision.
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"Daily Show" correspondent Hasan Minhaj fired off a series of jokes at the expense of President Trump and news organizations in the room Saturday night.
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The caravan has fired off a shot of its own against President Trump: a lawsuit alleging violations of the Fifth Amendment and the Flores Settlement.
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It fired off a letter on behalf of 4,000 pastors, though there were no specific signatories aside from Michael Farris, the leader of the group.
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Instead of appearing upset or angry, she fired off a tweet that winked at the president's preoccupation with the idea that he has small hands.
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It fired off really good, and we did pretty good on the short run all day and got really tight as the run went long.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren, the Massachusetts Democrat who blasted Mr. Stumpf when he appeared before the Senate last month, fired off a scathing statement on Wednesday.
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Jeff Bezos was a man of no words Thursday night ... as a throng of paparazzi fired off what seemed like 100 questions in 10 seconds.
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So, Frankel fired off a cease and desist letter to eBay demanding they pay up for using her name and likeness or yank the ad.
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Britney is in a conference room right now, answering questions fired off by the lawyer for her former friend and self-proclaimed manager Sam Lutfi.
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If many of the sentiments are easily fired-off one-liners, the unrelenting accumulation of them simultaneously knocks you off balance and sucks you in.
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In recent weeks, American security researchers at the security firms McAfee and FireEye fired off warnings about an escalating nation-state attack on Olympic organizations.
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During the 2016 election, he frequently fired off tweets within hours of an extremist attack, often saying it vindicated his own view of terror threats.
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Trump fired off a series of Tweets using the attack to advocate for his executive order barring travel into the U.S. from Muslim-majority countries.
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He fired off several sharp rebukes to the former vice president, perhaps testing lines ahead of Friday's debate featuring seven candidates in Manchester, New Hampshire.
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They've been trying to smooth things over since Morey fired off the Tweet ... with everyone from James Harden to league execs apologizing for the message.
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Sculptor Arturo Di Modica is really pissed about the location of "Fearless Girl" and fired off a pretty threatening letter to Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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On Tuesday, one of those big men fired off a YouTube clip of his own in response — in which he challenged Navalny to a duel.
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Plus, the villain's lair near Snobby Shores, which housed a missile, now seems to be missile-less, meaning the rocket was fired off at some point?
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Patty Murray, a Washington Democrat, fired off an ironic tweet making that point, calling the female-free meeting a gathering of the GOP's women's health caucus.
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The country's public broadcaster, NHK, fired off an alert Tuesday warning a North Korean missile was incoming, but it turned out to be a false alarm.
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The Kardashian girls aren't gonna get blasted by some beauty company sitting down ... they've just fired off a lawsuit saying the outfit has screwed them over.
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Already this week, the candidates and their allies have fired off a dozen new commercials, a third of them negative, in Iowa and New Hampshire markets.
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NBC has now fired off its answer, saying when someone does something as incendiary as Gallagher did, they assume the risk someone will come after them.
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Emails Sparks fired off to Benjamin during his tenure, as obtained by The Daily Beast, show the author defending his decision as one that isn't discriminatory.
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When Cruz tried to defend his friends and relatives, Mena allegedly pulled out a handgun and fired off several shots, killing Cruz and wounding a bystander.
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Off a Kinkaid rebound, Foligno gathered the puck, spun and fired off his backhand across the slot to Dubinsky, who buried it into an empty net.
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We've learned Dre's legal team fired off a cease and desist letter ... demanding that Sony back off, if it doesn't want to end up in court.
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Our Vegas sources say 1 OAK fired off emails to its Internet advertisers asking them to remove promotional ads with Jones' face ... once he got disqualified.
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Attorneys for Fyre have fired off a cease and desist letter to at least one of the people who flew to the Bahamas for the festival.
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Crockett fired off a shaky explanation related to Muslims and the Bible -- but, when Jake dropped some legal knowledge on him ... there was super awkward silence.
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Christie fired off a series of tweets Friday afternoon saying he was putting being governor first but promising to return to New Hampshire to campaign soon.
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President Donald Trump fired off a flurry of tweets as a press conference featuring four freshman House Democrats was underway at Capitol Hill on Monday afternoon.
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President Donald Trump fired off a flurry of tweets as a press conference for four freshman House Democrats was underway at Capitol Hill on Monday afternoon.
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She fired off a series of tweets on Friday ripping into the Saudi government's statement that claimed Khashoggi died following a physical altercation inside the consulate.
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The president fired off a pair of tweets vowing to tax any country that doesn't agree to "make or build" its products in the United States.
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On Tuesday, Democratic lawmakers fired off a blizzard of statements condemning Trump's actions and impugning his motives — several of them alluding to the Watergate era. Sens.
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Trump has fired off a string of tweets in recent weeks touting progress, and supporters at a recent political rally chanted "Nobel, Nobel" at the President.
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A year ago, Trump fired off a few days of critical tweets directed at someone who is supposed to be one of his closest Republican allies.
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Trump fired off several tweets, claiming that "over one million people have been precluded from voting" and that party rules were designed to hurt his campaign.
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So when I lept into the air, firing my jetpack, the seat rumbled, and when I fired off a rocket, I felt it in the mouse.
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On Wednesday nights, he fired off about 60 balls of slow-fermented dough and hauled a mobile oven into the parking lot for pizza happy hours.
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But this week, tweets that she fired off in December were plucked from internet history and used to make a point about Kim Kardashian's naked selfies.
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Senate panels fired off a series of approvals for Trump's Cabinet nominees on Tuesday following intense criticism from the GOP for holding up the confirmation process.
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The chain gave away free Baconator burgers on DoorDash and free Baconator fries on the Wendy's app, and, of course, fired off a few salty tweets.
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Davis fired off a public warning shot at Trump yesterday … an interesting development as the federal investigation into Cohen's private business dealings unfold in New York.
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Republican senators from those states fired off a joint statement during the speech, saying using executive action to shut down the facility would harm national security.
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As GOP leaders were huddled in Camp David for strategy sessions, Trump fired off a furious round of tweets attacking detractors for questioning his mental capacity.
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The Federal Reserve, seeking to counter damage caused by the US-China trade war, fired off three of its remaining nine interest rate cuts in 21.
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Reports indicate that the projectiles were fired off North Korea's west coast and then flew across the country before landing in waters off the east coast.
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The Stones fired off a cease and desist letter to the campaign requesting they "cease all use immediately" ... according to a statement from the band's rep.
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An overzealous officer fired off a shot at Guo's wife — at which point Guo's younger brother jumped in front of the bullet, suffering a fatal wound.
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For the last two years, the right-wing pundit John Cardillo has fired off tweets referencing an impending "Civil War 2.0" supposedly declared by the left.
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Youths armed with homemade mortars and slings fired off projectiles from behind brick barricades in the southern city of Masaya, video footage taken by Reuters showed.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday dialed up an old pal — disgraced former Fox host Bill O'Reilly — and fired off some scrambled thoughts to O'Reilly's sympathetic ear.
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Trump didn't mention impeachment in Delaware, but before he left he fired off more than a dozen tweets, most of them blasting Democrats for their investigation.
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But previewing the likely months-long fight that will loom over any legislation, the president on Tuesday fired off a string of tweets targeting House Democrats.
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On [day of the week], President-elect Donald J. Trump fired off an incendiary tweet about [a CNN reporter/his magnificent collection of snakeskin belts/chemtrails].
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I fired off a canned line about putting in applications everywhere from Walmart to grocery stores, and he laughed because none of them would hire him.
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Britney's lawyer fired off a threatening letter to Adam Kluger, claiming he went behind Britney's back and negotiated with Bumble to fund her new music video.
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When they arrived, a staffer ushered into them conference room brimming with about 30 Apple employees, who fired off question after question about their blood pressure technology.
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And in response, the US military has done was it always does after a North Korean test: It fired off its own missile test and released video.
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As you might know ... Tisha and Duane are in the middle of a bitter divorce, and claims of bad parenting have been fired off by both sides.
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The President fired off another blast of furious tweets at the Democratic investigators and the witnesses cooperating with the probe as part of his wider misinformation campaign.
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He fired off three more tweets early Monday morning doubling down on this earlier statements—once again calling the move a "Travel Ban" with four additional tweets.
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This past week, two members fired off letters to commission staff complaining about a lack of information about the panel's agenda and demanding answers about its activities.
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TMZ has obtained a letter Lando Entertainment fired off to a bunch of neighbors around the San Fernando Valley home that was used for 'Brady' exterior shots.
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Clinton's campaign on Tuesday morning fired off a statement tweaking Trump over his accounting of the donations amid a multi-pronged push to counter Trump's news conference.
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The answer came when Norton motioned to the mini TV sitting beside him, which fired off a series of paparazzi photos of Rih's sticky fingers in action.
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Using a salesperson's contact list and other archived information, it will essentially create thank-you notes that can be fired off with the click off a tab.
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At this point the Mooch apparently got fed up and fired off a final missive in which he basically calls Priebus a cuckold, or maybe a conniver?
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Mark Pocan, fired off a tweet comparing moderates to child abusers, and Ocasio-Cortez's chief of staff posted a now-deleted tweet comparing moderate Democrats to segregationists.
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School officials fired off 2 letters to Gerald claiming he was using foul language in front of players and had unsafely forced an injured player to practice.
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Fetty Wap's crew fired off the only bullets that landed in the shootout after he was robbed -- including a possible self-inflicted gunshot wound ... TMZ has learned.
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Wheeler fired off a tweet criticizing Pai's decision to drop the proposal on Tuesday morning before the meeting, saying that the decision would not help consumer interests.
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We talked to the Three 6 Mafia co-founder after he fired off a series of tweets directing his frustration at rappers for being straight-up lazy.
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Al Franken intends to get to the bottom of, and on Wednesday, he fired off a letter to the tech giant to get the investigative ball rolling.
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Trump fired off his tweet citing an ad from a super-PAC that showed an image of his own wife, Melania, posing nude during a magazine photoshoot.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump fired off a series of tweets on Sunday lashing out at the special counsel investigation led by former FBI Director Robert Mueller.
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The veteran Karlovic, who stands 6 feet 11 inches, has fired off at least one at 156 miles per hour, and no one has recorded more aces.
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Trump fired off four tweets over a 2628-minute stretch early Monday evening specifying the budget updates, several of which had been announced previously without dollar amounts.
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On Sunday morning, police say an officer was injured in the leg after a protester fired off a bow and arrow near The Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
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President Donald Trump fired off a series of tweets Monday morning to defend against criticism that he's being too soft on China when it comes to trade.
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We're told Chyna's legal team has fired off more than 20 cease and desist letters to the porn sites that are hawking the video using Chyna's name.
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The tweet, while fired off as a response to a story by The Economist, appears to offer another small data point as to when it might happen.
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India fired off an Agni-5 three-stage missile from a mobile launcher on an island in the Bay of Bengal, the government said in a statement.
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Kelley, who was armed with an assault rifle and 15 loaded magazines, fired off 450 rounds during his rampage at the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs.
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For the next few days, we fired off introductions to new doctors and assisted even though these tasks were not at all related to our company's product.
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Greg Abbott fired a pistol at a gun range, and then turned to his 20-year-old daughter, who fired off some rounds with the same gun.
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CeeLo was on "TMZ Live" Monday, explaining a since-deleted tweet he fired off after Big Boi and Travis Scott performed in the Super Bowl Halftime show.
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The Crab says it's fired off multiple written warnings to The Shrimp, but they've seen no sea change ... and quite frankly, they're pretty salty about it now.
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Either way, Blackson wasn't impressed with Mamba's dance moves ... and fired off a few zingers outside Argyle in L.A. Again, we know ... there's some offensive language here.
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On Wednesday morning, the president fired off a series of tweets attacking Bolton and his book, which is scheduled to be published in March by Simon & Schuster.
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" Minutes after Conaway spoke with reporters after the vote, Trump fired off a tweet that appeared to look toward conference: "Farm Bill just passed in the House.
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Before he went to bed, Mr. Jatar fired off a series of Twitter messages, some alluding to witness testimony he would soon broadcast on his 9 a.m.
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Even before he took office, Mr. Trump fired off a post on Twitter questioning cost estimates for new Air Force One jets to be built by Boeing.
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Jim Jordan, an influential member of the House Freedom Caucus, fired off a series of tweets about the bias and suggested another unknown saboteur still lurks about.
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Photogs fired off a series of questions about Kevin getting extorted -- as TMZ first reported someone demanded 8 figures to keep a sexually explicit video under wraps.
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Alvin claims he fired off a letter to NBC telling them the show J Lo's producing is his original pitch from years ago he made to Debbie.
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Bedford, New Hampshire (CNN)A week after endorsing Hillary Clinton, Elizabeth Warren on Saturday fired off a two-pronged attack against Donald Trump and former rival Scott Brown.
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Chapman was suspended 30 days after it was alleged he choked his girlfriend and fired off eight gunshots in his garage as she hid in the bushes outside.
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Early Saturday morning, President Trump fired off a series of tweets accusing, without evidence, former President Barack Obama of wiretapping Trump Tower in the month before the election.
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When he got home from his trip to Japan, the President fired off a highly misleading tweet apparently designed to draw his opponent further down a rabbit hole.
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On Twitter earlier this month, McGowan, 44, accused the movie mogul of rape and fired off a series of angry tweets at people she thinks covered for Weinstein.
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Especially when you consider that earlier this week, Trump fired off five tweets in a 24-hour period attacking "Sleepy Joe" Biden as a weak and ineffective candidate.
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An endless array of coffee covfefe mugs, T-shirts, baby outfits, hats, and other ephemera have materialized online in the hours since Trump fired off the enigmatic tweet.
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On Wednesday morning President Trump fired off a bombshell of a tweet, leaving the world in suspense for a few painful moments as he prepped for an announcement.
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With some sadness but no doubts, I fired off an open letter of resignation to dozens of recipients including People magazine staffers and a handful of top editors.
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President Donald Trump was mocked on social media on Tuesday after he fired off a tweet taking credit for the lack of commercial airline crash deaths in 22018.
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Over the following days, he fired off similar complaints about an alleged "scam," and attempted to link the e-commerce giant to the Jeff Bezos-owned Washington Post.
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" Midler's beef with Trump stretches back long before he was president; in 2012, Trump fired off a series of tweets insulting Midler's talent and looks, calling her "disgusting.
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The 'Breakfast Club' host had fired off a legal letter to RS demanding an apology and retraction after they picked up his July interview with comedian, Lil Duval.
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Board battle gets ugly Occidental fired off its own sharply worded letter on Monday urging shareholders to reject Icahn's effort to replace four directors, including Chairman Eugene Batchelder.
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At Monday night's heated debate, Clinton ripped Trump's past comments about her stamina and fired off a litany of things she did while serving as secretary of State.
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Seth Rogen proved this theory applies to celebrities on Wednesday, when he expressed his exasperation over a steamy tweet his mom Sandy fired off earlier in the day.
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He fired off a series of escalating tweets — which have since been deleted — calling out Khalifa for everything from copycatting Kid Cudi to getting together with Amber Rose.
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The ailing Mr. Redstone fired off a terse missive on Wednesday, expressing wariness about Mr. Dauman, his handpicked steward of the company, but also those who support him.
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Trump has fired off a number of tweets in recent days decrying the Russia probe and suggesting wrongdoing by the FBI, the Justice Department and special counsel investigators.
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Nadler has fired off a wave of new subpoenas compelling former administration and Trump campaign officials to testify shortly after the House returns to Capitol Hill in September.
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Finally yesterday he poked his head out of his side door and told me, "I have no comment, have a great day," as I fired off questions repeatedly.
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But her ex wasn't happy and fired off threats: Either she would take him back, or he would put nude photos of her up for auction on eBay.
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The helicopter cabin would remain pitch black for the rest of the flight, except for a flare our Chinook fired off as we circled through mountains near Kabul.
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"I can only surmise that he's a busy man with lots of priorities," Hensarling said hours before Trump fired off a number of tweets while posing with children.
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Promoter Albere Correa fired off a letter to Stevie, and 3 guys he believes have close ties to Stevie ... demanding they fork over $20k for allegedly scamming him.
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As Mr. Xi bathed in the adoring news coverage of his pronouncements, Mr. Ren fired off a few gruff comments to his nearly 38 million followers on Sina.
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Last year, Trump fired off 59 cruise missiles at a single military base suspected of being a chemical weapons load point for Assad's aircraft, with little overall effect.
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Bryan was planning a trip to Los Angeles from his native England when he fired off two tweets that apparently piqued the attention of United States Homeland Security.
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Democratic lawmakers fired off statements condemning the president's actions and impugning his motives, with some alluding to the Watergate era and the scandal surrounding former President Richard Nixon.
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"The commonwealth attorney seems to be reserving felonies for situations when people got hurt, and when Corey Long fired off the spray can, nobody got hurt," he said.
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We're told Weezy's lawyers and Universal Music both fired off cease and desist letters after Shkreli leaked more tunes earlier this month from the stupidly long-awaited album.
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The U.S. government said the customs officers had fired off the canisters after a group of migrants had attempted to cross the border violently, throwing projectiles at them.
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Last Saturday, for example, Trump fired off tweets about tax reform, Rosa Parks, Melania Trump's White House decorations, Hillary Clinton's emails, and ABC News reporter Brian Ross's suspension.
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But before production began, the nine test models were fired off on rockets over Lake Ontario from a military artillery range near the marina to gauge their flightworthiness.
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On Sunday, President Trump fired off a Twitter broadside against one of those undecided senators, Jeff Flake, Republican of Arizona, who is not seeking re-election next year.
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As his heels jabbed at my ribs ("I'm just stretching"), I directed my phone's glow away from his face and fired off a deranged missive via online form.
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In October, the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer fired off a tweet about clogging a friend's toilet using an image of the widely memed Cleveland Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield.
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Behind him, separated only by a black curtain, was a group of rebel snipers who occasionally fired off a shot; in front, Syrian military personnel patrolled the terrain.
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At times, he's fired off tweets that have seemed to conflict with one another or cut against messages from the White House or his allies on Capitol Hill.
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He fired off a series of Twitter posts in defense of Donald Trump Jr., and renewed his attacks on the news media and his defeated opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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As a result, a coalition of national and international conservation groups fired off a letter to Nigeria's president, Muhammadu Buhari, calling for an immediate halt to the project.
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We got Mike at LAX and fired off a battery of questions to which we were dying to get answers: Could you pull a Sully on a plane?
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Trump fired off a pair of tweets attacking Post reporter Dave Weigel over a "phony photo" of an empty arena ahead of his Friday rally in Pensacola, Florida.
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Chapo's lawyers fired off a letter to the judge outlining "draconian conditions" in Manhattan's Metropolitan Correctional Center ... including the fact the kingpin hasn't seen a Spanish-speaking priest.
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Then-House oversight committee chairman Henry Waxman fired off a letter to the FDA a week after the recall, in part asking about the company's reporting of adverse events.
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The 226+ tweets he's fired off since April 22018 has us asking many questions, but here's one that seems pretty important: does Kanye West even know how to retweet?
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Qualcomm fired off another lawsuit against Apple on Friday, this one in China, as it looks to continue an ongoing battle with the iPhone manufacturer over its mobile technology.
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After Mr Trudeau said, at a post-summit press conference, that Canada would not be pushed around, he fired off a barrage of tweets calling him "very dishonest & weak".
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Once you've fired off the very first thing that popped into your head, sit back and watch your Twitter mentions devolve into a beautiful, festering pile of fresh hell.
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Trump fired off a statement before taking the stage, saying he "is not ready to support Speaker Ryan's agenda" but made no mention of the strife during his rally.
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President Trump today fired off a series of tweets about his July 7 meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin — their first face-to-face meeting since Trump took office.
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Musk fired off a tweet about production goals that some say could have misled investors, and Tesla's general counsel is departing after just two months on the job. Yowza.
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President Trump fired off a pair of late-night tweets while you were sleeping: The inspiration: Hillary Clinton's re-emergence yesterday, saying Comey and WikiLeaks badly damaged her campaign.
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In an interview with The New York Times's Maureen Dowd, Trump fired off in a lightning round questionnaire about people at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia last week.
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A full hour before the sun rose in Washington, DC, Tuesday, President Donald Trump fired off a pair of tweets claiming that Google had "rigged" search results against conservatives.
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As we reported, Kanye had fired off a letter to Tidal stating his contract with them was over because Tidal didn't live up to his end of the bargain.
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Kamala Harris fired off what sounded like a simple question: How much did Facebook, Google and Twitter make from legitimate advertisements that ran on, before or near Russian disinformation?
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.) fired off the latest shot in an ongoing war of words with Sen.
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He fired off a series of escalating tweets — which have since been deleted — calling out Wiz Khalifa for everything from copycatting Kid Cudi to getting together with Amber Rose.
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Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman John Podesta fired off a tweet referencing Nixon's "Saturday Night Massacre," in which he dismissed Archibald Cox, the independent special prosecutor investigating the Watergate scandal.
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Nordstrom's stock went up by more than 85033 percent Wednesday after President Trump fired off a tweet criticizing it for discontinuing Ivanka Trump's brands of clothing and other merchandise.
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But in mid-October, just weeks before the report saw the light of day, the Free File industry group fired off an "urgent" request to meet with IRS officials.
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In April 2019, it fired off a particularly potent tweet: A 1926 photo of an exceedingly large ram it dubbed an "absolute unit" — a reference to the popular meme.
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During the trading session, US stocks plunged on separate trade-related tweets Trump fired off, urging US companies to "start looking for an alternative" to doing business with China.
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Trump also fired off a weekend tweet accusing the FBI of breaking in to the office of Michael Cohen, his ex-lawyer who is headed to prison next year.
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On Wednesday, Trump fired off another tweet aimed at women — this time, pushing back against the idea that he is exacerbating the GOP's problem with college-educated female voters.
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Trump fired off a new tweet storm on Wednesday rebuking LaVar Ball, the father of a college basketball player he helped free from China after an alleged shoplifting episode.
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Carson's last-minute press conference came after Trump fired off a series of tweets over the past weekend slamming the city of Baltimore and one of its representatives, Rep.
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Seems Laura was waiting to ambush Taylor on social media ... the FOX News host fired off the snarky Tweet minutes after the network called the election in Blackburn's favor.
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The ball fired off of his fingertips at the end of a full extension, and slapped the back of the rim, folding up the net on its way through.
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In all, Trump fired off 122 tweets ranging from weather updates, commentary on the storm, and attacks on the media between Saturday and Monday, according to The Times' count.
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Instead, Trump fired off a bellicose statement on his own, escalating the threat of war with the North in a way no US president has done in recent memory.
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In an outburst that some might argue was itself 'not cricket', he fired off a verbal volley of obscenities that left the nearest spectators looking, well, a bit traumatised.
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Sources tell us the disgraced studio mogul fired off several emails Tuesday to his people in the media he once worked with, back when he was a Hollywood mogul.
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Shirtless Rick was chillin' at a public pool Tuesday in St. Petersburg, Florida ... when a staffer from C13Originals spotted him and fired off questions ... but the mastermind was impenetrable.
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Since Morey fired off the Tweet, the NBA has done virtually everything to get back in China's good graces ... with team owners, the commish and even James Harden apologizing.
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Last April, he was photographed standing next to a giant test-stand, celebrating after engineers successfully fired off a matched pair of the potent Russian-designed R-27 engines.
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Trump fired off a series of tweets about trade on Wednesday morning that called for China to implement a plan to lower their trade surplus with the United States.
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The President's own words, often fired off via Twitter, may also have served to undermine public confidence in the United States as a reliable, stable ally and global leader.
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Euro woes: The euro is under pressure, and Italian bond yields are rising after European officials fired off a stern warning to the government in Rome about its budget.
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When Japanese e-commerce company Rakuten sought approval to establish its own bank in the U.S., bank trade groups fired off a letter to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
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TMZ broke the story ... Tacopina fired off a letter to the Cosmo just after the incident demanding an apology and entrance to the club, but the hotel didn't respond.
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" Trump on New Year's Day fired off a pair of tweets celebrating cheap gas, predicting that prices would get even lower this year and saying it's "like another Tax Cut!
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" As veterans spending dispute continues WH gets involved - Politico : "Inviting more stopgap spending, the White House has fired off an official warning against congressional efforts to blow through budget limits.
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Though one would think that she'd be used to hearing jokes at the band's expense by now, the pop star fired off a note accusing Zuckerberg of being a bully.
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Sanders, for her part, fired off a tweet Saturday morning that more or less confirmed the story and positioned herself as the better person, as she is wont to do.
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Pattinson played brooding vampire Edward across five movies, and previously told The Howard Stern Show that he almost got fired off of Twilight for taking the whole thing too seriously.
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On Monday night, President Donald Trump fired off another tweet, just one day before he is set to kick off his re-election campaign before his faithful base in Florida.
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Conway and others have pointed to the vicious personal attacks Romney lobbed at Trump throughout the campaign as being different and more severe than many other #NeverTrump Republicans fired off.
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Sasse recently fired off a quartet of tweets praising a devastating critique of the right's current straits: "America Desperately Needs a Healthy Conservatism," by Andrew Sullivan of New York Magazine.
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James, whose then-team, the Cleveland Cavaliers, lost the tournament to the Warriors that year, defended Curry on Twitter and fired off his now-famous "U bum" tweet at Trump.
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The sports bar franchise's official Twitter page fired off several racist and vulgar tweets Friday night, which were up for about 20 minutes before somebody realized and got them deleted.
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Lindsay Lohan's father fired off a series of angry, threatening text messages to her fiance on the heels of the couple's huge argument that had police rushing to their apartment.
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" He sat down at his Lehman Brother's computer for the last time and fired off a final note to his clients: "I'm starting a newsletter… Who wants to sign up?
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Cue fury from Taiwan, whose foreign ministry fired off a letter expressing its disappointment and noting that Tsai Ing-wen, the country's president, is herself a graduate of the LSE.
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The Colombian kingpin's bro, Roberto, fired off a letter to Elon -- or as Roberto calls him, "smart gringo" -- to offer several ways they can put their bad blood behind them.
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Trump acknowledged a seeming triangle between himself, the Enquirer and Scarborough in a tweet he fired off Friday morning, which also references a plot to have the alleged story killed.
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TMZ has obtained demand letters fired off to the 2 rappers on behalf of a budding Australian soccer star, who claims his career has been sidelined because of the beating.
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TMZ has learned the GNR team fired off an email to Photogenics -- an L.A.-based modeling agency -- inviting every female model on their roster to Friday's show at Dodger Stadium.
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Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) — fired off an incendiary tweet about Saikat Chakrabarti, Ocasio-Cortez's chief of staff, accusing him of "singling out out a Native American woman of color," Rep.
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Farrah Abraham is ready to take on anyone who wants a piece of her (and not in the porn sense) -- because she fired off a helluva comeback at Kendall Jenner.
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Some outlets have quickly run with that angle, leaning on a tweet Bharara fired off a few hours after his removal that suggests he was prevented from finishing his job.
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John Oliver has again fired off his quick wit at the new FCC Chairman Ajit Pai and the Trump administration for trying to roll back Obama-era Net Neutrality rules.
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Fallon, who got excoriated by liberals for treating "Tonight Show" guest Donald Trump like a guest late last year, fired off a number of Trump jokes in his brief monologue.
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We persisted with a more personal question about the pieces his wife picked out, and gotta hand it to him -- he fired off the best response possible ... under the circumstances.
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Each time one team scored, the player inbounding the ball grabbed it, pivoted and — almost without looking — fired off a pass to a guard in motion halfway down the court.
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Democratic leaders pulled out of a meeting with Mr. Trump last week after he fired off a Twitter post attacking them and saying he did not foresee reaching a deal.
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North Korea has fired off six missile tests in the last month, most recently on Thursday night ET, launching what a US official described as two short range ballistic missiles.
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The chants came as Mr. Trump fired off a series of Twitter ripostes to the growing anger, saying that the United States had already chosen 52 targets inside of Iran.
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Mr. Trump fired off so many Twitter messages as his fate was being debated on the Senate floor that he set a record for any single day in his presidency.
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China's currency fell to a near 11-month low against the dollar Wednesday, after the Trump administration fired off a new list of tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods.
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Miranda, who is of Puerto Rican descent, defended the mayor of San Juan after Trump fired off a series of tweets attacking her "poor leadership" following devastation from Hurricane Maria.
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But by midnight, he had fired off 105 tweets and retweets, going for the usual suspects — Democratic rivals, the impeachment inquiry and allegations of fake news by the mainstream media.
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The North Carolina Democratic Party fired off email after email about the revelations, and Marc E. Elias, among the leading elections lawyers for Democratic candidates, guided witnesses through cross-examination.
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On Friday, Trump fired off a series of tweets referring to a book deal that Cohen, who testified before the House Oversight Committee on Wednesday, was shopping in the past.
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Tyler's lawyers fired off a letter to Trump Wednesday, telling the Prez to cut the crap .. this after "Livin' on the Edge" was played Tuesday at a West Virginia rally.
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TMZ obtained a letter Lamont Richmond's rep fired off to Bieber's camp, saying Lamont wants a sit-down, and will take responsibility for the fight ... IF Justin does the same.
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She fired off a tweet to Romijn standing up for her daughter's modeling career, which has included work for Sports Illustrated, Maybelline, Tom Ford and GUESS, among others well-known brands.
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This last week brought one of those tweets, and as soon as President Trump fired off a few characters alleging President Obama tapped his phones, that message drove conversation for days.
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Theresa May's joint chief of staff Fiona Hill was reportedly incensed after reading Morgan's comments and fired off a text to Burt saying: "Don't bring that woman to Downing Street again".
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"When we were at the Royal Armouries, the experts there stood 20 feet away from a target with a pistol, and fired off a round of bullets, rapid fire," recalled Jones.
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Eddie and Walter get RiRi's outrage ... having already fired off their own warnings to Trump in 2016 for using "For the Love of Money" -- the old 'Apprentice' theme -- during his campaign.
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Like most sleep-deprived millennials, Bieber just wanted to buy a cup of coffee in peace when a bold cameraman fired off a million and one questions about his future wedding.
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North Korea fired off a few projectiles on Friday night — setting off a chaotic half-day where it seemed the sputtering relationships among Washington, Seoul, and Pyongyang could come crashing down.
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Cristiano Ronaldo limped off the pitch in the first half with a knee injury, but heroic goalkeeping put the game into extra time, where substitute Eder fired off the winning shot.
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Police fired off tear gas into the crowds, inciting a huge rush to one end of the stands—the immense pressure eventually snapped the wall off the front of the structure.
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Back in May, Senators Senators Jeff Merkley (D-OR) and Pat Toomey (R-PA) fired off a letter to Pai demanding he actually do something about the abuse of FCC systems.
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Taking to Twitter early in the morning, Trump fired off claims — without providing evidence — that Obama had wiretapped his phones in Trump Tower in New York to monitor his campaign's communications.
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To make her point that Sessions' meetings were unusual, McCaskill fired off the March tweet making the case that members of that committee rarely -- if ever -- meet with the Russian ambassador.
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Lawyers for the band fired off a cease and desist letter to the Jenner sisters over the gear ... which features a famous pic of Jim Morrison covered by a Kendall selfie.
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Safaree's no-show certainly didn't sit well with network honchos ... who fired off a legal letter warning Safaree if he didn't attend, he could be on the hook for substantial damages.
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The "Pretty Little Liars" star's lawyer, Marty Singer, fired off a threatening letter to Celeb Jihad, which posted 2 racy photos from her phone that were apparently sent to a friend.
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On Thursday, the North's Foreign Ministry fired off fresh criticism, claiming the second batch of F-35s is coming in South Korea in mid-July, something that Seoul officials won't confirm.
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It mates to a new 20153-speed automatic and fired off smooth shifts in our brief drive, but we'll need more wheel time to really form an opinion on this gearbox.
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Wednesday, President Donald Trump fired off a tweet taking aim at the Justice Department and FBI -- this time accusing his top law enforcement agencies of stymieing the Intelligence Committee's Russia probe.
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The hike was so dramatic that the Epilepsy Foundation, the American Epilepsy Society, the American Academy of Neurology and the National Association of Epilepsy Centers fired off a letter demanding answers.
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After the cast respectfully made a speech to Mike Pence when he attended the Broadway show, Trump fired off a bunch of tweets demanding the cast apologize to the VP-elect.
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Similarly, in February of 1777, Washington fired off a bitter missive to Congress complaining about the "evil" of unemployed French soldiers who had washed ashore expecting to steal American officers' jobs.
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Overnight Thursday and into Friday morning, Trump fired off a series of tweets celebrating the passage of a bill in the House of Representatives that includes $5 billion for wall funding.
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At 7:58 pm, Stapleton fired off another message to the list suggesting the moms channel their anger into collective action, like maybe a walkout, a strike, or an open letter.
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White kicked the ball out to Jones, who spotted his young teammate across the court and fired off a long bounce pass that threaded the needle and found Stanley in stride.
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Many were automated Twitter accounts, called bots, that sometimes fired off identical messages seconds apart — and in the exact alphabetical order of their made-up names, according to the FireEye researchers.
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As North Korea fired off a series of missiles in recent months — at least 24 since May — President Trump has repeatedly dismissed their importance as short-range and "very standard" tests.
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" Springsteen repeatedly fired off criticism at Trump before the president took office, calling him a "moron," questioning his competency to lead and saying his campaign is "a tragedy for our democracy.
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Trump next fired off a tweet unleashing new acrimony, sparking fresh accusations about his attitude toward norms and constitutional freedoms and his understanding of what a president is supposed to do.
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In a blitz of Twitter messages from the two presidents, fired off over the past two days, the first full-blown foreign policy standoff of the Trump administration has taken shape.
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We don't know really anything about what happened beyond that, but Donald Trump has already fired off an I-told-you-so tweet: Another horrific attack, this time in Nice, France.
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In the hours leading up to the show, he (or someone with access to his Twitter account) fired off a bunch of unfiltered tweets that made him look unhinged and weird.
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When a RenCap employee mistakenly sent a message to Warnig's official company email address in 2007 about the shareholding, Foresman fired off an angry reply to three senior Renaissance Capital executives.
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Ye fired off on Nick Thursday ... saying NC has no right mentioning Kim's name in interviews, and talking about her body ... even though Nick and Kim dated back in the day.
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Rousseff, whose impeachment trial is set to begin during the Games, fired off a series of tweets on Wednesday morning confirming reports that she would not be attending the opening ceremony.
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Republicans in Congress lined up to defend Morning Joe host Mika Brzezinski yesterday, joining the movement in her support after President Trump fired off a series of nasty, sexist tweets at her.
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The school kid, Benje Choucroun, was reporting for "TIME for Kids" at Wednesday's White House Press briefing -- and fired off a solid question about the very real fears of children across America.
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" Clips from the segment, which aired Sunday, got under the president-elect's skin, and he fired off a series of tweets accusing Lewis of being "all talk, talk, talk" and "no action.
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Trump fired off an angry tweetstorm against China, shortly after he once more criticized Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, who gave a measured speech at the Fed's annual Jackson Hole symposium Friday morning.
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After the White House spent a week talking about the importance of decorum, President Donald Trump over the weekend fired off a tweet alluding to profanity in reference to California Democratic Rep.
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X's lawyer, Murray Richman, fired off a letter to a NY federal judge Monday asking that his client be allowed to travel to Atlanta, Vegas, Philly, and L.A. for some August/Sept.
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His plea apparently got the attention of Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, who on Thursday night fired off a series of tweets -- in English -- defending his government's efforts to save the vaquita.
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With Antonio Brown as hype man, Bell and a few other players fired off some lyrics in a team cypher -- with Le'Veon rapping about everything from money, to girls to his hairdo.
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Deadmau5 believes the ban is unfair -- and fired off a fiery new statement announcing he will no longer work with Twitch ... which is a HUGE deal considering he has 500,000 Twitch followers.
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Kristen's lawyer, Scott Whitehead, fired off a letter challenging the websites that have plastered pics of Kristen and Stella, along with pics of Tiger Woods, Lindsey Vonn, Miley Cyrus, and Katharine McPhee.
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In response, he picked up his phone and — using his preferred method of communication with the public — fired off a pair of tweets: Great coordination between agencies at all levels of government.
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Instead of forging his economic message into a legislative agenda, Trump has fired off comments on a scattershot of subjects that at times have contradicted his own policy goals and confused investors.
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Cotton fired off a letter to the editor, copying several conservative Web sites, and then left on a patrol, where he was cut off from all electronic contact with the United States.
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JPMorgan's quant strategists fired off a warning this week that growth and momentum names could be hit by a continued rotation on passage of tax reform or even just speculation about it.
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Trump fired off a trio of tweets in which he shifted blame for the uproar over the chants onto the media one day after he sought to distance himself from the refrain.
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What followed was pure malice as Davis refused to let Nunez catch his breath and fired off uppercuts, overhands, and straights until the referee Harvey Dock waved the bout off for good.
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Andrew Yang's campaign fired off a tweet criticizing the Democratic National Committee for stating that he could only use one national NBC poll to qualify for the third Democratic debate in September.
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The tweet was fired off as a response to a story by The Economist that said the company may have to raise additional capital at some point, according to banking firm Jeffries.
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After excerpts exposed some distressing claims from insiders, the President's lawyers fired off cease and desist letters to ex-aide Steve Bannon, who is widely quoted, and to author Michael Wolff's publisher.
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Facing rejection, he fired off angry emails to Deutsche executives from his Blackberry, according to Mark Groombridge, who was Mr. Bolton's senior adviser at the U.N. Mr. Groombridge warned him to stop.
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UMG's legal team fired off a cease and desist letter to Rick -- obtained by TMZ -- claiming Dunsford violated an earlier settlement agreement in which UMG paid him $15k to return the recordings.
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Nicholas Fitts had the same problem ... alleging in a legal letter his lawyer fired off to Kodak's team that the rapper never performed in NY on March 3 (Kodak was in jail).
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Jason Hoppy fired off a letter to the lawyer for Dennis Shields, who threatened to sue Hoppy claiming he was sending a flurry of disgusting, harassing emails to Bethenny and cc'ing him.
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The failing New York Times sports section fired off a funny tweet Wednesday after the New England Patriots wrapped up a visit to the White House to celebrate their Super Bowl win.
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Authorities say police arrested a woman who held a gun to her head and fired off rounds in a parking structure in downtown San Diego, near the route of an annual marathon. Sgt.
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That ceremony includes an inspection by the royals and the Trumps of the British honor guard troops, and a royal gun salute, fired off in Green Park and the fabled Tower of London.
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"North Korea fired off some small weapons, which disturbed some of my people, and others, but not me," he wrote, posting the tweet ahead of his meetings with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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So Bischoff fired off a tweet wondering why Soules, who is currently single, was dispensing romantic wisdom — not a bad question, considering Higgins and Lowe are Bachelor "success stories" while Soules is not.
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The paper quoted an unnamed senior naval source as saying the missile may have veered off in the wrong direction towards the American mainland when it was fired off the coast of Florida.
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According to the suit, Ozzfest -- which has been a thing for more than 20 years -- fired off a cease and desist letter, warning that the event, and its logo, were confusing music fans.
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At the 1988 vice presidential debate, Democratic nominee Lloyd Bentsen fired off an indelible retort to the Republican Dan Quayle, who had invoked John F. Kennedy to defend his qualifications for the office.
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After informing the contestants that the correct answer is actually the Channel Islands, host Alex Trebek immediately fired off the tiebreaker question, without even giving anyone a chance to let the shock settle.
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The sweet-spot in Nadal's racket appeared to be the size of a beachball on Monday as the Spaniard fired off formidable forehands, breathtaking backhands and thunderbolt aces to burst Sousa's Wimbledon bubble.
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In the midst of the talks, President Donald Trump fired off a series of tweets criticizing China's trade practices, claiming that it's not buying more U.S. agricultural products as it promised to do.
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" His call comes four days after SportsCenter anchor Jemele Hill fired off a series of tweets declaring the president a white supremacist who never would have been elected "if he were not white.
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After sarcastically mentioning to the audience they were directed to steer clear of political commentary ... Paisley and Underwood fired off some play-it-safe jokes about Anthony Scaramucci, Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton.
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Here are five must-watch videos from the past week: A new spaceflight start-up fired off a 3-D printed rocket into orbit from a launch pad in New Zealand on Thursday.
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We've learned the organization fired off an email to all attendees less than 3 hours before doors opened ... to announce Chance was hospitalized, and Mark Ronson and Joey Bada$$ would take his place.
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In an exclusive clip for his celebratory episode set to air March 2, the WWHL host had more than a few A-list stars blushing on camera as he fired off his questions.
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Just before a major negotiation session between Trump and congressional leaders from both parties, the president fired off a brash tweet saying that he didn't see any possible deal and insulting the Democrats.
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You can't rely on strength from your shoulder to support you, so there's more kickback, and I found my hand was trembling a lot both before and after I fired off my rounds.
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President Donald Trump fired off more than a dozen tweets over the weekend, quoting Fox News segments, attacking the "Fake News Media," and worrying about "due process" for accused abusers and sexual harassers.
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Stocks plummeted last Wednesday after the US bond market fired off a warning sign with an inverted yield curve, which reflects long-term interest rates on bonds dropping below short-term interest rates.
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After Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger fired off an embarrassing two first-half turnovers that ended in 14 points for Jacksonville, he put them in an impossible 28-7 hole just shy of halftime.
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Fans greeted Mark while he cradled his little dog, and fired off questions about 'Jedi,' but he seems to know -- talk not he must, with the movie opening less than 3 weeks away.
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Last year, with Election Day weeks away, Kasowitz fired off a letter threatening to sue The New York Times for a story in which women accused Trump of unwanted touching and sexual assault.
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TMZ Sports spoke with the People's Champ who fired off all sorts of hilarious Tito insults (big, dumb, terrible at fighting) and then talked about why it'll be fun punching Tito's enormous head.
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Wednesday's attack came from an improvised truck launcher that fired off 30 Katyusha rockets, 18 of which landed on Camp Taji, a base just north of Baghdad that houses U.S. and coalition forces.
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A day later, as she tried to keep the focus on an unrelated education plan, reporters at an event in Iowa fired off questions about the structure and timing of the forthcoming plan.
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Trump also fired off a salvo of other impeachment-related posts Friday morning — promoting a Wall Street Journal op-ed critical of Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and sharing remarks by GOP Sens.
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When the police received reports of shots fired, off-duty officers down the street quickly responded and found an active shooting scene, said Mike Drivdahl, a spokesman for the Fort Worth Fire Department.
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On the heels of 5 inmates getting killed in 3 different MS prisons ... Gotti's called on Team Roc -- the philanthropic arm of Roc Nation -- and it fired off a letter Thursday to Gov.
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But then Trump fired off a tweet which said he was ending both the manufacturing council and the Strategy and Policy Forum, "rather than putting pressure on the business people" on the committees.
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After posting or reposting nearly 100 messages on Twitter on Sunday, most of them complaining about the impeachment effort and assailing Democrats, the president fired off more on Monday as the hearing progressed.
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The most recent came Wednesday, as the president the fired off multiple tweets targeting special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian election hacking and potential links between the Kremlin and the Trump campaign.
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And he talked in great detail about murdering one of those men, describing the man's last words and the expression on his face after he had fired off eight rounds into his body.
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The estate's lawyer, Julian K. Petty, fired off a cease and desist letter to the J sisters with a deadline of 5 PM Friday to stop pimping the shirts ... or face a lawsuit.
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Lindsay's dad, Michael, fired off a series of scathing texts to Egor over the weekend ... and we're told he sent another today to Egor and his mother, accusing them of jacking the painting.
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Dr. FatOff's lawyer fired off a scathing letter to Kylie's legal eagle, informing him the model is none other than the daughter of one of the company's managers ... and is nothing like Jenner.
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Iggy Azalea's legal team fired off a scorching letter to Nick Young's baby mama ... warning her that any mention of Iggy in her upcoming tell-all story will spell BIG trouble for her.
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While studiously taking notes in his green journal, O'Rourke fired off questions about groundwater, drinking water contaminants and drought in the Central Valley to the agriculture professor and Modesto Junior College students accompanying him.
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G7 Meeting Trump fired off a volley of tweets venting anger on NATO allies, the European Union and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in the wake of a divisive G7 meeting over the weekend.
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Tesla's stock price started going up in August, peaking on the 7th when Musk fired off his infamous "420 tweet," claiming that he was considering taking the company private with backing from Saudi funds.
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Susan Collins (R-ME) fired off this statement after reports that the Trump administration enlisted the GOP chairs of the Senate and House Intelligence committees to help it push back against these Russia stories.
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Angel, not having it, fired off diss tweets like the one below: The recurring theme here seems to be that Copperfield (unaffectionately referred to as DC in Angel's tweets) has "bought" fake Twitter followers.
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His campaign manager Jeff Roe fired off a series of bemused tweets about the state of the motel, lamenting the presence of "the long hair on the pillow" that he found in his room.
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Jerrold Nadler of New York, fired off a strongly-worded letter to Whitaker on Wednesday demanding Whitaker testify on Capitol Hill before President Trump's next State of the Union address, scheduled for Jan. 29.
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The Thursday launch marks the second time the country fired off a short-range missile in just under a week, the first of which broke a testing pause that lasted more than 500 days.
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On Sunday morning, the president fired off a Tweet claiming that his comment about the Duchess of Sussex — which was recorded and posted online earlier this week by U.K. outlet The Sun — was fabricated.
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While it certainly looked like a Microsoft Surface Pro from afar, director Patty Jenkins was kind enough to zoom in as Diana fired off an email to Bruce Wayne in the film's closing scenes.
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The Backyard Scientist went and filled up balloons with non-Newtonian fluids and ripped a chainsaw through them, shot a BB-gun at them, and fired off a golf ball cannon at them too.
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Trump fired off a statement in response almost immediately that ripped the pope's comments as "disgraceful" and said the pope will think differently about him after the Vatican is attacked by the Islamic State.
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" Trump and the general public were unaware of the break-in last Saturday when the president fired off two tweets aimed at Cummings, calling his congressional district "a disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess.
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In a series of eight tweets fired off over the next two days, Trump reveled in the document, declaring it evidence of "an illegal scam," and further proof of the "witch hunt" against him.
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" I grabbed my backpack, donned my headphones, and blasted my pre-date anthem (Ariana Grande's "Dangerous Woman," fyi) as I fired off a hurried WhatsApp to the man I was having dinner with. "Hey!
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North Korea fired off multiple "unidentified projectiles," South Korean military officials said early Wednesday morning local time, a few days after President Trump said short-range missile tests didn't seem like a big deal.
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As "Morning Joe" was still being aired, Trump fired off a series of tweets criticizing Brzezinski for allegedly "bleeding badly from a face-lift" while staying at Mar-a-Lago around New Year's Eve.
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Amid a series of tepid official condemnations—President Obama labeled it "highly objectionable"—Mueller fired off a letter to Scottish minister Kenny MacAskill that stood out for its raw pain, anger, and deep sorrow.
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The SFPOA -- the largest union representing the S.F.P.D -- has fired off a letter to 49ers owner Jed York and NFL commish Roger Goodell to address the "recent ill-advised statements" made by the quarterback.
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The American Hospital Association and the Federation of American Hospitals on Tuesday fired off a damning new report warning that their industry stood to take a massive financial hit under the repeal of ObamaCare.
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Two years ago, Pruitt fired off a complaint to the EPA on his official Oklahoma attorney general letterhead, asserting that the federal agency overestimated air pollution in the state from drilling for natural gas.
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This new option slides up from the bottom after you've fired off an email, giving you a brief opportunity to take it back before all your typos are seen and ridiculed by co-workers.
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This was a red cape for the super-competitive Musk, who fired off successive tweets yesterday evening: Notwithstanding his assertion, no one knows if we are going to see Musk candy any time soon.
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They engaged in a verbal spat for a while before a member of one side pulled out a sub-machine gun and fired off at least 2131 shells, hitting four people, and then fled.
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Harland W. Braun fired off a to The Academy -- obtained by TMZ -- outlining why The Academy wronged the director by expelling him, along with disgraced comedian Bill Cosby, without letting him present his case.
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With this solution, they only have to enter the address for their analytics report into the service once and from then on, everything that happens in the app gets fired off to analytics automatically.
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TMZ has learned Jim Bellino's lawyer fired off letters to both women -- and in one, he rips Tamra for a recent interview where she called him a "shady mother****er" who's going to jail.
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After returning Dellien's serve at set point, Medvedev wandered off the side of the court, raised his arms and flicked his hands in resignation as the 84th ranked Bolivian fired off a forehand winner.
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Trump fired off dozens of tweets and retweets Wednesday morning as House lawmakers debated two articles of impeachment accusing him of abusing his power in his dealings with Ukraine and obstructing the congressional inquiry.
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Profoundly frustrated, she fired off hundreds of emails to clubs and coaches around the world, eventually moving to Canada in 2011 when her plea for help was answered by former world champion Jonathan Power.
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"Israel proxy groups predictably fired off an egregious attack on campus free speech within a week of Trump's anti-Palestinian executive order to chill advocacy for Palestinian rights," said senior staff attorney Radhika Sainath.
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TMZ's obtained a legal letter CBS fired off to Jonny warning him about using the "Survivor" logo for his podcast, formerly known as "Survival of the Fairest" ... which has since been renamed 'Survivor NSFW.
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The alleged victim's attorney, Karen Koehler, says Nelly fired off a letter to prosecutors laying out what she views as verbal attacks made by Nelly's team since TMZ broke the story of Nelly's arrest.
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TMZ has learned United CEO, Oscar Munoz, fired off an email to all employees Monday afternoon after the airline was blasted on social media for the way the man was dragged off the jet.
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But matters took a surprising turn last Sunday night when the US President fired off a pair of tweets complaining about the pace of negotiations and threatening to raise the tariffs from 10% to 25%.
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Roberto Escobar -- the accountant in Pablo's empire -- fired off a letter to Netflix in which he demands the media company put the brakes on season 2, unless the company gets a sign off from him.
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In a season full of memorable moments for Curry, his most indelible one came in a February game against the Thunder when he fired off a 30-plus foot bomb that broke Oklahoma City hearts.
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In the waters off Guam, the USS Gabrielle Giffords fired off a Naval Strike Missile (NSM), a sea-skimming cruise missile that is difficult to spot on radar, and can maneuver to avoid enemy defenses.
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In March, the president fired off a series of tweets critiquing the company and its CEO for using the US Postal Service as its "Delivery Boy" and paying "little or no" state and local taxes.
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The MLB team, which is owned by Derek Jeter, fired off the offending tweet on its official account after the Rays' social media team teased the Marlins, who they swept in a two-game series.
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The Chicago Corporation Counsel -- who handles civil claims for the City -- fired off a letter to Jussie demanding he pay the $130k, which represents, among other things, overtime pay for cops who investigated the case.
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Late Sunday night, after her "60 Minutes" interview aired, another lawyer for Cohen fired off a cease and desist letter to Stormy and her attorney, who don't seem concerned ... based on how much they're talking.
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Last month, as the probe into his campaign's links to Moscow churned on, Trump fired off his infamous tweet accusing Barack Obama of ordering candidate Trump's phones tapped in the final days of the campaign.
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Bhad Bhabie's lawyers fired off a cease and desist letter to Vezt, a mobile app where music fans can acquire rights to their fav songs, claiming they used her likeness in ads without her consent.
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Sky, who now goes by 8ky, is trying to drop his new solo LP but says Redfoo's lawyers fired off a letter saying he gets zero LMFAO royalties ... money he needs to underwrite his album.
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Maverick Apparel fired off a scathing letter to the YouTube star Thursday, demanding he immediately stop selling 'Maverick by Logan Paul' gear ... even if he did name it after his pet parrot, as Paul claims.
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The actress fired off a tweet on Tuesday aimed at Australian deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce, offering to send him a crate of "New Zealand's finest kiwifruit" to comfort him in his hour of need.
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Weinstein's legal team fired off a letter informing the judge in his rape case ... they've found an email between Weinstein's assistant and a friend of the alleged victim, and the timing is key ... they say.
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Venezuela thought its WBC was over, and the WBC even fired off a tweet (since deleted) saying that Mexico had survived because of an edge with a mathematical tiebreaker: team runs allowed per defensive inning.
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Trump on Monday morning fired off a tweet directed at Boeing, which has come under international scrutiny in the wake of two deadly crashes of its 21992 Max 22 jets in a matter of months.
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Ralph Northam, who won his party's gubernatorial primary, has called for monuments lionizing the Confederacy to come down, and in response, the Virginia GOP fired off a pair of tweets Wednesday that generated ire online.
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On Friday afternoon, the US president fired off a tweet that slammed the technology executive over Apple's decision in 2017 to ditch the physical home button on the front of new models of the iPhone.
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The president of Team USA Swimming has fired off a letter to the head of the U.S. Olympic Committee strongly urging for the 2020 Games to be postponed 1 year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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TMZ has learned Krista Keller fired off a letter to Lifetime and 495 Productions ... blasting them for a recently released promo for the reality show that shows Courtney and Krista in a group therapy session.
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Ray J's done dealing with the Kim Kardashian skeletons in his closet ... his lawyer just fired off a cease and desist letter to an old business partner he thinks might be leaking old, degrading interviews.
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For example, Trump asserted that the complex issue of Israel's Golan Heights — the subject of political meetings and summits for 50 years — was, in fact, fixed by a tweet he fired off during a visit.
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The Twitter assault that began over Labor Day weekend and consisted of more than 100 tweets targeting the media and his critics spilled into Tuesday, when Trump fired off about a dozen messages before noon.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk fired off a new and ominous warning on Friday about artificial intelligence, suggesting the emerging technology poses an even greater risk to the world than a nuclear conflagration with North Korea.
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He's fired off multiple tweets about the matter, and at an event Wednesday about opioid grants, when asked about it by a reporter he said he was confident Alabama had been in the original forecast.
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Just before Mr. Trump fired off his Twitter post, the Mexican foreign minister and Mr. Trump's Homeland Security secretary, John F. Kelly, were preparing to see each other for a scheduled 11:30 a.m. meeting.
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The committee -- chaired by Republican Devin Nunes and ranking Democrat/Trump skeptic Adam Schiff -- fired off a letter to the Justice Department, asking for evidence of Trump's explosive allegations by the start of the upcoming week.
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Tesla's Chief Executive Elon Musk had fired off a series of posts on Twitter railing against an unequal playing field in China, which limits foreign ownership of Chinese ventures and imposes steep tariffs on imported cars.
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Then, earlier today, Pittsburgh-based writer Dejan Kovacevic fired off a cryptic tweet, saying there might be more to the story than meets the eye and tsk-tsking the Sox for the way they handled it.
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In the past 36 hours, Trump has fired off a series of tweets about the race in which Democrat Jon Ossoff is trying to win the seat outright against a crowded field of 17(!) other candidates.
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Charley takes the blame, though, explaining to the officers that it's her father's gun, and that she fired off the rifle because she's just a lil' ol Los Angeles girl scared of Southern snakes and rodents.
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In docs obtained by TMZ ... Paws says PETA first fired off an email to an exec at Sony Pictures, the distributor of 'Dog's Way Home' ... alleging Paws had racked up citations under the Animal Welfare Act.
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The latest instance of the latter came Monday, when Trump fired off a series of tweets attacking his Justice Department for submitting a "watered down " version of his "travel ban" for review by the Supreme Court.
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PST on Wednesday night when Ian David Long, a 28-year-old former U.S. Marine, walked into the Western-themed bar on "College Country Night" and fired off round after round seemingly at random from his .
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Trump then fired off another tweet at Scaramucci, claiming that the former White House official was lashing out because he was sour he wasn't offered another job in the Trump administration after he was let go.
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Now, Maloney has fired off a letter to the NJSIAA saying he's planning to take legal action because he feels the association has participated in DEFAMING him, causing him to lose income and suffer emotional distress.
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President Trump fired off a tweet targeting the Obama administration on Monday, claiming that the decision to investigate the Trump campaign in the months before the 2016 election was motivated by wanting Hillary Clinton to win.
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Even before he won the presidency, Donald Trump fired off tweets at companies, reporters, lawmakers and critics of all stripes from an Android phone that many experts have come to fear is a major security risk.
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Her Twitter account over the past week has fired off a handful of generic messages, celebrating the US's successful bid for the World Cup in 2026, touting women's responsible borrowing habits, and quoting a Chinese proverb.
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Standing beside Pressley was her husband, Conan Harris, who had come to town to offer some moral support during a grueling week in which the president fired off several hostile tweets that targeted Pressley, among others.
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The White House counsel Pat Cipollone fired off a letter to Democrats this week stating that no one from the Trump administration would testify or participate in what he called Democrats' "partisan and unconstitutional" impeachment probe.
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But less than two weeks after that victory, Trump trampled on the goodwill it generated when he fired off a threat to impose sweeping tariffs against Mexico over unrelated issues related to migrants at the border.
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Washington (CNN)A key Democrat on the Senate environment committee has fired off two letters over concerns of a violation of President Donald Trump's ethics agreement and conflict of interest at the Environmental Protection Agency. Sen.
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In January, Trump fired off a series of tweets after Stone's indictment questioning why the special counsel had targeted his longtime associate but not turned the focus back on prominent former law enforcement officials and Clinton.
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On Sunday, Loeb fired off a letter and 34-page presentation to Nestle's chief executive officer and board chairman urging them to sell more of the businesses that do not fit and untangle its corporate structure.
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TMZ obtained a letter Scientology's lawyer fired off to A&E, in which it scoffs at the network's decision to pull the plug on the 'KKK' show because producers paid some of the Klan members money.
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The Stress Factory Comedy Club fired off an email to audience members who were there for Margaret's disaster of a show on March 26th -- and it reveals that Jerry is on board for a make up show.
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President Donald Trump fired off a series of tweets on a range of topics on Thursday evening, the night before the special counsel Robert Mueller was expected to submit several important filings related to the Russia investigation.
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Vivid Entertainment honcho Steve Hirsch fired off a letter to DG saying he saw the dong selfie Green accidentally posted on Snapchat over the weekend ... and believes it's the perfect centerpiece for a new celeb sex tape.
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The Daily Show quickly fired off an excellent tweetstorm that really needs to be read in its native setting to be appreciated while Trump's old tweets on the topic came back to bite him in the ass.
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I came away admiring the loyalty and coordinated effort of the fans — but also wondering how many in this angry lot, still aggrieved by a tweet I fired off in early December, actually read the whole tweet.
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Asia's attorney, Mark Heller, fired off a letter to Jimmy's lawyer Thursday -- obtained by TMZ -- regarding the reported upcoming interview he's got scheduled on an Italian television station to address their sexual encounter on May 9, 2013.
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"Anna Wintour, who was all set to be Amb to Court of St James's & a big fundraiser for CH, is beside herself in grief & begging for forgiveness!" he fired off from his golf course in Palm Beach.
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TMZ obtained a copy of the cease and desist letter Sky's attorney fired off to Team Fetty -- after he sent one to her -- and it squarely accuses the rapper of putting the video out on the Internet.
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Early Wednesday morning, the president fired off a series of tweets, while watching "Fox and Friends," saying that Schumer, the architect of a little-known immigration initiative called the Diversity Visa Program, bore responsibility for the attack.
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A family attorney for Joycelyn Savage's parents fired off a letter to Kelly's attorney, Steven Greenberg, Monday morning that spelled out a request for an in-person meeting between Joycelyn and her folks, Timothy and Jonjelyn Savage.
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TMZ broke the story ... when Taylor's team found out about the recording, her lawyer fired off a letter to Kanye's attorney, threatening legal action and notifying him the recording was a criminal violation ... punishable as a felony.
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After Donald Trump fired off two late-night tweets slamming Hillary Clinton's new campaign memoir, What Happened, on Wednesday, the former Democratic nominee offered the president a different reading suggestion — her children's book, It Takes a Village.
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The "Hot Girl Summer" rapper's lawyer, Dina LaPolt, fired off a cease and desist letter -- obtained by TMZ -- to Megan's makeup artist, Akil McCoy ... claiming he's violating his nondisclosure agreement by talking about his work with her.
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McCarthy has fired off a series of tweets against the companies and also supported the House Energy and Commerce Committee chairman's push to have Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey testify before the committee, which he did last week.
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The President fired off new shots at the media at a rally in Ohio on Saturday night in a reminder that the full-fledged assault on the press will be a centerpiece of his midterm election campaign.
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The comments came after U.S. President Donald Trump fired off a tweet as he arrived in Paris on Friday in which he described a call by French President Emmanuel Macron for a European army as "very insulting".
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Twitter found that 22.0,28 Russian accounts fired off 29 million election-related tweets in the fall of 22016, and in the final weeks around the election accounted for 210 percent of retweets of Trump's own account. 193.
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Elizabeth Warren, the Massachusetts Democrat who has been highly critical of the bank and its management over numerous issues with customers, fired off a letter to Wells CEO Tim Sloan this week grilling him about botched refunds.
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On Wednesday, however, Trump signaled a de-escalation of the matter and indicated that the US would not retaliate after Iran fired off several missiles at a US base in Iraq that resulted in no American casualties.
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U.S. President Donald Trump fired off a volley of tweets on Monday venting anger on NATO allies, the European Union and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in the wake of a divisive G7 meeting over the weekend.
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Bill Hudson says Eric A. Zimmerman got angry about a failed film venture, and fired off multiple texts promising to harm him and "drag your children into this as well" by publicly smearing them in the media.
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After one recent post by Khloé, in which she hawks medically dubious meal-replacement shakes wearing a pink bra and showing off chiseled abs, the actress Jameela Jamil, a frequent Kardashian critic, fired off an angry comment.
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According to documents filed in the divorce between Cat and Jennifer Cora, Cat's lawyer fired off an angry letter to Jennifer's mouthpiece, claiming they had a deal -- Cat would file the divorce petition for "public relations" reasons.
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Elon Musk just got hit again with a lawsuit from Uncle Sam, who's pissed about the tweet he fired off about Tesla last month ... and if the government gets its way it could cost Musk his job.
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Photo via Wikimedia Commons Yesterday, New York City rapper Azealia Banks fired off a series of inflammatory tweets at several groups of people, including Disney Channel star Skai Jackson and the entirety of the UK grime scene.
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As Edgar's superior conditioning told, the fifth round followed a similar pattern as he continued to tag Aldo with numerous combinations, though Aldo appeared to gain a second wind of sorts and fired off shots of his own.
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President Donald Trump fired off a string of tweets Sunday morning to criticize progressive Democratic congresswomen and urge them to "go back" to the "crime-infested places from which they came," despite the fact that they are American.
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We got Sixers superstar leaving Craig's Friday night -- a couple hours after the Cavs got swept out of the NBA Finals -- and asked him about the not-so-subtle tweet he fired off as the game was ending.
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Trump fired off his new F-35 tweet just hours after US Defense Secretary Ash Carter visited Israel to help the country welcome the arrival of the first two F-35 jets it purchased from the US government.
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Cruz backlash After the senator's speech last month, Doug Deason, who sat on Cruz's national finance committee, said he immediately fired off an email to Cruz and his wife Heidi, deeming the address "absurd" and "idiotic," he said.
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Over the course of two days earlier this week, Roseanne Barr fired off a series of racist (and anti-Semitic, and otherwise conspiracy-minded) tweets, prompting left-wing outrage and calls to #BoycottABC and extreme right-wing joy.
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" The president of Venezuela's new Constituent Assembly -- the controversial body elected to rewrite the Venezuelan Constitution amid the country's political crisis -- fired off a series of tweets late Friday slamming Trump's remarks as "cowardly, insolent and vile threats.
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Some investors in Mexico's currency and other instruments have grown apprehensive about the possibility of a win by Republican White House candidate Donald Trump, who has fired off a series of verbal broadsides against Mexico and its economy.
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Nordstrom's stock gains over 4 percent for the day: Nordstrom's stock went up by more than 4 percent Wednesday after President Trump fired off a tweet criticizing it for discontinuing Ivanka Trump's brands of clothing and other merchandise.
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Namely: Teenager Carter Wilkerson of Nevada sought to find out when he fired off a tweet in late 217 asking fast-food chain Wendy's how many retweets he'd need in order to win a year's supply of nuggets.
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The heavy metal band claims WBR released the album without notifying them, letting them select the songs or prepare the artwork -- a clear violation of their recording agreement ... according to a letter fired off to the company's CFO.
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Well, none will be more heralded by USMNT fans than today's match against Hamburger SV, as Pulisic found himself in a tight gap between defenders and fired off a singeing near-post stunner with lightning-quick reaction time.
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Minutes after Trump fired off the two tweets, McConnell praised the President at a Kentucky Farm Bureau breakfast in his home state for rolling back Obama-era regulations and the selection of Neil Gorsuch as Supreme Court Justice.
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As part of the announcement, the ambassador fired off several tweets stating that German companies should "wind down operations (in Iran) immediately" and then followed up defending his directness as being directly compliant with White House talking points.
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Most notably, both before and after the declassified version had been released to the public, President-elect Trump fired off tweets that seemed to dismiss and even mock the conclusion that Russia had worked to help him win.
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When the senders of these messages arrive, they're met with rolling cameras and Kahnweiler seated at a table, ready to interview them about what, exactly, was going through their heads when they fired off their hyper-sexual comments.
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Last year, Kim Jong-un fired off threats about attacking the U.S. and launched increasingly threatening nuclear and missiles tests — but this year, Kim has been meeting with world leaders left and right after six years of isolation.
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While ministers and May's spokesman have stated the leaked cables were only a partial reflection of Darroch's assessments and did not reflect the government's views, they have infuriated Trump, who fired off a second series of scathing tweets.
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We've learned Kim and Kanye's lawyer has fired off a letter to Steve Stanulis ... the bodyguard who went to anyone who would listen, claiming he was fired for chatting up Kim on the job and making Kanye jealous.
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Trump, who plans to visit the island on Tuesday, fired off a series of angry tweets from his private golf club in New Jersey, taking aim at the mayor of San Juan, the island's capital and largest city.
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Throughout the day, Trump also fired off several tweets about his favorite topics: Democrats inventing an investigation into his campaign's collusion with Russia and how Doug Jones — who only won because of write-in votes — will ruin America.
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Trump fired off an attack at Marie Yovanovitch, the former ambassador to Ukraine, whom Trump suddenly ousted from her post back in the spring, and then tried to intimidate while she was testifying last Friday about his intimidation.
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Trump takes to Twitter: Trump fired off dozens of tweets and retweets Wednesday morning as House lawmakers debated two articles of impeachment accusing him of abusing his power in his dealings with Ukraine and obstructing the congressional inquiry.
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Her Twitter account fired off a handful of generic messages before going radio silent after June 6.33, celebrating the US's successful bid for the World Cup in 2026, touting women's responsible borrowing habits, and quoting a Chinese proverb.
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North Korea has stepped up its ballistic missile development program in recent years under the 33-year-old Kim Jong Un. Last year, North Korea fired off at least 16 ballistic missile tests and conducted two nuclear tests.
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After special counsel Robert Mueller handed down indictments to 13 Russian individuals and three companies for their role in meddling in the 2016 election on Friday, Trump fired off a series of tweets placing the blame on Obama.
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At some point thereafter, she fired off a few tweets complaining that Scott had unfairly leveraged clothing sales and his access to the Jenner media empire to sell tickets to his shows—and therefore copies of his record.
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Her Twitter account fired off a handful of generic messages before going radio silent after June 15, celebrating the US's successful bid for the World Cup in 073, touting women's responsible borrowing habits, and quoting a Chinese proverb.
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Inside Niche (Photo via The Drop Documentary - read about the rise and fall of UK bassline here) The music scene had fired off in a shit load of directions, and was the antithesis of anything resembling lad culture.
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Emails Sparks fired off to Benjamin during his tenure, as obtained by The Daily Beast, show the author adamantly declaring he will not allow an LGBT club at the school, and defending his decision as one that isn't discriminatory.
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The UK investigation into October's "flash crash" in sterling has focused heavily on the Japanese trading operations of Citigroup, which fired off repeated sell orders that exacerbated the pound's fall, according to bankers and officials involved in the inquiry.
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Trump fired off two tweets relating to a Fox Business segment in which the anchor Trish Regan sought to cast doubt on the FBI's justification for obtaining a FISA warrant to surveil the former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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Prosecutors allege he walked into the Comet Ping Pong restaurant in Northwest Washington and fired off multiple shots from his AR-15 while apparently in search of child sex slaves that he believed were being held at the restaurant.
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As the duo were presenting the award for Best Actor in a TV Drama at the Golden Globe Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday night, MTV fired off a tweet requesting subtitles — despite the pair speaking only in English.
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The guys over at Ethika Underwear -- a brand rocked by huge celebs like The Game, Nicki Minaj, and Klay Thompson -- fired off a letter to Casi, offering her a spot on their team as a model and brand ambassador.
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Data is fired off to a station in Svalbard, Norway once every orbit, and the plan right now is to distribute that data within three hours to the meteorological authorities who will be using it for their own purposes.
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Odom grappled with another harrowing ordeal at a Hooter's restaurant in Queens, New York, when a verbal dispute involving his associates and others nearby escalated into a gunfight as the other group fired off shots and fled the scene.
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We're told Tidal fired off a letter to Kanye, saying as far as the company was concerned it still had an exclusive contract with the rapper and if he tried to go to another streaming service they'd sue him.
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The pro-Sanders actor Tim Robbins fired off a tweet this week with the charge that "this election is being stolen," the hashtag #VoterFraud and the insinuation that The Times and CNN were essentially conspiring with Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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In the immediate aftermath of twin attacks in London over the summer, Trump fired off five tweets that, among other things, advocated for the necessity of his travel ban, attacked the mayor of London and bashed gun control backers.
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The president fired off an early-morning tweet on Thursday declaring that billions of dollars are "pouring into the coffers of the United States" because of the tariffs his administration has put on some $250 billion in Chinese imports.
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Over the weekend and on Monday, Trump fired off tweets reacting to reports that he spends much of his time as president in so-called "executive time," hours of the day when there's nothing specific for him to do.
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"North Korea fired off some small weapons, which disturbed some of my people, and others, but not me," Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter from his hotel in Tokyo before a round of golf with Mr. Abe in nearby Chiba.
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On Sunday, Mr. Trump fired off a pair of tweets criticizing the Chinese and pledging to increase tariffs, and by Friday he had increased the tariff on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports to 25 percent from 10 percent.
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That same month, younger abortion foes in groups like Students for Life of America fired off a letter asking the Republican Party to stop supporting exceptions that before this year had long been standard components of anti-abortion legislation.
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Elijah Cummings, fired off 51 letters to the White House and other federal bodies requesting documents on a host of issues, ranging from the Flint water crisis and EPA misconduct to the response to Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico.
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Adding to the frustration, Mr. Trump fired off a series of tweets on Friday criticizing Republican lawmakers, rejecting their complaints about his decision to work with Democrats and calling on congressional leaders to begin overhauling the tax code immediately.
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What he discovered — though not before he had fired off a couple of rounds, frightening a lot of people and possibly landing himself in prison for several years — was that he had been gorging on a lot of lies.
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I fired off a few shots with the X100V in New York recently, but will need more time with the camera to see if the revamped lens really makes a difference and can avoid softness when shooting wide open.
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The beauty of "If you have a crush on me" tweets is that they can be fired off any day of the year, but they often surge in popularity before major events like holidays, or amidst chaotic political happenings.
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And it raised the question of whether Trump's repeated claim of "no collusion" fired off in scores of tweets and comments to the press, is a sufficiently broad defense to the existential threat that Stone perceives from Mueller's work.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump fired off a volley of tweets on Monday venting anger on NATO allies, the European Union and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in the wake of a divisive G7 meeting over the weekend.
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In November, a classicist named Donna Zuckerberg fired off an anguished piece about the alt-right's affection for her discipline and urged her fellow classicists to watch for lurking reactionary sentiments among would-be students of the ancient world.
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" After McCarthy fired off a letter calling on Speaker Nancy Pelosi to halt the impeachment probe until she answers questions about the process, Trump tweeted back: "Leader McCarthy, we look forward to you soon becoming Speaker of the House.
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Lawyers for "Narcos" fired off a cease and desist letter to Roberto Escobar's company telling him he's got no business filing trademark applications for "Narcos" and "Cartel Wars" because both terms are very clearly already attached to the show.
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Rob's lawyer, legal pit bull Marty Singer, fired off a threatening letter to Chyna, telling her their daughter, 2-year-old Dream, CANNOT appear on her show, "The Real Blac Chyna," without Rob's consent, and he will NOT give consent.
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Mark Zuckerberg (Getty)DALLAS — Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg fired off some sick burns and engaged in a heated exchange with a lawyer while giving testimony in a blockbuster $2 billion lawsuit trial here in a northern district Federal courtroom on Tuesday.
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As the politicians played for the cameras, Comey sat unruffled, vigorously defending the FBI probe and explaining why the presumptive Democratic nominee escaped indictment even though he had fired off a withering critique of her handling of classified information on Tuesday.
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Trump, who is spending the weekend at his Trump Turnberry golf course in Scotland ahead of his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday, fired off a series of tweets on Saturday morning before heading to play some golf.
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A lawyer repping celeb boxing promoter Damon Feldman has fired off a cease and desist letter to Farrah threatening to sue her ass if she continues trash talking him and the event ... slated to go down Saturday in Atlantic City.
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As Roche musters new data on its next-generation drugs, Jimenez last week fired off a warning: Biosimilar copies will likely sell at discounts of as high as 75 percent versus the original product, far deeper than Novartis originally anticipated.
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The Republican National Committee, the National Republican Congressional Committee and the Congressional Leadership Fund, a super PAC tied to the House GOP leadership, fired off the story to reporters, noting that rental income must be disclosed and taxed under federal law.
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Now Wayne's trying like hell to get his work back ... his attorneys fired off a warning letter to Moments in Time, claiming Wayne's the rightful owner, and the broker doesn't have permission to sell or transfer the notebook to anyone.
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On 3rd and 12 early into the first quarter, Grambling QB Devante Kincade started feeling pressure that pushed him down to the sideline, where he spotted his lone wideout in fairly tight coverage and fired off a pass in stride.
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As the two approached through the tunnel, F0rest fired off a quick shot, lining it up perfectly to take out both the players with one shot and allowing him to run back and defuse the bomb to win the round.
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The singer was 86'd from his Vegas residency at Drai's Nightclub for refusing to apologize to the club's owner after calling Drai's a racist venue ... according to a letter management fired off to CB's attorney and obtained by TMZ.
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In March, local sheriff deputies in Illinois met with him after receiving alarmed calls that he had fired off 50 shots on his property, a rural area on the outskirts of town where it is legal to fire a weapon.
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Prominent conservatives including former Speaker Newt Gingrich fired off salvos at special counsel Robert Mueller on Monday, insisting that the man leading the probe into allegations of links between the Trump campaign and Russia is out to damage the president.
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Roger also posted a letter that his legal team fired off to a judge -- which we've confirmed has been filed in court -- which says JWoww's post violated a restraining order that Roger claims he's obtained against her ... namely, by harassing him.
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Republican members of Congress and Trump's own White House tried to keep things dull, as if backing up the message that nothing out of the ordinary had happened — while Trump fired off a schoolyard taunt at his own ambassador on Twitter.
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"I am further left, I am more progressive, than anyone in the state of Kentucky," McGrath told her donors in one speech, a clip of which appeared in numerous sidewinders fired off by Barr and the Republicans in their ad barrage.
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While en route to Finland from Scotland, the president fired off multiple tweets attacking the media for its coverage of his meetings with foreign leaders, blaming Democrats for division in the country and congratulating France for winning the World Cup.
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When gunman Devin Kelley, armed with an assault rifle and 15 loaded magazines, fired off 450 rounds inside the church on November 5, he wiped out some 4% of the town's population, The horrific act irrevocably changed the small rural town.
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In one instance documented by The New York Times, China Central Television, a state television broadcaster, claimed one protester was hit in the eye by a projectile issued "by her companion," rather than a beanbag round fired off by Chinese police.
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Here is Florian's impressive life reduced into a more digestible format for the time-pressed, indigestion-suffering recruiter: Then, one Sunday night in late August, I fired off a dozen of perfectly-pitched cover letters to a whole spread of companies.
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It was one of the most epic screwups ever ... attorney Bob Hinton said he didn't realize he was texting an AP reporter when he fired off info about the QB's drug problems, hit-and-run crash and domestic violence case. Oops.
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" Even when he praised the crew in a third tweet after the incident ended, Huckabee fired off another joke about the 2011 movie "Contagion" that depicts a worldwide epidemic, before adding, "Seriously, hope the lady is okay—taken on gurney.
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But even as some House Democrats were voicing concerns about the optics of a raise, the House Republican campaign arm fired off an email attacking "socialist elites" in the Democratic Party for seemingly demanding higher pay, appearing to validate their unease.
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According to a letter Lang fired off to Dentsu's Prez and CEO -- obtained by TMZ -- he had concerns from the get-go about such a large corporation being linked to Woodstock ... and it quickly became a thorn in his side.
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Larry Householder, the Republican speaker of the Ohio House and one of the most ambitious politicians in the state, fired off a tweet urging the governor against a restaurant shutdown, drawing an attaboy from DeWine's Republican successor as attorney general.
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But when he heard of the Gorbachevs' visit, he fired off what Klores calls "a simple note" inviting them to tea at the Plaza and a tour of what Trump modestly refers to as the most luxurious building in the world.
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Amid a broadening investigation of Russian contacts with his associates and his own role in trying to stop it, President Trump fired off another angry tweet this past week repeating his assertion that he has no business interests in Russia.
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Samantha Barbash's legal team just fired off a letter to STX Entertainment -- the studio behind the hit film -- demanding it pay up for its use of Barbash's likeness, personality, biography and identity in connection with the promotion of the film.
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Yet an irritable tweet President Donald Trump fired off about Australia and a dramatic report of an angry phone call between the nations' leaders proves that the new commander in chief has changed the playing field for even America's staunchest allies.
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LONDON (Reuters) - If Serena Williams' rivals were hoping that the American would take some time out to savor drawing level with Steffi Graf's professional-era record of 22 grand slam titles, her coach Patrick Mouratoglou fired off an immediate warning.
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He fired off more than 20 tweets and retweets on Sunday featuring criticism of Fox News reporter Ed Henry after he asked commentator Mark Levin if he was OK with Trump wanting Ukraine's president "to dig up dirt" on the Bidens.
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Stephanie Cawthon of the National Deaf Center on Postsecondary Outcomes tells TMZ ... the deaf and hearing-impaired have fired off some requests to Trump, including the use of a single ASL interpreter when he's at the podium discussing the pandemic.
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Because President Donald Trump fired off four vague veto threats in less than 48 hours this week, it's unclear whether any — or all — of the spending measures would fall at the hands of the commander in chief after clearing both chambers.
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Graham and his Democratic counterpart on the appropriations subcommittee, Patrick Leahy of Vermont, fired off a letter to Secretary of State Mike Pomelo saying they have "great concern" about the news they read of the evacuation, demanding a briefing as soon as possible.
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The Pizzagate gunman, who this past Sunday walked into Washington, DC pizza parlor Comet Ping Ping and fired off a rifle, is a everyday dad who fed on one too many fringe conspiracy theories, according to an interview with The New York Times.
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Trump's remarks drew a swift response from North Korea, which fired off its own "serious warning to the United States" about "enveloping" America's Pacific territory of Guam in missile fire to counteract U.S. bombers that are based there and fly over South Korea.
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Ehrhart had been a backer of Olens' when he was picked for the job last year and had fired off an angry email to a local reporter upon learning of a petition to block Olens' appointment because of his anti-LGBT views.
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Earlier this month, apparently incensed by Twitter and other social media outlets' clampdown on conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, Trump fired off a series of tweets complaining that social media is "totally discriminating" against conservative voices and promising he won't let it happen.
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Rockets general manager Daryl Morey fired off a pair of tweets during and after the game questioning the officiating and Warriors forward Draymond Green was given a retroactive flagrant foul 218 on Friday for his conduct in the final second of Game 23.
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Iggy fired off the one finger salute -- which she clarified was directed at Nick and Keonna Green -- while at an airport in Australia on Wednesday ... hours after Keonna spilled her guts to US Weekly about her secret affair with the NBA star.
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If you haven't heard ... the rapper on Tuesday fired off a couple of tweets claiming United fired a close family friend -- and a combat disabled veteran at that -- for allowing Paul to fly for free using his corporate friends and family privilege.
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We've learned Chris' lawyers from the law firm of Geragos & Geragos fired off a nasty letter to Suge and his legal team, saying Suge's case was a certain loser and when it was thrown out Chris would counterpunch with a malicious prosecution lawsuit.
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Bruce Westerman (R-Ark.) launched an investigation earlier this month and have fired off letters to the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) and the Center for Biological Diversity (CBD) demanding documents and answers they say would prove whether the groups are foreign agents.
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Happy Holiday (Bowl) for Michigan State SAN DIEGO — With its 73-17 win over No. 18 Washington State in the Holiday Bowl on Thursday night, No. 16 Michigan State made good on a tweet coach Mark Dantonio fired off in December 2016.
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In June, the Republican duo launched an investigation and fired off a number of letters to U.S.-based environmental organizations demanding documents that they said would prove whether the groups were acting as Chinese foreign agents in bad faith against U.S. energy policy.
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Before she wrote "Outline," Cusk was a wickedly clever stylist, who fired off aphorisms like a French court diarist and made up the sort of metaphors—"cauliflower-haired old ladies"; the "floury haze" of a dry summer—that you flag in the margin.
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Trump fired off some of his most raw and authoritarian tweets about immigration yet Sunday and is also cranking up his trade war rhetoric to solidify the safe space where he always returns when he's in trouble: the embrace of his political base.
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It's a question behind the latest headlines as the world wonders whether the huge explosive Pyongyang fired off really was an H-bomb - the United States government and several experts doubt that - and why it chose to hold an atomic test now.
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And just a few days ago, as world leaders met in Washington, DC for a nuclear summit, the Hermit Kingdom fired off a long-range missile that might someday be capable of handing nuclear deliverance to a target thousands of miles away.
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There is a sandbox mode, where armies can be freely constructed and then fired off at one another to clash somewhere in the middle of the arena, as well as a number of designed scenarios in Battle Simulator's Campaign and Challenge modes.
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The president fired off more than two dozen tweets and retweets Monday morning but was silent on the coronavirus-caused economic turmoil until an early Wall Street nosedive triggered an emergency "circuit breaker" to temporarily halt trading within minutes of the opening bell.
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Sonos customers on Twitter and Facebook fired off angry missives about the company "bricking" their older devices, compelling chief executive Patrick Spence to send an email to customers apologizing for the confusion and clarifying some of the company's plans around aging speakers.
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He fired off an e-mail to the agency's board of directors, proposing that they scrap the bash and donate the two hundred and fifty thousand dollars allotted for champagne and canapés to the American Civil Liberties Union and the International Rescue Committee.
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But the investigation ramped up last week when a bipartisan group of lawmakers on the House Judiciary Committee fired off letters to the CEOs of Amazon, Facebook, Alphabet, and Apple, requesting to see detailed internal documents and executive communications by October 14.
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Over the next week, the President fired off a cluster of tweets and even spoke to reporters from the Oval Office, with the help of an apparently altered (by black marker) visual aid showing the hurricane's projected path scraping Alabama's southeast corner.
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The Oregon Democrat recently fired off a letter for more Treasury documents, this time to obtain records about a lucrative 2008 real estate deal between Trump and a Russian billionaire that raised questions among Democrats about potential money laundering and suspect business dealings.
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As the team discussed other issues involved in this man's care, Rappaport fired off an email to the University of Illinois at Chicago Drug Information Group, a subscription research service for pharmacists, asking about any effect turmeric might have on blood clotting.
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Remember back in July 2018 when Elon Musk tried to deploy an elaborate submarine to save a team of Thai kids trapped in a cave, and when a diver mocked his idea, Musk fired off a rage tweet calling him a "pedo"?
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When I was a little girl, I would stand in my school uniform for hours on end next to my mother in the Plaza de la Revolución, sweating and sunburned, hungry and thirsty, as he fired off endless litanies of numbers and percentages.
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The ask was enough to rile former CDC Director Tom Frieden, who fired off a series of uncharacteristically charged tweets last night warning that the Trump administration's budget "risks Americans' health and safety": Proposed CDC budget: unsafe at any level of enactment.
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There was the birthday cake which featured stacks of dollar bills made from fondant, all which featured Federline's face; there was a money gun stocked full with 100 $1 bills, which Federline fired off on stage while a scantily-clad woman danced for patrons.
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The first letter was Jacobs resignation email, fired off on April 14th to Kalanick, the company's former top lawyer Sallie Yoo, its human resources lead Liane Hornsey, and its brand-new PR chief Jill Hazelbaker, who had been promoted to the role just days prior.
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Trump has long been forecasting the move and fired off a series of tweets in July saying that he would cut the payments and allow the health care law to "implode," after Senate Republicans failed to pass their initial plans to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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With each Oscars win, he fired off more of those ("I will drink until next morning," for example), but Bong also took each opportunity on stage as a time to call out other people's good work, as he's done at every other awards show.
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Nadimi noted that last week, when four IRGC boats in the Gulf conducted a high-speed intercept of the USS Nitze and a day later, the USS Squall fired off several warning shots at another set of nearby Iranian boats, oil prices rose 1%.
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On Sunday morning the Commander/Tweeter/Golfer-In-Chief fired off several tweets about North Korea's Kim Jong-un — who he now apparently only refers to as "Rocket Man" or "Little Rocket Man" now — and casually called three former presidents failures like it was NBD.
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On Thursday and Friday, he fired off tweets that both confirmed he was under investigation and seemed to be trying to sabotage the process: You are witnessing the single greatest WITCH HUNT in American political history - led by some very bad and conflicted people!
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Just as former Ukraine Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch was testifying about feeling threatened by the president's smear campaign against her, Trump fired off a fresh insult on Twitter, attacking her track record as a diplomat and blaming her, evidently, for sparking conflict in hardship posts abroad.
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The rockets appear to be outfitted with the sea-foam green M156 and M259 white phosphorus warheads, the same type that an Air Force A-010 Thunderbolt II assigned to the 354th Fighter Squadron accidentally fired off during a training exercise on September 5.
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Since January, Bolton has fired off more than 130 withering missives directed at Maduro, accounting for three quarters of all his Twitter activity in that time and more than a third of all his tweets since Trump named him national security adviser in March 2018.
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The vulgar insult was fired off Sunday after 45 tweet complained about no one in the Democratic Party giving him props for doing some major work in criminal justice reform -- taking aim at John and Chrissy in the process, but avoiding using Chrissy's name.
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Ishaq Muhammad -- aka Young Muhammad -- fired off a threatening letter to Rick's legal team claiming Rick's use of the phrase "Maybach Music" is a rip-off of Muhammad's "Caprice Music" ... which Muhammad says he trademarked in 2006 ... long before Rick started saying his slogan.
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Tipped off by her Washington sources that an executive order blocking refugees was coming, Becca Heller fired off messages to her vast network of law students and pro bono lawyers: Tell any clients who already have visas to board a plane for the United States.
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Lawyers for Prince Harry and Meghan fired off a cease and desist letter Tuesday to British media outlets saying legal action will be taken if they publish or purchase the pics of Meghan, Archie and 2 pups out for a walk on Vancouver Island.
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Trump fired off retorts to their news conference in real time, and the rapid-fire, profane response signaled the beginning of a more aggressive posture from the president that had largely been absent for the past week and continued to play out throughout the day.
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The day after President Donald Trump released a statement saying he will stand by Saudi Arabia despite evidence its leadership was behind the murder of journalist and dissident Jamal Khashoggi in October, he fired off a tweet thanking the country for low oil prices.
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TMZ's learned Tekashi's being threatened with a lawsuit if he doesn't cough up $500k to Hits Before Fame & DMV Events ... the promoters who fired off legal letters to Tekashi's team claiming that's how much they're owed after 69 bailed on one of their concerts.
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It's shocking ... the President of the United States fired off the tweet Thursday, saying Mika Brzezinski and fiance/co-anchor Joe Scarborough were at Mar-a-Lago New Year's Eve and he noticed blood and somehow determined it was a reaction from a facelift.
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President Donald Trump subsequently fired off several tweets commenting on the matter, ranging from claiming to never have doubted Russian election meddling (he did), blaming the Florida shooting on the Russia investigation (that's wrong), and musing what a great presidential candidate he was (¯\_(ツ)_/¯).
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Wyden on Thursday also fired off a second letter to the CEOs of Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint, demanding additional information on the volume of user location data they collect and sell, accusing the companies of being less than forthcoming to Wyden's past requests.
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The president, also reeling from stories from the New York Times and Washington Post about his dealings with Russia, fired off dozens of tweets over the weekend on a range of matters, including his view of the snow in Washington, DC, gas prices, and Jeff Bezos's divorce.
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On Friday, Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley of Iowa fired off letters to both the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, demanding answers to questions raised by parents in Rockville, Md., in the wake of Thursday&aposs incident.
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While reporters — and some senators from both sides of the aisle — waited on the Senate GOP to release its health care bill this morning, President Trump fired off a series of tweets accusing Democrats of a "HOAX" and a "big Dem scam" to excuse their 2016 loss.
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Despite that suffocation, Lewandowski chested down the ball, reached out for a graceful take-down touch with his right foot, stepped back, and without letting the ball touch the carpet, fired off a left-footed shot into a perfect post deflection to the back of the net.
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Weinstein's legal team had fired off a letter earlier this month informing the judge ... they've found an email claiming to show one of the women alleging he raped her sure didn't act like it, because she went to HIS movie screening only hours after the alleged rape.
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Senate Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) fired off his latest rhetorical punch at Sen.
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Trump fired off a series of tweets Wednesday morning aimed at both the NFL as well as basketball dad LaVar Ball, Trump's current opponent in a feud over the president's involvement in getting a trio of college basketball players released from detention in China last week.
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After a market rally on Monday, stocks sank on Tuesday as President Trump fired off a series of tweets and threatened China with further tariffs, sowing confusion as to whether there would really be a truce in the trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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The attack came from an improvised truck launcher that fired off 30 Katyusha rockets, 18 of which landed on Camp Taji, a base just north of Baghdad that houses U.S. and coalition forces, according to a U.S. official, speaking on background to discuss a sensitive topic.
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Besides hurling paratroopers into the air, the division blew up a building in the field, assaulted a mock enemy unit, led mock killings of insurgents, buzzed by the crowd in Black Hawk and Apache helicopters, and fired off a number of booming long-range artillery rockets.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on Friday night fired off a series of tweets slamming Sen.
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Days after Speaker Nancy Pelosi formally announced her support for an impeachment inquiry, McCarthy fired off a letter to the California Democrat demanding that she halt the probe until she answers a host of procedural questions — including why the House wasn't voting to initiate the inquiry.
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" Days before, the president had fired off a series of tweets saying that Omar and three other Democratic women of color in Congress — Tlaib, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and Ayanna Pressley — should "go back and help fix the totally broken and crime-invested places from which they came.
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Driving the news: Trump fired off a lengthy tweet thread Sunday of a quote by pastor and radio host Robert Jeffress on Fox News, which ended with a prediction that removing Trump from office will cause a "civil war-like fracture" the country will never heal from.
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We've learned Gloria Allred fired off a slew of questions to Hef in a lawsuit filed by Judy Huth, who claims Cosby got her drunk at a party at the Mansion when she was just 15, touched her vagina and then forced her hand down his pants.
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US accuses Russia of trying to interfere with 2016 election Podesta fired off a series of tweets Friday night, blasting WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and pointing to Russia as the source of the hacks, although there is no official link between his specific emails and hacks by Russia.
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The shooter(s) fired off about a dozen shells at least and hit a 1973-year-old man in the chest and leg, a 1963-year-old man in the neck, a 1953-year-old man in the leg, and a 1943-year-old man in the arm.
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In the 60th minute, he received the ball, shook one man with a deep gouge, and then fired off a shot that split three defenders and the keeper, resulting in a gorgeous goal: But what's more important about this goal is the look that Pulisic wears after scoring.
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But the company also notes that the group at one point accidentally fired off its emails without changing the default settings of its phishing software tool, complete with the subject line "your site hacked by me"—a rare one-off, sloppy mistake for a prolific state hacking group.
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Trump ramped up his criticism of the Fed Tuesday when he fired off a tweet that said how great China's stimulus program has been, compared to the U.S. He also said the Fed should cut rates by a percentage point and use quantitative easing, a financial crisis policy tool.
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What they're saying: The American Civil Liberties Union, the Electronic Frontier Foundation and several other civil liberties groups fired off a broadside last Friday reminding legislators that "The First Amendment's protections apply to online speech as much as to offline speech," citing a list of Supreme Court precedents.
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In 2005, after he found Sarno's jumbled cache of over 20153,000 hours of forgotten, nearly-discarded Bayaka recordings in the storeroom at the Pitt Rivers, Lobley excitedly fired off an email to Sarno, explaining how he wanted to curate and revive 20-years-worth of diligent sound documentation.
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Gardner fired off a series of tweets in which he called the state party's convention "fair and well run" before needling Trump, suggesting the businessman's inability to navigate the delegate process in Colorado raises questions about his ability to handle issues such as the national budget and foreign affairs.
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White House officials had quietly stopped pushing for the compromise immigration bill after Trump fired off a series of tweets last week downplaying expectations for the deal, including one that suggested Republicans "should stop wasting their time" on immigration until more Republicans get elected, a White House aide said.
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In January, just as the Veterans Affairs policy on this issue was set to expire, a group of federal lawmakers fired off a letter to VA Secretary Bob McDonald demanding that the department's updated course of action provide veterans with the opportunity to discuss medical marijuana with their doctors.
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When a caravan of thousands of mostly Honduran migrants crossed through Guatemala on its way to Mexico in October, the exodus angered President Trump, who fired off messages on Twitter blaming Guatemala and Honduras for allowing them to move north, said Fernando Carrera, a former foreign minister in Guatemala.
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On the day Mr. Trump fired off his message about Mr. Obama "tapping" his phones, his chief of staff, Reince Priebus — initially seen by some establishment Republicans as the best bulwark against Mr. Trump's self-immolating behavior — told people the White House was convinced that there was something there.
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There's garbanzo beans and cherry tomatoes with olive oil that, honestly, I was stoned and made it and it tasted delicious, and I just fired off an email to Tony and was like, 'I don't know if he's going to like this,' and he said, 'Great, sounds great.
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But given his obsession with proving his own righteousness, it would be foolish to rule out Trump dedicating a portion of his next tubthumping rally to denouncing the far-left fanatics holding Scotland to ransom, or to assume that he hasn't already fired off an angry letter to a provincial newspaper.
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On the defensive after some bad headlines, a jump in border crossings and agitated by Fox News TV reports of a "caravan" of Central American asylum-seekers and activists making its way through Mexico towards America, the president fired off several dawn choruses of tweets, denouncing "our "Weak Laws" Border".
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Photo: Ahn Young-joon (AP)North Korea fired off what the South Korean military described as "several unidentified short-range projectiles" early Saturday local time in a move that could threaten to upset whatever diplomatic gains the U.S. has achieved with the country in recent years, the New York Times reported.
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Here, to packed houses in the height of Las Vegas's night club era, she fired off one-liners, tore across the strings of her guitar, and let her hips hips catch the light as they swiveled in the sequined gowns that had been made by her sister and longtime stylist, Carmen.
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Other media members fired off questionable takes of their own, from Rick Reilly&aposs ill-advised McDonald&aposs metaphor to a particularly painful segment on CBS&apos "NFL Today" during which the hosts seemed either unaware of or uninterested in the legitimate concerns regarding the NFL&aposs motivations behind the workout.
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Trump, who spent the night in Vegas after hosting a rally the night before, fired off a series of tweets challenging the credibility of Christine Blasey Ford, a California psychologist who says she was sexually assaulted by Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh at a party when they were high school students.
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By Wednesday evening, Mr. Trump had fired off more tweets, one questioning the sanity of Harry Reid, the former Senate majority leader who has pancreatic cancer, and another linking to an expletive-filled video depicting immigrants who had committed violent crimes and a group of brown-skinned men breaching a barrier.
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He fired off his ill-fated Saturday tweet complaining of "tapps" of his phones after railing to aides about how poorly Attorney General Jeff Sessions had responded to reports that he had surreptitiously communicated with the Russians, the way Mr. Trump's former National Security Council adviser, Michael T. Flynn, did.
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But I wonder: If a female candidate waved her arms around, called people names, said everything that was on her mind at any given moment and fired off revenge tweets when someone disrespected her, would she also be seen as authentic, or would she be called "hysterical" and unfit for office?
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We fired off a bunch of questions -- if he had a message for the Brooklyn Nets after dealing him to the Dubs, if he's the newest Splash Brother, if the Warriors were still the team to beat in the NBA ... but the All-Star guard let the wheels do the talking.
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Trump initially announced his intention to name "THE MOST DISHONEST & CORRUPT MEDIA AWARDS OF THE YEAR" (all caps emphasis his) on Tuesday, January 2 — the same day he fired off multiple confounding tweets, including an alarming threat at North Korea that was apparently prompted by a segment on Fox News.
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Records provided to BuzzFeed News by the Sarasota Police Department detailed written statements from at least five passengers on the boat who alleged that Bailey held them captive for 12 hours as he drank copious amounts of beer and Captain Morgan rum, got high, and fired off rounds of shots from a gun.
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There he bluntly informed civil servants of their shortcomings, fired off hectoring e-mails written in capitals, took a bulldozer to Mr Gove's softly-softly Liberal Democrat coalition partners and agitated to prise the state's fingers off schools, inject the exam system with new rigour and boost the teaching of science and maths.
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And last Friday, the day after Comey testified on Capitol Hill and the same day Trump again refused to say whether tapes existed -- the two leaders of the Russia investigation in the House fired off a request to the White House: If there are recordings, Congress wants to see them by June 23.
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Former President Obama was reportedly furious after President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE fired off tweets accusing him of wiretapping Trump Tower before the presidential election, according to a new report.
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On Saturday morning, President Donald Trump characterized himself as a "very stable genius" who is "like, really smart" in a series of tweets fired off from the Camp David presidential countryside retreat, where he was supposed to be meeting with lawmakers about 2018 priorities such as infrastructure, the budget, and health care.
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Calvin Valrie, LaMichael Finney and Bervick J. Deculus have lawyered up and fired off a cease and desist letter, claiming the show Mike's executive producing -- "Social Awards," which is scheduled to run on BET in February -- is exactly what it sounds like ... an awards ceremony that honors outstanding work among social influencers.
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President Donald Trump arrived in Japan Saturday for a state visit with the country's leaders, including its new emperor, but launched his trip with a reassuring message to an adversary: North Korea's Kim Jong Un. North Korea fired off some small weapons, which disturbed some of my people, and others, but not me.
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Thursday morning, before the report went public, three Trump allies in the House fired off a letter to Mr. Horowitz, expressing concerns that his report had been watered down by people within the F.B.I. and Justice Department, and requesting that the inspector general hand over earlier drafts of his report for comparison.
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Bloomberg&aposs official Twitter account fired off dozens of tweets about meatballs, how many batteries he could stuff into his mouth, which Secret Service codename he should pick, the best part of the body to get a Bloomberg 2020 tattoo, which wild animal to let loose onto the debate stage, and more.
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Trump fired off eight tweets in short order more than an hour before the special counsel entered the House Judiciary Committee hearing room, blasting Mueller, congressional Democrats who have called on him to testify, and "crooked" Hillary Clinton and "lying and leakin'" James Comey, the former FBI director fired by the president in 2017.
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For some context: On Friday, the day Trump fired off a tweet about how much Amazon pays the Postal Service to send packages, the Post had run a story detailing the White House's worries for 2018, another looking at the damaging effects of his Twitter habit, and an op-ed declaring him "unfit and ignorant."
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Read more: The US fired off a previously banned missile, the first since the collapse of a Cold War-era nuclear arms pact with RussiaAccidents occur frequently in the Russian military, and many Russian service members and specialists, some of which have been posthumously named "national heroes," have made the ultimate sacrifice for Russia's advancements.
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Mark Cuban Trump feuded with Cuban throughout the 2016 campaign, but when word got around that the Dallas Mavericks owner and investor on the reality TV show "Shark Tank" was considering his own presidential run, Trump fired off a tweet in February, reminding the world that he is not fond of his fellow business mogul.
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In October 2015, just a few days after CEETA members fired off a letter to the IRS decrying the use of outside counsel on audits, Pam Olson, one of CEETA&aposs PwC lobbyists, sat down for a two-hour meeting with Doug O&aposDonnell, the head of the IRS division that audits large corporations.
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On NBC's Meet The Press Sunday morning, Sanders responded to a tweet Trump sent stating he trusts Kim and that praised the North Korean state media's scathing assessment of Biden as a "fool of low IQ." North Korea fired off some small weapons, which disturbed some of my people, and others, but not me.
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The mystery was cleared up Wednesday when the network said the message was sent from Cooper's assistant in NYC, while Anderson was in D.C. CNN says the assistant, who's been on the job for 10 years, left his phone unlocked and unattended at the gym, and someone grabbed it and fired off the tweet.
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