When you fret over every outrage, you elevate those outrages.
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He has been known to fret over the national debt.
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He has been known to fret over the national debt.
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They were equally wrong to fret over the plane's age.
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Macron doesn't fret over seeing Alsace-Lorraine return to the Germans.
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The fishermen also fret over the economic impact of the crisis.
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The fishermen also fret over the economic impact of the crisis.
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GOVERNMENTS fret over traffic and other local nuisances that create filthy air.
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Tom's a really nice guy, this guy that would fret over everything.
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Mikie SherrillRebecca (Mikie) Michelle SherrillVulnerable Democrats fret over surging Sanders New Jersey Rep.
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European governments fret over these fast-evolving combinations of local and imported influences.
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Novices worry about balance, fear missteps, fret over seeming too tall or giraffelike.
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Society is ruled by unimaginatively named "MegaCorps," while citizens fret over Thought Crimes.
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It is perfectly understandable that Americans fret over the cost of prescription drugs.
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Cuellar's primary opponent in Texas Vulnerable Democrats fret over surging Sanders MORE (Ill.).
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Rep. Mikie SherrillRebecca (Mikie) Michelle SherrillVulnerable Democrats fret over surging Sanders New Jersey Rep.
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Let's fret over how Sam won't listen to Gilly about a very significant wedding.
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Many investors increasingly fret over environmental risks, and are demanding policies that lessen them.
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Taneja's characters eat and drink a lot, fret over their hair and their clothes.
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There is no need to fret over under-whipped egg whites or over-folded batter.
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The venture capital investors financing the robo-advisors are starting to fret over the numbers.
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Many also fret over whether Japan's growing number of elderly will cope well with automation.
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Pastry traditionalists fret over the willingness of restaurateurs to rely on the young and inexperienced.
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Although coastal African states want change, many inland ones fret over the higher cost of fish.
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My body has become a burden, something I have to manage, fret over, and worry about.
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Marketers fret over whether young people around the world thirst for tea as their parents do.
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Markets could start to fret over a global slowdown as they have done late last year.
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I have better things to do than fret over what a sixth-grader thinks of me.
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SPAC IPOs are less vulnerable to market jitters since they have no existing business to fret over.
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They also fret over still-rising prices against an already high base, saying upward price pressure remains.
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Tourists enjoy visiting a wolf park in Lozère, but farmers fret over their livestock and their livelihoods.
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We had job opportunities to fret over, weddings to plan, hunting trips to discuss, relatives to mock.
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Mrs May's Northern Irish partners, the Democratic Unionists, fret over a possible hard border with the Irish Republic.
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Investors fret over the rising cost of buying the rights to broadcast sport in Britain, Sky's biggest market.
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Given how often the bakers fret over their creations, it was anyone's guess going in what would happen.
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Many correspondents have fled; others nurse cheap beers in Phnom Penh's bars and fret over finding new employment.
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Maybe you fret over the health of aging parents or feel anxious over the ever-changing news cycle.
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Still, Slack is staring at a spiraling market as investors fret over the economic impact of the coronavirus.
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Others have been left to fret over whatever might befall them because of troubles with their insurance company.
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Others have been left to fret over whatever might befall them because of troubles with their insurance company.
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For the first bake of Chocolate Week, we get to watch Ian, Flora, Tamal, and Nadiya fret over tarts.
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Investors continue to fret over a so-called Brexit with daily polls showing a strengthening for the leave campaign.
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Like so many coastal millennials, I used to fret over the possibility that I may never own a home.
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"You know I fret over you," he said, and it was obvious that he was deliberately changing the subject.
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Why it matters: Washington has started to fret over automation's impact on employment in a whole range of sectors.
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But those gains evaporated as investors continued to fret over the severity and the prolonged impact of the outbreak.
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There were no stragglers, it seemed, in Mr. Reid's party, no Susan Collinses or Lisa Murkowskis to fret over.
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This consumer resilience seen around the world comes even as experts fret over the state of the global economy.
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The company's shares have fallen more than 62 percent during the last year as investors fret over stagnant user numbers.
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"Market players continued to fret over recession fears and sluggish oil demand forecasts," said Stephen Brennock of oil broker PVM.
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While borrowers and businesses fret over credit, there is at least one industry benefiting from the banks' day of judgment.
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We need to see Bridget fall for the bad boy, cry in the bathtub, and fret over her biological clock.
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Having watched their wives fret over finding the perfect "out for the day" footwear, the men decided — and why not?
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This is because SPAC IPOs are less vulnerable to market jitters, since they have no existing business to fret over.
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If I was in a new relationship with a man, I'd fret over whether my vagina felt tight enough during sex.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Tuesday advised investors not to fret over IAC's move to divest from Match Group and ANGI Homeservices.
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Now that I'm older, I'm more comfortable in my own skin, so I don't really fret over it too much anymore.
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In the meantime, investors continue to fret over a bond bull market that has been ongoing for more than three decades.
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And though investors fret over a populist government and towering public debt, its pool of private savings will keep them keen.
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Now, after her 6-22016, 21-21 victory over her sister, she can celebrate No. 288 instead of fret over it.
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The report comes as investors fret over whether a tight labor market could lead to more inflation and potentially tighter monetary policy.
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Or why White House officials fret over which Trump advisers make it onto Time magazine's list of the 100 most influential people?
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Ankara is angry with Berlin for giving asylum to alleged coup plotters, while German authorities fret over Erdogan's influence over Germany's Turks.
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Its proponents fret over soil carbon not necessarily because the N.R.C.S. tells them to, or because they worry about the planet's fate.
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I never had to fret over putting some greens on my plate or making sure I got enough protein in the morning.
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Democrats fret over budget cuts Committee Democrats were especially concerned about DOE budget cuts that have been floated by Trump's transition team.
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The cocktail tastes as good as it looks, but it melts too quickly to fret over which filter best accentuates its hue.
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He has not yet resumed skating, but the Penguins have had little reason to fret over the loss of their top goaltender.
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Competition concerns seem unlikely, but there's a risk that the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States will fret over Chinese ownership.
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Orders for Boeing and Airbus are seen down compared to 2017 as airlines fret over trade tensions and the slowing global economic growth.
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Embracing the Four Burners Theory can make you happier, because it allows you to not fret over what you're temporarily missing out on.
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With the Premium Rewards card, you&aposll always get 1 cent per point, so there&aposs no need to fret over redemption options.
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Commentators from both left and right fret over how ordinary people will put food on the table once robots take all the jobs.
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Bonds worth $1.2bn linked to Etihad special purpose vehicles have slumped in value as investors fret over whether the government will offer support.
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US government officials rightly fret over Russian control of one-third of European gas imports and the influence this gives Moscow over European capitals.
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London is still in shock today as officials fret over how to stop low-tech attacks involving something as mundane as a car. 2.
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Unburdened by a remote setup to fret over, I headed to the public beaches to try to catch a distant glimpse of the pad.
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This year has been fraught with volatility in financial markets as investors fret over tighter monetary policy, rising inflation and tensions surrounding global trade.
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Having taken Singal's proposition for a free debate seriously, let's end with a question for you, the imagined reader whom we all fret over.
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The military officers take their work seriously and fret over every detail as they try to estimate the number of casualties for various scenarios.
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But policymakers continue to fret over high spare capacity and its impact on wages growth which is languishing at record lows of 1.90 percent.
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Trade-war fears have been simmering for months, keeping market gains in check as investors fret over the impact of tariffs on corporate profits.
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"It's a hollow victory if you want the maximum benefit, but every day you fret over it and it gives you ulcers," Crowell said.
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But Egypt's worsening credit profile has tempered some enthusiasm as suppliers fret over payment difficulties given the country's sinking economy and shortage of U.S. dollars.
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A rally in financial shares has fizzled recently as investors fret over lofty valuations and Trump's ability to make good on his pro-growth promises.
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The Australian ASX200 was off 0.5 percent on Monday, with investors continuing to fret over the looming prospect of a tit-for-tat trade war.
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And while countries further south fret over land loss due to sea level rise as glaciers melt, parts of Iceland are experiencing sea level drop.
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Casino shares have slumped nearly 30 percent since the start of 2018 as investors fret over its debts and those of parent holding group Rallye (GENC.PA).
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The HTC 10 itself is a great smartphone, and brings good looks, robust specifications, support for modern standards and a battery that you needn't fret over.
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That company also faces headwinds, with the stock being aggressively sold in recent weeks as investors fret over its position amid uncertain revenue and rising debt.
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Some aspire to live a more natural life, or may be religious, and fret over (untrue) rumours that tissue from aborted fetuses goes into vaccine doses.
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It's tiny, and I fret over it falling to the floor and rolling into the abyss because, given my eyesight, I'd probably never see it again.
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The Times obtained text messages between Adams and Ava in which he appears to simultaneously fret over her age and indulge in sexual fantasies about her.
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There are still sizable bezels above and below the screens, but they're similar to bezels on the Pixel 2 XL and, truthfully, nothing to fret over.
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It gives Breitbart and Fox something to crow about and The New York Times, Washington Post and CNN something that's not Russia-gate to fret over.
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An insomniac himself, Dr. Pigeon is not soothed by his soundscapes because he knows them by heart and will fret over dissonances only he can perceive.
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The biggest policy issue that he raises—the mounting national debt, which Tea Partiers raged against in 2010—is not one that Republicans fret over anymore.
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When you&aposre exorbitantly rich, you can afford not to fret over things like your 15th wedding anniversary — at least if you&aposre an Insignia member.
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Colleges have reportedly been stepping away from using the company's equipment, and lawmakers have started to fret over whether vulnerabilities could lurk in the company's solar products.
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At a time when many parents fret over giving their children too many vaccines, adding a jab that is only partially effective may be a tough sell.
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While many teens fret over fitting in, Chloe and Halle have made it their mission to stand out in every sphere, from music to fashion and beauty.
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"Investors continue to fret over a number of issues facing investors in Chinese stocks," Simon Smith, chief economist at FxPro, said in a research note on Monday.
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"Investors continue to fret over a number of issues facing investors in Chinese stocks," Simon Smith, chief economist at FxPro, said in a research note on Monday.
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While Beijing may worry about the free flow of capital, Hong Kong could fret over the free flow of people that a more open system might allow.
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That increased drilling puts pressure on prices as traders fret over increased production in a market that has struggled to work through oversupply for roughly two years.
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But while I may fret over an endless number of "what-if" scenarios that could ruin my wedding, I don't genuinely expect anything dramatic to go wrong.
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A plan to introduce Value Added Tax is in the works but has been delayed as policymakers fret over the political repercussions of another round of inflation.
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After more than a year of campaigning, the Democratic race is extraordinarily volatile in Iowa, as residents continue to fret over which candidate can beat President Trump.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's economic fundamentals remain sound, the country's central bank said in a statement on Friday as global markets fret over slowing growth in Asia's powerhouse.
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A top bond investor for BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, is bargain-hunting in Europe as investors fret over a coming vote that may shake Italy's government.
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Momma said the BOJ shouldn't fret over monthly fluctuations in prices and instead focus on whether economic conditions are falling in place for inflation to accelerate long-term.
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The kwacha is seen remaining on the backfoot in the coming week as investors continued to fret over the size of country's debt and the falling copper prices.
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When Afanas returns to his casket, the vampires fret over whether their overlord asked them to take over the entire world, just North America, or Staten Island specifically.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Finance Minister Taro Aso said on Tuesday that Japanese firms' fundamentals were not bad and that there was no need to fret over recent market moves.
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Small and mid-sized firms have been pulling deposits from BMPS as investors fret over losses that could be imposed on bondholders as part of a state rescue.
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His nationality cannot be held against him, even if one might fret over his credentials as a man who was most recently managing Ligue 2's Le Havre.
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All the while, victims like the Haneys fret over the hassle and cost of obtaining clean water, as Range hands out mini water bottles at the county fair.
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The reaction by investors underscores the delicate balance Powell must maintain as he continues to see strong economic momentum at home even as investors fret over a slowdown overseas.
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The final week of August — the bittersweet end of summer for many— could be highly volatile, as markets fret over the economy and the latest developments in trade wars.
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Tesla's shares, traded on the Nasdaq, closed down around 14 percent on Friday at $264, as Wall Street begun to fret over the company's ability to raise needed capital.
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The apology also comes as the Vermont senator's allies fret over his ability to effectively communicate what they describe as his sincere distress over the substance of the revelations.
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The budget carrier's unusual measure, which could pressure other airlines to follow suit, comes during steep drop in airline stocks as investors fret over the spread of the virus.
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The index was set for its biggest weekly losing streak since 1998 as investors fret over the threat to banks' profitability and capital strength from compressed interest rate margins.
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A top bond investor for BlackRock Inc, the world's largest asset manager, is bargain-hunting in Europe as investors fret over a coming vote that may shake Italy's government.
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Currency strategists, including a team at Swiss bank Julius Baer, are predicting more weakness for sterling as investors continue to fret over the U.K.'s split from the European Union.
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When two girls showed up at a swim party in Wonder Woman bathing suits—as they invariably did—we didn't fret over the practicalities of fighting crime in your skivvies.
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If you're a short-term trader or your edging towards retirement, you're quite within your rights to fret over what looks dangerously like the start of another equity bear market.
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And that leads to the dreaded "paper-clip maximizer" nightmare scenario — a thought experiment from philosopher Nick Bostrom that AI scientists fret over late at night when they can't sleep.
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Advocates for a federal data privacy standard are feeling a time crunch as they fret over the limited number of days left in this session and the upcoming 2020 elections.
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Advocates for a federal data privacy standard are feeling a time crunch as they fret over the limited number of days left in this session and the upcoming 85033 elections.
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That makes it vital to growth for LG Chem and Samsung SDI, the world's No. 4 and No. 6 makers, even if they fret over having lost too much ground.
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The move is the latest in a yearslong debate over whether to curtail the president's war powers that has heated up in recent months as lawmakers fret over intractable conflicts.
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Evicted by a landlord who distrusts unmarried renters, the workaholic Kaira retreats to her seaside hometown in Goa and her affluent parents, who fret over her lack of matrimonial prospects.
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Scott PetersScott H. PetersVulnerable Democrats fret over surging Sanders Bloomberg lands Utah's lone Democratic rep as sixth congressional endorsement Fifth congressional Democrat backs Bloomberg in 2020 race MORE (D-Calif.).
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"Earlier this year, we had concerns that investors might fret over potential for a 2700 pickup in inflation and interest rates," wrote Paul Christopher, Wells Fargo's head global market strategist.
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That warning has led American and European officials to fret over a possible transatlantic trade war if a compromise cannot be found on a global digital tax regime by December.
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The central bank does not need to fret over current exchange-rate levels, she said, adding that a dollar/yen range of around 100 to 110 was appropriate for Japan.
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The recent weakness in economic data comes as at a time when global central banks fret over a potential slowdown in the global economy, which investors fear could hurt corporate profits.
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There was no need to fret over slumping oil prices as they are a big plus to the Japanese economy, Aso said, adding that the country's economic fundamentals are "very strong".
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Nigerian stocks have sunk to a more than four-year low in the last few days, while bond yield spreads widened as jittery investors fret over the possibility of naira devaluation.
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Collin PetersonCollin Clark PetersonCentrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble Here are the Democrats who aren't co-sponsoring an assault weapons ban House approves Democrat-backed bill ending mandatory arbitration MORE (Minn.) and Kurt SchraderWalter (Kurt) Kurt SchraderCentrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by National Association of Manufacturers - The impeachment of President Trump has begun Centrist Democrats urge caution over impeachment inquiry MORE (Ore.) — and freshman moderates facing tough reelections, including Reps.
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It's a great way to rebel against mom -- and challenge beauty standards Watching her mother fret over finding the right color and hairstylist made Kelly Barrows want to do the exact opposite.
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Many people have a tendency to fret over specific macronutrients when thinking about nutrition, whereas it's often more important to listen to your cravings, and focus on eating a variety of foods.
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Elaine LuriaElaine Goodman LuriaVulnerable Democrats fret over surging Sanders Mixed feelings on war power limits: Lawmakers and vet candidates Lawmakers warn Pentagon against reduction of US forces in Africa MORE (D-Va.).
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A top bond investor for BlackRock Inc, the world's largest asset manager, is bargain-hunting in Europe as investors fret over a coming vote that may shake Italy's government.
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The pound has weakened 4 percent since September as traders fret over lack of progress in divorce talks over issues including the Irish border five months before Britain exits the European Union.
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With the opposition largely broken, there are few checks on his power, which gives him great freedom to pursue his agenda but has also led critics to fret over his confrontational behavior.
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They wonder why he still performs as a sideman and why he doesn't take longer, or more fiery, solos; they fret over the long pauses between his recording projects as a leader.
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Nor is it completely lighthearted, despite its comic tenor; Graham and Audra fret over their son's prospects as a non-neurotypical person, and mourn the breakup of his sole friendship at school.
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Discomfort, actually, is the chief subject and substance of her work: Her characters slump and stare at their nails, obsess over their social awkwardness, fret over what to do about mysterious smells.
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Tom EmmerThomas (Tom) Earl EmmerCentrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble The Memo: Democrats plunge into politics of impeachment Centrist Democrats urge caution over impeachment inquiry MORE (R-Minn.) said in a statement.
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Budget delays can drive higher attrition rates, as service members grasp the difficulty of getting the "drill time" and training necessary for promotion, and fret over keeping the goodwill of their employer.
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But even as Trump allies fret over how to win more of their support, there is one group -- led by Eagar -- for whom there is virtually nothing he could do to lose it.
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Trump's announcement on Thursday has overshadowed the NAFTA meetings as automakers worry that more expensive imports could raise the cost of manufacturing in North America and U.S. farm groups fret over retaliatory measures.
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Still, he says, he never had an objective reason to fear jail—nor to fret over sanctions, which America imposed on Viktor Vekselberg, a fellow billionaire and his former partner, earlier this year.
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Hot markets Hangzhou and Nanjing were among other major cities to step up their fight against property speculators, as authorities fret over resurgent price growth that has shown only modest signs of abating.
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It is also likely to go down badly among critics who question Trump's commitment to the NATO alliance and fret over his desire to rebuild relations with Moscow even as Washington tightens sanctions.
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However, the nation's biggest lenders have been forced to slow down lending, mainly to speculative property investors, as regulators fret over financial stability risks amid rising housing prices and record-high household debt.
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The question on upgrading to market economy status comes as lawmakers in Congress and the Obama administration fret over an overcapacity of Chinese steel in the U.S. that has hurt the industry here.
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The stocks of Sweden's big four banks - SEB, Swedbank , Handelsbanken and Nordea - have come under pressure this year as investors fret over a recent slump in the country's once red-hot housing market.
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My parents provided me with the finest education that they could, and I'm sure that it never occurred to them to fret over the fact that the majority of my teachers were white.
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Sunday's results highlighted increased political polarization in Poland under PiS rule, with the liberal opposition scoring sweeping victories in some large cities where voters fret over the future of democratic standards in Poland.
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The pound has weakened 4 percent in October as traders fret over the lack of progress in Britain's EU divorce talks on issues including the Irish border, less than five months before Brexit.
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LONDON, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Emerging equities fell to their lowest in 363-1/2 years on Wednesday as global markets continued to fret over China, while fresh yuan weakening pressured most emerging currencies.
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Elissa SlotkinElissa SlotkinCentrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble Democrats debate scope of Trump impeachment GOP raises approximately M on day of impeachment announcement MORE (Mich.)* Did not provide a comment for this story.
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That's precisely why Trump rushed to use the phrase, and it's why others reach for the term too: It signifies that the behavior in question is normal, harmless and nothing to fret over.
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Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs both saw profits for the third quarter rise by more than 50 percent, largely from the surge in bond trading as investors fret over monetary policy around the world.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - A Chinese submarine has docked in Malaysia, the second such visit to the Southeast Asian country this year, as western powers fret over China's expanding reach in the South China Sea.
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Toshiba has unexpectedly delayed the release of its quarterly earnings and details of a multi-billion dollar writedown to its nuclear business, sending its shares sharply lower as investors fret over the conglomerate's future.
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But it mostly serves to add yet another unnecessary layer of expectation onto our already notification-addled lives, another social metric to fret over, and another box to click on feverishly whenever it arrives.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose for the first time in three days on Monday, but its gains were kept in check as investors continued to fret over a sharp rise in interest rates.
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If you find yourself in this dilemma don't fret over scrambling for that last-minute gift, because we've already rounded up 23 solutions ahead that you can easily snag for speedy delivery on Amazon.
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So the earnest role that Stranger Things asks Ryder to play—to fret over a lost child, to scream and shout at ineffective and occasionally malign authorities—isn't really what she's most suited for.
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Euphoria wanted so badly to shock me, to make me fret over how thoroughly the kids are messed up, that I was ultimately most impressed that it did the exact opposite in the end.
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Kendra HornKendra Suzanne HornLiberals keep foot on the gas on impeachment Here are the House Democrats who aren't backing Trump impeachment inquiry Centrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble MORE (Okla.) and Ben McAdams (Utah).
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With the stock market attaining the crown of the longest-running bull market in modern financial history, investors should not fret over the milestone but should focus on the solid underpinnings driving the run.
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The euro fell on Tuesday, hitting 296.522-month lows against the dollar and Swiss franc, as traders fret over the exposure of European banks to Turkey, whose currency rebounded from an all-time low.
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Tom EmmerThomas (Tom) Earl EmmerCentrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble The Memo: Democrats plunge into politics of impeachment Centrist Democrats urge caution over impeachment inquiry MORE (Minn.), head of the National Republican Congressional Committee.
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Haley StevensHaley Maria StevensManufacturers group kicks off campaign to close the industry's skills gap Vulnerable Democrats fret over surging Sanders Bloomberg wins endorsement from Democrat who flipped Michigan seat MORE (D-Mich.), told The Hill.
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Stocks on Wall Street were trading lower, with investors continuing to fret over Trump's isolationist policies, including travel restrictions to the United States which sparked protests across U.S. cities and criticism from several corporate leaders.
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A frenetic post-election rally on bets of reduced regulation and tax cuts under President Donald Trump has been losing steam as investors fret over valuations and the possibility of Fed raising rates more aggressively.
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Largely because of apostates like Friedrich Nietzsche, Pinker thinks, intellectuals would rather fret over espresso and wear black than acknowledge that it is a great time to be alive and that human potential is boundless.
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Leadership and senior members fret over what Trump's scandals could mean for their policy agenda, and Republicans who were never comfortable with Trump in the first place are beginning to break with the White House.
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The album conveys a sense of resignation toward the fact that many of the worst parts of climate change have already happened, which frees up the narrator to fret over matters more inward in scope.
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He wonders, to his friend Blair Clark, if it isn't "meaninglessly scrupulous" to fret over bringing Blackwood to New York while Hardwick is there, and to Hardwick herself he exhibits a thinking-out-loud callousness.
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The index was set for its seventh consecutive week of declines, the worst weekly losing streak since 1998, as investors fret over the threat to banks' profitability and capital strength from compressed interest rate margins.
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Jared Golden (Maine) and Kendra HornKendra Suzanne HornCentrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble Here are the Democrats who aren't co-sponsoring an assault weapons ban Blue Dog Democrats urge action on election security MORE (Okla.).
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Young Greek-Cypriots who have no experience of a united island seem less sentimental than their elders about the border and about Nicosia being Europe's last divided capital, and some fret over the cost of unification.
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If you often fret over which subject to use for your emails, then there's some relief here for you, too, because Smart Compose can now suggest a subject line based on the content of your email.
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In terms of race in the US, white people tend to socialize mostly with other white people, even as they might fret over whether it's a problem that black schoolchildren "self-segregate" at the lunch table.
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As my drone was flying recklessly over the park, deep down, I couldn't help but fret over the sustainable business model of renting physical gadgets prone to damage, as opposed to say...a song or movie.
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But their growth rates are forecast to remain on a gradual decelerating trajectory, with future orders already showing signs of cooling as businesses fret over uncertainties stemming from a months-long trade row between Beijing and Washington.
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For reasons I dare not speculate on, American consumers of mass media love watching affluent men and women of questionable intelligence and certain vulgarity fret over their own shallowness while struggling to speak in pop-psychological cliches.
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The lira TRYTOM=D3 has shed about 22 percent of its value against the U.S. currency so far this year as investors fret over Erdogan's influence on monetary policy and his repeated calls for lower interest rates.
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The listing will throw Dis-Chem into an edgy stock market as investors fret over a weak labour market as the South African economy struggles to cement a recovery from its first recession in nearly two decades.
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This Stuart Weitzman mule is my dream shoe: a flat in a neutral color with a fashionable detail (those tassels!) that functions as an "optical illusion" so I don't ever fret over the size of my feet.
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Apollo has since taken ADT public, yet its value has barely risen to just under $16 billion because investors fret over its ability to withstand pressure from new entrants in the home security sector such as Amazon.
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A frenetic post-election rally on bets of reduced regulation and tax cuts under President Donald Trump has been losing steam as investors fret over valuations and the possibility of the Federal Reserve raising rates more aggressively.
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Instead, Trump reaches beyond her own ambivalence to fret over dwindling global resources and the frustrations of a young British woman, Megan Turner, whose efforts to obtain elective sterilization are continually stalled by the health care system.
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It would also go down badly among Trump's foreign and domestic critics, who question his commitment to NATO and fret over his desire to rebuild ties with Russia even as Washington continues to tighten sanctions on Moscow.
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But while individuals fret over images of oceanic garbage gyres, the fossil fuel and petrochemical industries are pouring billions of dollars into new plants intended to make millions more tons of plastic than they now pump out.
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The mixed results have led some Republican officials in crucial battleground states to fret over the benefits of a prolonged impeachment debate, even as the campaign sees it as a major boost in firing up the base.
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While he has gained brownie points for engaging internally with career foreign-service diplomats, Pompeo normally inhabits such a small world of aides that they fret over even telling banal stories about him lest they be identified easily.
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The authors, who fret over the number of low-income or female "lost Einsteins", suggest that boosting childhood exposure to inventors might be more effective than reducing marginal tax rates as a means of increasing economy-wide innovation.
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia, the market-leading mortgage lender, hiked interest-only home loan rates on Tuesday following its three main rivals as regulators fret over financial stability risks amid rising housing prices and record-high household debt.
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While Republicans fret over how many taxpayer-funded patches they will have to stick on ObamaCare to keep it on life-support, Democrats are already moving on to their real goal: a government-run, single-payer healthcare system.
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Major averages have twice been in correction territory this year — once during an early February inflation scare and now as investors fret over not only a sharp decline in major tech names but also a potential trade war.
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At that point, Mr. Smollett's character, Jamal Lyon, was the focal point of the show: Fans watched him fret over his vows and patch up a last-minute fight with his fiancé before they walked down the aisle.
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Elissa SlotkinElissa SlotkinCentrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble Democrats debate scope of Trump impeachment GOP raises approximately M on day of impeachment announcement MORE (D-Mich.), a former CIA analyst and Defense Department official who ousted GOP Rep.
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Bank stocks have retreated after a strong rally as investors fret over lofty valuations amid questions about Trump's ability to do good on his promises of tax cuts and simpler regulations after failing to get a healthcare bill passed.
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As Democratic voters survey the current field of presidential candidates and fret over stopping a second Trump term, the female candidates are busy fielding questions about Clinton's loss, lessons from 2016 and how they plan to outperform the men.
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But even as we fret over passing up our thrice-weekly opportunity to drink vodka-seasoned ice water in the same poorly lit karaoke bar, it's often true that our nights spent at home bring us far more joy.
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Role models are hard to come by, and kids worry about things kids shouldn't fret over: mama and her boyfriend are fighting; the kids are scared or hungry, they're distraught about getting evicted or worried about their little sister.
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As Western companies fret over the risk to their reputations of doing deals and possible exposure to any sanctions imposed over the Khashoggi case, they are likely to put much new business in Saudi Arabia on hold for now.
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The designer says Jenner, 21, was well aware that babies can be messy, and he kept that in mind while designing her Hidden Hills, California, mansion, using outdoor fabrics so she wouldn't need to fret over having them ruined.
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The country's lira had tumbled 5 percent against the dollar on Wednesday, accelerating a selloff that has seen the currency lose a fifth of its value this year as investors fret over President Tayyip Erdogan's influence on monetary policy.
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But animal suffering is a different category: to fret over animals, given the anguish experienced by so many people, can seem like misplaced priorities at best, and a callous insult to the needs of the human community at worst.
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The coronavirus scare, in contrast, has had a far larger impact on the supply side of the economy, as firms around the globe fret over whether China will be able to export its goods out from beyond its shores.
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The Chinese territory is grappling with its biggest crisis since its handover to Beijing 113 years ago as many residents fret over what they see as China's tightening grip over the city and a relentless march toward mainland control.
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Elissa SlotkinElissa SlotkinCentrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble Democrats debate scope of Trump impeachment GOP raises approximately M on day of impeachment announcement MORE (D-Mich.), a centrist who flipped a GOP-held district last year, told reporters Wednesday.
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Collin PetersonCollin Clark PetersonCentrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble Here are the Democrats who aren't co-sponsoring an assault weapons ban House approves Democrat-backed bill ending mandatory arbitration MORE (Minn.)* Did not respond to a request for comment.
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Maybe I should recognise that I don't have to cancel my dentist appointment to write about a Dutch Eurovision singer who just survived a motorcycle crash, or fret over a Ukrainian Eurovision winner appearing in a local gasoline commercial.
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Shares in British American Tobacco and Imperial Brands, two of the most dependable dividend payers, plummeted after U.S. regulators proposed tighter rules on the amount of nicotine in cigarettes, causing investors to fret over their ability to maintain steady payouts.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - As Beijing and Washington exchange barbs that threaten a potential trade war, health-conscious Chinese shoppers are beginning to fret over what this could mean for their pockets: a potential jump in prices for U.S.-grown cherries and pistachios.
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The pricing comes at a delicate time for Hong Kong's stock market, with the benchmark Hang Seng index falling 246 percent this month and 22014 percent this year as investors fret over escalating trade tension between the United States and China.
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HONG KONG, March 20 (Reuters) - City commercial lender Bank of Tianjin Co Ltd priced its Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO) near the bottom of expectations, showing tepid appetite for the $950 million listing as investors fret over China's economic slowdown.
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The hand-wringing over rubbing one out was tied to "the moral outrage over someone checking out from the world," similar to the impulse that causes adults to fret over their kids playing video games or staring at their phones.
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The pricing comes at a delicate time for Hong Kong's stock market, with the benchmark Hang Seng index falling 246 percent this month and 22014 percent this year as investors fret over escalating trade tension between the United States and China.
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The budget carrier's unusual measure, which could pressure other airlines to follow suit, comes during steep drop in airline stocks as investors fret over the spread of the virus, known at COVID-19, to the U.S., following warnings from health officials.
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It's our companies and our money, and we're the ones who take the risks, collateralize our assets, get sued, fret over future work and deal with the pressures of ownership that ultimately results in us having to make the hardest decisions.
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Oil prices fell further on Tuesday, after heavy losses in the previous session following two days of weak Chinese data and as investors continued to fret over prospects for a U.S.-China trade deal despite signs of a truce last week.
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DEMS FRET OVER NFL INFLUENCE ON RESEARCH A group of House Democrats on Thursday wrote to the National Institutes of Health expressing concern about possible "veto power" that the National Football League exercised over a study on a brain disease.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese carmaker shares have underperformed their peers in the United States so far this year as investors fret over U.S. President Donald Trump's protectionist stance, ahead of his meeting with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe later in the day.
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Kendra HornKendra Suzanne HornCentrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble Here are the Democrats who aren't co-sponsoring an assault weapons ban Blue Dog Democrats urge action on election security MORE (Okla.)* Did not respond to a request for comment. Rep.
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It's clear that no expense was spared, that no detail was too small to fret over, that a whole lot of blood, sweat, and tears went into ensuring that the new Lion King would deliver everything fans loved about the old Lion King.
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Gilead doesn't have rain-soaked Blade Runner streets or Hunger Games arenas; it's a dystopia that looks like a nightmare you've had before, full of people who talk about late Ubers, relationship woes, and scores of other miniproblems most real people fret over.
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Haley StevensHaley Maria StevensManufacturers group kicks off campaign to close the industry's skills gap Vulnerable Democrats fret over surging Sanders Bloomberg wins endorsement from Democrat who flipped Michigan seat MORE (D-Mich.), a freshman lawmaker who flipped a GOP-held seat in 2018.
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The chief may fret over how much partisanship is too much, and declare that there is nowhere to draw a line, but, the dissent argues, surely the courts could agree that such a map is unfair to voters of the state's minority party.
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The big banks, which have outperformed in a post-election rally since November, are of particular interest as investors fret over valuations amid a lack of clarity on Trump's ability to deliver on his pro-growth policies of tax and regulatory cuts.
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The U.S. stock market has been on record-setting spree since the election of Donald Trump as president, but the rally has faltered in recent weeks as investors fret over the lack of clarity on his proposals to reform taxes and cut regulation.
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They have heard Newt Gingrich fret over his "Kenyan anti-colonial mindset," Mitt Romney worry that the United States is "inches away from no longer being a free economy," and, yes, Donald Trump argue that he's hiding the true circumstances of his birth.
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BENGALURU, March 23 (Reuters) - Trading in India's benchmark S&P BSE Sensex was halted early on Monday after it fell 10% and hit a "circuit-breaker", as investors continued to fret over the impact of the rapidly spreading coronavirus outbreak on economic growth.
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And as the Democrats get deeper into the actual voting toward selecting their nominee and fret over Mr. Biden and Ukraine or Bernie Sanders and socialism, they might keep in mind that it can be applied (early and often) to any opponent.
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The judge assigned the case is Victor Marrero, who was appointed by former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonCentrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble Donald Trump, Boris Johnson and the markets Cindy McCain: I can see Arizona 'going Democrat' in 2020 MORE.
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Jolie may not have had to fret over the cost of taking taxis and cars while she recovered, for fear of strangers on the subway bumping into her still-healing chest, or the prospect of losing her job after having taken too many days off.
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The media then reacts in the only way that makes any sense given the situation: We cover Trump's statements as outrageous and aberrant; we make clear where he's lied or given succor to violent paranoiacs; we fret over the future of the free press.
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HONG KONG, June 30 (Reuters) - China Development Bank Financial Leasing Co Ltd has priced its Hong Kong initial public offering near the bottom of its indicative range, IFR reported on Thursday, highlighting tepid appetite for the $800 million offer as investors fret over volatile markets.
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Tom EmmerThomas (Tom) Earl EmmerDemocrat running for Hurd's seat in Texas raises M in third quarter Public opinion polls show shift toward impeaching Trump Centrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble MORE (R-Minn.), who chairs the NRCC, said in a statement after Hurd's retirement.
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Donna ShalalaDonna Edna ShalalaCentrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble Pelosi announces launch of formal impeachment inquiry into Trump Democrats divided on surprise medical bill fix MORE (D-Fla.), said the Ukraine issue "really put it over" for lawmakers like her who just flipped GOP seats.
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Kurt SchraderWalter (Kurt) Kurt SchraderCentrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by National Association of Manufacturers - The impeachment of President Trump has begun Centrist Democrats urge caution over impeachment inquiry MORE (Ore.) Did not respond to a request for comment.
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Red Sox 20073, Yankees 7 BOSTON — For more than three weeks, the Yankees had been searching for a breakout offensive performance, the kind with hits and runs stacked up so high that the pitchers would not have to fret over their work, and victory was virtually ensured.
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Y.) and Max RoseMax RoseOvernight Defense: Pentagon curtails more exercises over coronavirus | House passes Iran war powers measure | Rocket attack hits Iraqi base with US troops Biden rolls out over a dozen congressional endorsements after latest primary wins Vulnerable Democrats fret over surging Sanders MORE (N.Y.).
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Still, what happens in these bellwether states will determine the election — so you can expect these kinds of head-to-head polls to be more common as the primary season rambles on, and as Democrats continue to fret over their chances to take down Mr. Trump.
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Foreign reporters and Kenya's Western donors fret over whether the presidential contest will go to a second round — a requirement if no candidate wins more than 50 percent of the vote overall and 25 percent of the vote in at least half of Kenya's 47 counties.
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Here's the theory: Disable the metrics on your social media channels of choice and you don't have to fret over why your latest Instagram photo only seems to be half as popular as the one before it, or worry about who's liking or not liking your witticisms on Facebook.
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HONG KONG, May 26 (Reuters) - Thousands of people flocked to snap up flats in Hong Kong on Friday, lured by favourable financing terms offered by the city's No. 2 developer even as authorities fret over sky-high prices that a series of cooling measures has failed to dampen.
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While front offices fret over potential lost revenue, star players inevitably wonder how the N.B.A.'s fraught relationship with China will affect shoe sales and promotional summer tours there that the likes of Stephen Curry (Under Armour), LeBron James (Nike) and James Harden (Adidas) are known to make.
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" Collin PetersonCollin Clark PetersonHere are the House Democrats who aren't backing Trump impeachment inquiry Centrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble Here are the Democrats who aren't co-sponsoring an assault weapons ban MORE (Minn.)* "If anyone thinks a partisan impeachment process would constrain President Trump, they are fooling themselves.
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Astronomers fret over 'debilitating threat' of thousands of satellites cluttering the sky "The vast majority" will be too faint to be seen by the naked eye except during specific periods when the sun's light is more likely to reflect off their surfaces — in the early hours of darkness, generally.
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But you're unlikely to hear that harsh bit of truth from groups like Concerned Women for America, which helped to pen the anti-porn language, because the very people who fret over what porn is doing to our children are also determined to keep honest, comprehensive sex education away from them.
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Open your mind to the true power of Fuller House, the middle point of the great social experiment formerly known as TGIF: a visualization of time's effect on the human body and spirit as we absentminded humans fret over problems like "who is dating whom" and "the youngest Tanner's report card."
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Maria CantwellMaria Elaine CantwellSenators fret over lack of manpower to build 85033G Five tech stories to watch in 2020 Hillicon Valley: House panel unveils draft of privacy bill | Senate committee approves bill to sanction Russia | Dems ask HUD to review use of facial recognition | Uber settles sexual harassment charges for .
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Tom EmmerThomas (Tom) Earl EmmerDemocrat running for Hurd's seat in Texas raises M in third quarter Public opinion polls show shift toward impeaching Trump Centrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble MORE (R-Minn.), the chairman of the House campaign arm, predicted impeachment would cost Democrats their majority in the House.
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Previous generations had only to fret over whether the expectant mother would bear a boy or a girl or if the child would inherit Aunt Bethany's nose or Uncle Yuri's unibrow, but that wasn't the case anymore, not since CRISPR gene-editing technology had hit the ground running twenty years back.
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Investors said this was bringing back some calm to the banking sector, though the euro zone's banking index is still facing its seventh consecutive week of declines - its worst weekly losing streak since 1998 - as investors fret over the threat to banks' profitability and capital strength from compressed interest rate margins.
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It will do so in much the same way as the Republican Congress' impeachment of Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonCentrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble Donald Trump, Boris Johnson and the markets Cindy McCain: I can see Arizona 'going Democrat' in 85033 MORE was a major distraction for the Clinton administration.
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Haley StevensHaley Maria StevensManufacturers group kicks off campaign to close the industry's skills gap Vulnerable Democrats fret over surging Sanders Bloomberg wins endorsement from Democrat who flipped Michigan seat MORE (D-Mich.), who has endorsed Bloomberg, said she will follow the former New York City mayor's lead if he doesn't secure the nomination.
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As with all Marvel teases, the answer may be obvious once the movie it's referencing has actually made it to theaters, but for now, it's meant as a deliberate conversation-starter, a way to keep fans occupied while they fret over the end of Infinity War and start anticipating what comes next.
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Yes, as Republicans fret over their candidate's mistakes and what they see as a fly-by-the-seat-of-one's-pants campaign unprepared for the five months ahead, they should take comfort that the Trump team is doing the real work required to protect the country, should he prevail on Election Day.
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Instead, Kaplan recounts, they fret over maps and routes of energy pipelines that may or may not solidify Russia's grip on the region and implore him to make sure the West (and specifically Americans) takes care of Romania in the 21st century — as it failed, in their view, to do for much of the 20th.
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The state has been won by a Republican presidential candidate going back to the 1950s, with the exception of the 1996 election when Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonCentrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble Donald Trump, Boris Johnson and the markets Cindy McCain: I can see Arizona 'going Democrat' in 85033 MORE narrowly won the state.
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" He perused some documents relating to a land deal he was considering, pausing to fret over the fate of his friend Tom Brady, the New England Patriots quarterback whose four-game suspension for his role in the Deflategate scandal was upheld that morning by a federal appeals court: "He should've sued the N.F.L. in Boston at the very beginning.
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D.), Donna ShalalaDonna Edna ShalalaLawmakers toast Greta Van Susteren's new show Overnight Health Care: Watchdog finds DEA allowed more opioids even as overdose deaths rose | Judge temporarily blocks Georgia abortion law | Three states report more vaping deaths | Dem proposes new fix for surprise medical bills Centrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble MORE (D-Fla.), Dusty Johnson (R-S.
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The Democratic defections would have been under a dozen, but would likely have included GOP targets in 2020, including House Agriculture Committee Chairman Collin PetersonCollin Clark PetersonThe Hill's Morning Report - Dem debate contenders take aim at Warren Here are the House Democrats who aren't backing Trump impeachment inquiry Centrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble MORE (D-Minn.).
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It is fatuous to fret over whether they also amount to, say, campaign-finance infractions — even "major" offenses in that category, such as the 2008 Obama campaign's acceptance of nearly $2 million in illegal contributions, are so trivial in the greater scheme of things that they are commonly settled by the payment of an administrative fine.
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J.), who pointed to Watergate and the impeachment of Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonCentrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble Donald Trump, Boris Johnson and the markets Cindy McCain: I can see Arizona 'going Democrat' in 6900 MORE as historic examples of how the process can quickly devour the nation's attention — at the expense of legislative priorities.
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Donna ShalalaDonna Edna ShalalaCentrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble Pelosi announces launch of formal impeachment inquiry into Trump Democrats divided on surprise medical bill fix MORE (Fla.) and Joe MorelleJoseph (Joe) MorelleDemocrats divided on surprise medical bill fix House panel delays vote on surprise medical bills legislation Push on 'surprise' medical bills hits new roadblocks MORE (N.
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Dean PhillipsDean PhillipsVulnerable Democrats fret over surging Sanders Democrats tear into Trump's speech: It was a 'MAGA rally' Democrats gear up for State of the Union protests as impeachment lingers MORE (D-Minn.), said he has significant doubts that Sanders or Warren could beat Trump in swing states like Wisconsin and Michigan that will play a decisive role in the 2020 election.
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Shares in Delta Lloyd have fallen by 77 percent in 12 months, with the stock hitting an all-time low below 4 euros ($4.54) on Thursday as investors continued to fret over two unresolved issues linked to Solvency II. The first is the treatment of tax assets and the second is the interest rate insurers use to discount the size of liabilities far into the future.
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Shares in Delta Lloyd have fallen by 77 percent in 12months, with the stock hitting an all-time low below 4 euros($4.54) on Thursday as investors continued to fret over two unresolved issues linked to Solvency II. The first is the treatment of tax assets and the second is the interest rate insurers use to discount the size of liabilities far into the future.
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Maria CantwellMaria Elaine CantwellHillicon Valley: UK allows Huawei to build 2900G in blow to Trump | Lawmakers warn decision threatens intel sharing | Work on privacy bill inches forward | Facebook restricts travel to China amid virus Lawmakers claim progress on online privacy bill Senators fret over lack of manpower to build 220006G MORE (D-Wash.), offered dueling versions of legislation to create more privacy for Americans online.
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Maria CantwellMaria Elaine CantwellHillicon Valley: UK allows Huawei to build 85033G in blow to Trump | Lawmakers warn decision threatens intel sharing | Work on privacy bill inches forward | Facebook restricts travel to China amid virus Lawmakers claim progress on online privacy bill Senators fret over lack of manpower to build 5G MORE (D-Wash.), offered dueling versions of legislation to create more privacy for Americans online.
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Cuellar however, has the backing of several party leaders, such as House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiTrump says what he learned from impeachment is that 'Democrats are crooked' Bull meets china shop: Roger Stone controversy follows a familiar pattern House to vote Thursday on removing ERA ratification deadline MORE (D-Calif.) and Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairwoman Cheri BustosCheryl (Cheri) Lea BustosVulnerable Democrats fret over surging Sanders House Democratic campaign arm raised .
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But with the president continuing to harangue the N.F.L. on Twitter, and fans increasingly upset about the league's handling of the issue, including in Jacksonville, where a fan paid to have a plane fly over the Jaguars' stadium carrying a message calling for a boycott of the team and the N.F.L., the owners continue to fret over the protests and how they will affect the league's brand when television ratings have started to slip.
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"My constituents in Northern Virginia elected me to protect them from Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonCentrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble Donald Trump, Boris Johnson and the markets Cindy McCain: I can see Arizona 'going Democrat' in 2628 MORE, and two years later they reelected Bill Clinton to protect them from me," said Tom Davis, the former Virginia congressman who rose to become chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
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Kurt SchraderWalter (Kurt) Kurt SchraderCentrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by National Association of Manufacturers - The impeachment of President Trump has begun Centrist Democrats urge caution over impeachment inquiry MORE (D-Ore.) said he is still weighing his decision on impeachment, telling Slate it's "terribly risky" for members in purple districts at a time when the party is seeking to maintain control of the House in 2020.
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Dean PhillipsDean PhillipsBloomberg builds momentum on Capitol Hill with new endorsements Vulnerable Democrats fret over surging Sanders Democrats tear into Trump's speech: It was a 'MAGA rally' MORE (D-Minn.), who is backing his home-state senator, Amy KlobucharAmy Jean Klobuchar2020 Democratic candidates support Las Vegas casino workers on debate day Democratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe What to watch in the debate tonight MORE, but is also bullish on Bloomberg.
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They are aimed at reassuring the tech sector that despite the country's efforts to leave the European Union — which have already seen the value of the pound drop drastically against other currencies, a softening of the housing market, and other fallout as people fret over the state of the British economy as it prepares to go it alone — it will continue to work on ways of bringing in more talent and will continue to support tech businesses in the country.
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From the first moments of deliberation, the jury is divided precisely along gender lines: The men want first-degree murder, they fret over the apparent sissifying of father-son relationships in the world, and they complain about how their own dads didn't go to enough of their ball games; the women want voluntary manslaughter, they defend the rights and powerlessness of victims, and they point out that many of the men's arguments have nothing to do with the burdens of proof in this case.
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J.), Scott PetersScott H. PetersBiden rolls out over a dozen congressional endorsements after latest primary wins The Hill's Morning Report — Presented by Facebook — Washington, Wall Street on edge about coronavirus Centrist Democrats insist Sanders would need delegate majority to win MORE (Calif.), Max RoseMax RoseOvernight Defense: Pentagon curtails more exercises over coronavirus | House passes Iran war powers measure | Rocket attack hits Iraqi base with US troops Biden rolls out over a dozen congressional endorsements after latest primary wins Vulnerable Democrats fret over surging Sanders MORE (N.
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" He continued: "While the whole country is in an uproar about Turing Pharmaceuticals, a one-drug start-up pharma company attempting to raise prices on a single AIDS drug, the real issue is a $211 billion monster only Wall Street could love — an extremely leveraged company that set the standard for this type of abuse, while being cheered on by a cadre of Wall Street high-rollers too wealthy to fret over their own personal health care costs, and its posse of hedge-fund operators.
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The 2000 presidential election resulted in George W. Bush beating Vice President Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold GoreDavid Webb: Environmental capitalism versus climate strike Warren's rise shakes up Democratic field Krystal Ball: Democrats on track to nominate Warren, lose to Trump MORE, who should have benefited from the high approval ratings of Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonCentrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble Donald Trump, Boris Johnson and the markets Cindy McCain: I can see Arizona 'going Democrat' in 2020 MORE, but the electorate — and Supreme Court — wanted change.
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" According to Senate Commerce Committee Chairman Roger WickerRoger Frederick WickerHillicon Valley — Presented by Philip Morris International — UN calls for probe into alleged Saudi hack of Bezos | Experts see effort to 'silence' Washington Post | Bezos tweets tribute to Khashoggi Senators fret over lack of manpower to build 6900G Lawmakers introduce bill to bolster artificial intelligence, quantum computing MORE (R-Miss.), some projections estimate the U.S. needs 2628,28503 more people to help "accelerate the deployment of 22020G in order to win the race and secure the first-move advantage in the United States.
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" According to Senate Commerce Committee Chairman Roger WickerRoger Frederick WickerHillicon Valley — Presented by Philip Morris International — UN calls for probe into alleged Saudi hack of Bezos | Experts see effort to 'silence' Washington Post | Bezos tweets tribute to Khashoggi Senators fret over lack of manpower to build 5G Lawmakers introduce bill to bolster artificial intelligence, quantum computing MORE (R-Miss.), some projections estimate the U.S. needs 20,000 more people to help "accelerate the deployment of 21625G in order to win the race and secure the first-move advantage in the United States.
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Rep. Kathy CastorKatherine (Kathy) Anne CastorHillicon Valley: Twitter to let users report election misinformation | Dem offers updates to child privacy rules | ACLU pushes back on Puerto Rico online voting proposal Democratic lawmaker introduces bill to increase minors' online protection Overnight Energy: Pelosi vows bold action to counter 'existential' climate threat | Trump jokes new light bulbs don't make him look as good | 'Forever chemicals' measure pulled from defense bill MORE (D-Fla.) on Thursday introduced a bill to increase protections for minors online, an effort that could have legs this Congress as lawmakers fret over the mistreatment and exploitation of children on the internet.
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Kathy CastorKatherine (Kathy) Anne CastorHillicon Valley: Twitter to let users report election misinformation | Dem offers updates to child privacy rules | ACLU pushes back on Puerto Rico online voting proposal Democratic lawmaker introduces bill to increase minors' online protection Overnight Energy: Pelosi vows bold action to counter 'existential' climate threat | Trump jokes new light bulbs don't make him look as good | 'Forever chemicals' measure pulled from defense bill MORE (D-Fla.) on Thursday introduced a bill to increase protections for minors online, an effort that could have legs this Congress as lawmakers fret over the mistreatment and exploitation of children on the internet.
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Between the two of us, we have worked on counterterrorism policies for each of the last four presidents, from Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonCentrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble Donald Trump, Boris Johnson and the markets Cindy McCain: I can see Arizona 'going Democrat' in 2020 MORE to Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE, and from a variety of perspectives — at the Departments of Homeland Security, State and Defense, and on the National Security Council staff.
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J.), Elaine LuriaElaine Goodman LuriaM ad buy praises swing-district Democrats' environmental work Vulnerable Democrats fret over surging Sanders Mixed feelings on war power limits: Lawmakers and vet candidates MORE (Va.), Elissa SlotkinElissa SlotkinM ad buy praises swing-district Democrats' environmental work The Hill's Campaign Report: Buttigieg, Sanders ahead in Iowa debacle Vulnerable House Democrats benefit from fundraising surge amid impeachment MORE (Mich.), Abigail SpanbergerAbigail Davis SpanbergerM ad buy praises swing-district Democrats' environmental work House Democrats launch effort to register minority voters in key districts House passes bills to gain upper hand in race to 5G MORE (Va.) and Xochitl Torres Small (N.M.).
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Brad SchneiderBradley (Brad) Scott SchneiderTrump impeachment calls snowball, putting pressure on Pelosi Trump's roller coaster August: a timeline House Democrats blur lines on support for impeachment MORE (D-Ill.), Betty McCollumBetty Louise McCollumTrump impeachment calls snowball, putting pressure on Pelosi Leave park operations — and fee revenues — to the parks Federal watchdog: Trump admin broke law by pulling from park entrance fees during shutdown MORE (D-Minn.), Veronica EscobarVeronica EscobarTrump impeachment calls snowball, putting pressure on Pelosi This week: Congress races to prevent shutdown as recess looms Gun epidemic is personal for lawmakers touched by violence MORE (D-Texas) and David CicillineDavid Nicola CicillineCentrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble Democrats debate scope of Trump impeachment House Democrats say memo of Trump call bolsters impeachment case MORE (R.
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