Behold, some of the most brutal tweets aimed her way.
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Bahrain was the youngest and most brutal of the kingdoms.
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Their babies were killed in the most brutal of ways.
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What is perhaps most brutal about solitary is its stillness.
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Occasionally the most brutal or outlandish cases make the headlines.
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And this is due to the fact that Europe experienced one of the most brutal conflicts, the most brutal in its entire history, and, I would say, reached its lowest ebb in the 20th century.
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It was the most brutal labor that existed at the time.
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We recommend this technique only for the most brutal of hangovers.
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It was the fastest, most brutal education I have ever received.
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Some say that Mr. Bolsonaro's most brutal statements are just posturing.
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Media is most brutal of all industries... View the discussion thread.
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"This is the toughest and most brutal phase of this war and probably the toughest and most brutal close quarter combat that I have observed or read about in my 34 years of service," he said.
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He hails from Ciudad Victoria, one of Mexico's most brutal cartel battlegrounds.
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Because, "The Last Ceremony" gave us Handmaid's Tale's most brutal hour yet.
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We compiled 83 of the most brutal moments that ended a friendship.
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In the most brutal of sports he was all beauty and grace.
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He ranked among the most brutal warriors of the modern Middle East.
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This week, one of the most brutal competitions known to man begins.
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It might not have been the most brutal fight of my career.
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The last line of Avik Roy's assessment for Forbes is its most brutal.
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They are said to have killed many people in the most brutal fashion.
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Candidate Trump beat 16 candidates in the most brutal primary in American history.
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Some of the most brutal attacks were carried out in Barcelona and Madrid.
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Gretchen Whitmer, whose state has one of the nation's most brutal coronavirus outbreaks.
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Gretchen Whitmer, whose state has one of the nation's most brutal coronavirus outbreaks.
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His office oversees the regime's most brutal instruments including the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
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Then the Zetas, the most brutal of the drug gangs, began to take people.
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And while the execution was admittedly beautiful, it was the most brutal of liabilities.
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In Orlando, that concept was perverted and upended in the most brutal way imaginable.
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This is true crime in its most brutal and most transparently self-serving form.
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They've responded to some of the most brutal bombing campaigns of the 21st century.
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The vice president had a reputation as the second-most brutal man in Venezuela.
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The vice president had a reputation as the second-most brutal man in Venezuela.
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It's the most brutal movie about men in a year defined by uneasy masculinity.
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Many of the most brutal attacks at Rikers go on in areas without cameras.
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The scene is among the most brutal I have ever seen at the theater.
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Las Vegas is recovering from one of the most brutal recessions in its history.
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Rebecca Cutler and her daughters were victims of the most brutal form of domestic violence.
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It isn't simply that Trump keeps warmly embracing some of the world's most brutal leaders.
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Trump has in the past condemned it as one of the world's most brutal governments.
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Kavanaugh has found himself in the most brutal job interview ever witnessed across the country.
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It's a biopic about one of the most brutal, notorious serial killers in modern history.
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Michigan State's basketball coach, Tom Izzo, prefers honesty in its rawest and most brutal form.
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Three-quarters of the players in America's most popular and most brutal sport are black.
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Already, he'd spoiled the ending for her in hopes of softening the most brutal scene.
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"This is one of the most brutal cases this department has ever handled," Myles tells PEOPLE.
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And August would seemingly be the most brutal month to fundraise, what with everyone on vacation.
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The organization remains one of the most brutal and religiously conservative insurgent groups in the world.
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In fact, the world's most brutal regimes are also the most ruthless violators of human rights.
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The murders were described by the local sheriff has the "most brutal homicides" he'd ever investigated.
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This mindful breathing necklace will help her ease into relaxation on even the most brutal workdays.
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To this day, it's one of the most brutal atrocities ever perpetrated by that murderous regime.
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The latest was the most brutal: blowing a 20-point second-half lead over the Vikings.
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He&aposs thankful, he said, for the chance "to work against the most brutal organization on earth."
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"In the prisons, they are committing the most brutal crimes," said a Yemeni commander currently in Riyadh.
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If so, then getting rid of the most brutal punishments could make criminal-justice systems work better.
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It's simple, but a Bogotá delicacy famed for its ability to disappear the most brutal of hangovers.
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On the third season of Insecure, Issa (Issa Rae) was ghosted in the most brutal of ways.
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The most brutal response was that the disputed oil producing city of Kirkuk fell to Iraqi forces.
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She also listed some of the most brutal examples of the gang's crimes in the United States.
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Abu Sayyaf has been blamed for some of the Philippines' most brutal attacks, including kidnappings and beheadings.
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Our cozy silos of belief and customized group assumptions gave us our most brutal campaign in years.
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Ciudad Victoria, the capital of Mexico's Tamaulipas state, has been one of the country's most brutal cartel battlegrounds.
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Orcas often hunt in packs, and are known as one of the most brutal predators in the ocean.
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This tactic could make ISIS' final stand in Mosul the most brutal stage of the battle so far.
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It unapologetically praised even his most brutal acts, such as putting his own soldiers to death for disobedience.
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On Wednesday, Tedesco described the case as a homicide, the most brutal he had seen in his career.
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"Trench fighting is the bloodiest, wildest, most brutal of all," it said to 70,000 drunk revelers in Vegas.
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Zappala said it was the most brutal attack he's seen in his 18 years as a district attorney.
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This is knockout football at its most brutal, and we've not even got to the semi-finals yet.
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Hill delivered arguably the most brutal statement of the week while answering questions from GOP counsel Steve Castor.
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They head out onstage at 8 PM and give their most brutal performance so far, full of fire.
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One of the gangs, known as the Zetas, is considered to be among the most brutal in Mexico.
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"The valiant fighters ... attacked the enemy once again in the most brutal manner," it said in a statement.
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Look: Here's a selection of J.K. Rowling's most brutal Trump burns, and here are some of Stephen King's.
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A pursuit that means enduring what's been possibly the ugliest and most brutal presidential race in recent memory.
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To demote a driver who finished on the podium two races ago was F1 at its most brutal.
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We asked some New York City comedians to share the most brutal, bizarre, and humiliating heckles they've ever experienced.
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First lieutenant Robert Schmidt fought forward through the most brutal battle of the Korean War but sadly never returned.
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It is telling that Trump finds only the most brutal aspects of Chinese government drug policy worthy of emulation.
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His 2011 win over Mauricio "Shogun" Rua was one of the most brutal, thrilling battles ever fought on canvas.
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Some model runs have shown that the most brutal cold wave won't arrive in the U.S. until around Jan.
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The Weeknd just pulled perhaps the most brutal move an ex can pull: he unfollowed Bella Hadid on Instagram.
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The following year, he won perhaps the most brutal fight of his career, beating Joe Frazier in Manila, Philippines.
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Tourism to North Korea "helps to fund one of the most brutal and despotic regimes in the world," Rep.
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At home, Iran's government has responded to nationwide demonstrations with one of its most brutal crackdowns in decades. 3.
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The line separating Israel from Gaza is one of the most brutal and closely scrutinized borders on the planet.
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Against Chuck Liddell, Evans delivered the first (and most brutal) of three consecutive knockouts that sent the Iceman into retirement.
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Mr Kim runs a mafia state with the most brutal secret policemen and the ugliest human-rights record on Earth.
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If he doesn't walk it back, he will face some of the most brutal attack ads in American political history.
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Yet, lately, it's the women involved in big, fandom-inspiring projects that receive the most brutal attacks on social media.
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Game of Thrones has a reputation as one of the bloodiest, most brutal dramas on television, and it's well deserved.
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There are bodies in the streets; cops really do go on leave after even the most brutal killings of citizens.
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"This one is the most brutal case I've seen in my experience here," Monmouth County Prosecutor Christopher Gramiccioni said Thursday.
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This body would help maintain a database of extremist imagery and assign robust hashes to the most brutal or dangerous.
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Xi Jinping's crackdowns on civil society, ethnic minorities, and rights advocacy are certainly the most brutal and comprehensive since Tiananmen.
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Perhaps the most brutal performance of the weekend came from Engulfed, an Istanbul death metal quartet that formed in 2010.
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Perhaps the most brutal performance of the weekend came from Engulfed, an Istanbul death metal quartet that formed in 2010.
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And for an American organization to help the most brutal of regimes silence dissent in pursuit of profit is appalling.
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The sage grouse has evolved to survive for tens of millions of years in some of the most brutal climates.
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Once revered for unseating one of Africa's most brutal leaders, Museveni himself now runs the risk of becoming a dictator.
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He was most brutal on celebrities in the crowd, softening them up with a few jabs before throwing a haymaker.
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The quarter saw the most brutal global equity collapse since the Great Depression, exacerbated by a 22% oil price slump.
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The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons calls it one of the most brutal and largest attacks using chemical weapons.
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As he followed the events, he regularly watched videos of the most brutal atrocities of the conflict: gunfire, bombings, and beheadings.
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He has spoken again and again not just about his admiration for dictators, but his approval of their most brutal methods.
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From cutting sarcasm to all-out assault on cartoon frogs, here are some of Rowling's most brutal Twitter burns of 2017.
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It was either a prank the two stars were playing on us, or one of the most brutal fan encounters ever.
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Queen Victoria devised the "wearing of the green" in 1900 in support of one of the British empire's most brutal wars.
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Perhaps the most brutal non-response was from Pat Gov Ball because his read receipts were on and that is inhumane.
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On the show, Wu's character is complicated; he has a good heart but is one of the most brutal killers alive.
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Mr. Mansoor was the leader of the Taliban faction Tariq Gidar and was known as one of Pakistan's most brutal militants.
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Week 2: The Most Brutal Thing I've Ever DoneBefore I go to Brooklyn Bodyburn, I watch a video about the class.
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This iteration of Frank Castle, one of Marvel's most brutal heroes, certainly has its moments of graphic, over-the-top violence.
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Opinion Columnist The People's Republic of China is the largest, most powerful and arguably most brutal totalitarian state in the world.
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But that pastoral presence, in the rhythm of the words, also quickened the Caribbean's most brutal historical pain into the present.
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Bryan Denton, a photographer who has covered some of the most brutal wars in recent memory, took photos for their series.
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The most brutal entry came on Day 12, when Ms. Matthias was told her son was unlikely to survive the night.
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The Atlantic's Taylor Lorenz, who initially brought the egg's marketing antics to the public's attention, had the night's most brutal reaction.
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The area they patrol has been one of the most brutal in the city, and that year alone, shootings spiked over 873%.
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It's not often you get to witness one of the most brutal acts of the natural world up close: bed bug sex.
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More than 20 years ago, he led the most brutal military campaign Europe's seen since World War II, killing thousands of people.
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It started with the following tweet, which may well have been Rowling's most brutal burn of all time: *sighs* Well, who knows?
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LONDON (Reuters) - Award-winning American war reporter Marie Colvin was known for her dispatches from some of the world's most brutal conflicts.
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That brings us to the episode's second most brutal scene, where Naz distracts a guard while Freddy cuts the sexual assaulter's throat.
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U.S. stock indexes seesawed, making it difficult to end one of the most brutal December selloffs in memory on a high note.
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My husband and I had to come to terms with the most brutal outcome for a parent: We could not save him.
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Mr. Trump saved his most brutal assessment of the stock market, and the economy, for his first presidential debate with Hillary Clinton.
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In one of the most brutal recent cases, a family of four were axed to death in their home in the daytime.
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The Walking Dead took a baseball bat straight to our hearts when it closed Season 6 with its most brutal cliffhanger yet.
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We wanted to emphasize that violence inflicted on human bodies, rather than on masonry buildings, is war's most brutal and lasting effect.
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Belgium's occupation of what is now the Democratic Republic of the Congo is one of the most brutal chapters of colonial history.
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He persuaded Bush to agree to the Iraq surge and curtail some of the CIA's most brutal and controversial detainee interrogation programs.
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If you want more epic shade from these pals, here's a scathing selection of J.K. Rowling's most brutal Trump burns, and Stephen King's.
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Hedge fund billionaire Bill Ackman and a group of Valeant executives got grilled in one of the most brutal US Senate hearings ever.
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By portraying frontier life at its most brutal, he leaves the viewer pondering America's murderous history and its continued demonisation of the "other".
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If the Trump administration can engage North Korea's Kim Jong Un, the world's most brutal dictator, it can certainly start talking to Iran.
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But two years after that came Operation Protective Edge — the most brutal of its assaults on Gaza, which killed more than 2,200 Palestinians.
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South Sudan, the world's newest country, has been embroiled in one of the world's most brutal -- and under-reported -- conflicts since December 2013.
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South Sudan, the world's newest country, has been embroiled in one of the world's most brutal -- and under-reported -- conflicts since December 2013.
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Many of the most brutal criticisms centered on what they called Bed Bath & Beyond's "poor shopping environment that is neither experiential nor curated."
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Claudia's story was echoed by the people of Villavicencio, site of some of the most brutal guerrilla warfare during the last five decades.
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Experience is the greatest (uhh … and most brutal) teacher, so I'm pulling together a few of my best lessons for other freelance hopefuls.
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The Islamic State is only the latest and most brutal iteration of the terrorism that Iraqis have had to live with since 2003.
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" "Andy Murray's cocktail of raw passion, talent and determination helped drive him to the top at the most brutal time in tennis history.
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It's a fitting start to one of the most brutal takes on late aughts reality TV. Shocking as it sounds, Bridalplasty wasn't alone.
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To the Editor: North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, runs one of the most brutal dictatorships in the world with an iron fist.
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In perhaps the most brutal rule, you are allowed to rip your bills in half so that your money goes a lot further.
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Afghan strike teams, trained and overseen by the C.I.A., have been an effective force against some of the country's most brutal militant groups.
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Whatever the reason, it's given him the political space to talk with whomever he wants — like some of the world's most brutal dictators.
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But the SEC, once considered the most brutal league in college football, is proving to be a breeze for college football's most infamous juggernaut.
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FEW NIGERIANS will have mourned the death of Mamman Nur, a senior figure in Boko Haram, one of the world's most brutal terrorist groups.
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This is lively, hilarious coming-of-age memoir, with the dark shadow of one of the most brutal conflicts in recent history always looming.
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After frantically searching the most brutal corners of my memory, I slowly came to accept that there was no big gaffe that caused this.
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Today, VFX company Rising Sun Pictures released a behind-the-scenes video that shows how computer graphics made the episode's most brutal deaths possible.
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They were all sending for one another in the most brutal ways (the scene was later documented in the 2016 VICE documentary, Blackpool Grime).
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"Everything" begins with the aftermath of Trish's most brutal kill: the elevator murder of season 3 baddie Gregory Sallinger (Russian Doll sleeze Jeremy Bobb).
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"We will see if we add more in the future..." Watch "Turbo Killer," and check out some of the video's most brutal moments, below.
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After all, for all its athleticism and elegance Muay Thai is arguably the most brutal martial art not dreamed up by Russian television executives.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Salvadoran Civil War was one of the most brutal episodes in the modern history of Central America.
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That is more than three times the national share and sits among the top handful of the nation's most brutal cities to commute from.
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One of the most brutal lines of questioning during the hearing before the panel of 14 white male senators came from the late Sen.
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Being on one of the most brutal TV shows in history, "Game of Thrones" stars know they can be killed off at any time.
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Focusing on the period between 1993 and 2013, when the Colombian conflict was at its most brutal, the stories have a sense of constant menace.
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He predicted it would be "one of the nastiest, most brutal elections of our lifetimes," and that no party would emerge with a clear majority.
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With petroleum prices down about 70 percent over the last 18 months, the oil industry is experiencing its most brutal downturn since the late 1990s.
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Abu Sayyaf, known for kidnappings, beheadings, bombings and extortion, is one of the most brutal militant groups in Muslim south of the largely Christian Philippines.
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Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán Loera has made a name for himself as the boss of one of the biggest and most brutal Mexican drug cartels.
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La Rinconada is the highest human habitation in the world, and it is home to some of the most brutal living conditions known to man.
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But it's just the latest proof that the two likely general election candidates are cruising toward one of the most brutal general elections in history.
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In the documentary, the men who survived their internment describe nicknaming four of their most brutal guards after The Beatles, because of their English accents.
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Trump, beaming over what seemed almost a bromance with one of the world's most brutal dictators, said he would invite Kim to the White House.
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The episode takes some bold risks in showing the most brutal truths about the impossible decisions slaves were forced to make in order to survive.
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He became preoccupied with the experience of survivorship: What allows some humans to acquire resilience in the face of the most brutal and dehumanizing experiences?
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Mortal Kombat 11 on Xbox One for $42 ($18 off): The latest entry in the Mortal Kombat series is also one of its most brutal.
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The coming shakeout may be most brutal among suppliers, particularly smaller companies far down the industry food chain that supply specialized parts for combustion engines.
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It is a persistent reminder that even modern democracies can exercise the most brutal repressions, and that free elections are no guarantee of minority rights.
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The undefeated Gaethje made a helluva statement in his UFC debut last week -- stopping Michael Johnson in one of the most brutal/awesome fights ever.
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U.S. stocks see-sawed, making it difficult for world equity indexes to end one of the most brutal December selloffs in memory on a high note.
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Stocks could continue to take a beating and aim for a retest of lows, after one of the most brutal weeks for the market this year.
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West of that as far as you can walk is some of the most brutal territory in all of North America, the Chihuahan and Sonoran deserts.
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An obvious response to this squeeze is the most brutal and immediate form of cost-cutting: redundancies and the elimination of any expense seen as discretionary.
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It's therefore entirely likely that the current pushback will amount to nothing — except continued US backing for one of the most brutal wars in recent memory.
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The battalion's commander is said to be Jaime Galvis (known as Ariel), one of the ELN's most brutal leaders and a member of its central command.
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Joe wins the Fishy this episode for an all-around stellar performance, lasting 34 days at the age of 71 in Survivor's most brutal season ever.
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A scene that was reportedly deleted from It for being too disturbing is oddly similar to the most brutal moment in new Jennifer Lawrence film Mother!
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A country about 533½ times the size of Pennsylvania, Syria has been wracked since March, 2011, by one of the modern era's most brutal civil wars.
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It may even explain her guilt about phoning the friends and relations of Sendak, Updike and Sontag to discuss the most brutal days of their lives.
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"This one is the most brutal case that I've seen in my experience here," Christopher J. Gramiccioni, the Monmouth County prosecutor, said in announcing the charges.
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He directly accused her of responsibility for Boko Haram's schoolgirl kidnappings, calling her an "apologist" for one of the most brutal terrorist groups on the planet.
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Although "The Winter Soldier" contains some of the most brutal moments of suffering I've encountered in fiction, they're never there just to move the story along.
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But some warned that he was tacitly approving what many fear could be the most brutal suppression of democratic dissent in China in nearly 30 years.
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Most playwrights dish out the most brutal diatribes against their parents, who sit proudly in the front row and applaud every insult that comes along. Me?
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The man who presides over one of the world's most brutal regimes now hears not a word of criticism about those actions from the American President.
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But some warned that he was tacitly approving what many fear could be the most brutal suppression of democratic dissent in China in nearly 30 years.
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Where slavery ended, mass incarceration began: To this day, one of the most notorious Southern plantations, Angola, remains one of the country's most brutal prison camps.
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It's merely a common feature in one of the most brutal wars the 21st century has seen, one that shows no signs of ending anytime soon.
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Two of the most brutal interrogations — that of two suspected al-Qaeda operatives, Abu Zubaydah and Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri — took place at Detention Site Green.
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There are endless ways to end a relationship, but perhaps the most brutal of them all is by ghosting your partner, even if they totally deserve it.
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And recall that many of the most brutal and authoritarian dictatorships are, as a matter of law, subject to what appear to be rather liberal written constitutions.
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But now the Hamawands face what they say is the most brutal enemy they've ever encountered, one that would destroy their homes and render their lands unrecognizable.
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The Prijedor area saw some of the most brutal and violent ethnic cleansing attacks in 1992 by the Bosnian Serb police and army against Bosniaks and Croats.
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Conor McGregor claims he landed the last -- and most brutal shot -- during the UFC 229 brawl back in October ... hitting Khabib's blood relative square in the jaw.
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Four entire days after releasing "shETHER," the most brutal diss track in recent memory (Drake and Meek Mill who?), and Nicki Minaj still wasn't taking the bait.
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Will we take kids away from their parents when they're trying to claim asylum, fleeing from the most brutal countries in this hemisphere, if not the planet?
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On its upcoming album, Coma Noir (out February 9 on Prosthetic Records—preorders are live now), the Atlas Moth takes its darkest and most brutal turns yet.
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Despite living through one of the world's most brutal wars, children there still play with passion and joy — regardless of what kind of ball they are using.
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LinkedIn may have lost half of its market value during its most brutal week as a publicly traded company, but it's still the same business as before.
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Until the corporation changes how it does business in China, it will remain complicit in some of the most brutal human rights abuses in the world today.
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In a Democratic wave year, in a state where unemployment has finally fallen under 5 percent after one of the nation's most brutal recessions, Rhode Island Gov.
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In fact, Jarrett says he still remembers his most brutal wrestling injury -- which he suffered at the hands of Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka back in the WCW "Nitro" days.
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The Spaniard's concern was there when Thiem clattered a forehand into the corner in the fifth game of probably the most brutal start to any French Open final.
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Unlike snappy dialogue, callous violence can be communicated in just a few words, which means the most brutal spoilers are the easiest to stumble upon on social media.
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Yet over the past two weeks—the most brutal and bruising for Trump's campaign—Thiel has remained silent, and declined requests to clarify whether his support remains intact.
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New York (CNN Business)After the most brutal week for investors since the Great Recession, stocks soared Monday on the hope central banks will ride to the rescue.
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It takes a special sequence of events, he argues, specific personality traits united with genetic predispositions, social factors and political imbalance to create the world's most brutal leaders.
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"No one except the world's most brutal regimes win when we weaken and sabotage international institutions established to fight impunity and hold human rights abusers accountable," he said.
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The most alarming possibility is that Regeni's death was a deliberate message — a sign that, under Sisi, even a Westerner could be subjected to the most brutal excesses.
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But the purge of the cabinet seemed to go further, dispensing even with some longtime supporters of Brexit in one of the most brutal reshuffles in recent memory.
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"President Xi Jinping's government is overseeing the most brutal and pervasive oppression that China has seen for decades," HRW added in a news release accompanying the report's publication.
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"This is without a doubt one of the most brutal murders I've ever seen in my 18 years of practicing law," prosecutor Jennifer Viehman said in the courtroom.
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By now, though, the entire city was shocked by how authorities had advanced on the university in one of the most brutal nights of the protests so far.
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Yes, it's a horror movie (the murder scenes suggest that the director has watched "Psycho" more than once), but even its most brutal acts pulse with inchoate sadness.
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Over the last four years, it has used these papers to build cases against senior and former officials implicated in some of the regime's most brutal human rights abuses.
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Soon you'll find out which one of these men makes me the happiest fiancé in the world and which goes through the most brutal break up in Bachelorette history.
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Millions of African men, women and children were torn from their homes and shackled into one of the world's most brutal globalized trades between the 15th and 19th centuries.
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The final two minutes of the episode are the most brutal two minutes I've seen on television in awhile (maybe second to that one scene in 13 Reasons Why).
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The West African timber and rubber producer is still trying to heal the wounds of one of the continent's most brutal civil wars, which ended nearly 15 years ago.
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Here's a snapshot of some of the most brutal groups, and how they're different from ISIS: Al-Shabaab What the name means: Al-Shabaab means "the Youth" in Arabic.
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Of the three wildfires currently tearing through California, the Camp blaze is the most brutal, ripping across NorCal's Butte County at a rate of 29 football fields a minute.
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It has been an extraordinary turnaround for a country that only five years ago was being ruled by one of the world's most brutal and callous dictators, Than Shwe.
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It has gained a reputation as one of the world's most brutal groups, delivering on its promises to behead hostages for whom ransom is not paid before a deadline.
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The ad is one of the most brutal of a campaign season defined by negative ads, and it goes on the air seven days before the state's Republican primary.
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What we do know, however, is that the complicated set of algorithms that serve targeted ads on social media are the most brutal, most incisive owns of our time.
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His spare, meticulous sentences lend a perverse beauty to even the most brutal passages of the novel and give immediacy and emotional heft to the ordeals of its characters.
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Speaking as the envoy from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), North Korea's official name, Ju accused the United States of applying "the most brutal and inhumane sanctions".
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And in most revolutions those who ultimately triumph usually are not the sensitive "moderates" but the most brutal and determined forces — France's Jacobins, Russia's Bolsheviks, Iran's Islamists, Nicaragua's Sandinistas.
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As the robbers exited, the undermanned police responding to the robbery call couldn't know that they were about to be participants in the most brutal kind of live television drama.
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In Afghanistan, the group's branch carried out some of the war's most brutal attacks targeting civilians, killing more than 0003,2000 between 22018 and 230, according to analysis of U.N. reports.
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They are co-opted from among the most brutal of their peers and then subjected to a process of systematic, additional brutalisation until they are ready to kill to order.
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Around 17 million African men, women and children were torn from their homes and shackled into one of the world's most brutal globalised trades between the 15th and 19th centuries.
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" Detective Chief Inspector Branston, from the Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, and Hertfordshire Major Crime Unit, said: "This was one of the most brutal attacks I have seen in 216 years in policing.
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Cone, however, said neither Niebuhr nor any other famous white pastor at the time spoke out against the most brutal manifestation of white racism in the 20th century America: lynching.
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The 1965 massacres, measured by the speed by which they metastasized and their number of fatalities, mark one of the most brutal and unfathomable reigns of political terror in history.
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WASHINGTON — An Alabama woman accused Roy S. Moore on Monday of sexually assaulting her when she was 16, the fifth and most brutal charge leveled against the Republican Senate candidate.
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The three cases include some of the most brutal and high-profile instances of police violence in recent memory, predating the era of Ferguson, North Charleston and Black Lives Matter.
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"This is not the war on terror but the inhuman and most brutal misuse of our country as testing ground for new and dangerous weapons," Mr. Karzai wrote on Twitter.
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"From a historic point of view, this is a testimony to one of the most brutal episodes in the history of humankind," Unesco says in its justification for the designation.
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If there's one thing George R. R. Martin knows how to do well, it's kill off our favorite Game of Thrones characters in the most brutal, heartbreaking (shocking, totally unfair) ways.
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After a year and a half of suffering through the most brutal cystic acne my face had ever come up against, I didn't hesitate when Dr. Gross brought up the drug.
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Initially, teams were able to hold hands to block in interlocked wedges – moves straight out of the most brutal playground game of Bulldog – but enough serious injuries saw interlinking blocking banned.
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"The news media is now obsessed with an alleged tax violation from the 1990s, at the end of one of the most brutal economic downturns in our country's history," Trump said.
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He was one of the most briefed-against ministers when Mrs May was riding high, and one of the most brutal critics of her Downing Street operation after the election debacle.
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But, as history shows, the story of how the state became an investor in Renault is perhaps the worst, and certainly the most brutal, example of Parisian politicians overstepping their boundaries.
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When I first learned about these kids, I only had minimal information about them and the things I did know about the world they came from were its most brutal aspects.
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Today, Raqqa remains in ISIS hands, its people, including Yazidis kidnapped and taken as slaves, still live under the oppressive, deadly regime of one of the world's most brutal terrorist groups.
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Johnson, who became prime minister on Wednesday, conducted the most brutal cabinet purge in modern UK political history, as ministers who backed his rival Jeremy Hunt were thrown out of Cabinet.
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In July of 267, there was one of the most brutal riots against African Americans there — scores and scores of white folks attacking blacks simply for being employed in wartime industries.
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Most brutal was the shuttering of a Maytag factory in 1920 that employed around 5,000 people, leaving a giant warehouse that still sits "Available," as a banner pleads to passing drivers.
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It's prepared not casually, or whenever the fancy strikes you, but most often for New Year's Eve, in the heart of winter, in the shortest and most brutal days of December.
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The opening scene, in which she describes the massacre in gut-wrenching detail, is one of the most brutal things I've ever read: meticulously researched, starkly written, and yet deeply empathetic.
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It has been considered one of Southeast Asia's most brutal militant groups for several decades, bursting onto the international scene by abducting foreigners and beheading some who did not pay ransom.
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Thanks to a large crop of male-driven best-picture contenders and a deep bench of dark-horse fan favorites, the best-actor race is guaranteed to be Oscar's most brutal.
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Crushed cranias, stripped bodies, cuts with sharp-edged weapons, the removal of the abdomen and intestines and the separation of bones are some of the most brutal practices noted in the paper.
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"El Chapo Guzman is the most flagrant, the most brutal, and the starkest face of the corruption in Mexico," said Anabel Hernandez, author of 'Narcoland: The Mexican Drug Lords and their Godfathers'.
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"He is one of the most brutal and deplorable warlords in the region," Jennifer Cooke, director of the Africa Program at the Washington-based Center for Strategic and International Studies, told CNN.
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I've been living [in the US] for 15 years, and I don't think there's any nationwide celebration for the end of one of the most brutal institutions on the face of humanity.
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The league has announced it will spend hundreds of millions of dollars to study ways to improve player safety and has taken steps to outlaw some of the game's most brutal hits.
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"This is not the war on terror, but the inhuman and most brutal misuse of our country as testing ground for new and dangerous weapons," Karzai tweeted soon after the bomb strike.
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I'm optimistic, but the most brutal aspect of being bipolar is the fact that you can be on the right path, but one single slipup can catapult you back to square one.
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In the most brutal scene of this episode, he barely speaks to another inmate's mother in the visiting room as she hands him baggies of drugs she had stuffed in her vagina.
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During his five-year reign, the Islamic State proved itself one of the most brutal terrorist organizations on the planet, establishing a murderous rule over millions while beheading and raping captured Americans.
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Shortly after becoming prime minister on Wednesday, Johnson conducted the most brutal cabinet purge in modern UK political history to reunite the team that won the European Union referendum campaign in 2016.
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The most brutal wing of the insurgency, the Haqqani network had maintained a level of autonomy even as it had carried out some of the most daring attacks on high-profile targets.
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Compare his treatment of our Canadian allies to his treatment of Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un, two of the world's most brutal dictators who have killed dissidents and imprisoned political opponents.
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The U.S. based Peruvian featherweight Gaston "The Dream Killer" Bolanos, who once knocked out an opponent in what was described at the time as "the most brutal spinning back elbow knockout" ever.
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And the Soo Locks, the engineering marvel connecting Lake Superior with points to the south and east, shut down for 10 weeks of maintenance while the weather is at its most brutal.
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The most brutal and effective was a group whose name telegraphed its ambition, the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, which locals referred to by its acronym: Daesh in Arabic, or ISIS.
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Inmates considered it the most brutal prison in the state; nobody had forgotten what happened in 1971, when prisoners rioting against the horrific conditions seized control of the prison for five days.
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The Dolphins quarterback was on the receiving end of the most brutal hit of weekend, a helmet-first full-speed car wreck dished out by Steelers linebacker Bud Dupree in the second quarter.
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Those attempting to collectize and form unions to bargain for better pay and conditions will have their efforts stymied by factory owners working with the police, often in the most brutal ways possible.
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Yes, June Osborne (Elisabeth Moss) had television's most brutal birth scene last week with "Holly," but Wednesday's penultimate installment, "Postpartum," proves there is still a form of darkness we had yet to consider.
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The pair gave their most brutal, unimpressed commentary to PlayStation's record-breaking smash hit — the game sold 3.1 million copies in its first three days, making it the fastest-selling PS4-exclusive ever.
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" For de Lesseps, Frankel crossed the line when she shared the news with Ramona Singer and Carole Radziwill before coming to the Countess directly – something she calls "the most brutal thing to do.
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I bet she's up in Heaven trying to get Jeff Hanneman from Slayer to join up with her and [former DAMAD bassist] Brian [Duke] to start the most brutal band in the afterlife.
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Vanguard Africa, a nonprofit consultancy, built a client base by working for the opposition for free in Gambia, where one of the region's most brutal and longest-serving presidents was ousted in 2016.
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VICE founder Suroosh Alvi travels to Somalia, home to one of the world's most brutal terrorist groups, to document the rise of al Shabaab and its relentless reign of terror across the country.
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CreditCreditDavid Gahr/Getty Images During the summer of 1966, a heat wave boiled New York City at the most brutal temperatures recorded since 1869, the year weather data began to be consistently collected.
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Björk, meanwhile, went bleak: She excised all the pop elements and doubled down on the most brutal impacts of Fever Ray's "This Country," for a profanity-laced (and retitled) revamp of the song.
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John Oliver made the most of coal giant Bob Murray dropping his lawsuit against him by going after the former Murray Energy CEO once again — finishing with the most brutal musical number imaginable.
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He had taken to showing what he called Mr. Kim's "beautiful letters" to visitors to the Oval Office, as evidence he had built a rapport with one of the world's most brutal dictators.
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Why it matters: "The Rains of Castamere" is arguably the show's most brutal, shocking, and genuinely heart-wrenching episode — and it both arises from far-reaching plot ripples and gives rise to even more.
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At a rally in Pueblo, CO, on Monday, Trump was on the defensive, explaining the nearly billion-dollar loss was at the end of "one of the most brutal economic downturns" in U.S. history.
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We took a look back at some of the most brutal (and sometimes fatal) stunts that actors and stunt doubles put themselves through for the sake of the job ... and the aftermath ain't pretty.
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Besides having a 15 year run in the league -- Kermit infamously threw the punch that ended Rudy Tomjanovich's career back in 1977 ... one of the most brutal moments in the history of the NBA.
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If you're like us, you probably owe the first wave of your most brutal hangovers to partying as hard as Andrew WK did in his music videos in the 2000s—bloody face and all.
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If you're like us, you probably owe the first wave of your most brutal hangovers to partying as hard as Andrew WK did in his music videos in the 2000s—bloody face and all.
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It's far from the first time crowds have walked out of a movie at Cannes in the festival's 72-year history, and—somehow—not even the most brutal reception a film has gotten there.
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In just a few days, the odd coincidence -- two fires on the same day in the homes of two brothers -- revealed what prosecutors said was one of the most brutal crimes they'd ever seen.
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Manafort was hardly the only well-coiffed, silver-tongued devil taking his talents to the most brutal regimes across the world, promising to launder their images in return for some of their looted treasure.
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It lasted all of 105 days and the "Winter War," as it came to be called, was the site of some of the most brutal fighting the world has ever seen to this day.
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This is one of the most brutal deaths on the show, and it's preceded by a sequence of Trant beating up some underage girls who shouldn't be at the brothel in the first place.
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One man was beaten with a metal bar as he slept on a sidewalk in Chinatown, his face mangled beyond recognition in one of the most brutal quadruple murders in the city's recent memory.
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It's not all thirsty stuff, either — there are some reactions to meeting Taylor Swift, for instance, that are simply excitable in the extreme, as well as a selection of the most brutal James Blunt comebacks.
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And he dies in the most brutal way: Stabbed to death and then left to die, only to fall through the ceiling of a chapel on top of his bride, Chanel on their wedding day.
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After suffering through years of financial hardship and then experiencing one of the most brutal hurricanes in recent history, it is a relief to finally see some progress on Puerto Rico's road to economic recovery.
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What's more, as recently as last year, Russia attempted to assassinate political opponents located in Britain, and Putin's military continues to support Syria's Bashar al-Assad, one of the most brutal dictators in the region.
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" As someone who has been candid about the ups and downs of new motherhood, Port admits to feeling a bit guilty for making parenthood "out to be the scariest, most brutal thing of all time.
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Yet our critics in the General Assembly single out my country for unwarranted and excessive attention, while giving a pass to some of the world's most brutal and despotic regimes like Syria and North Korea.
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The most brutal moment, according to antifa who were present, was when a knife-wielding neo-Nazi ran through the crowd, stabbing as he went, leaving six opposing protesters injured, two with life-threatening wounds.
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Regardless, it's another instance of Trump's wanton handling of some of the nation's most important secrets — angering intelligence officials and revealing US plans for one of the world's most brutal and deadly wars along the way.
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The haunting image, taken by the New York Times, of an emaciated Amal Hussain was shared around the world last week, drawing attention to one of the most brutal — and often overlooked — conflicts in the world.
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As a beneficiary of colorism, I don't know what it feels like to be treated as a perpetual foreigner in the most brutal sense, though I do get hit with a broad array of racial epithets.
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But this weekend at WrestleMania, the 41-year-old mother of three will be squaring off against one of the toughest, most brutal female fighters of all time — 31-year-old former MMA champion Ronda Rousey.
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A year ago, the province was getting pummelled by snow in one of the most brutal winters in recent memory, but this time around, Quebec looks more like the Pacific Northwest than le grand nord Canadien.
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Mr. Henin had previously revealed that one of their most brutal and sadistic captors was Mehdi Nemmouche, a Frenchman with links to the Islamic State who had killed four people at the Jewish Museum in Brussels.
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"The stabbing murder of this young man is among the most brutal crimes I've seen in my 36yr career," New York police Chief of Department Terence Monahan said on Twitter, asking for tips on the killing.
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Sally's time in the so-called Caliphate spanned from its most brutal beginnings in 2015 until its very final moments, the totality of which, in some way, complicates her defense that she was an innocent bystander.
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This move would constitute the most brutal and direct of the ongoing attempts by the current government to eradicate the rights and protections of transgender people (1.4 million Americans, as estimated by The New York Times).
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Resource war is the most brutal kind of war, and you don't have to be a Pentagon planner to see that climate and nukes are on glide paths to intersect, barring radical intervention, sometime mid-century.
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There were these hippie kids, and while most of them were out enjoying themselves in Woodstock, these kids, indistinguishable from any other hippie you'd see on the street, were out committing the most brutal, grotesque murders.
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Arie — who in 2002 was nominated for seven Grammys and lost them all, one of the ceremony's most brutal shutouts — is nominated in a category that might have healing in its DNA: best new age album.
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Other Gossip: • Up to this point Ofglen No. 1's story has been the most brutal portrait of what happens to women who don't follow the rules in Gilead, hampered only by Alexis Bledel's hollow performance.
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Nonetheless, we are around 1,400 miles away from Texas in the most industrial district in all of Los Angeles, otherwise known for being the historic home to some of the most brutal riots in the city.
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Imagine the girls, who on the day they were kidnapped were preparing to take exams, their dreams for a better life suddenly dashed, enduring who-knows-what horrors at the hands of the most brutal of terrorists.
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Women literally kick ass and it's such a fun visual to see Liz and her sisters tuck knives underneath their stuffy dresses, or to watch them gossip about boys while practicing their most brutal martial arts moves.
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One of the most brutal—virally so—scenes is when he gets tossed around like a chew toy by a massive bear, then at the last minute remembers he has a knife and stabs it to death.
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"I make money from Facebook for my fake content in order to pay Facebook to promote my fake stories," said Professor Chaos in one of the most brutal and succinct criticisms of the social network to date.
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"The Godfather," which opened in New York on this day in 1972, was "one of the most brutal and moving chronicles of American life ever designed within the limits of popular entertainment," he wrote in his review.
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Read more: Inside an illegal re-education camp for families with possible ties to ISIS For many of Ali's friends, however, fear of the world's most brutal terrorist organization far outweighed losing the love of their mother.
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That, at least, is a leading theory to explain the pendant, which was discovered more than 2000 years later by archaeologists at the site of the extermination camp, one of the most brutal in Hitler's killing apparatus.
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When I ask Cisneros what separates SCL from other promotional entities, I expect him to say something promoter-like – something about having the most intriguing matchups, the most brutal knockouts, or maybe something about groundbreaking production value.
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Using a classical painting (Herodias, with head of John the Baptist) as an album cover before it became a cliché to do so, the artwork belied 32 minutes of arguably the most brutal, technically demanding metal ever made.
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And then, in the span of six days, a team of law enforcement officers in Sacramento located and arrested the man they say is behind one of America's most brutal and mysterious crime sprees, the Golden State Killer.
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On the other, had the meme economy paused for a second and thought about the meaning behind the video, it might have realized that memeing its most brutal moments proves the exact point Glover is trying to make.
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After losing hundreds of thousands of soldiers in the most brutal war in history to defeat the barbarity of Nazi Germany and Japanese imperialism, the government of the United States decided not to punish and humiliate the losers.
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The decades-long smearing of Hillary Clinton as an unhinged shrew culminated one year ago today when, despite maintaining a preternatural calm throughout the most brutal campaign in living memory, she lost the election to masculinity's apoplectic id.
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In the film's most brutal commentary, Zama puts himself through hell not even for his own benefit, but for that of the governors and administrators who will profit off of his possible success and immediately underwrite his failure.
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When he was a reality TV star who was questioning Mr. Obama's place of birth, Mr. Trump endured one of the event's most brutal roastings on record, delivered by Mr. Obama and the comedian Seth Meyers in 2011.
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"They'd talk about what needs to be done and do it in the most brutal fashion," said Nola Heller, a former assistant United States attorney in the Southern District of New York who handled several cases against Trinitarios.
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The most brutal of the bunch included being dumped right before asking for a ride to the airport, after a family funeral, in the shower directly after having sex, and at a party before taking someone else home.
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"It was the most brutal possible way to die and be disposed of," Jefferson Parish Assistant District Attorney Kellie Rish said at the opening of the convicted killer's six-day trial, according to a statement from the DA's office.
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With Rick and Morgan both out for blood — and young Henry missing altogether — all the pieces were in place for one of the most brutal and satisfying episodes of the season, and "Still Gotta Mean Something" did not disappoint.
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The author spent four years researching the drug trade, during which he exchanged hundreds of letters with Cardona, learning how a bunch of American-born kids got involved with one of the most brutal crime syndicates across the border.
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Then Trump went to Singapore to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. He not only offered over-the-top praise for one of the world's most brutal dictators, he made concrete concessions that have not been reciprocated.
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"The Godfather," which opened in New York on this day in 1972, was "one of the most brutal and moving chronicles of American life ever designed within the limits of popular entertainment," the Times film critic Vincent Canby wrote.
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Ancestors opens with nature at its most brutal, as a young ape watches its parent get suddenly and brutally killed by a huge bird, and is immediately forced to reckon with a world where they're alone—and very vulnerable.
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Haspel — who is set to replace current chief Mike Pompeo, who in turn replaces the fired Rex Tillerson as Secretary of State — oversaw one of the CIA's most brutal interrogations and was later involved in destroying videotapes of the torture.
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Based on the self-reported data, the study found that tequila has the worst reputation for hangovers, with 22.6 percent of participants saying that liquor-wise, it results in their most brutal hangovers, followed closely by vodka at 20.84 percent.
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Dark Cooper — like Richard Horne, who appears briefly with the rest of the Montana crowd — is devoted to a world order in which he gets to be in charge because he is the scariest, the strongest, and the most brutal.
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It's an act of savored vengeance against some of history's most brutal villains, brought to us by the magic of cinema, that's also blithely oblivious to the optics of two young women getting their heads smashed in by men for laughs.
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Comic Book Negan becomes, in the imagination, the darkest, most brutal tyrant you can think of, and Charlie Adlard's art often features him from angles that make him look, literally, like a larger-than-life god, towering over everybody else.
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Don't underestimate the victory: ISIS rose to be at once the most brutal and successful terror group in history, earning billions of dollars in oil sales, extortion and taxes, and governing a swath of Syria and Iraq the size of Belgium.
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MANILA — In the most brutal confrontation of their five-year rivalry, Muhammad Ali retained the world heavyweight boxing championship today when Joe Frazier's manager, Eddie Futch, surrendered from the corner moments before the bell was to ring for the 15th round.
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Used extensively in the Soviet era, political murders are again playing a prominent role in the Kremlin's foreign policy, the most brutal instrument in an expanding repertoire of intimidation tactics intended to silence or otherwise intimidate critics at home and abroad.
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Argentina's President Mauricio Macri has urged the country's congress to approve a deal reached with the so-called "vulture funds" that foresees an end to one of the most brutal debt battles ever seen between a country and a creditor.
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One of the most brutal conflicts in Latin American history was that of Guatemala's 133-year war in which, according to a truth commission, more than 200,000 mostly indigenous people were killed after being accused of being sympathetic to leftist guerrillas.
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It was followed in April by another attack on an American synagogue (this time in Poway, California), and an August 2019 shooting at an El Paso Walmart that was one of the most brutal attacks targeting Hispanics in US history.
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The reluctance of the Turks to turn over hard evidence they have said they have documenting Khashoggi's fate has led U.S. and European security officials to assess that the most brutal accounts of Khashoggi's demise are likely accurate, the sources said.
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One of the most brutal torturers is Yemeni, a former prisoner called Awad al-Wahsh, who was detained and tortured before agreeing to work with the Emiratis, four witnesses told the AP. His supervisor, Yosran al-Maqtari, could not be reached for comment.
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First vice president ousted The world's newest country has been embroiled in one of the world's most brutal conflicts since December 000, when Kiir ousted Machar as South Sudan's first vice president and accused soldiers loyal to his rival of staging a coup.
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Even at the most brutal part of my deep black metal years, you would find lines like "tears fall as I think of you" by Fenriz on "Natasja In Eternal Sleep," for example which would emphasize for me a more vulnerable side.
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Former officers in mid-May held a meeting in the town of Masaya, southeast of Managua, a former seat of the insurrection in the 1970s against then-strongman Anastasio Somoza and site of some of the most brutal clashes of recent weeks.
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Editorial It was the most brutal French presidential debate anyone could remember, two and a half hours of interruptions, insults, sarcasm and invective between the 48-year-old, far-right populist Marine Le Pen and the 39-year-old, centrist upstart Emmanuel Macron.
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In Iraq, it took less than three years after withdrawal of U.S. troops for ISIS to storm across the country and take more than a third of its territory, which it used to establish a caliphate, the most brutal regime since Nazi Germany.
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From the politically analytical to the no-holds-barred blunt, here are some of Stephen King's most brutal Trump Twitter burns of the past year... When Blabbermouth Don talks about who has the bigger nuclear button, I think we all know what he's talking about.
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In her new mixed-media installation The Problem We All Live With at the Birmingham Museum of Art, Chicago-based artist Bethany Collins brings attention to the absence of local media coverage during some of the most brutal episodes of The Civil Rights Movement.
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Nielsen has found Trump's demands unreasonable, and he has privately described her as "weak on the border," even though she oversaw actions that many viewed as the most brutal in recent memory — such as the "zero tolerance" policy that separated migrant parents from their children.
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"My worst day as president was hearing that 20 six-year-olds had been shot in the most brutal way, in their school where they should have been safe," Obama admitted before sharing his immense disappointment in the response Congress gave gun control legislation.
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The most brutal blow to the franchise recently was not missing out on the top free agents of 2019, but falling to No. 3 in the 2019 draft after finishing with the league's worst record and best odds to get the No. 1 pick.
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Something our bros D&D did not apologize for: every other Hodor meme you have ever memed is now unfunny, even if it was once funny, and in that sense, this is the most brutal murder that Game of Thrones has ever inflicted on us.
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Addis Ababa, Ethiopia (CNN)Warning that Africa's violence political chaos and humanitarian disasters could metastasize into larger security threats to the United States, US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley began a diplomatic mission to help solve two of Africa's most brutal conflicts.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A wharf in the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro used as a marketplace for African slaves has been declared a United Nations heritage site to preserve evidence of "one of the most brutal episodes in the history of humankind".
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It was the same month that Efraín Ríos Montt, an army general, seized power in Guatemala and unleashed what would become the dirty war's most brutal scorched-earth campaign, in which, for the next year and a half, tens of thousands of civilians were killed.
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France: June 1 to June 26, 1918The Battle of Belleau Wood, one of the most brutal battles fought by American forces in World War I, saw US Marines charge across a field of waist-high wheat into German machine-gun fire, suffering unbelievable casualties.
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Their return to the fold could be seen as an effort to balance the influence of Sarajuddin Haqqani, the Taliban deputy and heir to his father's Haqqani militant network, who as operations commander has been behind some of the most brutal attacks of the war.
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Mr. Trump, in spite of the advice of some of his top aides, has banked on the notion that his personal rapport with Mr. Kim, one of the world's most brutal dictators, can get him a nuclear disarmament deal that has eluded past presidents.
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That it was all brought crashing down, that Spurs' players clawed their way back into the game, that they wrestled control away from Ajax, that they extinguished their dreams in the cruelest, most brutal fashion should not diminish what Ajax achieved, what Ajax meant.
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UNITED NATIONS/BEIJING (Reuters) - U.S.-based Human Rights Watch (HRW) has released a scathing review of the Chinese government, calling on the international community to push back against "the most brutal and pervasive oppression China has seen in decades" in its 2020 annual report.
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"But we keep returning to Mr. Urrea's prose because it is startling, poetic and razor-sharp; in the midst of the most brutal sequences, we are informed and shaken, made to feel the pain of others as if it were our own," wrote the reviewer.
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That year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party had won by a massive margin, which some believed was a sign that Indians had forgiven Modi for the Gujarat riots — one of the most brutal communal massacres in recent history, in a state where Modi had been chief minister.
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"This is I think the most brutal sport where you can be a really successful golfer, and live comfortably, fly private and have a nice house, nice car, and never win," said Hahn, who has spent most of his golf career competing on the satellite tours.
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And just as people watching the images pondered how to help, one of the most brutal terrorist organizations in recent memory started slaughtering people on camera, beheading journalists, and then taking its bloodcurdling show on the road to the streets of Paris, Barcelona, Brussels, London and elsewhere.
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After one of the most brutal starts to a year for financial markets in two decades, all eyes have turned to China as the cause for the rout seen in global stocks, but some investors are starting to dig a little deeper for the cause of the volatility.
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This was one of the most brutal weeks for mass shootings in America this year, with the greatest number of such attacks since the end of June and the greatest number of lives lost to large-scale gun violence since the week of the Orlando, Florida, Pulse Nightclub shooting.
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The cold open preceding the penultimate episode of this season of Saturday Night Live, an interview between Alec Baldwin's Donald Trump and Michael Che's Lester Holt, ranked as one of the show's most brutal mockeries of the president as it blasted through the political headlines of the last week.
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The Badgers had a new starter at quarterback, no established star at running back—Corey Clement is fine, but no Melvin Gordon—and perhaps the most brutal schedule in college football, including games against LSU, at Michigan State, at Michigan, against Nebraska, against Ohio State, and at Iowa.
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"The US labeled our state as its enemy, 'axis of evil' and target of its 'preemptive nuclear strike' and applied the most brutal and inhuman sanctions against and posed the persistent nuclear threat to the latter over the past seven decades," Kim was quoted as saying in a speech.
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A rising drumbeat of short-range missile tests and the suspension of cooperation with US efforts to find the remains of soldiers killed in North Korea nearly 70 years ago are beginning to erode the meager payoff Trump forged with his stunning engagement of one of the world's most brutal tyrants.
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The Struggle, as South Africans call it, was more finely nuanced than it is often depicted, but many of the most brutal perpetrators were white officers (assisted by black colleagues), and their victims were overwhelmingly black (including, in one high-profile case known as the Motherwell Four, black police officers).
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The Good Engine that sounds like a chainsaw murdering a jet engine • Jaw-dropping good looks • Crisp and compliant twin-clutch transmission The Bad Simply brutal The Bottom Line Alfa Romeo's 4C Spider embraces lightweight technology to return one of the most brutal but ultimately delightful driving experiences under $250k.
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The closest thing to a civic building that Roosevelt Island has is a giant parking garage, which may win the blue ribbon for the most brutal brutalist building in the city, a highly competitive category, with the Fashion Institute of Technology and the Port Authority Bus Terminal in the running.
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The centrality in this new campaign of the most brutal and criminal of the rebel militias deployed in Afrin and in Turkey's lawless northern Aleppo Euphrates Shield zone is a source of fear for civilians in northeast Syria, particularly the Kurds and Christians most likely to suffer from their depredations.
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For four days, Ms. Vanalochini has refused food and water, joining 13 other people on a hunger strike in the northern town of Vavuniya, only a few miles away from the center of some of the most brutal fighting during Sri Lanka's 26-year civil war, which ended in 2009.
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And though "The Biggest Little Farm" pointedly leaves out some of the most brutal elements of farming—the film asks the viewer to mourn for those animals killed by predators, but makes little reference to what awaits the animals raised for meat—it is likely to succeed in encouraging its audience to act.
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So, in the same way that Chicago may grow up to be an all-business Capricorn and Stormi is on track to become, well, an Aquarius, Khloé's baby has the potential to be a uniquely unstoppable Aries, one with the innate ability to prance her way through even the most brutal Mercury retrogrades.
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According to the top U.S. commander in Iraq, the battle for Western Mosul is the most brutal urban combat since World War II. VICE News' Seb Walker is on the ground with soldiers from the third division of Iraq's Federal Police to find out what it's like living on the front line of Mosul.
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Blood Feasts and Roach Vacuums: The Life of an Urban Pest ScientistIt's not often you get to witness one of the most brutal acts of the natural world up close: bed…Read more ReadThe team behind this study, published in June in Scientific Reports, decided to compare three of these strategies in the real world.
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As Riveron emphasized, while other recent, new rules on contact have forbidden the most brutal helmet-to-helmet hits — and almost exclusively penalized defensive players — the 2018 rule pertains to any offensive or defensive player who initiates contact with his helmet against any part of an opponent, from the head to the lower body.
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The fate of the Belfast Project turns out to be an absorbing drama in its own right, as Keefe delicately unpacks the legal and moral quandary surrounding what amounts to a cache of confessions — conducted at considerable risk and in utmost secrecy — in which people implicated themselves and others in the cruelest, most brutal acts.
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Regardless, the fact remains that, for months, Rasky served as a foreign agent for a government that is perhaps the quintessential post-Soviet kleptocracy: the most brutal and bloodied regime in Europe, overseen by a family acting as the model for the kind of illiberalism and rapaciousness that other regimes in the region struggle to match.
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UNITED NATIONS — Saudi Arabia should be ousted from the United Nations Human Rights Council for its unlawful killings of civilians in Yemen, Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International said jointly on Wednesday, an unusual demand meant to draw attention to one of the world's most powerful countries, embroiled in one of the world's most brutal wars.
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Even if the President drops some of his most brutal promises, even if he throws his smartphone into the Potomac, and ceases to titillate his base with racist dog-whistling and to provoke his enemies with a rhetoric of heedless bravado, he still commands a Republican Congress, and he is still going to score some distressing political victories.
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In what may be the most brutal analysis ever written about the man, Sigmund Freud and William Bullitt, a former diplomat, depicted Wilson as a religious fanatic whose inability to resolve his simultaneous love and resentment toward his father, a learned Presbyterian clergyman, led him to misjudge both his wartime allies and his adversaries in Congress.
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The utterly protectionist Smoot-Hawley Tariff, designed to protect US industry against foreign competitors but which eventually choked off trade and growth, and America's refusal to enter the League of Nations isolated the nation and laid the foundations for the decade to follow, with the deepest Depression the world has ever known and one of the most brutal wars.
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"Solitary" is Woodfox's pointillist account of an already boxed-in childhood and adolescence in the streets of New Orleans — by his own admission, an existence marked by ignorance and devoted to petty and increasingly serious crime — and the near entirety of an intellectually and spiritually expansive adulthood spent in one of the most brutal prisons in the country (and therefore the world).
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Hollywood and video game heavy hitters have long steered clear of The Great War, with its murky origins and horror film setting, and stuck with the comforting simplicity of World War II. DICE is about to change that, but the question remains, how the hell do you make a great action shooter out of one of the most brutal conflicts in human history?
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Contract negotiations spurred him to Strikeforce, and Henderson had a remarkable 2011: he knocked out Rafael Cavalcante to claim the light heavyweight title, TKO'd the great Fedor Emelianenko in the first round of their heavyweight bout, and returned to the UFC once again with a unanimous decision over Mauricio "Shogun" Rua in one of the most brutal things any of us will ever witness.
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There are no monuments to the Union cause, even though Memphis was a hotbed of Unionism and its free black population swelled to nearly half the city's total in 1865; no monuments to the black victims of a white massacre in 1866, one of the most brutal racial attacks in this nation's history; no monuments to the strikers King came to support a century later.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE evidently has no problem with the long-term survival of perhaps the most brutal dictatorship on the face of the earth.
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Tomada followed several of these western volunteers for two years through the battlefields of Iraq and Syria to bring together the six-part documentary series " Hunting ISIS " – shedding light on their highs and lows, and what drove them to leave their livelihoods in America and take up arms with no pay and no protection in the quest to defeat one of the most brutal terror factions to ever exist.
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Since taking office, Mr. Trump has repeatedly confronted and challenged the United States' closest democratic allies, including the leaders of Canada, Germany and France, while speaking with glowing admiration about some of the globe's most brutal dictators: Kim Jong-un of North Korea, Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, Xi Jinping of China, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi of Egypt, Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey and Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines.
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For U.S.C. supporters, the discussion might have included various curses laid upon Alabama's offensive coordinator, Lane Kiffin, a former Trojans head coach whose revenge for a humiliating midseason firing was a dish served five years late and ice-cold, as well as perhaps some relief for next weekend's home game against Utah State — a rare lax matchup in one of college football's most brutal schedules, with future games at Stanford, U.C.L.A., No. 14 Washington and Utah.
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But this comparative tranquility utterly collapsed in the 22013th century with the outbreak of World War I in 252 — another global explosion triggered by a seemingly minor spark — and then, after a mere 257 years' respite, the unleashing of World War II. These conflicts fundamentally transformed the modern world: They devoured tens of millions of lives, empowered some of the most brutal political and ideological forces in human history, and ultimately brought Europe's time atop the global system to an end.
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You must never confuse faith that you will prevail in the end — which you can never afford to lose — with the discipline to confront the most brutal facts of your current reality, whatever they might be… I never lost faith in the end of the story, I never doubted not only that I would get out, but also that I would prevail in the end and turn the experience into the defining event of my life, which, in retrospect, I would not trade.
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For a 6-year-old snared in the immigration maze, a memorized phone number proves a lifeline What it was like reporting on a teenager marked for death by the gang MS-13 DHS chief is confronted with ProPublica tape of wailing children separated from parents Attorney General Jeff Sessions has called MS-13 the most brutal of the gangs driving the drug trade, and promised to go after the group like the government went after mob boss Al Capone.
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We can, like some leftists followers, claim to see in Guaidó's oath of office the outcome of a reactionary plot, without considering a few crucial realities: First, that the plotters in this case are millions of ruined, starved and tormented Venezuelans; and, second, that when it comes to interventionism, the most brutal, criminal and imperialistic intervention today is coming not from the United States but from China, which finances the regime, from Russia, which protects it, and from Cuba, which patrols Caracas.
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But McGregor saved his lowest and most brutal blow for Edgar, whose understandable desire for more money led the New Jersey native to make the less-than-understandable decision to join KHK MMA, a fight team owned and operated by the Crown Prince of the Kingdom of Bahrain, Khaled Bin Hamad Al Khalifa, a man accused by the Bahrain Forum for Human Rights and the International Council Supporting Trials and Human Rights of torturing pro-democracy activists during the Arab Spring uprisings in 2011.
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Maybe your speaker-head…Read more ReadBlood Feasts and Roach Vacuums: The Life of an Urban Pest ScientistIt's not often you get to witness one of the most brutal acts of the natural world up close: bed…Read more ReadI Used Cash at Amazon&aposs Cashless Store and I&aposm So Sorry, Rahim"Welcome to Amazon Go," a cheery man told me, explaining that there were two ways I could shop at…Read more ReadWhich Cyberpunk Keanu Reeves Protagonist Will You Be in the Future?
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