The Clinton campaign funneling money through a law firm, the DNC funneling money through a law firm to hire a -- oh, a foreign spy.
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There's slowly rising tension: the advancing wall funneling players together.
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Netflix will continue funneling that subscription revenue into original content.
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PSI was not charged and denies funneling funds for manufacturers.
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"You're funneling it to the wrong person, guys," she said.
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Why was Manafort funneling campaign polling data through Konstantin Kilimnik?
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They are accused of illegally funneling money to Republican committees.
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VCs — more than ever — are funneling cash to innovative beverage projects.
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They&aposre funneling in to Hamas and other groups like this.
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We're trying to prevent the storm surge funneling into the lakes.
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"He is funneling money to his wife's law firm," Brown says.
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Why is it hosting L.G.B.T. groups and funneling money to them?
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Previously, clients paid for research by funneling trade commissions to banks.
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"This is a front-office thing that's funneling down," he said.
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A "blockchain bandit," they found, had been funneling Ethereum from these keys.
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President Barack Obama proposed funneling royalties to programs that protect natural resources.
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States have been funneling resources to funding the battle against the virus.
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It risks funneling new money for arms to rival factions in Libya.
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The Bureau of Prisons began funneling non-citizens into the for-profit facilities.
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Then, consider opening a Roth IRA account and start funneling savings into that.
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My computer science nerd friends started funneling their savings into bitcoin and ethereum.
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Enter the notion of funneling the QE money into a form of UBI.
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Lieu tweeted that Pence's actions were tantamount to "funneling taxpayer money" to Trump.
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Funneling subsidies through the tax code gives the tax-savvy a disproportionate advantage.
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Ratcliffe also said he personally convicted terrorists accused of funneling money to Hamas.
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HOK, based in Kansas City, is funneling more resources into the growing field.
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As a vehicle for funneling fees to Wall Street, it has few equals.
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Funneling the money through the organization allowed the parents to claim tax deductions.
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And part of the investigation is whether or not there was funneling of money.
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In one night, he may clean $150,000 by funneling it through a Chicago nightclub.
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Ever dreamed about funneling millions out of the country you're supposed to be ruling?
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Instead, it has been funneling much of it to shareholders through buybacks and dividends.
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Funneling taxpayer money to POTUS by staying at this Trump resort is sooooooo corrupt.
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German officials shut down a Berlin hostel funneling cash to Pyongyang in May 2017.
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Proposition 2 also passed, funneling $2 billion in state revenue into homelessness prevention housing.
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Meanwhile, Facebook last year made a contentious decision to stop funneling traffic to Instagram.
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That funneling of money to the wealthiest is not a bug in tech's code.
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The administration's proposed budget in May included funneling $277 million toward abstinence education programs.
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Videos posted to social media, meanwhile, captured a furious twister funneling through a gray sky.
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Wealthy conservative donors have followed suit, funneling their millions into places where money was needed.
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This isn't a problem that can be solved without funneling new bodies into the sector.
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Both of the groups are funneling their money into a field program -- not paid media.
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Moscow, according to the US military, is now funneling aid to the Taliban as well.
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Intel isn't the only tech company with a political action committee funneling money into Congress.
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If anything, that's too many, and funneling all that content into one app makes sense.
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Torshin has denied any connections to Russian mobsters or of funneling money to the NRA.
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Right-wing detractors paint him as a Democratic mastermind funneling dark money into immoral causes.
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Ted Lieu of California, who tweeted that Pence was "funneling taxpayer money" to the president.
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State-controlled banks have been funneling big loans to wasteful, chronically unprofitable state-run companies.
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Those companies reciprocated by funneling tens of million of dollars to Kazakhstan's kleptocrat in chief.
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He is funneling money he earned from Facebook to end Facebook as we know it.
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What's more, YouTube seemingly profits from its algorithms funneling users toward extreme and inflammatory content.
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He copped to funneling information, with the cooperation of Chinese military officials, back to Beijing.
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Germans did help the Bolsheviks, funneling millions of Deutsche marks to them during the war.
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He urged jurors to hold Alavi "accountable" for funneling money to Iran and providing other services.
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Even when one of them is maybe secretly funneling stories about another one to the tabloids.
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The Qataris and the Saudis had been funneling weapons into Syria for more than a year.
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Prosecutors accuse him of funneling $5 million of Nissan's money to a car dealership he controlled.
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Amazon has a habit of collecting state subsidies and funneling public funds for its own benefit.
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I can see the Euphrates River funneling from Syria into the lowlands of the Iraqi desert.
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In recent years, banks have been funneling one-time gains into provisions and generic loan reserves.
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Right now, Facebook is not required to attach disclaimers for political dollars funneling into the platform.
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The company says it is not currently experimenting with funneling rides to new or returning drivers.
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They accuse PRO10 of funneling tickets to THG Sports, which sold them illegally at inflated prices.
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In this respect, I.S.S. serves as a consolidator of opinion, funneling and acting as an intermediary.
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It's no surprise that funneling at-risk individuals into a hostile environment can have fatal consequences.
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The same goes for Amazon, whose goal is funneling more users to its e-commerce business.
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Resistant to change, they sustain and defend the bank's original mission: funneling loans to emerging economies.
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We knew he was funneling money to pay off Stormy Daniels and other assorted Trump squeezes.
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And with every paycheck, I'm funneling more money into stocks, while maintaining that rough portfolio allocation.
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Now studios are looking to establish their own services by funneling their programming libraries onto them.
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The three men were indicted in October for illegally funneling foreign money into Republican political circles.
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But the extent of the relationship is disputed and Tehran has denied funneling weapons into Yemen.
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I wasn't tailing a flag-wielding tour guide, or funneling out of a sightseeing coach, snap-happy.
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That is Russian funded lies and propaganda stealing a Democratic primary funneling money through a law firm?
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In 2012, while still in the administration, she argued for funneling weapons to moderate rebels in Syria.
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The process had involved funneling travelers returning from affected countries to five airports in the United States.
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Prosecutors also accused him of funneling money from the company to support a thoroughbred horse-racing business.
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They have accused PRO10 of funneling tickets to THG Sports which sold them illegally at inflated prices.
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Online platforms, particularly those driven by algorithms, play a big role in funneling users toward suggested content.
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Working like that makes me feel like I'm repeatedly funneling my expressiveness through a filter of sameness.
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The first approach involves funneling most of your repayments toward the card with the highest interest rate.
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Here's a look at some of the mega-donors who are funneling Silicon Valley money into politics.
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While that was dramatic, Bezos funneling his cash into this arena could be an even bigger catalyst.
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Dominant companies, they're finding, are funneling the spoils to a small number of people at the top.
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Funneling public money into Trump's pocket by having the Secret Service rent Trump golf carts is bad.
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RBC isn't the only investment bank with concerns about funneling more money into equities at current prices.
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Then, she started writing, funneling her voice and experiences into bestselling works of feminist, queer, and cultural theory.
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Shareholders can sue Spiegel if he misuses shareholder funds — for example, by funneling profits to friends or relatives.
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Trump Plaza was fined for illegally funneling $1.65 million in gifts to a racehorse trader named Robert LiButti.
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The FBI arrested two former senior officials in his administration for illegally funneling federal funding to favored businesses.
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In a counter-suit, Space Biosphere Ventures accused her of self-dealing and funneling $800,000 of project money.
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Palocci was jailed in September on charges he ran a bribery scheme funneling money to Lula's Workers Party.
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Republican candidate François Fillon got indicted by French prosecutors for funneling government money to his wife and children.
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After withdrawing its support last month, the Republican National Committee started funneling money into Moore's campaign this week.
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The plant produces electricity by bringing steam up from underground wells and funneling it to a turbine generator.
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Unless they want to keep funneling unaccountable money to influence government decisions on how to spend taxpayers' money.
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We see from behind a crowd of soldiers on foot and on horseback funneling between stands of trees.
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Kinsella is accused of paying Clark by funneling money through a limited-liability company to a shell company.
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GOES-East captured the Pineapple Express funneling a Mississippi River's worth of moisture into Southern California this week.
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The air pressure contrast between these two systems results in a funneling of air from east to west.
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We saw Facebook employ the same traffic funneling to pull in news publishers, celebrities, and recorded video creators.
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Facebook effectively colonized the web, giving its citizens easy access abroad while funneling content back to the motherland.
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Parnas and three other Giuliani associates were indicted on charges of allegedly funneling foreign money into US elections.
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The new rules make independent travel more difficult, essentially funneling interested travelers to tour companies, including cruise lines.
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That has prompted concerns from transparency advocates about donors funneling money into politics to secretly finance their agendas.
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So he learned to use his adviser as a shield, funneling all the solicitations to him for vetting.
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Investors have noticed, funneling venture funds into buzzy startups in the hopes of cashing in on the craze.
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I&aposm funneling payments through Plastiq, and I&aposm paying with my Barclaycard Arrival Plus World Elite Mastercard.
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That plan is now out the window, and lawmakers are instead focused on funneling more money toward FEMA.
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But by decentralizing control and funneling money directly to creators, Audius may code its way into music culture.
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Parnas is charged with funneling foreign donations to candidates for federal and state offices to win potential influence.
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Nintendo's 2D stages tend to be pretty focused and linear, with the designer funneling through a single path.
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One interesting twist is that Essential Home will avoid using the cloud for funneling and storing data where possible.
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"This town is a major funneling route to send supplies to Hama province from southern Idlib (province)," Kozak said.
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No one delves deeply into whether the CIA base is primarily tracking weapons, or funneling them to pet causes.
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Rosselló's government has been accused of corruption and funneling public funds meant for hurricane recovery into its own pockets.
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Holy Land Foundation" and "convicted individuals who were funneling money to Hamas behind the front of a charitable organization.
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But once a pyroCb cloud is in place, it can act like a chimney, funneling smoke into the stratosphere.
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Funneling some of that cash to Deutsche Telekom would benefit the state as its main shareholder, CDU sources say.
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Tapping into film: Viacom will be funneling those networks into its success with film — theatrical revenues grew by 104%.
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The directive has led to the fracturing of hundreds of migrant families, funneling children into shelters and foster homes.
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Studios might leave some money on the table in the short term by funneling certain marquee projects to streaming.
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The associates were charged with funneling illegal contributions to a congressman whose help they sought in removing Ms. Yovanovitch.
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Parnas is seeking leniency as he faces federal charges for allegedly funneling money to a pro-Trump election committee.
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The app's Shopping feature is funneling users right from its visual ads to a checkout page in the app.
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Parnas is seeking leniency as he faces federal charges for allegedly funneling money to a pro-Trump election committee.
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True, Qatar has long been accused of funneling money to the Muslim Brotherhood, a loose and influential political network.
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Parnas and three other associates were indicted in October for allegedly funneling illegal foreign donations to GOP political campaigns.
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A foreign agent put together, funneling money through a law firm and to GPS and then to the foreign agent.
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He admits to lying to the Senate Intelligence Committee and funneling a Ukrainian oligarch's money to Trump's Presidential Inaugural Committee.
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Fruman and Parnas stand accused of funneling money, much of it allegedly foreign, into Republican campaigns in the United States.
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LEV PARNAS AND IGOR FRUMAN PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO CHARGES OF ILLEGALLY FUNNELING MONEY TO PRO-TRUMP COMMITTEE, U.S. CANDIDATES
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Anyway, despite all that drama, whiz kids at ARPA-E are still plugging away, funneling money to interesting energy projects.
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This calculation only accounts for the minimum payments you owe, not any extra cash you may be funneling towards debt.
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Greitens was also accused of funneling anonymous, unlimited contributions through a nonprofit known as A New Missouri into his campaign.
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As the daily fantasy sports industry fights to keep operating in the United States, it's also funneling cash toward lawmakers.
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Instead, he's funneling his money — $116 million over the last month — to close coal plants in the U.S. and Europe.
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Instead, they were accused by prosecutors of funneling the money through a sham charity to be used for personal expenses.
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Apple is accused of funneling profits to a special subsidiary in Ireland, which the country supposedly agreed to barely tax.
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Funneling part of your salary into the account is just as important as choosing where to invest the money.2000.
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This is done by in-taking air through the nose of the car and funneling it up through a vent.
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Comcast reckons its expertise funneling television shows, sports and movies directly to homes makes it a better owner for Sky.
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In Asia, China has been accused of funneling funds to the campaigns of preferred candidates in Malaysia and Sri Lanka.
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Qatar has long been accused of funneling arms and money to radical groups in Syria, Libya and other Arab countries.
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The two were arrested and indicted Wednesday on charges of funneling illegal campaign contributions into a pro-Trump super PAC.
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A search engine is trying to slow climate change by funneling profits into organizations that plant trees in deforested areas.
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Shuster beat Halvorson by about one percentage point in the April primary despite funneling millions of dollars into the race.
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Restoration work sometimes requires the closing of beaches, funneling people to nearby beaches and creating more crowding and access issues.
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Under the new rule, "we're going to be funneling kids in foster care through the juvenile justice system," Kayee said.
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" Then, "with your net pay, you can focus on cutting expenses and funneling as much as possible toward debt repayment.
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Today, Gillum and a coalition of Democratic groups are funneling money into voter registration efforts, which are slowly ramping up.
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In New Hampshire, he received 4 percent of the vote but zero delegates after funneling $19.8 million on ads there.
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Watch Texas Tech play defense, with its persistent switching on screens, and its disciplined funneling of dribblers toward the baseline.
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California Democratic Congressman Ted Lieu accused Pence on Twitter of "funneling taxpayer money" to Trump by staying at the hotel.
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The news comes from a Recode report, which also reveals that Reddit is funneling some of that money into a redesign.
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And they were funneling beers on their Facebook posts and I was like, Why is that public, what were you thinking?!
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If investors stop funneling money into dispensaries and other business opportunities, it could bring the legal weed industry to a standstill.
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Those two, Igor Fruman and Lev Parnas, and two co-defendants were indicted for allegedly funneling foreign money into US elections.
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Government watchdogs have long criticized the maneuver as a way for companies to make donations by funneling them through multiple L.L.C.s.
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Cornyn is not the only Republican who has spoken out against funneling funds from another federal program to build the wall.
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The Tokyo Prosecutors' Office said Ghosn is suspected of funneling $5 million of Nissan's money to a car dealership he controlled.
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Rather than funneling people into a tight space, there's opportunity to wander off and get into trouble—or save the day.
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It is funneling millions of dollars into TV ads in the state, in a way that it says bypasses disclosure laws.
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Republicans dubbed him "Privileged Patrick" and knocked him for his father funneling millions into Democratic super PACs to help elect him.
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Bush finished the year strong on the bundler front, with 11 lobbyists funneling $195,795 into his coffers from July to June.
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Holy Land Foundation" and claimed he "convicted individuals who were funneling money to Hamas behind the front of a charitable organization.
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During the World Cup, police arrested high-level figures of the official Cup corporate hospitality provider for funneling tickets to touters.
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"With that extra discretionary, you're basically funneling that extra money into these buckets that you categorize on your own," Pak says.
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There was a great Washington Post story in 2014 that showed how Google was quietly funneling money to George Mason University.
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The firm possesses unparalleled leverage in Washington, thanks in part to its track record of funneling executives into senior government posts.
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It is funneling billions of dollars from its subscribers to music companies, which, for the most part, faced a bleak future.
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In places, the gorge narrows to as little as 13 feet, Mr. Tansi said, funneling the flow deeper and faster downhill.
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It was pushed along by a combination of great candidates and new and established organizations funneling broad energy into electoral power.
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If you have multiple credit cards, start by funneling most of your repayments toward the one with the highest interest rate.
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Collins is accused of funneling nonpublic information about a failed drug trial to his son before the company announced it publicly.
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All three entities are subject to international sanctions because of their role in funneling cash into Kim's nuclear and missile programs.
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It was a different kind of funneling of information, and the media outlets could really design what they wanted us to consume.
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In December, one court sentenced him to nine years in prison in absentia on charges of tax evasion and funneling money overseas.
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Many investors have been funneling ethers to exchange them into new tokens that represent a stake in a company or a project.
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Higher home prices may be frustrating potential homebuyers, but they are funneling a strong new flow of "tappable" cash into homeowners' pockets.
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Added to this, the terrain breaks line-of-sight, funneling players into choke points where charges and run-and-gun gameplay predominate.
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Billions of gallons flow between the United States and Mexico, funneling lifeblood to farms and communities on both sides of the border.
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The Cabassos additionally were charged with money laundering conspiracy, as they are accused of funneling off Aventura's illegal profits through shell companies.
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The indictment accuses Parnas and Fruman of trying to conceal the source of the payments and funneling foreign money into domestic politics.
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First, he is championing a renewed emphasis on amateur cycling, rather than funneling so much of U.S.A. Cycling's resources to elite athletes.
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This next farm bill should remedy clear instances of government waste and distortion and move beyond funneling taxpayer handouts into conventional agribusiness.
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This was Ryan's policy program in a nutshell: Talk a good game about social responsibility, while funneling huge sums to the wealthy.
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The data can oftentimes show how business activity such as mergers, acquisitions, layoffs and IPOs are funneling out into the local community.
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Cash-strapped banks have come under fire for imposing controls after years of funneling deposits to a dysfunctional state drowning in debt.
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The Taiwan authorities say they suspect that Beijing is also illegally funneling money to political campaigns through Taiwan businesses in mainland China.
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Some were sent directly to her, and others took a more circuitous route, funneling their way through the city's Puerto Rican community.
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They are accused of illegally funneling money to Republican committees, including a $325,000 contribution to pro-Trump super PAC America First Action.
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With demand funneling into already expensive metro centers, innovative transportation technology such as autonomous vehicles may make outsize impacts on housing affordability.
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Whether it's Barbie, Legos, or an Easy-Bake oven, kids will forever love funneling their creativity into "when I grown up" scenarios.
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Parnas, a Soviet-born American businessman, was indicted in October along with three others for allegedly funneling foreign money into US elections.
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Patten used another American as a "straw purchaser," funneling the Ukrainian's money secretly to the inaugural committee through a Cypriot bank account.
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After more than a decade repaying his debts, he was taking that newly available cash and funneling it into the American economy.
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It called for Israel to agree to return the Golan Heights if Syria pledged to stop funneling rockets to Hamas and Hezbollah.
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Najib is accused of funneling up to $700 million from 1MDB, a state-run strategic development fund he set up in 2009.
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Najib is accused of funneling up to $2423 million from 2234MDB, a state-run strategic development fund he set up in 21.6.
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Accused of funneling money to the IRA through his business, Yevgeniy Prigozhin, a Russian businessman with ties to Vladimir Putin, was also indicted.
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Each brand will have its own mini store inside an 11,000-square-foot space, with new retailers funneling in and out each year.
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He also slammed corporate agricultural lobbyists, promising to combat their efforts funneling Agriculture Department subsidies toward a handful of powerful farmers or landowners.
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We don't know if the LLC had a wider role, for example, in funneling Russian money to the NRA or other political organizations.
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But we haven't seen so much of that in native application development because it's always funneling through these slow-to-move native frameworks.
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She rose to second in command of the network's Paris circuit, which was also funneling enemy intelligence back to the Allies in London.
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Unbeknownst to his fellow white supremacists, he started funneling drugs into prison through the Mexican cartel and selling them to the fellow whites.
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Once I hit $20,000 (should happen in October 2018), I plan on setting up a retirement fund and funneling more towards my loans.
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Kendrick's poise in funneling dark thoughts through a Technicolor tapestry of vocalizations places him in a league with the greats of his form.
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They did this by breaching the wallets using the same vulnerability as the hackers and funneling the funds into the group's own account.
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"Instead of funneling cash via paper checks or online banking, we charged our mortgage payments to a credit card," Johnson writes in GOBankingRates.
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Parnas and Fruman are accused of funneling political donations through a limited-liability company and employing straw donors to exceed maximum contribution limits.
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"There are individuals that currently sit in prison because I prosecuted them for funneling money to terrorist groups," Ratcliffe is quoted as saying.
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Arthur moved back-and-forth between America, Switzerland, and Ireland, funneling a chunk of his allowance to the IRA for bail and weapons.
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Parnas and Fruman were arrested in October on charges of illegally funneling money to a pro-Trump election committee and other political candidates.
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Care for dementia patients would become less costly by funneling their Medicare dollars toward palliative care needs rather than costly, unnecessary diagnostic tests.
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This will enable people to spend more on other necessities, funneling money into local economies, creating jobs and benefitting us as a nation.
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Wexner is the richest man in Ohio and one of Columbus' most generous donors, funneling hundreds of millions of dollars to local causes.
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George W. Bush's administration touted "the marriage cure," funneling money into efforts encouraging marriage among impoverished communities to reduce their reliance on welfare.
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Her family foundation took millions of dollars in donations from countries notorious for human rights abuses and funneling money to radical Islamic terrorists.
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Bredesen is already funneling some of the money into ads, having blanketed the airwaves since March with five statewide TV and digital spots.
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The Obama admin/CIA is illegally funneling TOP SECRET//COMINT information to NBC for political reasons before PEOTUS even gets to read it.
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Tidal bores are waves that are formed by the extreme funneling of an incoming ocean tide into a long, narrow inlet or channel.
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Those users now appear ready to throw their popcorn at Google for retiring Google Showtimes and funneling some of the features into Google.
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Key foreign players are coming into the market and funneling capital into the region to support edtech, from Goldman Sachs to Times Internet.
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Spectacles are sunglasses with embedded cameras that Snapchat introduced two months ago with the aim of funneling ever more videos to its service.
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In light of the polls, the main Democratic Senate super PAC is funneling seven figures into a Florida super PAC to boost Murphy.
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But three industry giants with deep ties to the administration appear to have been able to veto those efforts, funneling purchases to themselves.
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It implicated much of Haiti's political class in inflating government contracts, funneling money to ghost companies and a host of other financial improprieties.
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Eight candidates in four districts have been spending lavishly this year, with their campaigns funneling more than $21 million combined into the races.
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He stars as Günther Bachmann, the head of a German intelligence team investigating a local philanthropist suspected of funneling money to Al Qaeda.
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So Illinois has much less flexibility than other states in funneling money to a fund to respond to the impacts of the coronavirus.
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Critics say it also does a poor job of funneling money to small businesses and entrepreneurs who could spark new sources of growth.
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Among the charges, Parnas and Fruman are suspected of funneling donations to various GOP campaigns and groups through front companies and straw contributors.
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And the president's executive order last week aims to keep funneling even more people toward Medicare Advantage over time, Axios' Marisa Fernandez writes.
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Context: Two of Giuliani's business associates, Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, were indicted last week for allegedly funneling foreign money into Republican campaigns.
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These spots benefit from the funneling effect of the Wasatch's Cottonwood Canyons, which squeeze significant amounts of snow out of insignificant weather systems.
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Like other wealthy campaign donors, Mr. Litwin circumvented contribution limits by funneling many smaller gifts through dozens of limited liability companies he controlled.
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Scholars of the national security adviser position have long warned that his penchant for conspiracy theories risks funneling inaccurate information to the president.
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The ranchers' sheep dogs served as Mr. Yarden's "assistant directors" by funneling the herd so that he could get better images, he said.
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Parnas and his associate Igor Fruman have since been charged with campaign finance violations, including illegally funneling Russian money to American political candidates.
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The radio host, who is open about his friendship with Assange, has denied funneling information back-and-forth to Assange on Stone's behalf.
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Ron Wyden has asked the Treasury Department and the NRA to provide details of possible Russian funneling money to Trump through the NRA.
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Are we going to be funneling women to those jobs at Amazon, or otherwise working with Amazon to provide new trainings or other programs?
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President Trump reacting to the indictment of former Senate Intelligence Committee aide, James Wolf, accused of lying to agents about funneling stories to reporters.
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And by the early aughts, America was not only funneling money into schools teaching abstinence, but into faith-based organizations touting those same principles.
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"The area is like a catcher's mitt," Rhome said, effectively collecting and funneling the water around the coast into tighter and more restrictive areas.
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These barriers haven't stopped major companies from funneling billions of dollars into technology startups working on the hardware and software that powers autonomous vehicles.
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The questions are interspersed with more traditional CYOA decisions, eventually funneling you toward either a grand revelation, or an unceremonious restart at the saloon.
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By funneling the money into good causes, both related to the game and outside of it, it helps blunt criticisms about greed and exploitation.
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Thanks to a solid housing market, the world's largest home improvement retailer has seen a lift from consumers funneling money into their living spaces.
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He has called same-sex marriage a sign of "societal collapse" and once called for funneling taxpayers' money toward so-called gay conversion therapy.
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A straw donor scheme occurs when a wealthy donor skirts legal limits on political donations by funneling money into campaigns using other people's names.
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Earlier this month, activists accused the government of funneling cash from the state oil company to militias responsible for atrocities and attacks on civilians.
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Investigators found no evidence Bera knew about his father's efforts to circumvent federal limits on individual contributions by funneling donations through friends and family.
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A better path than funneling so much money to low-quality for-profits would probably be to help finance public universities and community colleges.
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The CIA is funneling the company money through In-Q-Tel, its venture capital operation that has also invested in technology and security companies.
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" The site quoted Ratcliffe as saying: "There are individuals that currently sit in prison because I prosecuted them for funneling money to terrorist groups.
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As the moisture moved east, it collided with a high-pressure system over the Ohio Valley that was funneling cold air into the region.
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The company forgave Howard-Higgins, according to BuzzFeed News, though he was busted a second time for funneling company funds into a personal account.
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From the residential solar mandate to the funneling of tax dollars into solar subsidies, the state still produces less solar than Texas does wind.
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The Beast, a high-pressure ridge over Scandinavia that's funneling cold air down from Siberia, caused a rare snowstorm to hit Rome on Monday.
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Museveni also accused some unnamed foreign countries of seeking to influence the nation's politics by funneling assistance to the opposition through non-governmental organizations.
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Parnas has pleaded not guilty to charges of illegally funneling money from a Ukrainian government official to Republican candidates in the U.S., including Trump.
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Though it was the biggest of the type, the Rockefeller sale is hardly alone in funneling money to good causes via the auction block.
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It can be a wrenching experience, but it is also how a dynamic capitalist economy reinvents itself, funneling labor where it is most productive.
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Ghosn was arrested again on suspicion of funneling $5 million from payments made by a Nissan subsidiary to a third party for personal gain.
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Revenue from merchandise allows Barstool to continue launching podcasts and funneling resources like equipment and marketing assistance to the company's existing shows, Nardini said.
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Democracies have ethical rules of their own: Justin Trudeau would be in big trouble if Canada were caught funneling money to the Trump Organization.
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The men were arrested Wednesday and charged with allegedly funneling illegal campaign contributions to a Trump-friendly super PAC as well as other candidates.
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The finance center also acts as one gateway in and out of the Chinese economy with banks based there funneling capital from international investors.
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Parnas and another man have been charged with allegedly funneling money from foreign entities to U.S. candidates in a scheme to buy political influence.
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And last week two Ukrainians with ties to Giuliani were indicted on alleged campaign finance violations for funneling money to a congressman — former Rep.
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Chevron, the second largest United States oil company after Exxon Mobil, is among the many companies funneling more money into drilling in the Permian.
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But the real estate industry has long been a source of political donations, funneling money to Mr. Cuomo and the long-reigning Senate Republicans.
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A staff member would then sweep out the remains and place them on a tray before funneling them into what's known as a processor.
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Sabrina and Charmed both channel this energy, funneling this history and the extended metaphor born from it into TV shows built for catharsis and entertainment.
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And for water retention in the absence of snowpacks, California has to get creative with catching the stormwater and funneling it back into desiccated aquifers.
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The purpose of physical barriers is what border agents call "funneling" — pushing people to cross where they can be more easily apprehended by Border Patrol.
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At the same time Amazon is funneling money into speeding up its shipping capabilities, growth at its cloud services division, Amazon Web Services, is slowing.
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In-The-Know: According to a new report, the U.S. has spent billions of dollars funneling millions of weapons into Iraq and Afghanistan since 2001.
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That's one reason I'm considering funneling the last three eggs I've cooked: Ideally, I'll eat 22 today, which would give me 2000 grams of protein.
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The donor class, meanwhile, is now directly funneling huge amounts of cash into Trump's pocket through his hotels (as is the government of Saudi Arabia).
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The company is funneling cash into lineup refreshes and brand rehabilitation, but it will be up to consumers to decide whether VW is worth saving.
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He's funneling the money to 2 causes close to his heart -- the NYU Langone Medical Center and the FACES foundation, which funds research for epilepsy.
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The clockwise circulation of air around this ridge of high pressure is funneling mild and humid air up the East Coast and into eastern Canada.
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In a sense, these apps support the claim that the Internet is funneling us into self-selecting echo chambers, affirming homogeneity rather than diffusing dogma.
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In its own words, GSG "uses the internet as a weapon," although it says it emphasizes funneling data to officials and not actually executing cyberattacks.
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It's not just the campaign targeting the issue; the Senate Republican and House committees are also funneling the majority of digital ad dollars towards it.
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As that moisture moves eastward, it is colliding with a high pressure system over the Ohio Valley that is funneling cold air into the region.
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China could respond by funneling more money toward its armed forces, which Mr. Pence said spend as much as all other militaries in Asia combined.
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Not only has the West produced NBA players, comedians, and award-winning producers, but it is also becoming a hotbed for funneling out new talent.
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That's one of the reasons I'm against making college available to all: You are merely funneling more students into a system of increasingly dubious value.
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But most of the things that make camp camp form a divisive feedback loop, funneling emotional resources to the kids who already enjoy their fill.
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Throughout their lives, they put themselves at risk and exposed themselves, funneling the money they were able to make into abolition, civil rights, anti-lynching.
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Funneling its latest funding toward growing its user base through product suite and geographic expansion could increase Tandem's chances of success in the neobank space.
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Qatar has long been accused of funneling money to radical groups in Arab nations, but it is also home to two major American command posts.
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To me the main value is in funneling readers—and getting them to pay for—a more complete package, whether it's in print or digital.
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The associates, Lev Parnas and Igor Furman, were charged with funneling illegal contributions to a congressman whose help they had sought in removing Ms. Yovanovitch.
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Moreover, China's traditional banking system has been much better at funneling credit to large, state-owned enterprises rather than to the struggling smaller private companies.
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And Californians can't help but keep building homes right up against wildlands, often in wind-funneling valleys, putting themselves literally in the line of fire.
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We worry about the broader public health message of funneling teens to a call center instead of directly encouraging them to get further professional help.
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Nader faces additional charges in federal court in Washington, D.C., for allegedly funneling millions in illegal campaign contributions to support Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign.
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Instead of funneling cash via paper checks or online banking, we charged our mortgage payments to a credit card to earn rewards along the way.
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Founding member of The Fugees, Pras Michel, is in serious legal trouble with the feds for allegedly funneling millions of dollars worth of campaign contributions.
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The handsome doorman with a headset serves more as traffic cop than bouncer, funneling in the clusters of boys in an efficient and friendly manner.
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In 2010, a United States Senate subcommittee accused him of funneling tens of millions of dollars' worth of Nigerian oil revenues into foreign shell accounts.
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He was one of eight people who were recently indicted for allegedly funneling foreign contributions to Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign and other political groups.
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If you want to reduce inequality, there are few more efficient means than taxing the wealthy and funneling the proceeds to poor families with children.
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But it's an interest group bonanza with bipartisan appeal, funneling tons of cash into the pockets of technology company shareholders and building trade unions alike.
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His replacement: Mattress review websites, driven by search-engine marketing, funneling you with the help of Google toward the mattress that lines their pockets the most.
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On Tuesday, Paul Manafort will face trial for allegedly funneling tens of millions through offshore shell companies to fund a super-opulent lifestyle — without paying taxes.
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And some ICOs themselves could be bogus—shell companies that pretend they are raising money but are actually just funneling it to criminals with no accountability.
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Meng is facing charges in Canada related to alleged improper funneling of payments between Iran and the company via a third-party intermediary in Hong Kong.
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The men -- both central to the impeachment inquiry in the House -- were arrested and indicted on criminal charges for allegedly funneling foreign money into US elections.
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Another big part of that campaign is funneling money into arts institutions that show Israel in a positive light and shut down all conversation about Palestine.
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Now, with supergiants like Uber dominating via Uber Eats and SoftBank funneling loads of capital into Postmates competitor DoorDash, it shouldn't count on an oversubscribed IPO.
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Aimed at funneling relief to St. John and the rest of the U.S. and British Virgin Islands, Love City gets its title from the island's nickname.
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"It just keeps funneling business to the knockoffs," said Lopreiato, 48, whose wife Sophia also works at the company and traveled with him to New York.
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And fear-mongering about looters can trigger an overly militaristic response in disaster areas, funneling resources toward maintaining "law and order" instead of actually helping survivors.
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The Senate just passed a public lands package that will restore a conservation program funneling offshore drilling revenue to land conservation, according to The Washington Post.
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They know the same pragmatism the establishment props up has helped fuel the funneling of wealth to the top 1 percent over the last three decades.
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The actor's foundation has been an intrinsic player in the fight to save the world's wild tiger population, funneling $6.2 million toward conservation efforts since 2010.
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But the funneling of dollar liquidity from banks to the central bank to bridge the government's funding gap - a process called "financial engineering" - has also broken.
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By funneling money into their own shares, companies have been making up for a gap in demand from mutual funds, foreigners, pension funds and individual Americans.
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The men were also charged with funneling campaign contributions from a Russian businessman to other American politicians to influence them in support of a marijuana venture.
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For instance, Shibam's streets are too narrow for cars, but because of this they operate as wind tunnels, funneling air through the city, keeping it cool.
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That argues for funneling some of that additional income into a savings account specifically for healthcare — like a health savings account if you're eligible for one.
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Last week, Israel indicted a senior Palestinian staffer with the U.S.-based charity World Vision on charges of funneling millions of dollars to Hamas in Gaza.
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In VR, there's a strange reliance on reach in those few games I've played, a funneling toward leaning forward and grasping at something with a hand.
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He has pumped more cash into this year's election than in prior races, funneling his donations to Democrats and liberal causes, like pro-gun restriction groups.
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To date, Hulu has been more selective in funneling its content dollars to a smaller number of projects, compared to streaming rivals like Amazon and Netflix.
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A dozen years ago, Southwest Key decided to open charter schools and for-profit companies, including a florist, that ended up funneling money into the charity.
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Conditions worsened, residents say, after Iranian authorities began funneling water 60 miles away to the lowland city of Esfahan, sparking protests as far back as 2014.
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Engineers have dredged and carved the land, funneling the water here and there, controlling it with gates and gauges, but it still does what it wants.
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The letters the defense showcased were a mere paper trail intended to cover up the foundation's funneling of millions of dollars to Iran, Mr. Lockard said.
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"We'd talk about something happening in the news that day, and then he'd go spend a day in the studio," funneling it into music, he said.
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But the system has not taken that risk fully into account, still funneling billions of dollars a year into fossil fuel and other emissions-intensive projects.
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Zarrab has since said that Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, was aware of an international money-funneling scheme that resulted in funds being laundered for Iran.
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Steyer has received some pushback for funneling his own wealth into the race at a time where several competitors are vowing to only take grassroots donations.
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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have been screening and introducing quarantine measures in major airports, and funneling all passengers from Wuhan through them.
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Gold-trafficking networks, aided by corrupt officials, are funneling gold out of the country by air, Evariste Somda, a top Burkinabe customs officer, said in response.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Activists accused South Sudan's government on Monday of funneling cash from the state oil company to militias responsible for atrocities and attacks on civilians.
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"This common-sense bill puts America first by reallocating tax dollars to our roads and bridges at home instead of funneling money overseas," said Massie. Sen.
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No matter what option you choose, funneling your savings into a secure account that earns a high interest rate can really boost your long-term gains.
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In other words, the lease prevents elected officials from unfairly funneling business to the hotel and its restaurants, while taking business away from competitors like us.
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To handle its waste, the US has turned to other nations, funneling discarded electronics to South Asia and Africa, where laborers scrap products for salvageable metals.
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Google co-founder Larry Page is funneling money from his charitable foundation to a private flu-fighting initiative run as a for-profit company, TechCrunch reported.
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The Grammy-nominated artist was beloved for never forgetting his neighborhood and for funneling money back into it, even as he encouraged others to pursue entrepreneurship.
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Coupled with the terrain in the area, this may have caused a funneling effect which is not uncommon to see in some extreme flash flooding episodes.
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This includes phone calls between Nunes and Parnas, who has been charged with illegally funneling foreign donations to Republican lawmakers in 2018 (He pleaded not guilty).
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Abbas' resolute policy to keep funneling money to terrorists, and to continue glorifying them as martyrs makes the future of Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations seem unattainable.
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He seems to be trapped in a room of trash, funneling money out of a small hole in the wall, while someone nearby writhes in dirt.
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The investigators alerted the embassy in January 2017, and the employee was eventually dismissed last summer, after being caught funneling back specific information to Russian agents.
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We crossed into the open sea, pulling rhythmically through a panorama of royal blue, a laser show of sunbeams funneling into a gleaming ring in the depth.
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Allegedly, Oracle's underpayment of certain employees is driven by the company's reliance on prior salary information and funneling non-white, non-male employees into lower-paid roles.
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As Twitter and other platforms have learned, funneling harassing messages into a separate area or making them easier to report, doesn't always curb the harassing behavior itself.
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Several of the complaints against Epic were undeniable, but others were overblown, including a theory that Epic investor Tencent was funneling player data to the Chinese government.
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Parnas and Fruman were arrested at Dulles International Airport in northern Virginia on Wednesday and on Thursday were indicted for allegedly funneling foreign money into US elections.
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A recent ballot measure restored a historic funding allocation for arts and culture, levying a tax on hotels and tourism and funneling that revenue to the arts.
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That funneling can be helpful to ensure that Border Patrol agents catch as many people as possible, or to focus them on tracking more sophisticated criminal efforts.
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The insulation between the cladding and the concrete structure was also combustible, and the thin space between them acted like a chimney, funneling heat and flames upward.
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Now that Republican-led states have an administration that will approve Medicaid work requirements, they don't seem as interested in funneling expansion enrollees to the private market.
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The indictment accuses Mr. Manafort (and business partner Richard Gates ) of funneling money from a pro-Russia party in Ukraine into offshore shell companies and bank accounts.
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But now it seems that Flynn is being investigated for hiding the true origins of payments for his lobbying and funneling the money through a third party.
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Faith revealed what she told me the day before — that she had been the secret source funneling intel to the resistance, in an effort to stop Bishop.
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When she was arrested in early 2013, she was accused of embezzling about $160 million, funneling union funds into private bank accounts with the help of assistants.
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An influx of young investors are leading a charge of socially responsible and sustainable investing, funneling their money into investments and projects that serve the greater good.
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That case involved the Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development and five former leaders who were accused of funneling money to the Palestinian militant group Hamas.
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Others, according to Politico, "appear to be spending most of their money on contracts with favored consultants," rather than funneling it into efforts to boost the candidate.
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He created an interactive game called "Word of the Day Quiz " and launched it later in 2017, funneling his already-built user base toward the second skill.
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However, instead of offering safe harbor, the government has done everything it can to force them out, including secretly funneling them into the hands of human traffickers.
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Organizations from Amazon to Accenture are funneling billions into programs that outfit their staff with the skills that will be necessary in the workplace of the future.
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Last Thursday, the administration floated the use of military action against Iran, if sanctions fail to keep Tehran from funneling weapons to hostile groups in the region.
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Steyer, known for funneling millions of dollars into a push to impeach President Donald Trump, took a unique path to the cusp of qualifying for the debates.
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During that presidential election year, the NRA functioned as a key dark money group, funneling more than $10.73 million to Donald Trump's successful bid for the presidency.
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They say he was a key agent who secured business for Vitol and other firms by funneling bribes to Petrobras traders, in particular to one in Houston.
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An international probe into Unaoil's alleged role in funneling kickbacks from multinational firms to foreign officials became public in 2016 when its offices were raided in Monaco.
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The United States designated the head of Iran's central bank as a terrorist on Tuesday, accusing him of funneling money to Hezbollah, the Iran-backed militant group.
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Congressional lawmakers blasted the EU for funneling billions in illegal subsidies to Airbus in a case dating back 12 years to former President George W. Bush's administration.
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In the nearly 40 years since Japan began funneling foreign aid to China, it has provided 3.65 trillion yen to support infrastructure, humanitarian projects and environmental protection.
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The panel began to scrutinize tech-related foreign investments more closely during the Obama administration, as Chinese companies and investors began rapidly funneling money into American firms.
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On Wednesday, he said in an interview that growth was proof that the company was funneling cash into productive uses, rather than simply burning it to survive.
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"While greed may not be a crime, funneling goods and products meant for the truly needy is," Queens District Attorney Richard A. Brown said in a statement.
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Nigeria continued funneling their attack through winger Victor Moses, but he was rarely able to beat the final man or put a dangerous ball into the box.
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The SEC formally charged Rothenberg in August of 2018 for misappropriating millions of dollars of his investors' capital and funneling that money into his own bank account.
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Parnas and his associate, Igor Fruman, were arrested and indicted last October for allegedly funneling donations to U.S. political campaigns, including a group supporting Trump's reelection bid.
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But in the years since, social conservatives in Congress have once again put ideology over evidence, funneling ever-growing amounts of taxpayer dollars into abstinence-only programs.
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Patten used another American as a "straw purchaser," funneling the Ukrainian's money secretly to the inaugural committee through a Cypriot bank account, prosecutors said at his plea.
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Eighteen years of expensive American and NATO military presence marked by inefficient funneling of billions of dollars has shaped an economy almost entirely dependent on foreign aid.
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Should other instances of presidential misconduct—obstructing Mueller's inquiry, funneling government funds to Trump's family business, igniting a humanitarian crisis on the border, and more—be included?
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The Education Department would lose billions in grant money meant to support low-income students and schools while funneling it into charter schools and school choice programs.
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Her father was convicted of illegally funneling her money for her 2014 run against McConnell, and she herself came under scrutiny for breaching state employee's voting privacy.
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The effort is aimed at restricting the flow of U.S. dollars to Cuban President Raúl Castro's government and instead funneling American commerce toward the growing private sector.
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Prosecutors also signaled the brother of Igor Fruman, who's accused of funneling foreign money to US campaign coffers, "could be involved" in the alleged campaign finance scheme.
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As the revolution grew more violent, the Syrian-Lebanese border became a key route for arms smugglers, who were funneling weapons dangerously close to the Syrian capital.
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Then, when Poisk introduced refillable cylinders, climbing guides began funneling used ones into a black market and cutting costs by bypassing the company for refilling and maintenance.
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But with Jeb Bush funneling millions into attack ads every week, to little avail, you have to wonder if Jeb would be better off with a different strategy.
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Canopy has invested heavily for that day, funneling dollars and hours into creating cannabis-infused drinks and chocolates and acquiring companies with deep intellectual property and research portfolios.
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Shortly after his victory Aras, the patriarch of the family, uses a Russian bank account to begin funneling money into his son's personal checking account and bankers noticed.
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After funneling out all of the incorrect predictions, it will be easier than ever to approach those people to whom you've given two correct predictions in a row.
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Platforms like Facebook no longer feel like mirrors of humanity, even dark ones; they feel like cattle chutes, funneling users toward a narrow range of choices and information.
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In the complaint, lawyers for the Turkish government accused Harmony of misusing $18 million in public funds, funneling money to Gulen's organization and also of discriminatory employment practices.
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Companies reluctant to invest in their businesses have been funneling money into share repurchases and dividend payouts, he said, while private companies have been reluctant to go public.
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The U.S. Treasury targeted Hameed ul Hassan and Abdul Jabbar, who it said were responsible for funneling money to Lashkar-e-Taiba and paying salaries to its members.
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The agency also decided to create gaps in the fence, with the intention of funneling illegal crossers into places where, in theory, the Border Patrol would be waiting.
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Last Thursday, the administration floated the use of military action against Iran, should sanctions fail to keep Tehran from funneling weapons to hostile groups in the gulf region.
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The major Never Trump groups are all funneling their cash into Indiana as conservative donors increasingly view the state as essential to stopping the Republican presidential front-runner.
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Rather than funneling more resources into the GEC, as the 2017 NDAA suggests, Congress should create stand-alone committee to apply a more focused lens to digital disinformation.
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Big Wall Street banks have found a way to continue funneling money to high-risk borrowers — by lending to other institutions who make the so-called subprime loans.
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Gatto and the others are accused of funneling $100,000 to one athlete to convince him to agree to play basketball for a school with an Adidas sneaker contract.
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My music supervisor Maggie Phillips who helps me get all the music for my movies and TV shows, she's constantly on the watch and funneling things to me.
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Its hope is that it can restore accuracy by funneling a greater amount of diverse training data into a deep learning model to account for more use cases.
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They often try to grab babies, which are easier to handle, funneling them through bribe-laced networks to become pets in wealthy homes or showpieces in unscrupulous zoos.
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Last May, Dawkins was convicted of bribery for funneling money to teenage recruits and their families in exchange for their agreeing to play at various universities, including Arizona.
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In season three, the Byrdes will be funneling some of the mob's money through a casino, with the help of the young femme fatale Ruth Langmore (Julia Garner).
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For some time, the band was playing together, funneling their energies — then the entropy took over again and the players all separated out, retreating to their battle stations.
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Chávez is a legendary figure in Venezuela who transformed the country's political and economic landscape by nationalizing industries and funneling enormous amounts of government money into social programs.
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The online giving platform emerged as the piggy bank of the Democratic resistance in the 2000 midterms, funneling nearly $1.6 billion in contributions to Democratic candidates and causes.
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This trick of funneling quasi-legal profits into wholly illegal business ventures eventually led to the crime lord's downfall as investigators dug into the innards of his scheme.
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I see them funneling dark money more strategically than Democrats, I see them exploiting the media ecosystem better than Democrats, I see them gerrymandering more effectively than Democrats.
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In March, the Gates Foundation joined Wellcome and Mastercard in funneling millions of dollars toward a COVID-19 Therapeutic Accelerator to speed up the response by enhancing treatment.
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Ghosn faces a litany of criminal charges in Japan, including under-reporting his income and funneling millions of dollars of Nissan's money into an overseas dealership he controlled.
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They are also accused of being involved in an illegal scheme to buy potential influence with politicians and governments by funneling foreign money to candidates and their campaigns.
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Opioid manufacturers are expected to settle numerous lawsuits with states in the near future, funneling much needed resources directly into communities across the United States fighting opioid addiction.
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We're still a bit unclear of the difference between educational audio and podcast, but VCs seem confident enough in the company's prospects, funneling $3.75 million into the project.
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The attorney general's complaint alleges that the committee violated nonprofit laws and its own regulations by funneling that money to Trump-owned businesses, specifically the president's D.C. hotel.
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The White House effort is aimed at restricting the flow of U.S. dollars to Cuban President Raúl Castro's government and instead funneling it toward the growing private sector.
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"Edward Stack is funneling hundreds of thousands of dollars into Nancy Pelosi's Super PAC to fund his kid sister's campaign for Congress," the NRCC said at the time.
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Since in office, we've implemented bond and cannabis reform, we're leading the country in vacating wrongful convictions and funneling more resources toward violent crimes to keep communities safe.
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The Justice Department took legal action in January against two telecommunications companies that serve as "gateways" for illegal robocalls by funneling them to the United States from overseas.
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No, conservatives are much safer on traditional ground, decrying subsidies for energy sources they oppose while funneling government resources, mandates, and regulatory rollbacks to energy sources they favor.
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Furthermore, the Vietnamese-American war spilled over into Cambodia, with the Ho Chi Minh trail funneling Vietnamese troops into neutral Cambodia and American planes illegally bombing that trail.
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There's been almost no public polling of the race, but Blankenship's candidacy has worried Washington Republicans enough that they've been funneling money into a shady PAC to hammer him.
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But sedges, which can start to take over if landscapes become drier, are "like methane fountains," literally funneling the stuff out of the ground through their straw-like tissue.
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People can still cross in fenced areas, and no one thinks you can design a perfect enough funneling system that agents will catch everyone coming through the funnel's mouth.
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To people like Cabrera and Moran, the point of building a wall (however it's defined) is to improve on the existing funneling, and make it as effective as possible.
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In July, an Electoral Commission probe found that Vote Leave had broken electoral law, exceeding its £7 million spending limit by funneling money through another pro-Brexit group, BeLeave.
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But Koch's foundation is increasingly changing where its money goes, funneling millions into colleges to study not just the free market, but issues that have often attracted bipartisan cooperation.
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Parnas, along with his associate Igor Fruman, were arrested last week trying to leave the country and indicted on criminal charges for allegedly funneling foreign money into US elections.
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It came to a point where I had to decide between moving on with my career or continuing the cheerleading hobby while funneling money I don't have into it.
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The move has been a win for Beijing, funneling money into the Chinese market and helping to enhance the international profile of its companies and its currency, the renminbi.
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Representatives for nearly all of these campaigns stressed that their committees had no direct contact with Parnas or Fruman, who are accused of funneling foreign money to US campaigns.
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The guidelines released last month by the European Commission mostly focus on funneling $116 million to city security initiatives across the continent and building better barriers to protect pedestrians.
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The Treasury Department accused the men of secretly funneling millions of dollars through an Iraqi bank to help Hezbollah, the militant network that the U.S. considers a terrorist group.
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The idea of a special tax rate for them raises the prospect of a new wave of tax avoidance schemes with wage earners funneling income into "pass-through" structures.
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Most significantly, creator Hideaki Anno spoke openly and frequently about having a mental and artistic breakdown while working on the show, and funneling all that anxiety into its storytelling.
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The government would add new requirements for insurers but compensate them by funneling in new customers either dragooned by the mandate to buy coverage or enticed by new subsidies.
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Much like Saudi Arabia, the Gulf country has been cited by several watchdogs for funneling money to Middle East extremists, or not doing enough to choke off those flows.
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The foundation is now under investigation by the New York attorney general for allegedly funneling $85033,000 into the Trump Organization that was designated for St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital.
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Only 59 seconds later, the Oilers tied it on a similar play, with center Leon Draisaitl funneling a pass from the corner for Taylor Hall to tap past Domingue.
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Which is why the strategy of the GOP has for decades been to degrade the American public education system through funding cuts and funneling of resources toward privatized education.
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"It was all funneling right towards Circle V." Reaching the camp was priority one for Santa Barbara County Fire Division Chief Steve Oaks, who was leading the evacuation effort.
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Spotify builds its recommendations by logging what you listen to, funneling that through a genre classification system, then pulling in songs from playlists from other users with similar tastes.
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Rival powers like Russia and Iran often advance their interests through economic support that props up authoritarian regimes or by funneling arms and even in Iran's case: supporting terrorists.
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A historic polar vortex has swept down from the Arctic, funneling brutally low temperatures to Midwestern cities like Chicago and Minneapolis, which dropped to minus 275 degrees Fahrenheit Wednesday.
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But Hillary Clinton and Democratic Party leaders are now exploiting the decision, funneling tens of millions of dollars from their wealthiest donors into a handful of presidential swing states.
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Based his own experience and the feedback from other engineers so far, he expects that the team will keep funneling as many employees through the program as it can.
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Still, VCs remained bullish on Bitcoin and blockchain technology in 2018, funneling a total of $2.2 billion in U.S.-based crypto projects — a nearly 4x increase year-over-year.
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Bezos is funneling $1 billion of his own fortune annually into Blue Origin as it scrambles to fly its own heavy-lift launch vehicle, dubbed New Glenn, in 2020.
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One possible answer (hat tip to Sam Ori) can be found in Obama's 2013 SOTU, in which he proposed funneling oil and gas revenues to an energy security trust.
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Senate Democrats will force another vote to block President Donald Trump's national emergency declaration as the White House faces backlash for funneling military money toward the president's border wall.
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But for more than a decade, the city has been funneling even more aid to Hudson Yards, a 13-acre complex that's set to open this week in Manhattan.
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Mr. Geithner's disinclination to nationalize banks drew fierce criticism from liberals who argued that the government was essentially funneling money to banks with little assurance they would resume lending.
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"It's targeting, luring, and funneling children — especially children of color — into a criminal system," Sylvia Torres-Guillén, the ACLU of California's director of education equity, said in a statement.
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He has expressed enthusiastic support for school voucher programs, for example, which are ways of pretending to reform education while funneling money from the public purse to religious organizations.
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He wrote of funneling women to Katharine Hepburn, of having a sexual encounter himself with Spencer Tracy, of arranging same-sex partners for the duke and duchess of Windsor.
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The scheme involved funneling millions of dollars from a United Arab Emirates state-backed investment company through inflated sponsorship agreements with entities including the U.A.E.'s national airline, Etihad.
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"If that funneling could launder the emolument, the clause would become a dead letter," said Laurence Tribe, a constitutional law expert at Harvard who's also part of the lawsuit.
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Single, I would sort through my mail, reading paycheck stubs noting that I was dutifully funneling 750 percent of my paycheck into a 401(k) matched by my employer.
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Parnas and Igor Fruman, also a Giuliani associate, were indicted in October for federal campaign finance violations centered around allegedly funneling donations to a group supporting Trump's reelection campaign.
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Parnas and Fruman were indicted in October on charges of violating campaign finance laws by funneling foreign money into US elections and disguising the true source of other donations.
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The difference in this case, which was reported by CNN on Tuesday night, is that the Defense Department could be funneling government money directly to Mr. Trump's commercial interests.
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Funneling a few thousand dollars of hotel fees and minibar charges into the coffers of the Trump Organization is frankly less destructive than concocting corruption charges against Joe Biden.
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Like its U.S. rival Ford, GM is focusing more of its attention on high-margin trucks and SUVs, and is funneling money into new technologies, such as autonomous vehicles.
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A Ponzi scheme is a type of fraud whereby crooks steal money from investors and mask the theft by funneling returns to clients from funds contributed by newer investors.
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The funneling of those particles towards the poles is why you typically have to go to very high latitudes in the Northern or Southern Hemisphere to see an aurora.
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Instead of earning ad dollars, the primary aim of these channels appears to be winning subscribers and funneling traffic to conservative blogs like Right Wing News and Truthfeed News.
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There's a synergy between Sendra's visuals and Mullen's words, almost as if he's funneling the sparks flying from the matrix inside Mullen's head, transforming it into a pillowy bedtime story.
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One former employee quipped that Brigade could have made a greater impact by just funneling its funding into voter turnout billboards instead of expensive San Francisco office space and talent.
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Or are we, like Amazon, funneling all of our profits back into the greater goal of more growth without stopping to think about how else this wealth could be used?
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Last month, SoftBank, through its massive Vision Fund, led the single biggest private financing round for a healthcare company ever — funneling $1.1 billion into the drug holding outfit Roivant Sciences.
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Yet every time Trump uses one of his planes to drop in on hangars in swing states, his official campaign will be funneling dollars back to a Trump-backed entity.
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Facebook was able to create a massive messaging ecosystem with Facebook Messenger by simply funneling people to the app, and Apple can do the same with products like Apple Music.
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In the meantime, companies like Apple, Google, and Samsung have started funneling their own resources and tech talent into AR efforts, which have resulted in full-scale mobile AR platforms.
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Meanwhile, coding bootcamps like Trilogy Education Services, which partners with top universities to help adults get jobs in computer science, are funneling thousands of workers through intense, six-month programs.
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There's no consensus, however, on what the right move is for nations caught between desperate relatives and the broader implications of funneling money into violent organizations — and validating the means.
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It would have been a stronger episode if it had been able to connect those big ideas by funneling them through Stripe's story, making him more accountable for his actions.
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Oil companies and government agencies dredged thousands of miles of canals through the wetlands, funneling salt water into the marshes, killing native plants whose roots held the soil in place.
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On an international flight he had gotten drunk, called me a "bitch," then threatened to fight one of the passengers who tried to stop the irate tirade funneling against me.
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But Sanders and down-ballot progressives like Tim Canova proved you can compete by funneling in hope and grassroots energy rather than endless fundraising and kissing the rings of plutocrats.
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Two of Giuliani's associates, Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, have been charged with campaign finance violations in funneling hundreds of thousands of dollars into a pro-Trump political action committee.
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But he's been dogged by a scandal relating to his father, who pleaded guilty to election fraud charges in funneling illegal donations to his son's campaign in 22019 and 2012.
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But while Saudi Arabia and its allies accuse Iran of arming and training the Houthis, the extent of the relationship is disputed and Tehran has denied funneling weapons into Yemen.
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The commission handles business regulations and is tasked with investigating the conglomerates' business practices, and with cracking down on any unfair dealings such as the funneling of contracts to affiliates.
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Critics have consistently panned his acting chops, so why do film executives continue funneling millions into projects that have been proven to be critical failures and, at times, financial quicksand?
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The commission said that Vote Leave had exceeded its spending limit of seven million pounds, or over $9 million, by funneling £675,315 through a pro-Brexit youth group called BeLeave.
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The failure of Carillion also puts pressure squarely on the transportation secretary, Chris Grayling, who kept funneling fresh contracts to the firm this fall even as its financial condition deteriorated.
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In the late 1980s, witnesses have said, he started funneling millions of dollars to the first official on his payroll: Guillermo González Calderoni, the chief of Mexico City's federal police.
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Many airlines are moving to a business model that focuses on connecting more cities directly with smaller, more fuel-efficient planes, rather than funneling passengers through a few large hubs.
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Eventually, I moved on to a different life, to New York City and motherhood, funneling my green politics into the purchase of a Toyota Prius and chlorine-free toilet paper.
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Funneling everyone through a single choke point would be fine if there weren't a lot of passengers; the large passenger volume is what turns this into such a big problem.
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It comes after you've weathered the omnipresent traffic lining the 10 freeway and navigated signs for the 15, the thoroughfare responsible for funneling tourists into the city that never sleeps.
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His friend, Mr. Chatwal, had his own legal problems in the United States, where he pleaded guilty in 2014 to funneling illegal campaign contributions to three candidates, including Hillary Clinton.
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Images from live cameras at Perisher, the largest ski resort in the southern hemisphere, showed "snow guns" connected to long twisting hoses funneling liters of water instead of white powder.
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In June, Abcug said in a YouTube video from a QAnon-related channel that Child Protective Services was a "front-line for funneling in the trafficking," the Daily Beast reported.
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Though Airbus disagrees, Boeing and many analysts say the changes could spell the end for superjumbo planes like the A380 that have relied on funneling passengers through massive airport hubs.
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As the activists struggle to keep Raqqa alive for the world, funneling news to outside agencies, the dead in this movie — decapitated, crucified, shot — come close to overwhelming the living.
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For that reason, ad-supported services like Pluto TV, Tubi TV and Xumo are building up their own adtech stacks and funneling some of the spend from TV to OTT.
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There was really no other way for Twin Peaks to go, given that it's the product of Lynch — a notoriously surrealist director — funneling his sensibilities through a broadcast network filter.
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Griffin-Grimes found herself exhausted after finishing her second French Girl Knits book and began funneling her love of gardening and cooking into making beauty products using her own ingredients.
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While most subreddits focus on a hobby or interest, this one was wholly dedicated to funneling potential buyers to Chan's business — and it was more popular than he ever imagined.
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Lopez Obrador later said the military had discovered a 3-kilometer (1.9 mile)-long "hose" that was funneling fuel out of storage tanks from the facility to a secret storage area.
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So although Altria is funneling $12.8 billion into the company, less than $8.8 billion is actually finding its way to Juul's balance sheet after the investors and employees are paid off.
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In the case of Harvey, all three were involved, funneling their best information to the Houston branch of the National Weather Service, one of its 210 field offices across the country.
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Lopez Obrador later said the military had discovered a 3-km (1.9 mile)-long "hose" that was funneling fuel out of storage tanks from the facility to a secret storage area.
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But now people eager to influence politics are funneling their money into midterm elections and state races, and new companies like Flippable are springing up to make political spending more accessible.
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Rather than funneling big checks into Super PACs or party committees, Hoffman since 2016 has tried to finance nonprofit groups and startups that are trying to improve voter turnout, for instance.
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Still, the addition of this section is a welcome addition from YouTube that will help aid in funneling credit — and the money that comes along with it — to the right people.
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They have since established religious groups that they say are unconnected to violence, though the United States maintains those groups are fronts for funneling money and fighters to militants targeting India.
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The text explains, in black and sepia paper tone, that Captain Leland has been funneling the money into a "summer keep" project for his wealthy family who lives outside the province.
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Then as they saw it having some success, the Russian intelligence agencies redoubled their efforts by funneling releases of hacked information to sites such as WikiLeaks and DCLeaks, intelligence officials believe.
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READ: Seems like Paul Manafort sucked at laundering money Manafort is accused of funneling $75 million into overseas accounts for Yanukovych, and acting as an unregistered agent for a foreign power.
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In his op-ed, Vought said the White House will preserve defense funding by funneling money into an account for overseas contingency operations, which is not covered by the spending caps.
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PCCC will be funneling that energy into Perriello's campaign, which could be the biggest Resistance victory in the states in 2017 -- impacting the grassroots energy and political wisdom going into 2018.
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Andrade was charged in Brazil for acting as a middleman between top executives at Vitol, allegedly funneling bribes to Petrobras officials in exchange for sweetheart deals from the state-run firm.
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Then, of course, there's Betsy DeVos, a billionaire proponent of charter schools and funneling public money to private schools in the form of vouchers, who is our new Secretary of Education.
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All of which begs the question: when will Uber go public, so its many investors can start to see a return on all the cash they've been funneling into the startup?
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" He accused the kingdom of funneling U.S. money spent on Saudi oil "to fund the terrorists that seek to destroy our people while the Saudis rely on us to protect them.
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The decision was made in part to try to gain control of a chaotic situation in which Arab countries were funneling arms into Syria for various rebel groups with little coordination.
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"Without these documents we have no rights," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, sitting close to a fan to alleviate the near-40C (104°F) heat funneling from her asbestos roof.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A British judge on Tuesday ordered the extradition of a French businessman suspected of funneling money from former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi to finance Nicolas Sarkozy's 2007 presidential campaign.
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"The unease is about Manafort, the unease is about Podesta — all of them have been getting money funneling in from Russia," said Michael Koziupa, a Ukrainian-American leader in New Jersey.
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At some point young people are going to demand more than funneling powder into their nostrils and submitting grainy clips of whities to the "Oot Yer Nut at T" Twitter account.
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Instead, capital — both financial and political — that could have gone toward solving the opioid epidemic was plowed into undermining the Affordable Care Act and funneling trillions in tax cuts to corporations.
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A company connected to Mr. Vekselberg, who has close ties to the Kremlin, awarded Mr. Cohen a $1 million consulting contract, funneling the money to a shell company of Mr. Cohen's.
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An official for the watchdog group Common Cause said the New York investigation provided details of actions that could also violate a federal ban on campaigns funneling "soft money" through nonprofits.
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When Hamas was trying to raise bitcoin by funneling it through a number of digital wallets, one start-up was able to see what was going on and warn its customers.
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Judge Chutkan noted that Ms. Butina was funneling political reports to Russia at the same time that Russian intelligence operatives were waging a covert campaign to illegally influence the 2016 race.
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More functional than charming, it is a particularly soulless stretch of concrete that was known as "the cattle chute"— funneling people to the crossing even if they did not enjoy it.
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I accomplished this goal by funneling my mortgage payments through a service called Plastiq, then paying with a travel credit card that offers 21 times points for each dollar you spend.
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Ukraine-born Parnas and Belarus-born Igor Fruman, both living in Florida, were arrested in October on charges of illegally funneling money to a pro-Trump election committee and other politicians.
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Parnas, his business partner Igor Fruman, and two others were charged with funneling foreign money into US elections and using a straw donor to obscure the true source of political donations.
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Those charges stem from Mr. Leissner's role in funneling money out of 1MDB, a state infrastructure fund that Malaysia's former prime minister and some of his associates raided for personal use.
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At 77, he often appears nowadays as a bandleader, funneling his decades of broad-ranging experience into a style that's firmly rooted in straight-ahead jazz but deeply flexible and funky.
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But advocates say it appears targeted at the child welfare system, where it could have devastating effects, including keeping children from finding homes and even funneling them into the prison system.
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Democrats have been funneling cash into Anson, Richmond and Scotland counties in recent months, with much of that money being spent on polling, modeling and turnout research for African American voters.
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That is why the House of Representatives passed bipartisan legislation, the Stop Settlements Slush Funds Act of 2017, that would permanently end the practice of funneling settlement money to outside groups.
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Washington (CNN)Eight people, including a longtime political networker and a CEO, have been indicted on charges of funneling money illegally into Hillary Clinton's 20163 presidential campaign and other political groups.
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Manafort has been accused of funneling millions of dollars through overseas shell corporations, and spending the cash on extravagant luxuries, like fancy rugs and over one-million dollars in men's clothing.
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High deductibles and co-pays, narrow networks of doctors, and prior authorization paperwork keep patients from getting the care they need, while funneling more money into the pockets of insurance companies.
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A new report from the New York Times reveals that right-wing American activists have been funneling money to Geert Wilders, the founder and leaders of the nationalist Party for Freedom.
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They are supposed to do this is by funneling money into companies — like Tesla — that use the money to build factories, perform research and development, invent new products, and so forth.
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Their blueprints put gambling at the center of everything, funneling visitors past slot machines and card tables whether they're en route to a show, their room, a restaurant, or a retail shop.
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The Obama administration's policy of releasing mothers and children who are not public safety threats to the care of a relative or sponsor is cheaper than funneling more people into government care.
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YouTube's business model is powering a network of far-right accounts, by channeling large audiences from mainstream conservative and funneling them to radical white nationalists, according to a new report published Tuesday.
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Uber announced Wednesday that it's funneling $10 million over three years into a new "fund for sustainable mobility" to help address congestion, aid urban design, boost electrification and bicycle transit, and more.
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Russian company Gazprom is proceeding to lay a controversial pipeline in Finland's part of the Baltic Sea, and another of its pipelines is roughly 80% ready to begin funneling gas to Turkey.
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That means Leopold was funneling most of the money created by the projects out of the kingdom and into his bank account in the Mediterranean, leaving his home country with the scraps.
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The Jazz do an excellent job of funneling ball-handlers toward him in the paint, and he does an even better job of thwarting anyone who dares challenge him at the rim.
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BARTIROMO: And we should point out that on this program you&aposve said in the past that Sidney Blumenthal and Mr. Shearer, Cody Shearer were actually funneling information to the State Department.
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Forecast for atmospheric rivers affecting the U.S. First, there's the series of atmospheric rivers targeting the West, which are funneling water vapor from near Hawaii toward the high terrain of northern California.
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In May, Amazon, which had been funneling most of its sales taxes through Luxembourg, a low-tax haven, said it would start paying taxes in European countries where it has large operations.
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Although this does pose the risk, she acknowledges, of a gym just isolating its disabled trainers, funneling all their disabled clients to them rather than integrating them into the wider gym space.
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It feels like it might not even be finished yet, and has the potential to keep changing until the hour we eventually hear it in funneling into our ears on February 11.
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It's getting perilously difficult to find a major automaker that isn't funneling cash into autonomous research; the latest is Kia, which pulled the wraps off its "Drive Wise" brand at CES today.
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A far better case could be made for it as a means for funneling freight to market (fresh produce from the Central Valley?) than as a fairground ride for churning the stomach.
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Funneling this money to other organizations is smart—there are a plethora of Democratic groups that need it, and could use the help of a well-connected organization backed by Clinton's clout.
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Apparently the legislature feels a need to atone for its economic sins against ratepayers by funneling additional taxpayer money to help low-income Coloradans offset their high electric bills while Xcel profits.
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Putin suggested Browder would be of primary interest in such an interrogation, and accused Browder's associates of funneling millions of dollars earned in Russia into the US to aid the Clinton campaign.
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Emirates is a predominantly long-haul international airline whose business is built around funneling millions of passengers through its palatial central hub in Dubai and then on to destinations around the world.
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A list of their grievances reads: – He plans to cut federal funding to our state in an attempt to turn us against our immigrant population, funneling money away from important public institutions.
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For his part, Frame is truly confident that the app is providing a unique and superior service by funneling publicly available data into a geofilter and doling it out again very quickly.
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The agency also ended its practice of randomly funneling passengers into the PreCheck lanes after screeners came under fire for failing to detect fake bombs and weapons in security tests last summer.
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Parnas and Fruman, along with two of their business associates, are accused of violating campaign finance laws by funneling money from foreign donors into US political campaigns, including Trump's flagship super PAC.
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He singled out William F. Browder, a longstanding critic of the Kremlin whose associates Mr. Putin accused of evading taxes and funneling millions of dollars to the Clinton campaign, without providing evidence.
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Academics and tax experts said such complicated proposals — swapping the income tax for a payroll tax, or funneling tax payments through deductible charitable contributions — had never been tried and shouldn't be rushed.
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Meanwhile, Republican leaders are trying to win the vote of Lisa Murkowski — one of three Republican senators who voted against a previous Obamacare repeal bill, in July — by funneling money to Alaska.
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Week after week lately, I've been stubbornly funneling part of my paycheck into diversified equity mutual funds in the hope of long-term gains, knowing full well that I've been losing money.
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But what's most compelling here is the reverse: the idea that for-profit companies could adopt the ethos of a nonprofit and "cap" their winnings, funneling back the remainder into the company.
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Parnas, a businessman now facing criminal charges for allegedly funneling illegal foreign donations to GOP political campaigns, has said he helped Giuliani search for damaging information about former vice president Joe Biden.
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Congressional concerns, amplified by reports from investigators on the ground in Nicaragua, prompted Congress to pass a series of amendments barring the Reagan administration from covertly funneling aid to the Contra rebels.
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A top stakeholder and board member in drug company Innate Immunotherapeutics, Collins was accused of funneling nonpublic information about a failed drug trial to his son before the company announced it publicly.
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The State Department criticized the report as a deceptive assessment of the Yanukovych government's conduct and Mueller's team has accused Manafort and Gates of funneling $4 million to secretly pay for it.
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Our entire intelligence community concluded that Russia hacked our election by deliberately breaking into Democratic National Committee computers and then drip-by-drip funneling embarrassing emails through WikiLeaks to undermine Clinton's campaign.
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Last year, the United States took the rare step to designate the head of the central bank, Valiollah Seif, as a global terrorist, and accused the bank of funneling money to Hezbollah.
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Trump's relationship with Schumer stretches back decades, to the mid-85033s, when the Manhattan billionaire first started funneling money to Schumer's campaigns — donations that have totaled thousands of dollars over the years.
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Big companies have typically worked out arrangements with the Dutch Finance Ministry under which they minimized their tax bills by funneling profits to offshore tax havens with little or no corporate taxes.
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Administration officials said Tuesday that the scheme involved funneling money from Iran's central bank through an Iranian company posing as a medical and pharmaceuticals business to a state-owned Russian bank account.
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Whether it's "buy to win" is tough to say right now, but the game is aggressive in funneling you toward purchases which, at a 50 dollar price for the game, feel terribly steep.
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Funneling in recent graduates has become a core hiring strategy at many top firms because it's cheaper for companies to train entry-level professionals than to hire people with experience in senior roles.
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Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian announced that the two were collaborating to integrate Reddit content more directly into Bing search results, funneling info from Reddit crowd-sourced AMAs and other posts into Bing.
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Giuliani associates indicted Two associates of Rudy Giuliani connected to efforts to dig up dirt in Ukraine on Joe Biden were indicted on criminal charges for allegedly funneling foreign money into US elections.
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That's a view we frequently hear, but you say that it takes away our agency and ability to decide what we want to look at since it's still the companies funneling our attention.
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Nikola Motors is a startup that's developing electric big rigs, but it's also funneling some of that knowledge into a fast, futuristic vehicle that non-truckers might want to drive called the NZT.
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Earlier this month, Taurus confirmed a Reuters report of charges against two former executives who allegedly sold weapons to a known Yemeni arms trafficker accused of funneling them into his country's civil war.
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They wanted to make sure it was expansive to ensure Russia and potential customers couldn&apost skirt the penalties by funneling the arms trade through companies that weren&apost included on the roster.
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Essential seems to be taking those complaints and funneling them into a "high end" audio accessory that will include a headphone jack for the device and will attach to the magnetic accessory connector.
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Darellian asks that you break into the captain's quarters to find out where all the money from the fines is going, hoping that illicit funneling of funds might remove Leland from his station.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Senate Democrats on Wednesday said corporations are funneling savings from December's sweeping Republican tax overhaul into nearly $100 billion in share buyback programs that promise little benefit to American workers.
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The scheme, according to Rio police, allegedly involved the funneling of Olympic tickets intended for use by the Irish committee and not authorized for resale to THG Sports, an international sports hospitality company.
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A new report reveals an uncomfortable truth about the countries pressuring President Donald Trump to take climate change more seriously: They're collectively funneling billions of dollars into propping up oil, gas, and coal.
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Commenters on the liberal website Daily Kos ridiculed Mr. Trump for running a "scampaign" and overstating the personal investment he was making in his campaign by funneling the money back to his empire.
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And members negotiating on the sidelines of the leadership-backed No. 28500 talks argue that, rather than trying to force a solution on the chamber, they're funneling their ideas through Durbin and Cornyn.
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With these two outfits alone, you could stand in front of a world map, point anywhere, and the likelihood is that you'd find a US program funneling funds, resources, and border training there.
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While there is no evidence that Iran is funneling newly released funds to organizations that the United States considers terrorist groups, Kerry said he believes Iran will eventually continue to support such groups.
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Predictably, major internet companies began funneling money into the Committee to Protect California Jobs, a Chamber of Commerce-backed group that is working to oppose the measure and convince Californians to vote no.
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Earlier this year, I headed to Memphis to meet people like Miller and find out why attorneys there kept funneling their black clients into Chapter 13 plans when so few could complete them.
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Despite a mostly solid run of job growth, 2017 ends pretty much where it began — with a two-speed economy where wage growth is funneling to one end while the other lags behind.
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One of those, the Hambantota Seaport, became a symbol of China's dominance in Sri Lanka, with the Chinese company that built the harbor suspected of funneling money from the project to Mr. Rajapaksa.
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And many voters are funneling fear and anger into activism — including during nationwide marches on Saturday protesting the treatment of migrants, above — raising questions about how far left the party's politics will drift.
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The important thing is that we keep funneling resources to the tech sector so that we can accelerate the singularity, and then the nanobots will clean up all the pollution that we've made.
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In the most recent case, Dawkins and Code were accused of scheming to pay college basketball coaches in exchange for their help in funneling players with N.B.A. potential to their nascent sports agency.
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The real Mr. Seal may have played a jaw-droppingly outlandish role in that notorious affair, which, among many other byzantine turns, involved the National Security Council funneling aid to the Nicaraguan contras.
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If the face has come to represent narcissism online, directing human energies into beautified selfies and funneling issues through the personal testimonies of YouTube personalities, the hand projects a quiet seriousness of purpose.
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And there are other tracking mechanisms going on to make sure that you're not just funneling money — $100, $100, $100 and so on — 'structuring' is what they call it in the criminal world.
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A new lawsuit claims that a program meant to provide mentorship and guidance for students in Riverside County, California, is actually funneling them into the criminal justice system and violating their constitutional rights.
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President Trump told reporters Thursday that he does not know Lev Parnas or Igor Fruman, two of Rudy Giuliani's business associates who were indicted for allegedly funneling foreign money into Republican political campaigns.
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They are three of hundreds of thousands of international students in Canada today as part of a government strategy to reshape Canadian demographics by funneling well-educated, skilled workers through the university system.
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Mr. Ratcliffe also drew criticism for claiming on his website and campaign material that, as a federal prosecutor, he had tried suspects who were accused of funneling money to the Hamas terrorist group.
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In May 2017, Fruman and Parnas, both associates of Giuliani, started funneling money into U.S. political campaigns for their own financial interests and for the political interests of at least one Ukrainian official.
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He negotiated cheaper deals with the dealers by promising to deliver the cocaine more quickly, gaining him the nickname El Rápido for his speed in funneling the cocaine through tunnels under the border.
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This trade in banned goods is both a way of buying off powerful elites who might challenge Kim and, per a CNN report, a way of funneling cash back to the Kim family.
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The indictment filed in federal court in Washington accused both men of funneling tens of millions of dollars in payments through foreign companies and bank accounts as part of their political work in Ukraine.
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Someday, we'll see cable boxes as relics, reminders of a bygone age when funneling movies and shows from one place to another was so much more complicated—and expensive—than it had to be.
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With more digital orders funneling through the system this holiday season compared with last, it appears UPS, FedEx and the U.S. Postal Service are more prepared than ever to handle a spike in activity.
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Over seven years, the entrepreneurial life coach took an estimated $2500 million from anxious parents, recording much of it as tax-deductible donations to his charity while actually funneling it toward bribes, authorities say.
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The Times said the investigation into Giuliani was tied to that of two of his associates, Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, who were indicted last week for allegedly funneling foreign money into US elections.
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But despite Levashov's significant efforts at anonymity, court records show that federal agents had been surveilling his iCloud account since May 20th, 2016, funneling back crucial information that may have led to his arrest.
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Delgado, the Florida organizer, circulated a theory that the company Edible Arrangements LLC is funneling money to Hamas, a claim that the Anti-Defamation League, a U.S. Jewish organization, has repeatedly dismissed as false.
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A series of filing anomalies point to a Donald Trump camp that is either unaware of campaign finance law, or is actively funneling donors' cash to insiders, according to several experts interviewed by CNBC.
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But by funneling so much money toward monthly payments and reducing the length of the loan, the total amount paid in interest falls by almost $10,000 to just over $4,600, according to the calculator.
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A former foreign spy, full of Russian lies, full of misinformation, full of propaganda, Hillary paid for it, the DNC paid for it, all by funneling money through a law firm to Fusion GPS.
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Because of Operation Car Wash, some of Brazil's most powerful executives and politicians face charges or are in jail for taking kickbacks in public works and funneling part of the money to fund campaigns.
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Before the texting scandal even broke, federal authorities unsealed a corruption indictment last week against two former officials accused of funneling about $15.5 million in big-ticket government contracts to businesses that they favored.
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But despite all the investment movie studios are funneling into rebooting these legacy films, they might not be as well-received as studios might hope, according to a new analysis by betting website Casumo.
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To get around that, a plan was cooked up to provide aid to the Contras "off the books" — in part by making arms sales to Iran and then funneling the money to the Contras.
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The Russian (or — whisper it — Soviet) influence is nevertheless undeniable, in elements of style and crucially in the system of tuition-free schools across the island, identifying talent and funneling it to the center.
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By funneling those profits through tax havens, they can get away with paying next to nothing in taxes while they wait for Congress to give them a tax "holiday," which last happened in 2004.
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Baidu, which saw revenue growth stall for several quarters following the new rules, has since regained momentum after closing or selling loss-making units and funneling resources into its AI and autonomous driving units.
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The government's policy of "metering" -- limiting entry at legal ports of entry -- has gained newfound scrutiny, since the proclamation has the intended effect of funneling people to legal entry points along the southern border.
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It's hard to spin funneling $1.5 million into a political action committee as anything but a corrupt move—especially when just four years earlier, in 23, the company contributed $25,000 to the same group.
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In a letter to the departments of State, Transportation and Commerce, the Texas congressional delegation slammed United Arab Emirates and Qatar for funneling more than $50 billion in subsidies into three state-owned airlines.
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Putin suggested Browder would be of primary interest in such an interrogation, and accused Browder's associates of funneling millions of dollars earned illegally in Russia into the US to aid the Hillary Clinton campaign.
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An indictment against Manafort and Gates, for instance, accused them of working as foreign agents for Ukrainian interests and funneling millions of dollars from the work into offshore accounts used to fund lavish lifestyles.
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Global drug lobby the Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) is accusing insurance companies of funneling cash into a little-known outside group that recommends its own drug prices with hopes of driving down overall costs.
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The ditches, waist high in some places, were a functional and architecturally strategic element of the original layout, funneling rainwater off the course while simultaneously ensnaring the wayward golf ball into a shadowy abyss.
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Though the event has been held at Mar-a-Lago for the past eight years and is billed as a nonpolitical fundraiser, critics said the hospital system was funneling money into the president's business.
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There were plenty of players—including in some cases the police—who all had a role in funneling the shipments from New York into specific neighborhoods around the city and into other major metropolises.
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The two were detained together in December 2018 and January 2019, according to the court documents, after both men were charged over allegations they belonged to a criminal group funneling bribes to Petrobras employees.
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And yet, communities around the state have been funneling more money into services for the homeless, like L.A.'s Measure H sales tax, which is adding about $355 million each year to the arsenal.
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"If we're also thinking about ways we can divert people from funneling into the current opioid drug epidemic," then it's important to consider the link between illicit drug use and sexual assault, she says.
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The city of San Francisco is funneling $0113 million into protecting the 25,000 people living in the city's homeless shelters and in single-room occupancy (SRO) hotels amid a coronavirus outbreak in the city.
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The four defendants were charged last October with using straw donors to hide sources of money that were donated to elections and funneling foreign money into US elections in violation of campaign finance laws.
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Seeking to make the arts accessible to all in Cuba, he began funneling an estimated $21955,21975 to the Alonso troupe, which was renamed the National Ballet of Cuba and placed under Ms. Alonso's direction.
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States that keep extra revenue out of the hands of taxpayers — either by funneling it into the general fund or spending it on welfare — will hemorrhage middle-class residents seeking a more affordable lifestyle.
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Rather than funneling all tasks through one beefy chip made by Intel, newer machines are dividing work into tiny pieces and spreading them among vast farms of simpler, specialized chips that consume less power.
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Joining the two may seem arbitrary at first glance, but there's a compelling moral case for funneling carbon tax revenue to educational and child-benefiting programs, even before one gets to the political payoff.
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Parnas' incendiary claims and credibility are sure to be questioned, in part thanks to the criminal charges he faces for allegedly funneling illegal donations to GOP candidates and campaigns on behalf of foreign interests.
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In the interview, he portrayed himself as personally involved in the effort to derail a career diplomat around the time he was considering business arrangements with some of the Ukrainians funneling information to him.
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Early-stage investors have begun funneling larger sums of capital to standout teams at the seed, while billion-dollar venture capital funds set aside capital for serial entrepreneurs working on their next big idea.
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Gerald Lefcourt, an attorney for Kukushkin, who was charged with funneling Russian money into state elections, raised the possibility that prosecutors had obtained information that they were using in the investigation from intelligence wiretaps.
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He characterizes this policing strategy, known as "prevention through deterrence," as a form of passive violence, funneling migrants into inhospitable terrain, where nature would do the dirty work of finishing some of them off.
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Any move to restructure will further pressurise local banks, which after years of funneling their deposits to the state, have an exposure to Lebanese sovereign debt that stands at almost twice their capital base.
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But in his place are a slew of website owners proficient in the art of search-engine marketing, funneling you with the help of Google toward the mattress that lines their pockets the most.
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A United States Senate subcommittee in 2010 held up Mr. Abubakar as a prime example of overseas corruption for funneling tens of millions of dollars' worth of Nigerian oil revenues into foreign shell accounts.
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The result is a dizzying confusion of cause and effect as the self-perpetuating system finds sonic equilibrium, each noise in the room funneling back into the loop to be played back ad infinitum.
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The plan cuts back on Medicaid, but instead compensating states for these cuts by funneling more money to the hospitals that are going to have to see all the poor uninsured people in those states.
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They say it would enable Moscow to avoid funneling gas through Central Europe, deprive them of revenue from transit fees, and enable Moscow to cut off their supplies without jeopardizing its customers in Western Europe.
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Cifuentes said he was responsible for coordinating drug shipments across the Western Hemisphere, smuggling cocaine, heroin, and methamphetamine into the U.S. and Canada, and funneling tens of millions in proceeds back to Mexico and Colombia.
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Every device in the disaster zone can be repurposed to form a geo-locating mesh network, funneling data out of (and into) the disaster zone while giving precise locations for the people who need help.
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Groups like the corporate-backed American Legislative Exchange Council and the State Policy Network began using state legislatures as laboratories for conservative ideas, funneling policy proposals from Newt Gingrich's "Contract with America" to state lawmakers.
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The second involved Adidas executives funneling money — often hundreds of thousands of dollars — to basketball recruits and their families to play at two Adidas-sponsored schools, the University of Louisville and the University of Miami.
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"It is totally inappropriate that an Islamophobic hate group would be in effect funneling money to the president of the United States by holding an event in one of his properties," Hooper told the Herald.
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Here's what it means: While the cybersecurity market is set to swell — so is the number of breaches impacting health firms, and the amount of funding funneling into the space isn't enough to keep up.
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The $2.5 billion rehabilitation, much of it financed through the sale of air rights from adjacent properties and tax incentives to developers, included demolishing the viaduct and funneling traffic through a new three-mile tunnel.
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With Guatemalan elites allegedly funneling government funds into their own pockets through fraud, bribery, money laundering, and irregular contracting of services, there has not been adequate investment in health care, education and other basic services.
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Mr. Kiley began doing graduate work in international relations at Harvard but dropped out after 16 months in 3603 to work for the C.I.A., at first covertly funneling assistance to student groups around the globe.
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While consumers may spend a few thousand dollars a month on credit-cards, businesses can rack up hundreds of thousands of dollars in bills by funneling all their purchases through cards to maximize rewards points.
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Prosecutors already convicted Dawkins and Code last autumn for their role in funneling money to recruits and families in exchange for pledges to play at Adidas-sponsored colleges like Kansas, Louisville and North Carolina State.
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The demonstrations have been leaderless so far, with students gathering at their schools or universities in the morning before funneling out onto the street to block roads and erect makeshift checkpoints around their respective institutions.
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Mr. Akhmetshin worked to undercut his client's rival by funneling information to American prosecutors pursuing bribery charges against James Giffen, an American businessman close to the Kazakh president, according to people involved with the case.
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The Justice Department charged Mr. Shkreli with multiple conspiracies to defraud investors in two hedge funds he managed and for improperly funneling assets from his first pharmaceutical company, Retrophin, to repay claims by those investors.
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The Orlando Sentinel reported that in 143, Scott more than tripled the state record for campaign spending, funneling $85 million, including over $73 million of his own money, into his campaign and his independent PAC.
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In court papers, the men, along with another defendant, Andrey Kukushkin, were accused of funneling money from an unnamed Russian donor to state and federal candidates in exchange for potential influence, according to court documents.
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The league, and football in general, has a long history of stacking — funneling players to positions based on racial stereotypes — that kept black talent away from "thinking" positions like middle linebacker and center for decades.
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Servicing a loan involves billing customers and funneling payments to the lender; Ocwen, which is not a bank, specializes in doing so for subprime mortgages — home loans issued to people with less-than-stellar credit.
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Dr. Martin Cetron, a CDC quarantine expert, described a "funneling" strategy whereby passengers starting in Wuhan would be issued new tickets and put on different planes to make sure they fly via a screening airport.
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Two associates of Giuliani who were connected to the effort to dig up dirt in Ukraine on Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden were arrested last month and accused of funneling foreign money into US elections.
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Most recently, SoftBank confirmed it was selling its stake in Wag, the dog-walking business back to the company, nearly two years after funneling a whopping $41.573 million in the then-three-year-old startup.
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"Once you&aposve eliminated that high interest rate debt, even if you have student loans or a car loan or a mortgage, focus on funneling as much cash as possible toward your savings," Anastasio says.
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American health care does a poor job of delivering health, but is exquisitely designed as an inequality machine, commanding an ever-larger share of G.D.P. and funneling resources to the top of the income distribution.
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Speakers ranging from then-Attorney General Eric Holder to conservative Georgia Governor Nathan Deal all agreed that the system was unnecessarily funneling people struggling with addiction, mental illness and poverty into our prisons and jails.
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A ruling favoring South Dakota could help small brick-and-mortar retailers compete with online rivals while funneling up to $18 billion into the coffers of the affected states, according to a 2017 federal report.
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British banks Standard Chartered and HSBC were reportedly among financial institutions misled by Chinese technology giant Huawei into funneling illicit payments from Iran, The Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday, citing sources familiar with the matter.
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Driving the news: A $40 carbon tax proposal by a group called the Climate Leadership Council is ramping up with ExxonMobil, the world's largest publicly traded oil company, funneling $1 million into a parallel lobbying effort.
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The Times reported Friday that the investigation into Giuliani was tied to that of two of his associates, Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, who were indicted this week for allegedly funneling foreign money into US elections.
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Likewise, fans can't even celebrate the album and all the new Instagram captions we've been blessed with because of it, without funneling through "Cardi B is trash" comments and ranking memes of female artists on Twitter.
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The Iran deal gave Iran back their own money to open up investments so I think it will be very interesting to watch -- MACCALLUM: Which they ended up funneling money to terrorism in Yemen and Syria.
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U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley unveiled recently declassified evidence, including these remains of an Iranian Qasef-1 unmanned aerial vehicle, as "undeniable" evidence that Iran is violating international law by funneling missiles to Houthi rebels in Yemen.
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Mr. da Silva has yet to be charged with a crime, but federal prosecutors are investigating his role in a scheme that involved funneling money from the national oil company into the Workers' Party campaign coffers.
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But the court rejected a separate, more serious charge that the company was complicit in crimes against humanity after former employees accused Lafarge of abetting terrorist groups operating in the region by funneling financing to them.
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Now, more than two years later, Rosselló's administration has failed to pass a budget, and many have accused Rosselló of funneling public funds meant for hurricane recovery and economic stimulation into the hands of his cronies.
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Kaiser, according to the newspaper, has also been accused of funneling money to the organization in the form of cryptocurrency, which is not illegal but allows the donations to go unreported due to Bitcoin's private nature.
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JERUSALEM — The Palestinian manager of the Gaza branch of World Vision, accused by Israel of funneling millions of agency dollars to benefit Hamas, was arraigned on Tuesday at a hearing that was closed to the public.
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Up to 36 schools could be implicated in a two-year FBI investigation into schools allegedly funneling money from shoe companies to ensure players signed with those companies when they turned pro, ESPN reported in February.
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More specifically, since the mid-1990s, US border enforcement strategy has been to heavily concentrate enforcement in urban areas where people traditionally have crossed, thereby intentionally funneling migrants into remote and dangerous terrain, like Cabeza Prieta.
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Despite FedEx's engineering efforts, Harvey still swamped roads and highways leading in and out of its Cypress, Texas, facility, a critical nexus for funneling U.S. shipments throughout Texas and the broader U.S. Gulf Coast to Florida.
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The conservative response to supposed liberal bias and indoctrination within the academy wasn't the creation of more viewpoint-neutral and academically free universities, but the funneling of resources to explicitly conservative universities like Liberty and Hillsdale.
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And a classified American military program in Jordan called Operation Gallant Phoenix is scooping up data collected in commando raids in Syria and Iraq and funneling it to law enforcement agencies in Europe and Southeast Asia.
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But its citizens are entitled to the same federal emergency funds and resources that Washington has been funneling to the far more politically powerful and economically resilient states of Texas and Florida in their hurricane miseries.
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Judicial Watch and others have criticized Ohr, calling him a government official with a conflict of interest in 2016 who wanted to help federal agencies probe Trump's campaign by funneling them damaging and unfounded opposition research.
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The United States has put travel limits of its own in place, funneling passengers who have traveled recently to Wuhan through a handful of airports, including Los Angeles International, that have special screening processes in place.
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Parnas was indicted for allegedly funneling foreign money into GOP campaigns, and Bondy told VICE News earlier this month that his client would comply with Congressional subpoenas while maintaining his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination.
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It is the latest example of China using promises of prosperity to pursue its global aspirations — often by funneling money to governments and investing in local infrastructure projects that critics call debt traps for developing nations.
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Read this months-long investigation by CNN about how such front companies along with military cooperation and elite-forces training deals with Mozambique is funneling cash money straight into Kim Jong Un's notorious nuclear slush fund.
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Moon vowed to strengthen the KFTC by beefing up investigation of conglomerates, cracking down on unfair deals between chaebols and small and medium-sized companies and the funneling of contracts and orders to affiliates of chaebols.
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Federal prosecutors have asked a judge to revoke the bail of a Rudy Giuliani associate who is currently under home detention in Florida while awaiting trial on charges of illegally funneling foreign money into U.S. campaigns.
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"Today is about being proactive and being empowered and really funneling all that energy and anger we have as young people into some productive change," one of the student organizers, Lane Murdock of Connecticut, told Reuters.
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While the secretive San Diego-based company has so far offered little more to the public than $270,2000 "health intelligence assessments," it has built up a wealth of patient information it's now funneling into Diamandis' latest venture.
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The team quickly recognized that Nairobi's recent blitz of road construction, which greatly increased the amount of flat surfaces in the region but only included a few drainage channels funneling toward Kibera, was contributing to the flooding.
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William "Rick" Singer, 58, of Newport Beach, California, was the ringleader of the operation, funneling money through a "purported charity" he had established called the Key Worldwide Foundation, according to the US District Attorney's Office in Massachusetts.
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The other two, Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, were indicted last week on charges of funneling foreign money into US elections, and were served with subpoenas last week by the House Intelligence Committee to turn over documents.
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President Donald Trump and some candidates for the Democratic nomination have slammed Big Tech companies this year, but campaign filings reveal those same critics are funneling millions of dollars into Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Alphabet's Google. Sen.
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YouTubers are young and increasingly savvy; vloggers like Gigi Gorgeous, Tyler Oakley (who has frequently appeared on MTV), and PewDiePie are creating their own cottage industries without the necessity of a network funneling them to an audience.
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And it's not only the sudden influx of people, but the funneling of massive crowds into rural parts of the country — areas with limited road access and, at best, two-lane roads — that has caused particular concern.
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Scholars of the national security adviser position warn that Flynn's penchant for false information not only risks funneling inaccurate information to the president, it could create distrust of the administration — by journalists, voters and even other nations.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A French businessman suspected by investigators of funneling money from former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi to finance Nicolas Sarkozy's successful 2007 presidential campaign was granted bail when he appeared at a London court on Wednesday.
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The funneling of online communities to general-interest and anything-goes sites like Reddit, 4chan, and especially Twitter have paradoxically given us less to talk about with the endless streams of usernames and avatars we're subjected to.
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"Basically all the smoke is funneling into that valley and being held down by the inversion layer," U.S. Forest Service spokesman Jim Mackensen said, referring to the atmospheric condition that prevents warmer air and smoke from rising.
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The Department of Defense is reportedly funneling $34 million into renovations for two aircraft that serve as back ups to Air Force One so the planes' interiors more closely resemble the one on the president's primary plane.
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Two of Giuliani's associates who helped seek damaging information about Trump's political opponents, Soviet-born Florida businessmen Igor Parnas and Lev Fruman, have been indicted for allegedly funneling foreign money into U.S. elections to influence Ukraine relations.
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"For over 30 years, Stanley Chais unscrupulously defrauded Californians, many of them elderly, by taking their life savings, charging steep fees and funneling their money to Bernie Madoff's elaborate Ponzi scheme," Ms. Harris said in a statement.
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Ideologies based on "bad interpretation" of Islam had fueled the war, he said, rejecting analysts' contentions that his government had accelerated the process by building mosques and funneling jihadist fighters to Iraq during the United States occupation.
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"Developers may consider funneling the additional costs to buyers to offset the vacancy tax, leveraging on the strong levels of demand in the market," Ingrid Cheh, associate director of research department at JLL, said earlier this week.
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Why it matters: Torshin, who has been described as a "godfather" in a Russian organized crime syndicate, has been under FBI investigation for potentially funneling money through the NRA to help President Trump win the 2016 election.
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Campaign For One New York pursued progressive policy goals like universal pre-K and affordable housing by taking money from powerful people and funneling it through the nonprofit to allegedly grant moneymen influence while skirting the law.
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Soon, the fixer, Mr. Tlass, was funneling around $20,000 a month to ISIS, and additional funds to the Nusra Front, to ensure that they, too, wouldn't interfere with Lafarge's employees and supplies, according to the court documents.
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During the 2016 presidential campaign, FACT started looking into conspiracy theories surrounding Clinton's finances, including that the Clinton Foundation had skirted campaign finance laws by funneling money into Hillary Clinton's primary campaign in 2008 against Barack Obama.
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It's tempting to see this as hard evidence that finally connects Trump to Putin: Vekselberg has some ties to the Kremlin and in theory could have been funneling money from Vladimir Putin to Donald Trump via Cohen.
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Clean Earth Capital is taking a risk by funneling so much money into this little-known part of the world, particularly given that Serbia is not a member of the European Union, which could discourage foreign investors.
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And all the while, they were pursuing their own business schemes and, according to an indictment unsealed on Thursday, illegally funneling campaign contributions in the United States in the service of both their political and business activities.
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He left amid concerns that the agency was not funneling aid fast enough to drought-ravaged Ethiopia, though he said that his critics, mainly former employees, had not taken into account the agency's long-term efforts there.
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" Lieu and Rice also ask, "Did the NRA use any of that money in their 2016 election campaign contributions?" and "Did any NRA officials discuss money laundering or the funneling of money from Russia to the NRA?
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" Express Entry From St. John's Newfoundland, Craig S. Smith reports on how Canada is luring international students "as part of a government strategy to reshape Canadian demographics by funneling well educated, skilled workers through the university system.
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"When you see a very large contribution — which is more than a third of the money raised — that raises the possibility that other groups are funneling money to this group to distribute to individual states," said Kappel.
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Instead of students doing what they can and hoping for the best, the elaborate scheme outlined by federal prosecutors involved nailing down spots at elite schools by cheating on standardized tests and funneling bribes to athletic coaches.
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They expressed concern "that Russia may attempt to work around sanctions by funneling the arms trade through companies not included in the administration's guidance," the senators wrote, and also emphasized working with European allies to coordinate sanctions.
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Elias Demetracopoulos, an enigmatic journalist who fled Greece after a military coup in 21958 and accused the ruling right-wing junta of illegally funneling a half-million dollars into Richard M. Nixon's 21967 presidential campaign, died on Feb.
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Last week, two days after U.S. President Donald Trump withdrew from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, the U.S. Treasury imposed sanctions against six individuals and three companies it said were funneling millions of dollars to the IRGC-QF.
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Palocci, one of the closest advisers to Lula and former President Dilma Rousseff from 2003 to 2011, was jailed in September on charges he ran a bribery scheme funneling money to the Workers Party, which then ruled Brazil.
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Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro is funneling cashflow from Venezuelan oil sales through Russian state energy giant Rosneft as he seeks to evade U.S. sanctions designed to oust him from power, according to a Reuters story published on Thursday.
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The prevailing concern is that Russia is funneling disinformation intended to appeal to Trump by seeding it with government officials, members of Congress and the public by working through the former New York City mayor (The Washington Post).
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Bill McGlashan was at the forefront of attempts to quantify the social impact of investments, but I have yet to see an internal impact accounting that includes the consequences of funneling dynastic wealth to him and his family.
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Paul S. Ryan, head of litigation at Common Cause, a nonpartisan watchdog group in Washington, said the New York filing provides details of actions that could also violate a federal ban on campaigns funneling "soft money" through nonprofits.
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The businessman lent $10.8 million of his own fortune to his campaign in the fourth quarter as it began funneling more money into advertising and ground operations, according to data filed with the Federal Election Commission on Sunday.
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Recently, the advertising giant announced that it's integrating several additional ad networks into its AdMob and DoubleClick platforms — giving its customers access to outside networks (and thus higher revenues) even at the risk of funneling business to competitors.
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Depending on your perspective and bank account, this airport is either the pinnacle of splendor or a consumerist hell where the shiny distractions are merely there to keep you inside and funneling more money into the airport's coffers.
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Look, it could be just me, but maybe trying to fix any of the above would be worth funneling money into versus a campaign that flat-out admits it's hard to even figure out how to sign up.
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How it all fits together The Federal Savings Bank allegations to be presented Friday will button up the broad alleged scheme of money funneling and income supplementation that prosecutors have explained over the last week and a half.
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And this year, the networks seem like even less of a headliner: Companies are pivoting away from ad-supported TV and funneling resources and salesmanship into new streaming services that are slated to launch this year and next.
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On Monday, Mr. de Blasio faced repeated questions over his connections to Mr. Rechnitz and Mr. Reichberg and what they might have gained from funneling tens of thousands of dollars into the mayor's advocacy efforts and campaign coffers.
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But to many, perhaps including Trump, global health may seem like globalization gone too far; dominated by faraway international institutions and out-of-touch elites, funneling taxpayer money towards causes across oceans unknown to American middle-class families.
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Bryant, ever self-aware, often manipulated that tension to his advantage: The tried-and-true Kobe ad campaign model usually involves an acknowledgement of how much he's hated, before funneling it back into why that makes him great.
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And for most of this year, the administration has been funneling financial aid to the Lebanese armed forces, which in turn have been working hand in hand with Iran's most powerful proxy, Hezbollah, on the Lebanon-Syria border.
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WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Jim Mattis on Thursday accused Iran of funneling money into Iraq to sway the outcome of its elections in May, calling it part of a broader pattern of destabilizing Iranian actions across the Middle East.
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Reporting personally to Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych, Manafort orchestrated a global "Engage Ukraine" lobbying campaign, funneling millions in offshore cash to several prominent figures and firms, while defying the US government's registration and disclosure requirements for such work.
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And as I've shown, simply funneling more money to VA while simultaneously taking an ax to the myriad other agencies across the government that also provide vital services and support to veterans is a hollow show of support.
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Fruman and Parnas, who are associates and clients of Giuliani, additionally are accused of funneling illegal foreign contributions to a pro-Trump political action committee as well as to a member of Congress believed to be former Rep.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The jury in the London trial of three former Barclays bankers accused of funneling secret fees to Qatar in return for emergency funding during the financial crisis in 2008, retired to consider its verdict on Wednesday.
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A federal indictment announced several months later added a stunning twist, accusing Mr. Tanner, 50, of funneling Valeant business to Philidor without disclosing that he had financial ties to the pharmacy in the form of the kickback scheme.
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New York (CNN Business)After nearly a decade of funneling money into a project to build a gargantuan rocket that NASA hopes will return astronauts to the moon, the launch vehicle is finally assembled and ready for testing.
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When the three men were indicted in October for illegally funneling foreign money into Republican political circles, attention quickly focused on Parnas and Fruman, who have become key characters in the ongoing impeachment saga of President Donald Trump.
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Parnas and Fruman, who are both U.S. citizens, are accused of orchestrating a straw donor scheme to circumvent campaign finance laws, partly by funneling $28500,6900 to a pro-Trump super PAC using a fake energy company they created.
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A defiant Ryan argued that he has been a prolific fundraiser for the GOP, breaking all records of past Speakers and funneling tens of millions of dollars to the House GOP's campaign arm, the National Republican Congressional Committee.
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Washington (CNN)Washington lobbyist W. Samuel Patten pleaded guilty Friday to acting as an unregistered foreign lobbyist, and admitted to lying to the Senate Intelligence Committee and funneling a Ukrainian oligarch's money to Donald Trump's Presidential Inaugural Committee.
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They contend that Mr. Patten arranged for the purchase of four tickets for $50,000 by funneling the oligarch's money through an American "straw" purchaser in violation of rules barring the inaugural committee from accepting money from foreign nationals.
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Plus, Trump is preparing to speak before Congress for the first time on Tuesday night and announce major cuts to just about everything in the federal budget while funneling a veritable shit-ton of money into the defense budget.
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The amount of money funneling into startups is tightening too, with funding to venture-backed companies collapsing in the fourth quarter of 2015 following the last major tech downturn over the summer, according to data this week from CBInsights.
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ASHKELON, Israel (Reuters) - Israel accused U.S.-based Christian relief group World Vision's Gaza representative on Thursday of funneling millions of dollars in aid money to Hamas, charges that the Islamist militant group denied and the charity voiced scepticism over.
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He noted that the same thing happened in 2013, when the mortgage rates jumped due to the "taper tantrum" — the result of the Federal Reserve indicating it would reduce the amount of money it was funneling into the economy.
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A federal appeals court has declined to overturn a $40 million disgorgement award against former investment fund manager George Levin, found liable for fraud in 2015 for funneling money to a Ponzi scheme run by Florida lawyer Scott Rothstein.
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The sources described a culture of corruption that ranges from the trivial - giving a gift to a secretary to land a meeting with a top PDVSA executive – to the systemic, such as funneling kickbacks in return for large contracts.
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Currently, VA employees who join a union are required to pay a portion of their VA paycheck twice a month to the union, with few opportunities to opt out once they join—funneling taxpayer dollars directly to labor bosses.
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And that's just the latest report of corruption and influence-peddling in Puerto Rico: Last week, the FBI arrested two former agency chiefs for allegedly funneling about $15.5 million in big-ticket government contracts to businesses that they favored.
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After a cheery opening act, Jackie Chan then unearths a dark conspiracy—the school headmaster (Danny McBride), in cahoots with the local Mafia chief (Ruby Rose), is funneling funds through the school or selling off reading materials or something.
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The LNA said this week that it was seeking the replacement of the central bank governor in Tripoli, who it also blames for funneling money to its armed opponents — a charge that central bank officials in the capital deny.
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The move sparked a Republican backlash against immigration, led by hard-line nativists like Pat Buchanan, and the foundations of wealthy right-wing donors—from thoroughbred breeder John Olin to garlic magnate Jaquelin Hume—began funneling millions into CIS.
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Making the homes even more efficient are dual-pane windows that help retain or keep out heat (depending on the need), LED lighting and advanced water heaters that work by funneling heat from the ambient air into the water.
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The scandal has proven a deep and strange one for the company and country, which, according to charges, involves the funneling of money to Choi Soon-sil, the daughter of a religious leader said to have sway over Park.
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According to Deadline, the company is already funneling a huge amount of money into the project, dropping around $200 million just to lock down the rights and likely planning to spend at least $100 million for a first season.
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The grants are "an ideal electoral tool," Mr. Hudak writes, because they allow presidents to engage in their own version of pork-barrel politics, funneling money to key electoral states and localities and generating publicity for the White House.
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Fifty years later, we remember Spiro Agnew, if at all, as a bumbling vice president who later pleaded no contest to tax evasion, resigned in disgrace and ended his career funneling military surplus to Saddam Hussein and Nicolae Ceausescu.
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With the campaign over, however, the plane just becomes part of Trump's opaque web of privately held companies, so the amount of money he is funneling from the federal government into his pocket won't be disclosed on that end.
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If you're worried about the site traffic that will be funneling to Apple's official site, you can also pre-order the phones from third-party sellers like Walmart and Best Buy, and potentially get a more flexible payment plan.
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Brian Rosenthal, an investigative reporter, discovered tight relationships between the Metropolitan Transportation Authority labor unions and the governor and examined how bond issuance fees were funneling money to the state government even as budgetary constraints prompted routine maintenance cuts.
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In addition to the restrictions on foreign nationals traveling from China, the United States will begin funneling all flights from China to just a few airports, including Kennedy International in New York, O'Hare in Chicago and San Francisco International.
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The Russian government was clearly "the primary wrongdoer" for hacking into Democratic computers and funneling purloined documents to WikiLeaks to disseminate, found Judge John G. Koeltl of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York.
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VFA tries to prevent elite colleges and universities from funneling graduates toward safe options (like jobs in finance, management consulting, or big law) by enlisting teams of fellows to move to cities across America and work for local startups.
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Gene Marsh, a former top regulator for college sports, chuckled when he saw how Kansas Coach Bill Self punched back at N.C.A.A. accusations that he was complicit in Adidas's improper funneling of more than $100,000 to three basketball recruits.
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That might not be enough to generate the enthusiasm needed to win in Iowa or New Hampshire, but if he runs and survives the early states, it's easy to imagine Clinton loyalists funneling their support (and cash) his way.
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In November, Zuberi agreed to plead guilty to three criminal counts brought by the US attorney's office in Los Angeles charging him with failing to register as a foreign lobbyist, tax fraud and funneling foreign money into US elections.
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Because it is illegal for foreign nationals to spend money in U.S. campaigns, obscuring funds coming from, say, an agent of the Russian government — by funneling them through an organization like the NRA — would be akin to money laundering.
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The regulators showed that in addition to funneling more fees to the asset management division, the advisers also at times put clients into more expensive JPMorgan products when the firm had a less expensive version of the same thing.
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The Interior Department's Indian Affairs bureau provides basic services to about 24 million American Indians and Alaska Natives, often by funneling funds to the tribes to administer the services themselves or by employing federal workers to run the programs.
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"The US government could say, 'If you do this to us, we're going to dump where your oligarchs' holdings are, or your kids' real estate holdings in London that you've bought by funneling money out the country," he said.
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In 2016, citing rising labor costs, Just Born tried to bar all new employees from joining the pension plan, funneling them to the 401(k) program instead while sidestepping a $60 million fee required by federal law to make the move.
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"This is a long-awaited announcement," Hot Pod's Nick Quah wrote after Google's initial October teaser, "particularly from the corners of the podcasting world that often lament the medium's issues with discoverability and its predominant funneling through the Apple ecosystem."
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Soros spent more than $1.5 million in the race, funneling the money to a political action committee that propped up Jones-Wright's candidacy as she pledged to form a police-misconduct unit and supported progressive reform of the criminal justice system.
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The problem is further exacerbated by the American health care system's history of disparate treatment of black women, whose health struggles have been systemically minimized or dismissed, funneling them into medical facilities that are less equipped to handle their pregnancies.
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William "Rick" Singer William "Rick" Singer, the man who ran the nationwide college admissions scam by funneling money through his "purported charity" to bribe college officials, also used his charity's money to donate sizable amounts of money to his son's university.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Two foreign-born Florida businessmen who helped U.S. President Donald Trump's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, investigate political rival Joe Biden pleaded not guilty on Wednesday to illegally funneling money to a pro-Trump election committee and other politicians.
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In practice, this means funneling Atlanta's homeless—from those who have been living on the streets for years to the more recently displaced—into a crowded building where scarce resources are parceled out by way of a kind of triage.
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He advised the companies to set up a political action committee, an arm that would allow them to build relationships with legislators, funneling money into efforts to ease the regulatory crackdown, and lift roadblocks set up by the Education Department.
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Although attribution is typically difficult, the researchers found that systems hit by LoJax also contained other hacking tools known to used by Fancy Bear, including backdoors and proxy tools used for funneling network traffic to and from the hackers' servers.
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With investors recently funneling more than $9 billion into emerging market funds — a three-year high — and the benchmark MSCI emerging market fund up nearly 15 percent year to date, experts say it's a good time to be in the sector.
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Prosecutors have also accused Rosenthal of funneling bribes from drug traffickers seeking official protection to Yani Rosenthal as campaign contributions, and of soliciting a bribe for a Honduran politician from an unnamed U.S. company seeking oil exploration rights in Honduras.
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The officials, former Education Secretary Julia Keleher and Ángela Ávila-Marrero (former chief of Puerto Rico's Health Insurance Administration), are accused of funneling the contracts to businesses they had personal ties to, regardless of those companies' relevant experience or ability.
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Why it matters: The amount of debt the Chinese economy needs to add to create to hit its growth targets rate has risen steadily in recent years, suggesting the strategy of funneling loans for state-owned enterprises to invest is unsustainable.
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Mitchell told me that, as someone who does research on the economy for a living, more times than not a problem she's looking into can be tied back to Wall Street funneling wealth into the hands of the very few.
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That means we, the people, have to begin footing the bill directly, instead of indirectly funneling our money through private companies that only fund media and culture in a roundabout fashion via advertising and marketing budgets, and always with strings attached.
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Of Wednesday's many news bombshells, the most contested story was about a year-old conversation among House Republican leaders in which Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy said he believed Russian President Vladimir Putin was funneling money to then-candidate Donald Trump.
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Italian prosecutors opened an investigation into possible international corruption Thursday after the publication of a secret recording that suggests a close aide of Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini discussed illegally funneling Russian oil money to the far-right League party.
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In 2016, he was the figure funneling internal Trump polling to an alleged Russian intelligence agent, and one of the figures liaising with fascistic con-man Roger Stone in coordinating events surrounding Wikileaks' dump of Democratic emails, initially swiped by Moscow.
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In 21625, Congress reauthorized the program to the tune of $2900 million annually over two years so that the National Institutes of Health (NIH) could continue funneling money into research aimed at preventing and curing the disease and its complications.
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Instead, we have, for example, a deceptive (to put it charitably) TIME Magazine cover and mental gymnastics to hide President Obama's own family separations and child cages, all funneling red meat (or a non-cruelty tofu substitute) to the Resistance base.
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Placement means getting your cash into the banking system via small deposits, funneling it into the revenue stream of a business, using cash or a shell company to purchase assets like real estate, or introducing it into an exchange trading system.
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The United States and the United Arab Emirates have broken up a network funneling illicit funds to Iran as Washington steps up a drive to restrict Iranian trade and access to hard currency in the region, a senior U.S. official said.
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One partner was Dmytro Firtash, an oligarch who made billions as a middleman for Gazprom, the Russian natural gas giant, and who was known for funneling the money into the campaigns of pro-Russian politicians in Ukraine, including Mr. Yanukovych.
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The Supreme Court famously ruled in the 2010 Citizens United case that individuals and corporations could not be prevented from funneling unlimited sums of money into political activities, so long as those funds didn't literally make it to candidates' campaign committees.
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Mr. Frisell has exerted his influence gently, funneling inspiration from 216s folk rock and 27s free jazz into a sound that's hearthlike and imperturbable, whether spinning through reverb-drenched runs or caressing its way through a slow, major-chord progression.
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We were reminded Tuesday afternoon just how vast Trump's potential problems are when Forbes' Dan Alexander broke the news that Eric Trump's charitable foundation has been lying to its donors and funneling significant sums of money right into his father's pockets.
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A spokeswoman for Yandex, which was accused last year by Ukraine's security service of funneling its user data to the Kremlin, said the company was unaware of the access and did not know why Facebook had allowed it to continue.
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A classified American military program in Jordan, called Operation Gallant Phoenix, is scooping up data collected in commando raids in Syria and Iraq and funneling it to law enforcement agencies in Europe and Southeast Asia to help stop future attacks.
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In New Mexico, a system of fencing and electrified mats is funneling animals — including deer, bears, cougars and bobcats — to underpasses spanning interstates, highways and local roads, preventing wildlife-vehicle collisions and making roads safer for both people and wildlife.
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Two COR executives, Steven Aiello and Joseph Gerardi, were also charged and are being tried with Mr. Percoco, accused of funneling him $35,000 for several favors, including securing a raise for Mr. Aiello's son, who was working for the state.
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Over the recess, some opponents of the repeal measure are funneling resources toward states that are represented by moderate Republicans, where rolling back Medicaid would cause particular harm or where incumbent senators are already feeling pressure incoming re-election races.
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But China skeptics in Congress, the administration and elsewhere fear that the arrangement is still funneling American taxpayer money into firms that support the Made in China 2025 plan to dominate global industries, or a troubling surveillance state in Xinjiang.
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Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman: Trump told reporters last month that he didn't know the pair, who are business associates of Rudy Giuliani with ties to Ukraine and are facing charges for allegedly funneling foreign money into Republican political campaigns.
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The U.S. Attorney's Office also as part of a civil settlement said Aegerion violated a anti-kickback law by funneling funds through PSI to induce Juxtapid purchases by defraying patient's co-payment obligations for the drug, which eventually cost $330,000 annually.
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The 501(c)(3) does have to maintain discretion about how they use the funds (as a safeguard to just having it be an arrangement for funneling philanthropic funds), and there are some other stipulations, but otherwise it's pretty straightforward.
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They are well aware that their government has spent billions supporting "resistance" groups like Hezbollah and Hamas, funneling cash and arms to the Houthis in Yemen, and underwriting Iraq's Popular Mobilization Shiite militias, all under the tutelage of the IRGC.
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Parnas, who was arrested alongside another Giuliani associate attempting to leave the country Wednesday night, is accused alongside Igor Fruman of illegally funneling thousands of dollars in campaign contributions to Trump-aligned organizations, including a $325,000 contribution to America First Action.
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The time frame of the poll fell a week before Bera's father, Babulal Bera, was sentenced to a year in prison for illegally circumventing maximum donation limits for two of his son's House campaigns by funneling donations through other people.
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Two months before the hearing, according to federal prosecutors, the pair began funneling money into the US political process to further their own financial interests and the political interests of at least one Ukrainian government official with whom they were working.
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Weiss-Wolf has a proven track record for funneling people's anger into social change — she's been an attorney and advocate for social justice her entire life and has worked on behalf of greater menstrual equity and access for about five years.
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When Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to several federal crimes, including funneling payments to alleged Trump mistresses, Cummings organized a widely watched hearing featuring Cohen that Democrats say was one of the highlights of the 116th Congress.
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The province is also funneling more resources to Ontario's Telehealth service to limit wait times for residents who call and inquire about COVID-19 symptoms, but stopped short of closing private businesses that offer non-essential services, including bars and shops.
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The upper stratum of the Washington lobbying community often exercises de facto veto power over the legislative process, dominating congressional policymaking, funneling campaign money to both parties and offering lucrative employment to retiring and defeated members of the House and Senate.
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He criticized the new tax credits the GOP wants to create to help people buy private insurance, for that reason, and the big pot of money Republicans are proposing to stabilize the insurance market by funneling money to health insurers.
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Part of the challenge his administration has faced is that certain of its actions — the funneling of more resources into public housing, for instance — have simply never made it onto the radar of the many liberal affluent white voters who don't like him.
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No company benefited from that benefit more than Apple, which is bringing back about $250 billion in cash from overseas accounts and funneling a large chunk of the money into higher dividends for shareholders and repurchases of the company&aposs own stock.
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According to a December 2017 profile in the New Yorker, stumbles have included claims of rampant racial bias, hate speech, and violating its 501(c)3 non-profit status by engaging in campaign work and funneling its donors' money to student campaigns.
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While you could spend a bunch of money on cooking classes or funneling hours into watching YouTube tutorials, you could also just pick up a new tool that can bring some variety to your cooking without really having to do much more work.
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Asked after the debate what kind of support he expects Bloomberg to get on Super Tuesday, Bernie Sanders advisor Jeff Weaver contended voters would oppose the former mayor's strategy of ignoring the first four nominating states and funneling money into later contests.
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But the Assistant serves as a conduit for funneling users into Google search and the rest of the company's services, with practically all of them benefiting from some variety of machine learning, whether you're thinking of Google Maps tips or YouTube video suggestions.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States imposed sanctions on Thursday against six individuals and three companies it said were funneling millions of dollars to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard's elite Quds Force, just days after President Donald Trump withdrew from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
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I shared what I'd learned about Kai Goodwin and the resistance group, and then it was Faith's turn to confess: she'd been secretly funneling information to Max and his group this entire time, in an effort to undercut her husband's efforts with OpenMind.
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Tech multinationals such as Apple and Facebook have been the target of particular criticism for their practice of setting up international headquarters in low-tax countries such as Ireland and Luxembourg and funneling their international revenues through them to avoid a hefty bill.
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And, as the Supreme Court put on vivid display in Epic Systems, it has allowed for employers to methodically hack at the procedural apparatus that regular people use to validate their rights by funneling all of their claims into closed-door arbitration proceedings.
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As long as Trump keeps funneling a steady supply of conservative jurists to the Senate, in a bid to dramatically reshape the federal courts, Republicans can go to bed happy that they're fulfilling at least one major element of their political project.
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The major U.S. airlines have urged the administration to crack down on United Arab Emirates and Qatar for funneling more than $50 billion in subsidies to their state-owned airlines, which they say creates unfair competition and hurts U.S. airlines and workers.
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The Japanese tech and telecoms firm is funneling money to U.S. firms as it invests in technology companies around the world, including through its Vision Fund, as founder Son pursues his vision of a future driven by artificial intelligence, interconnected devices and robotics.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A judge on Friday refused to release an associate of U.S. President Donald Trump's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, from house arrest while he awaits trial on charges of illegally funneling money to a pro-Trump election committee and other politicians.
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The investigation is focused on an alleged conspiracy involving two of Giuliani's associates, Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, who were arrested last week and are accused of concealing the funneling of hundreds of thousands of dollars of foreign money into US political campaigns.
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The suit accuses HUD of illegally funneling federal money to the city of Houston, despite a 2017 finding by HUD itself that the city was flouting federal civil rights laws by allowing racially motivated opposition to stop affordable housing projects in white neighborhoods.
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It could be funneling messages from the trees down to the viewers, or providing us with a giant megaphone to dispatch our ideas into the sky—either way, the structure seems to want to act as a channel between humans and nature.
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Then he suggested that former FBI Director James Comey committed the "ultimate spying" himself — by taking contemporaneous notes of his interactions with Trump and then after he was fired in May 2017, funneling them to The New York Times through an associate.
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Voters here routinely complain about the ways the state's water conservation laws have hurt local farmers, arguing that regulators should do more to send water through California's vast aqueduct system rather than funneling it thought the Sacramento Delta to protect endangered smelt there.
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In October, Mueller indicted former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort and his associate, Richard Gates, for allegedly funneling money from a pro-Russia party in Ukraine to offshore bank accounts and shell companies but failing to declare the money to the IRS.
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Mr. Haley, 53, and Mr. Worthington, 31, have worked under Stephen Miller, the president's senior adviser, since the early days of the Trump presidency, adding historical sweep to Mr. Trump's annual speeches and funneling ideas from across the administration into cohesive drafts.
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Kanter's foray into global politics occurred in 2202, when he took aim at then-prime minister Erdoğan for his connection to a mass corruption scandal that revealed involvement of the Turkish government funneling billions of dollars to Iran in violation of U.S. sanctions.
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In between bullying corporations and funneling vast sums of money to left-wing activist groups, the agency has also managed to undertake one of the federal government's most outrageous office decorating projects to the tune of more than $200 million of taxpayer funds.
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Parnas and another Giuliani associate, Igor Fruman, have been charged with funneling illegal contributions to a member of Congress, whose help they sought during their back-channel Ukraine campaign to remove former US Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch from her post in Kyiv.
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How Peloton made sweat addictive enough to IPO Peloton's ability to get people exercise — a feature driven by its talented instructors (some of whom were poached from competitor Flywheel Sports) — ultimately had venture capital investors funneling $1 billion, roughly, into the business.
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Facebook funneling Americans' access to quality journalism and trustworthy sources of information threatens the very existence of the free and diverse press, a lynchpin of our constitutional democracy that is key to rooting out corruption and holding the government and powerful corporations accountable.
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From his successful business, the elder Huntsman became a well-renowned philanthropist, funneling money into cancer research, including donating or committing at least $85033 million over the years into his own Huntsman Cancer Institute, now run by his children, according to the Tribune.
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Just this week, there were reports that SoftBank was seeking stake in Uber, that it was funneling millions into the co-working space startup WeWork for Chinese expansion, and that it was leading an investment in Slack, the chat service for businesses.
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The Air Force has concluded scores of overnight stays at President Donald Trump's seaside resort in Scotland did not violate any rules but did raise questions about the "public perception" of funneling taxpayer funds to a property owned by the commander in chief.
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NEW YORK — Two associates of President Donald Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani entered not guilty pleas Wednesday to a federal indictment accusing them of funneling hundreds of thousands of dollars in foreign money into U.S. elections, including a pro-Trump super PAC.
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The bill would authorize $100 billion over 10 years to combat drug addiction, funneling money to cities, counties, and states — particularly those hardest hit by drug overdoses — and other organizations to boost spending on addiction treatment, harm reduction services, and prevention programs.
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This includes the arrest and subsequent indictment of former Education Secretary Julia Keleher and the former chief of Puerto Rico's Health Insurance Administration, Ángela Ávila-Marrero, over their alleged funneling of $15.5 million in government contracts to unqualified firms with which they had personal ties.
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Despite the 7-143 ruling in favor of allowing a Missouri church to use public funds, the Supreme Court added a brief footnote to its majority decision that helped it to avoid any larger questions about the constitutionality of funneling state money to religious organizations.
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Despite the 7-2 ruling in favor of allowing a Missouri church to use public funds, the Supreme Court added a brief footnote to its majority decision that helped it to avoid any larger questions about the constitutionality of funneling state money to religious organizations.
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But regardless of whether you think Musk is funneling his galaxy brain into social media or just showing his ass, one thing is mostly certain: When he says on Twitter he's going to do something, he generally tries to follow through in some fashion.
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The case against the Giuliani associates -- in which four men are charged with allegedly funneling foreign money into US elections -- and its political implications, given that two of the men are central to the impeachment inquiry in the House, has put a spotlight on Berman.
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Sessions' subpoena suggests that investigators are looking to gather information on his interactions with Giuliani, as well as with associates Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman -- who were indicted for allegedly funneling foreign money into US elections -- as the investigation into their Ukraine dealings charges forward.
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The discovery that Corbally came from a family of mobbed-up private eyes who snooped on federal agents for a living seemed to confirm the FBI's suspicion that he could be working as some sort of global bagman funneling mob money to Swiss banks.
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Today in a slick Apple-style event in Rotterdam, the group unveiled what it's calling The Interceptor, a solar-powered barge with a long floating barrier that extends upstream, funneling debris into the vessel's mouth, where a conveyor belt ferries the trash into onboard containers.
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On Tuesday he said the military had discovered a 3-kilometer-long (1.9 mile) "hose" that was funneling fuel out of storage tanks at Pemex's Salamanca refinery in the state of Guanajuato, a major car-manufacturing hub in central Mexico, into a secret storage area.
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And while Tumblr, where transformative fandom has found its most visible home, has quietly fueled mainstream pop culture for a decade by funneling memes and fandom terms into common cultural parlance, it's also been written off as nothing more than a silly platform for teens.
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But that shift has also moved Facebook activity out of public view, leaving researchers to warn that they now know less about what is happening on the social network and how the company's algorithm-driven recommendations are funneling people to fringe communities and misinformation.
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Details of CSE's metadata-collection program, and its penchant for funneling that data to its closest intelligence partners — New Zealand, Canada, Australia, the United States, and the United Kingdom — has been raised in the past, but was especially highlighted in the Edward Snowden leaks.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - The United States and the United Arab Emirates have broken up a network funneling illicit funds to Iran as Washington steps up a drive to restrict Iranian trade and access to hard currency in the region, a senior U.S. official said on Thursday.
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That case led to the arrest and imprisonment of employees of the former Yukos Oil Company as part of Russian President Vladimir Putin's desire to silence Yukos's politically active leadership and to expropriate Yukos's assets, funneling them into state-owned companies operated by Putin cronies.
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It is precisely by directing this money to other U.N. institutions — agencies with a track record of actually helping and not directly funneling the money into the back pocket of Hamas and Palestinian Authority leaders — that the Palestinian people will receive the most help.
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And as the AP discovered in 19903, more than half of these people who met with the Clintons while she was serving as secretary of state ended up either personally or through an organization giving money and funneling it back to the Clinton Foundation.
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The recovery order will require Amazon to pay the EU approximately 250 million euros ($294 million) in back taxes—not much more than a year after the EU ordered Apple to pay the approximately $15 billion it saved by funneling taxes through two Irish subsidiaries.
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This provides a powerful framework for a lot of serious political work to get done: funneling millions of dollars to militarize the border, to arm and train Mexican police, help them build new jails and prisons and provide drug education to Mexican school children.
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The campaign is in full swing already, with senators' doing an endless series of press conferences, and outside progressive groups rallying members to call and protest their lawmakers, as well as funneling millions into online and TV advertising, particularly in states with undecided senators.
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Herbert Kalmbach, Richard Nixon's personal lawyer and one of the first people to come clean about Watergate, "received a prison sentence on June 17, 1974, exactly two years after the Watergate break-in, for funneling hush money to Watergate defendants," Time Magazine's Olivia Waxman notes.
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Read it however you want, especially in light of the film's notes about class and how every piece of the US — public and private — exists to keep funneling money out of the hands of working-class people and into the hands of the ruling class.
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The scheme involved fraudulently altering test scores and getting students admitted to some of the top universities in the country as recruited athletes — regardless of athletic ability — while funneling bribes to men's and women's coaches at schools such as USC, Yale, Stanford, Texas and UCLA.
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Congress also needs to open investigations into the campaign finance violations to which Mr. Cohen pleaded guilty and said Mr. Trump directed — illegally using corporate funds to influence the election by funneling money to the women through The National Enquirer and Mr. Trump's company.
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Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner had been funneling messages of support for Blagojevich's commutation to the President, two sources said, and the disgraced governor's wife had also taken her appeals for a commutation directly to Trump through appearances on Fox News.
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What's not being considered in the trade dispute discussion is how foreign entities influence American policy by funneling money through the billion-dollar loophole of unverified campaign contributions, or by moving billions from outside the country into the pockets of elected officials' family members.
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The special counsel has investigated $4 million in secret payments that Mr. Manafort and Mr. Gates are accused of funneling to Skadden and other firms from accounts in Cyprus, and could get more information on Skadden from Mr. Gates, who worked closely with the firm.
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MORRIS PLAINS, N.J. — The sloping, grassy expanse that will become Governor Chris Christie Drive is not much at the moment: a third-of-a-mile easement for a planned $1.5 million road that will lead to a county park, funneling drivers away from residential streets.
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Senate leaders have been trying to lock down Republican votes by funneling money to red states, engineering a special deal for Alaska and arguing that they could insure more people at a lower cost than the House, which passed a repeal bill last month.
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Sesac, founded in 215 as the Society of European Stage Authors and Composers, had long been a marginal player in performing rights, the business of collecting licensing payments from radio and other outlets and funneling that money back to songwriters and publishers as royalties.
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But those so-called passion jobs are more challenging to come by, according to Amy Binder, a sociologist at the University of California, San Diego, and the lead author of a 53 paper about elite colleges "funneling" graduates into certain kinds of "prestigious" careers.
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The President has denied all wrongdoing and has repeatedly sought to distance himself from Parnas and his business partner Igor Fruman after they were charged with funneling foreign money into US elections and using a straw donor to obscure the true source of political donations.
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Prosecutors say Pugh was then funneling proceeds into her own campaign fund and that city employees Gary Brown Jr. and Roslyn Wedington helped her do it, using the money to pay off Pugh's debts, pad her campaign fund, and falsify tax documents in the process.
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In separating the whirring motor from its sonics — funneling them instead into a nearby listening room — Beasley creates an opportunity for reflection rooted in the aural, reminding visitors of the violent separations inherent to enslavement, and thus crucial to the founding of this nation.
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The closest thing may be the candidacy of former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg, who is funneling tens of millions of dollars from his own fortune into a campaign machine ready to compete in the Democratic primaries that will be held in March.
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The indictment accused the two men, as well as Giuliani associates Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, of funneling money from an unnamed Russian donor to state and federal candidates through "straw" corporations and donors in order to gain political influence and boost a business venture.
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" Kim described what him and his team have uncovered as, "coaches at some of the nation's top programs taking cash bribes, managers and advisers circling blue-chip prospects like coyotes, and employees of a global sportswear company funneling cash to families of high school recruits.
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His plan to host the G7 summit at the Trump Doral collapsed under the weight of bipartisan outrage, but each time he visits one of his holdings a phalanx of security guards and handlers go with him, funneling ever more taxpayer dollars into his business.
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They are also known for so-called "information laundering" funneling large sums of money—often so-called "dark money" donations to nonprofit groups such as the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) and the Heartland Institute—to disseminate misinformation on climate science and other topics.
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This was frustrating the Ukrainian executive branch, the US, international finance officials, and some NATO allies — all of which had stakes in a corruption-free Ukraine, given the civil and military aid some were funneling to the country to help it fend off Russian aggression.
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Prosecutors accused Lebanese American businessman George Nader, along with Andy Khawaja, the head of California payment-processing company Allied Wallet, of funneling millions of dollars into campaign organizations, political parties and political action committees that backed Clinton without revealing the true source of the funds.
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Edwin Meese III to investigate the funneling of Iranian weapons payments to Nicaraguan rebels … "The Department of Justice investigation is continuing with my full support and cooperation, and if they determine an independent counsel is called for, I would welcome that appointment," Reagan said.
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So it&aposs something important, especially at a time, you know, when we&aposre all talking about Russia aggression and we&aposre looking at putting sanctions on Russia, sort of undercuts that narrative and that objective if they&aposre funneling money to Russia through the pipeline.
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They pleaded not guilty to allegations of funneling Russian money into Nevada politics and of circumventing federal campaign finance laws to make straw donations to advance the political interests of at least one Ukrainian official, including the $325,000 donation to the pro-Trump PAC, America First Action.
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Documents indicated that the Trump company, then called Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts, spent at least $68,000 in 1998, with Trump's knowledge, funneling the cash through a consulting firm so that it could appear legal by tying it to an after-the-fact charitable endeavor, the report said.
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House lawmakers passed a public lands conservation measure on Tuesday that will add more than 1 million acres of new wilderness, restore a conservation program funneling offshore drilling revenue to land conservation, and establish new national monuments to honor civil rights activists and Civil War soldiers.
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Toyota has a number of initiatives aimed at funneling students into careers with the automaker, via partnerships with 256 high schools, summer internships for high school students, specialized degree tracks, and part-time employment at the college level and eventually, for those who finish the pathway, jobs.
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With its public companies funneling money to India and smaller investors tallying losses, a similar process might already be underway in one of the most fascinating markets in the technology world: China, said Bill Bishop, co-founder of MarketWatch, who blogs and consults on China-related issues.
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Military and veterans: The budget proposes funneling money to the Defense Department to increase the size of the Army and Marine Corps and the number of ships in the Navy's fleet, and raises spending on the Air Force so combat planes can be ready to fly.
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Despite these national and international security concerns, funneling money into policing illegal wildlife trade is a hard sell when many of the countries where the killings occur have other serious humanitarian problems that need addressing like food security and access to clean drinking water, among others.
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The world's most famous publisher of secret information suddenly appears quite concerned about such disclosures—now that they're to the detriment of Donald Trump: The Obama admin/CIA is illegally funneling TOP SECRET//COMINT information to NBC for political reasons before PEOTUS even gets to read it.
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The victims seek to invoke the law and hold the Arab Bank accountable for providing "a range of financial services to terrorists and terrorist front groups posing as charities" and for allegedly funneling dollars through the New York branch to compensate the terrorists' family for the attacks.
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The victims sought to invoke the law and hold the Arab Bank accountable for providing "a range of financial services to terrorists and terrorist front groups posing as charities" and for allegedly funneling dollars through the New York branch to compensate the terrorists' family for the attacks.
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The New York Times editorial board declared that the budget drawback would "impose pain for pain's sake," and critics on the left and right lambasted the tax credit scholarship program for funneling public school funds into private schools and increasing the federal role in education, respectively.
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Breathless reports stated that Marcelo Odebrecht, the former chief executive of Latin America's largest construction firm, was on the cusp of turning state's witness, and he would deliver the biggest catch of all - a confession of funneling millions in illegal campaign donations to suspended President Dilma Rousseff.
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Benioff and Zuckerberg are both part of a wave of Silicon Valley billionaires funneling money to traditional public schools, but according to a 2017 story in The New York Times, they face limited oversight, and there's little research to test the efficacy of the "innovations" they fund.
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"Whether through grants or through loans we have to have money to build our infrastructure, we want to invest this money into economic sectors," he said, adding that funneling money into productive projects would also help it pay back its existing debt and develop the economy.
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And it all takes place in the context of Americans' shrinking faith in their political system, which is ever-more-nakedly funneling wealth and power to the already wealthy and powerful (while protecting them from accountability) and heaping more risk and instability onto the most vulnerable.
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The British government commissioned a major report on the scalping industry there, and lawmakers in Italy are considering proposals to curtail ticket reselling after reports that the head of the Italian branch of Live Nation, the global concert company, was funneling tickets directly to the secondary market.
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Ratcliffe's office also cited his association with a terrorism-related case that was brought by federal prosecutors in another Texas district involving the Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development and five former leaders who were accused of funneling money to the Palestinian militant group Hamas.
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The foray into Cuba is an extension of a new program called Stripe Atlas aimed at giving overseas entrepreneurs easier access to the U.S. financial system, while funneling more international startups into Stripe's core payment processing business where it makes the vast majority of its revenue.
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One of the founding members of the hip-hop group the Fugees and a fugitive Malaysian financier have been charged with conspiring to violate federal campaign finance law by funneling millions of dollars worth of foreign money into the 2012 presidential election, the Justice Department said Friday.
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Organizations like the Roman Catholic religious order Little Sisters of the Poor objected to the idea that ACA-mandated, employer-sponsored health insurance might cause these organizations to direct funds toward contraception or abortion, or to be complicit in the funneling of governmental funds toward that end.
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Mr. Sessions, who served 11 terms in Congress until he was swept out last year, is described as "Congressman-1" in the indictment of Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, who were arrested and charged on Thursday with illegally funneling foreign money to American political candidates and campaigns.
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As part of its strategy to have the company declared immune from liability by funneling cases to a federal court where that issue could be litigated, MGM sued more than 1,000 people who had already filed cases or indicated an intent to pursue claims against the company.
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However, if you really want to make progress on building wealth, Business Insider&aposs Lauren Lyons Cole, a certified financial planner, suggests looking for a place that costs 25% or less of your after-tax income and funneling the cash you save toward your retirement accounts.
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Dennis A. Wichern, the special agent in charge of the Drug Enforcement Administration office in Chicago, said Mr. Guzmán's cartel had "caused a lot of violence in this city," and that it was largely responsible for what he called an "epidemic" of heroin funneling into the city.
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Since the indictment, prosecutors have reportedly issued subpoenas seeking information on a company co-founded by Parnas that paid Giuliani for legal and business advice as well as information on America First Action, the pro-Trump organization to which Parnas and Fruman are accused of funneling money.
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The George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston closed a checkpoint in Terminal B due to low staffing, funneling those passengers to terminals C and E. Over the weekend, Miami International Airport closed checkpoints in Terminal G and diverted passengers to other terminals, also citing low staffing.
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The White House would dispute that characterization, but the grim reality is that US warplanes are bombing ISIS targets in Syria, not ones linked to the Assad regime, and funneling weaponry and ammunition to the rebels fighting ISIS, not the ones fighting to unseat the strongman.
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Armed with a catchy hashtag (#VoteYourOssoff), crowdfunding campaigns sponsored by liberal websites like the Daily Kos, and organizations like Swing Left and Flippable funneling donations Ossoff's way, the 30-year-old first-time candidate raised nearly $24 million, two-thirds of which came from 200,000 small-dollar donors.
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Portnow also recently found himself embroiled in a controversy around MusiCares after Dana Tomarken, a former vice president for the Recording Academy's charitable organization, accused Portnow of funneling money from the charity to cover the cost of the 2018 Grammys telecast in a letter to the Academy's board.
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The two men facing up to 20 years in prison and the 12-count indictment charging conspiracy to launder money, dating back to around 2006 -- allegedly funneling $73 million through shell companies while working for a pro-Russian political party in the Ukraine years before the 2016 election.
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The topic that is most relevant and least explored already is the nature of Russia's most direct involvement in the 2016 election, namely the hack of the Democratic National Committee email server, attributed to Russia's GRU intelligence unit, and funneling of this information to WikiLeaks and the Trump campaign.
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While Manafort's work for Yanukovych was already a matter of public record, new details revealed this week included allegedly undisclosed cash payments of $12.7 million, his work in funneling money to U.S. lobbyists, and even his possible involvement in a 2006 riot in Crimea against U.S. troops and NATO.
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Huge potential profits lie in drawing members of the public to Google Destinations; identifying what elements of a holiday each might buy, where and on what date, and then funneling — or selling — those "qualified leads" to suppliers of that inventory who bid in real time for the business.
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In addition to hacking off requirements that American oil companies disclose what they're funneling to kleptocratic parasites elsewhere, the Trump administration announced in late 2017 that it was pulling the U.S. out of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI), the leading pro-transparency energy consortium in the world.
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The company is also investing in plants and joint ventures aimed at funneling more of its oil into chemicals, which Aramco's leadership believes will see relatively strong growth in the coming decades, when demand for transportation fuels may fall off as alternatives like electric vehicles become more available.
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With that added context, Garcia-Navarro's line of questioning seems to be funneling McEnroe into a position in which he either has to declare Williams as the greatest tennis player in the world, period, or take a stance that was sure to rankle her many fans and admirers.
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Otherwise Zuck can carry on funneling a portion of his vast personal wealth into feel-good philanthropy projects in the hopes a halo glow of enough positive headlines will be able to outweigh the constant stream of negative news underlining quite how much power Facebook is irresponsibly wielding.
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Mr. Mueller's investigators have already asked witnesses about Mr. Nader's contacts with top Trump administration officials and about his possible role in funneling Emirati money to Mr. Trump's political efforts, a sign that the investigation has broadened to examine the role of foreign money in the Trump administration.
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In 2011, Yang started Venture for America (VFA), an effort to try to prevent elite colleges and universities from funneling graduates toward safe options (like jobs in finance, management consulting, or big law) by enlisting teams of fellows to move to cities across America and work for local startups.
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Former Representative Duncan D. Hunter of California was sentenced to 11 months in federal prison on Tuesday for funneling more than $150,000 from his campaign coffers to pay for a lavish lifestyle that prosecutors said included vacations, private school tuition and even airline travel fees for pet rabbits.
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"While the overall risk to the American public remains low, funneling all flights with passengers who have recently been in China is the most important and prudent step we can take at this time to decrease the strain on public health officials screening incoming travelers," Wolf said the statement.
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At the same time, Saudi Arabia is offering the Afghan government substantial defense and development agreements, while Afghans say sheikhs from Saudi Arabia and other Arab Persian Gulf states are quietly funneling billions in private money to Sunni organizations, madrasas and universities to shape the next generation of Afghans.
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The Trump administration is so far resisting calls to crack down on the United Arab Emirates and Qatar for funneling more than $50 billion in subsidies into their state-run airlines, but more aggressive penalties could be imposed further down the line, according to sources familiar with the discussions.
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"With increasing cases, we decided to move into this full-on, 100% coverage strategy, which means adding additional airports and ... begin our funneling approach and redirect all the traffic to airports that have screening so that the benefit of the alert could be more completely covered," Cetron said.
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Claim of intervention: An asylum seeker who says he is a disillusioned Chinese intelligence operative has told the Australian authorities that China's military intelligence agencies are directly intervening in politics in Hong Kong as well as in Taiwan, buying media coverage, infiltrating universities and funneling donations to favored candidates.
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The defector, Wang Liqiang, said he worked for the company and took part in — or knew of — covert intelligence operations that included buying media coverage, creating thousands of social media accounts to attack Taiwan's governing party and funneling donations to favored candidates of the opposition party, the Kuomintang.
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Sarah Rose, an analyst at the Center for Global Development, said the administration had been constrained by Congress — and its own "fundamental inconsistency" in funneling money to friends and allies while simultaneously giving aid to countries that might not otherwise receive it in order to counter China's influence.
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The U.S., said Rhodes, is much more blunt with Saudis, who he said have become an anti-terror partner of the U.S. Before the terror attacks in 2001, Rhodes said he doesn't think the government was actively funneling money to al Qaeda, but they weren't trying to stop it, either.
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That's why many institutions have started to reach out to mental health resources in their surrounding communities, Roy says, developing agreements and understandings about the process of funneling students towards them, how to prioritize students in their own care loads, and what costs a student might incur by seeking them out.
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But since Marcelo Odebrecht, the former chief executive officer of the Odebrecht Group, was found guilty in 2016 of funneling at least US$785.5m in bribes to politicians in return for construction contracts, investors are skeptical the company can obtain sufficient collateral to approach the market to restructure its debt.
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In Monday's press conference, Putin, without evidence, accused Browder of illegally funneling money out of Russia and into Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE's presidential campaign.
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Since taking office in 2010, he has eroded the rule of law and other fundamental freedoms with assaults against judicial independence, media, and civil society while overseeing a rise of corruption that has included funneling both European Union money and control of key sectors of the economy to his allies.
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The letter came in response to the leak on Friday of a confidential report by the board that accused a team formed by Mr. de Blasio of illegally funneling money to various candidates through county Democratic Party committees and a statewide party committee, in order to evade limits on campaign contributions.
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In "The Scheme," Dawkins -- currently appealing his conviction for bribery-- sits for an extensive interview that casts doubts on the FBI's tactics, while matter-of-factly discussing the extent to which coaches and agents flout NCAA rules by funneling money to prospective players and their families, despite indignant denials from coaches.
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One of his business partners, George Nader, is cooperating with the special counsel, whose investigators have asked about Mr. Nader's contacts with top Trump administration officials as well as his possible role in funneling money from the U.A.E. to Mr. Trump's political efforts, according to people familiar with the inquiry.
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In Malaysia, the company laid out the case for one of Asia's most corrupt leaders to pursue billions of dollars from China at a time when he was suspected of funneling vast sums of public money into his own pocket, drawing tens of thousands into the streets to protest against him.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration accused the head of Iran's central bank of funneling money to Hezbollah and designated him as a global terrorist on Tuesday, placing further financial constraints on Tehran a week after President Trump called for reimposing sanctions that were lifted as part of an Obama-era nuclear deal.
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Ted LieuTed W. LieuTed Lieu congratulates first Asian American cast member on 'Saturday Night Live' Ocasio-Cortez renews impeachment call amid probe involving Trump's Scotland property Oversight panel investigating Air Force crew's stop at Trump property in Scotland MORE (D-Calif.), for example, accused Pence of "funneling taxpayer money" to Trump.
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"It is vital that we ensure that our foreign aid is not being spent on, or making money available for, the promotion of terrorism and so funneling our aid to the Palestinian Territories through the United Nations will provide greater assurance that the Palestinian Authority&aposs clever accounting cannot occur," he added.
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