These Are The Most Controversial Real Housewives Of All Time
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It may well be the most controversial company in history.
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The nuclear project may have been the most controversial subject.
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The most controversial thing about the XR is its display.
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This is one of my most controversial pieces of advice.
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These were perhaps the most controversial of the S17 batch.
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Certainly, at 19, she's become one of the most controversial.
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It's one of the most controversial treatments for mental disorders.
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The most controversial legacy is the lack of individual accountability.
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Bush was one of Trump's most controversial picks so far.
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Netflix is the most controversial; Twitter is the most hated.
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In 1983, Calle made one of her most controversial works.
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Buttigieg's most famous political accomplishment is also his most controversial.
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King's most controversial decision also came about because he listened.
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He apologizes, and remains one of YouTube's most controversial stars.
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The knives are out for Silicon Valley's most controversial investor.
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Fois gras is possibly the most controversial dish there is.
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"It's one of the most controversial plays we have," he said.
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He also defended some of most controversial policies implemented by DHS.
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This bag was probably the most controversial item up for auction.
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The most controversial proposal is the privatization of air traffic control.
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Shakespeare's meditation on aging is one of his most controversial sonnets.
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Most controversial are Sir Richard's recommendations about false allegations and anonymity.
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But he also carried out some of its most controversial policies.
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It was one of the most controversial rules struck down then.
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Loïc Pasquet is probably the most controversial winemaker in the world.
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One of the most controversial candidates, Brian Kemp is up next.
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Olivia was without a doubt the most controversial contestant this season.
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This is Mr Gottlieb's third idea—and potentially the most controversial.
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However, one of the most controversial amendments of the bill, Sen.
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Among the biggest (and most controversial) hurdles is the whiteboard interview.
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It also turned out to be one of the most controversial.
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Peter Sloterdijk has emerged as his country's most controversial public intellectual.
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Among the most controversial of those bills is one from Rep.
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It might be the most controversial vehicle in Tesla&aposs history.
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Here are six of the most controversial company rebrands of 2019.
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Related: Cuba's Most Controversial Artist Is Running For President ¡Artistas, Arrested!
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Perhaps Judge Sweet's most controversial words were expressed off the bench.
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TRANSFORMATION (NO DANCING, PLEASE) This is the most controversial of all.
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Rhodes replaced one of Michigan's most controversial emergency managers in March.
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The best solution may also prove to be the most controversial.
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But it's his requests for witnesses that will be most controversial.
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"Federal character" became the most controversial two words in Nigeria's Constitution.
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The most controversial theory is what experts call the Ferguson effect.
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Here are five of the most controversial comments of Moore's career.
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Mapplethorpe's question became one of the most controversial in modern art.
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He was a critical player in some of the most controversial decisions.
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It became one of the most controversial and sensitive issues in sports.
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The office has conducted some of the agency's most controversial immigration raids.
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Perhaps its most controversial policy has been allowing the dinar to weaken.
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Below, we look back at some of the family's most controversial couplings.
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George Lucas' favorite Star Wars character remains one of the most controversial.
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Even the biennial's most controversial inclusion relies on an aesthetic of impartiality.
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Here's what you need to know about this most controversial of subjects.
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Why this matters: One of the most controversial ideas out there — Sens.
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But it's also one of the most controversial Batman stories ever written.
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He's registering disagreement with Trump's most controversial moves, without publicly repudiating him.
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But the most controversial aspect of the unit was the decoy squads.
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Meanwhile, this year's most controversial piece of art is also an airplane.
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Experiments using stem cells are among the most controversial in biological research.
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If the author is justifying his own most controversial actions, any discussion
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Pebble Mine is one of the most controversial projects in Alaska history.
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The bank tax was among the most controversial elements of Camp's plan.
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Traditional African religions appear to be the final and most controversial frontier.
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The most controversial change may be the removal of the headphone jack.
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The Blade Runner inspired design appears to be the most controversial feature.
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It was both shocking and hardly the most controversial thing he's said.
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Why do officers see her most controversial quality as her greatest asset?
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Pakistan's most controversial murder trial ended in a verdict that stunned many.
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The most controversial parts of that request were rescheduled for Nov. 6.
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Here are the 39 most controversial events from the last ten years.
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Well, take one of the most controversial digital-processing tools, Auto-Tune.
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"I am the most controversial artist in the world," Kinkade told Orlean.
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I mean, evolution is a mechanism by which I work with people because if we can hit the most controversial points in the places where they are the most controversial, we can get to that level of conceptual change.
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Twitter's most controversial change yet may be a lot closer than we thought.
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Among the most controversial would be using CRISPR to gene-edit human embryos.
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Cramer considers Disney as one of the most controversial stocks in the market.
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Zinke's changes to national monuments were perhaps the most controversial of his tenure.
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Sometimes even the most controversial people need a break from constant media coverage.
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There's only one clear explanation: Gabbard's most controversial positions represent her authentic convictions.
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It was "predictable" because the show chose one of its most controversial contestants.
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Bell Pottinger almost seemed to revel in working for the most controversial clients.
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Thus began one of the strangest and most controversial chapters in royal history.
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In the latest draft, the parties' most controversial proposals have been watered down.
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The duration-weighted impression (DWI) metric has been the most controversial, says Ivie.
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However, its most controversial uses over the years have been in murder cases.
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One of his most controversial blog posts dismissed the existence of date rape.
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CNDT has been one of the most controversial names in our coverage group.
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Tonight is Hollywood's biggest awards show — and this year, its most controversial one.
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The most controversial aspect of the blueprint has been its border-adjustment provision.
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The most controversial of the measures was the cut in its deposit rate.
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And yet, Betsy DeVos turned out to be Trump's most controversial cabinet pick.
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Donald Trump is doubling down on some of his most controversial policy proposals.
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Rather than straying away from his most controversial statements, Trump's ad celebrates them.
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The most controversial discussions, though, will be the issue of players' switching nationalities.
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At its broadest level, #AbolishICE isn't just about changing DHS' most controversial agency.
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At the same time, King embraced some of Trump's most controversial immigration policies.
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Among the most controversial proposals are a cap of $500,000 on mortgage deductions.
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KISSINGER'S SHADOW: The Long Reach of America's Most Controversial Statesman, by Greg Grandin.
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The U.S. has already backed off nearly all of its most controversial demands.
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When watching replays, Trump will interject commentary, reveling in his most controversial lines.
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Feature Inside the growth of the most controversial brand in the wellness industry.
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Nearly all of its most controversial provisions were stripped from it before passage.
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Their contention goes to one of the most controversial aspects of the case.
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Without a doubt, dehorning is one of the most controversial anti-poaching strategies.
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Among the most controversial was a comment she made after the Parkland, Fla.
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Inside the growth of Goop — the most controversial brand in the wellness industry.
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We took a look back at the most controversial sports stories of 2019.
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The edit became one of the most controversial moments in Star Wars history.
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It's tempting to attribute Operation Peacemaker's success to its most controversial feature: cash.
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Weber had one of the largest and most controversial contracts in N.H.L. history.
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Though some of his most controversial, Paik's collaborative works are the strongest here.
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Here was the most controversial novel of all time — now with musical numbers.
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And not all of it stems from China's most controversial telecommunications equipment company.
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Brandon Truaxe is arguably the most controversial beauty industry figure in the world.
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With Black Lives Matter, it's funny how that is the most controversial slogan.
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It became one of the most controversial topics in US politics at the time.
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Operation Plumbbob is widely considered to be the most controversial test series among experts.
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Jim Cramer considers Disney as one of the most controversial stocks in the market.
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And also the most controversial component, given the increasing focus on ethical supply chains.
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He has always been one of the most controversial figures in Trump's inner circle.
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A multi-tier deposit rate may be among the most controversial measures under consideration.
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One of the most controversial discussions of the 2000 presidential campaign season is immigration.
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Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is one of the most controversial topics in psychiatry.
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It was a "swerve" because the show chose one of its most controversial contestants.
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The science fiction genre has lost one of its greatest — and most controversial — authors.
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One of the most controversial areas of Russian military spending has been nuclear weapons.
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Danielle Maltby: Loves Juice Sorry, this is the most controversial thing we could uncover.
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However, the most controversial change may be the expected removal of the headphone jack.
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One of the most controversial comments referenced Carmen Yulín Cruz, mayor of San Juan.
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Among the most controversial but also effective and affordable geoengineering options are planetary sunshades.
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Kylie Jenner also showed up donning an ode to the singer's most controversial era.
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People began reposting the photo of Crowder's booth, and added their most controversial opinions.
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But the most controversial art is simple, to the point, and evokes strong feelings.
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After all, Pai dissented from the most controversial of the Wheeler-era regulatory stretches.
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Trump's EPA nominee, Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt, is one of his most controversial.
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Twitter may soon start opening up more about some of its most controversial decisions.
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Let's get together and talk about the hottest — and most controversial — topic in investing.
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Since then, Fabrizio has also done work for some of Manafort's most controversial clients.
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As predicted, the most controversial amendments didn't make it past the House Rules Committee.
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Wehrum and Dourson are likely to be the most controversial nominees at the hearing.
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Take Palantir, perhaps this era's paradigmatic tech company, if not also its most controversial.
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Kanye West will definitely go down in history for having the most controversial rants.
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Here are some of the most controversial Obamacare portions of the Aetna-Humana ruling.
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Some of Bolsonaro's most controversial statements involve his laudatory remarks about Brazil's military dictatorship.
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Here are some of the most controversial and interesting healthcare topics of 2016. 1.
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His fourth and most controversial novel, 1969's Portnoy's Complaint, rocked the literary world.
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It is one of the most controversial and important pieces of legislation in decades.
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Plus: One Times journalist revisits one of the most controversial stories of the decade.
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Yang's most controversial climate stance might be his support for ramping up nuclear energy.
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Also (maybe) bad: facial recognition, one of the most controversial applications of artificial intelligence.
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The cap was one of the most controversial parts of the federal tax overhaul.
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The Congressional Review Act, which promised votes on the most controversial mandates, was passed.
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Perhaps the most controversial provisions are changes to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).
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Only a handful of people have seen the most controversial movie in the country.
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Kanye West's most controversial lyrics on 'Ye' Either way, Lewis, 61, empathizes with West.
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Here's a closer look at some of the most controversial airliners in recent history:
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Some of the most controversial proposals, like eliminating the medical deduction, were wiped away.
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One of Trump's most controversial advisers, Sebastian Gorka, is reportedly leaving the White House.
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In short, Mr. Liefeld has been among the most controversial figures in the comics industry.
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The "we'll stop it" text is considered Strzok's most controversial text message to have surfaced.
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The couple have been at the epicenter of the most controversial season in recent history.
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Today one of its most controversial cabinet members EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt tendered his resignation.
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Is Donald Trump taking back one of the most controversial comments of his presidential campaign?
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How can we do something very grand in one of the most controversial elections ever?
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Oxford commas are the world's most controversial punctuation mark — but where did they come from?
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So what's the latest with one of the new administration's most controversial moves so far?
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The game's biggest and most controversial spot was likely Budweiser's, which first appeared last week.
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Essential's camera might be the most controversial aspect of the phone, at least among reviewers.
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"It was one of [Bosworth's] least popular and most controversial posts," the ex-employee said.
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The Louvre, parts of which date to the 12th century, proved his most controversial work.
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In 2008, Solomon took his most controversial step yet with the release of The Deniers.
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The most controversial cases in these sports have involved trans women, rather than intersex ones.
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One trader sees opportunity in one of the most controversial names in the group: Facebook.
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The most controversial aspect of last night's gameplay demo was Fallout 24's nuke gameplay.
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The most controversial issue centred on culture: what immigrants need to do to fit in.
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These sketches and scenes deal with some of the most controversial, hazardous subject matter possible.
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Everyone is so used to Jeffree being the most controversial person in the beauty community.
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But I think the most controversial thing I have ever done is to stick around.
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"Famous" was, without a doubt, one of the most controversial music videos released in 2016.
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The most controversial source of excess spending, though, is rent-seeking by health-care firms.
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But in terms of sheer numbers, Kaur remains the most popular — and the most controversial.
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Taylor The most controversial thing Thomas ever did was snub the Home Improvement series finale.
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Take-Two is one of the most controversial and heavily shorted stocks in the market.
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Some of the most controversial discoveries may have yet to be made using such technology.
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Intersex competitors will be the most controversial participants in this year's Olympic games, Harper believes.
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The smog rule was one of the most controversial regulations of the Obama administration's EPA.
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Their most controversial subject, Little Albert, is conditioned to fear almost anything white and furry.
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Kumail: By the way, this is the most controversial thing we've said in this interview.
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This is perhaps the most striking, and certainly the most controversial, finding of the study.
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Trump's most controversial pick was philanthropist Miriam Adelson, the wife of GOP megadonor Sheldon Adelson.
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The most controversial 'Bachelor' couples of all time, and who they should've been with instead
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The most controversial of these proposals would change how Medicare Part B pays for drugs.
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So to sum up: Trump avoided bringing up his most controversial, and racially charged, comments.
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The Venice Film Festival seems to have found the most controversial film of the year.
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Plus: One Times journalist revisits one of the most controversial stories of the decade. Opinions.
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The revised felony murder law is the most recent and perhaps the most controversial change.
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Facebook opted to leave the most controversial aspects of its own ads policies largely intact.
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The most controversial, yet obvious aspect of these pop-ups are the photos they inspire.
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The most controversial disease is the one that gets the most money and attention: AIDS.
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The filmmakers also document lessons from some of the most controversial people in the field.
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Thicke earned over $5 million for his most popular and most controversial song, "Blurred Lines."
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The state repealed the most controversial provisions of its so-called "bathroom bill," and Gov.
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My most controversial opinion is that Google made the right trade offs with the gestures.
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As well as being the biggest YouTuber, he&aposs also one of the most controversial.
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The most controversial dinosaur depiction in the whole franchise, according to Persons, is the Dilophosaurus.
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Some of Bolsonaro's most controversial statements involve his laudatory remarks about Brazil's brutal military dictatorship.
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The right to consent in a meaningful way, and that's the one that's most controversial.
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Choosing a karaoke song is always a weighty task but if you're one of the most controversial rappers dueting with one of the most controversial tech figures, both of whom have some amends to make, then the song choice takes on a particular gravitas.
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The founder of the one of the most controversial websites on the internet is joining Google.
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Sophie Turner, the actress behind Sansa Stark, had the most controversial, if tongue-in-cheek, response.
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Donald Trump has made what could be his most controversial tweets yet — and that's saying something.
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Finally, there's the status screen, which seems likely to be the most controversial aspect of Threads.
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The Milgram experiment is one of the most controversial and oft-referenced studies in social psychology.
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The longest ad was a two-minute takedown of Trump's most controversial statements by Bush's campaign.
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Pence quickly moved into line with some of Trump's most controversial policies before the roll out.
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The third, though, now often seen as the most controversial, was at the time widely applauded.
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Mr Magufuli's answer to this is his most controversial project of all: the Rufiji Hydroelectric Project.
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Turns out, shopping for a car is the most controversial thing a Kardashian sister can do.
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The most controversial update had been an early 221s move to frozen instead of fresh patties.
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The couple have been at the epicenter of the most controversial Bachelor season in recent history.
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Check out this roundup of some of the most controversial women of color in reality television.
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But the biggest, most controversial ones—banning Muslims, increasing deportations, repealing Obamacare—are already becoming reality.
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The most controversial recommendation seemed innocuous: for corporate accounts to follow generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP).
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Russian athletes aside, Qatar's handball team may be the most controversial at the 2016 Rio Olympics.
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Bannon emerged as one of Trump's closest — and most controversial — aides before the president took office.
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Since their release in 2016, the USB-C MacBook Pros have been Apple's most controversial laptops.
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And they did not single out any cases with the potential to become the most controversial.
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Mr. Clark was considered one of the most controversial men in Alabama, if not the South.
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One of the most controversial cases was at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix in 250.
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Taika Waititi ("Thor: Ragnarok") brings his unique brand of comedy to his most controversial story yet.
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One of the most controversial options would be to focus on socioeconomic factors instead of race.
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McDonald's has both killed off and revived some of its most controversial offerings like Szechuan sauce.
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Kjellberg isn't just one of the most popular YouTubers, he's also one of the most controversial.
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The tactic was arguably among the most controversial Bloomberg supported during his three terms as mayor.
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Though it has been his most controversial stomping grounds, it has not been his most frequent.
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The most controversial item in the most recent proposal is a fee for filing asylum applications.
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Taika Waititi ("Thor: Ragnarok") brings his unique brand of comedy to his most controversial story yet.
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James just has long supported one of the most controversial topics in college sports: paying players.
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Kanye West's most controversial lyrics on 'Ye' "I think everybody got something," West told Big Boy.
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Those are some of the most controversial requests by the federal government regarding local law enforcement.
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Some newspapers, including the Washington Post, reprint some of the magazine's most controversial cartoons in tribute.
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Some of the most controversial far-right speakers from around the world have addressed forum meetings.
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This is especially worrisome in the show's second half, where the most controversial speculations are presented.
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The Phoenix program would become one of the most controversial aspects of America's war in Vietnam.
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Trump's single most controversial trade policy has been imposing steep tariffs on imported steel and aluminum.
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Perhaps one of the year's most controversial IPOs was that of ride-hailing giant Uber Technologies.
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The Biennial has long served as a barometer of the most controversial issues of the day.
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Jada Pinkett Smith is bringing one of her most controversial guests yet to Red Table Talk.
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The most controversial of them is linked to setting up an EU-wide deposit guarantee scheme.
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Premium spikes for older people were one of the most controversial areas of the House bill.
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The SALT deduction cap is one of the most controversial parts of Trump's 2017 tax law.
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McCarthy would remain the Senate's most controversial member until that body censured him four years later.
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The race also saw reporters unearth a litany of Moore's most controversial statements throughout his career.
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The world's most pervasive problems are often drowned out by the most controversial news of the day.
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It is in many ways the most radical piece yet, and likely to be the most controversial.
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The move would make good on one of his most controversial campaign promises aimed at fighting terrorism.
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" He celebrated that it will enable one of his most controversial policies yet to "become largely effective.
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The "we'll stop it" text is considered Strzok and Page's most controversial text message to have surfaced.
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Yesterday, Scott Pruitt, one of President Trump's most controversial cabinet secretaries, resigned from the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Its most controversial decisions stem from its third role: to try politicians with parliamentary or ministerial immunity.
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"That was the most controversial thing, and now it's on the cutting-room floor," Dr. Jacobson said.
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Interestingly, though, the new drink draws flavors from one of the most controversial chocolates in the box.
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Washington (CNN)The topic of immigration has been one of the most controversial during this presidential election.
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One of the most controversial technology advances of late is Bitcoin, an unregulated and uncontrolled digital currency.
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Of course, as I mentioned earlier, the most controversial thing about any new MacBook is its keyboard.
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The most controversial was showing someone's period on their underwear, which seemed strangely not controversial to me.
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The most controversial change on the new iPhone 7 will be the removal of the headphone jack.
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One of the largest and most controversial segments of the annuities world is the variable-annuities market.
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Boone Isaacs was president for four years — two of which proved to be the Academy's most controversial.
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The "Beyond Vietnam" speech, written by Dr. Vincent Harding, is arguably the most controversial of King's career.
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He adds, comedy can be educational ... as Dave Chappelle proved with one of his most controversial skits.
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Related: Lauryn Hill's most controversial moments Tickets go on sale to the general public on June 2.
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The most controversial fight of the weekend though turned out to be Ryan Hall versus Gray Maynard.
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The most controversial of the measures was a cut in its deposit rate, deeper into negative territory.
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The most controversial aspect of our TOS is the newsworthy/public interest clause, the 'protection' you mention.
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By far the most controversial feature, however, is the one that will be missing: a headphone jack.
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Of note, repeal of these deductions were some of the most controversial elements of the House plan.
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"Rewind 22019" leaves out many of the most controversial moments from this past year from YouTube stars.
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Though no one realized it at the time, it would become the N.R.A.'s most controversial law.
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Michael Flynn, the former head of the Defense Intelligence Agency — has been his most controversial single pick.
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The two most controversial rooms are decorated to emulate 9/11-era NYC and Nazi-era Germany.
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The publisher of one of the most controversial magazines in history views photographs in his Chicago office.
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A border adjustment has emerged as the most controversial segment of the House Republican tax reform blueprint.
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Despite joking about the most controversial subjects, he rarely becomes the target of the wrath of Twitter.
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Within hours, the post had become one of the most controversial and most commented in SROTD's history.
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The most controversial part of the plan is the border adjustment of the 20 percent income tax.
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The proposal on surge pricing, also called dynamic pricing, is likely to be among the most controversial.
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She has repeatedly been deployed as a counterweight to her father's most controversial comments, especially involving women.
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The most controversial change will require schools to hold live hearings, with cross examination by attorneys permitted.
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Op-Ed Contributor JAKARTA, Indonesia — Rizieq Shihab may be the most controversial public figure in Indonesia today.
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President Donald Trump has easily become one of the country's, if not the world's, most controversial figures.
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Many of the most controversial aspects of Dodd-Frank likely fall outside of the window for repeal.
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Despite stellar runs for both, though, these are some of the most controversial stocks on the market.
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Scott Shane, a veteran reporter, produced a significant investigative piece on Trump's most controversial adviser, Stephen Bannon.
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But most controversial is Exxon's close relationship with Russia, which Mr. Tillerson has worked hard to strengthen.
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But few expected the team to land perhaps the most controversial figure in the N.F.L. coaching ranks.
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My most controversial opinion about American Horror Story is that Freak Show is a misunderstood near-masterpiece.
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"That was the most controversial thing, and now it's on the cutting-room floor," a nutrition advocate said.
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Its most controversial conclusion is that dulling those incentives could be just the thing a divided society needs.
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The Trump administration initiated these tariffs after concluding an investigation into some of China's most controversial trade practices.
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Idris Elba is weighing in on one of the most controversial topics this awards season – diversity in Hollywood.
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EPA administrator Scott Pruitt is fast becoming one of the most controversial of President Donald Trump's cabinet picks.
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One of the most controversial tools is "predictive policing," which has long been accused of reinforcing racial biases.
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"It's a tangible gift from the most controversial love story of the 20th century," explained auctioneer Andrew Aldridge.
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On first glance, it looked like YouTube had leveled meaningful action against one of its most controversial creators.
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Trump may be the most unconventional and perhaps the most controversial man ever elected to the White House.
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ROSEANNE&aposS MOST-CONTROVERSIAL MOMEMENTS The return of Conners gave the star her comeback in a big way.
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One of the most controversial factors behind restricted abortion access is the supposed concern over patients' mental health.
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The most controversial cases revolve around creeks, ponds, and puddles that only exist for part of the year.
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The most controversial part of the political far-right in this country has more pseudonyms than Lord Voldemort.
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While the most controversial case is now over, the Department of Justice keeps pushing Apple on another case.
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Pulled from 17 studio albums and 93 singles, here are 10 of R. Kelly's most controversial lyrics. 1.
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As a result, there's no paper trail documenting why the agency selected some of its most controversial advisers.
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An hour later, however, Zuckerberg struggled to explain how Facebook's most controversial new partner fits into its mission.
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But it was by far the most controversial part, and also the part that raises the most questions.
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Image: Carlos Poveda / FUSIONThe gene drive is quickly becoming one of the most controversial technologies of our time.
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The ad is a comprehensive critique of Mr. Trump's most controversial moments, with evidence to back it up.
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In that time, he argued, some of the Trump administration's most controversial immigration policies might be deemed illegal.
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On August 2100th the White House rescinded that order, giving officers renewed access to the most controversial equipment.
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Bill Clinton pardoned Rich on his last day in office, one of his most controversial decisions as president.
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The most controversial case, though, is in Florida, where 65% of voters passed constitutional Amendment 4 in November.
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Two of President Donald Trump's most controversial tweets were sent exactly a year apart, almost to the minute.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Huawei is one of the biggest and most controversial tech companies on the planet.
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One of the most controversial parts of Section 702 is how the NSA records conversations about foreign agents.
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But purely considered as an investment case, WeWork is arguably the most controversial player in the world today.
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Simply put, it was the kind of performance that validated one of the selection committee's most controversial picks.
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But the designations are among the most controversial under Obama, with strong opposition among local and state leaders.
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For their two most controversial bits, the Times team doesn't seem to be quoting sources with firsthand knowledge.
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Like many others, I find the bigotry behind the Republican front-runner's most controversial views infuriating and frightening.
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Perhaps Zinke's most controversial move came earlier this month, with the proposed dismantling of the Endangered Species Act.
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One of the bill's most controversial provisions makes the "failure to report a crime" into a crime itself.
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We all know what happened because it was only the most controversial thing on the show last year.
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It joins a host of other proposals on the topic but stands out as the most controversial offering.
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The US is watching from home, while host country Russia is the tourney's most controversial site in decades.
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The House this week quietly pushed aside some of the most controversial proposals in President Trump's budget request.
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This is also happening the same week they're putting Mark Fuhrman, their most controversial witness, on the stand.
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The Great Plains — North Dakota, South Dakota, and Nebraska — were clearly the most controversial part of this experiment.
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The most controversial thing Hamilton's America dares to note is that most of the Founding Fathers kept slaves.
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He's achieved online virality by tweeting a picture of what may well be the world's most controversial pizza.
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So far, the President has not paid a tangible price for living up to his most controversial promises.
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Here's a brief, hilarious and cringe-inducing roundup of some of his best and most controversial political ambushes.
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Erik Prince was one of the most controversial players in George W. Bush's handling of the Iraq War.
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But the most significant section — and likely the most controversial — focuses on filter bubbles, clickbait, and fake news.
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One of the most controversial cases of that era is now enjoying a resurgence: Brown Shoe Co. Inc.
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One of the most controversial changes in California was a law passed last year to end cash bail.
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Yeah, PBS is not particularly ... I can't think of ... What was the most controversial show for you all?
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For these reasons and more, D.A.F.s have become one of the most controversial issues in the charitable world.
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Along with now-confirmed Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, he has been one of Trump's most controversial Cabinet picks.
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The media and Clinton campaign had repeated all of his most controversial statements verbatim over and over again.
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The piecemeal approach Trump could also just take individual steps to address his most controversial or troublesome holdings.
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She will work on one of Mr. Macron's most controversial plans, loosening the regulations in the job market.
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For these reasons and more, D.A.F.s have become one of the most controversial issues in the charitable world.
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These photographs document, and invite us to reconsider, one of the most controversial episodes in civil rights history.
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The film has become one of the most controversial of the season because of its content as well.
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Gervais has since hosted the Golden Globes five times and made sure Sunday was his most controversial yet.
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That referendum seems to come down to Rouhani's most controversial policies: his nuclear deal and his economic opening.
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What she can do is carry out smaller surgical strikes on some of President Obama's most controversial policies.
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Mr López Obrador's most controversial idea is the creation of a national guard under the control of the army.
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Stingrays, a secretive law enforcement surveillance tool, are one of the most controversial technologies in the government's spy kit.
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Trevor Noah just conducted one of his most impressive interviews to date, with one of his most controversial guests.
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The executive order's effects on green card holders was among the most controversial aspects among the order's bipartisan critics.
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Most controversial to date was the 120-day travel ban, a move the State of Washington challenged as unconstitutional.
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But that was before Graham turned into a staunch Trump ally, defending many of the president's most controversial moves.
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Declaring that "America deserves better," the video then shifts to Trump, targeting some of the president's most controversial remarks.
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But it was his nonpolitical clients that made him one of the most controversial additions to Trump's defense team.
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The special investigates Obama's most controversial policy initiatives through the eyes of his closest advisors and most outspoken critics.
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On Tuesday, Clinton also turned her focus to Trump's most controversial idea: Banning Muslims from entering the United States.
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Stephen Miller, perhaps the most controversial of Trump's top aides, has played a big role in anything immigration related.
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At the time, Halcion was the most widely used sleep medication and among the most controversial drugs in use.
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Alissa Wilkinson: Bohemian Rhapsody is among the year's most controversial Best Picture nominees, for a whole bunch of reasons.
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THE Citizens United ruling in 2010 was one of the most controversial in the history of America's Supreme Court.
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One of the most controversial rape scenes in Hollywood history was filmed without the consent of its lead actress.
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Sundown Friday to Saturdays has also coincided with the timing of some of Trump's most controversial tweets and actions.
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The all-athletes season of Dancing with the Stars has reportedly signed the most controversial name in figure skating.
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Johnny Manziel, one of the NFL's most controversial players, has a message for President Trump: Let the haters hate.
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In recent years, North Carolina's highest court has become the arbiter of some of the state's most controversial issues.
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After much speculation, the most controversial name in figure skating —Tonya Harding — will be joining the show this season.
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That is one of the biggest and most controversial issues of his tenure: curbing epidemic levels of teen vaping.
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The balloons have fallen in Cleveland signaling the end to one of the most controversial conventions in 100 years.
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This could be the most controversial element, with many Dems unhappy it's tied to the funding bill. http://bit.
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But the most expensive handout, a 10-day, first-class trip to Israel, is also perhaps the most controversial.
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Bannon is seen as one of President Trump's most controversial influencers, often pushing and promoting nativist, right-wing policies.
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One of the most controversial aspects of the AHCA is that it would eliminate the pre-existing conditions requirement.
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Though the most controversial bit of his interview came when he commented about fellow living tennis legend, Serena Williams.
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Religious liberty One of the most controversial cases of the term pits claims of religious liberty against LGBT rights.
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However, "an increase to $250 billion would go too far," Volcker added, referring to the bill's most controversial provision.
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The Tar Heel State was home to one of the most controversial moments so far in the Trump campaign.
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They have also been two of the most controversial billionaires, at least when it comes to their political contributions.
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The Airbus A220 was one of the most controversial and highly anticipated new planes to launch in recent memory.
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"This is the most controversial regulatory undertaking in the history of the Department of Education," Hartle told the Post.
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The most controversial item was a new tax on sugary soft drinks, a measure meant to combat childhood obesity.
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The number of consecutive hours doctors-in-training should work is one of the most controversial issues in medicine.
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After all, it was the culmination of one of Trump's most controversial campaign promises to build a deportation force.
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Replacing New York Fed President Bill Dudley may be one of the most controversial Fed appointments in recent memory.
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Repeatedly, the book turns to court documents to explain some of the most controversial moments in his criminal career.
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Napster became one of the fastest-growing businesses of all time, as well as one of the most controversial.
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Whatever his sins, many audiences would want to see how he portrays Vidal, one of our most controversial writers.
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The most-nominated film overall is one of the year's most commercially successful (and one of its most controversial).
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The idea of increasing taxes as a deflationary measure is probably one of the most controversial aspects of MMT.
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The most controversial part of that act was Title II, which applies to public accommodations, like restaurants and hotels.
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Among the most controversial of the texts was Strzok's response to Page's query asking if Trump could be elected.
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The company, however, appears committed to its most controversial policy in this area: allowing politicians to run false ads.
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Democrats on the panel have indicated that they see Dourson and Wehrum as the most controversial of the nominees.
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Micron Technology will be the "most controversial quarter of the week" when it reports after the close, Cramer said.
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She helped them make sense of the most controversial social and political issues of the time on that show.
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I feel like these decisions will be the be the most controversial and hardest to decide for the justices.
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Dylan Matthews: Let's start with the most controversial argument in the book — that the prequels are not actually terrible.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi may be the most popular politician in India, but he's also the most controversial.
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Women's reproductive rights and transgender liberation are two of the greatest and most controversial political movements in the 21st century.
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She's the highest paid reality-TV star and married to one of the most controversial figures in music, after all.
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His final and most controversial point in response to the legislative changes question was about what he dubbed "enabling innovation".
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This week Ohio hosted two of America's most controversial conferences: the Republican National Convention and the Gathering of the Juggalos.
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Perhaps the most controversial piece of Target's plan is its decision to lower prices at the expense of gross margin.
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Opponents and critics will note that, in its substance, Trump did little to back down from his most controversial plans.
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But its CEO Reed Hastings has been donating to lawmakers who passed one of the country's most controversial abortion laws.
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Its most controversial sequence shows an English-speaking photojournalist scrambling to find his camera and being questioned by Chinese authorities.
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America's most controversial startup was finally bought out this week, but WeWork is a symptom of a much larger problem.
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"Earthrise" also provided the visual groundwork for one of the most controversial ideas in modern scientific history—the Gaia hypothesis.
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It has been described as the most controversial force within the Church, and critics describe it as secretive and elitist.
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America's most controversial startup was finally bought out last week, but WeWork is a symptom of a much larger problem.
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Recently eliminated contestant Connor Saeli appeared on PeopleTV's Reality Check and dished on this season's most controversial contestant, Luke Parker.
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One of the most controversial provisions of Senate Bill 4, however, did not, in Judge Garcia's eyes, threaten constitutional norms.
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So perhaps it's fitting that an old comedy sketch has resurfaced to become the most relatable, and most controversial, meme.
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The most controversial provision of the nuclear deal it signed with world powers in 2015 allows it to enrich uranium.
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Maybe "the most controversial book of the decade" was intended as a career comeback, but it reads like an epitaph.
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Perhaps more than anything, they recall some of the most controversial actions of the Israeli Defense Forces under his government.
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The most controversial bit was an answer the journalist apparently received to his question on the fate of unrepentant sinners.
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"You can't have the most controversial demands and not send your best striker to the match," the same official said.
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Kim Kardashian West just brought one of the most controversial shoe trends from 2019 — and the early 2000s — to 2020.
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Meet the most controversial film of Sundance 2016, one that had people walking out just minutes into its premiere screening.
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A leading authority on robotization has doubled down on his most controversial forecast — that automation threatens 47% of American jobs.
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Noah was excited to show me the Barbican and Denys Lasdun's National Theatre, one of London's most controversial Brutalist buildings.
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Moore is one of the most controversial and conservative politicians in America, known for his unbending stances on social issues.
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And here he is, inserting the same dynamic in the world's most beloved (and already its most controversial) weekly drama.
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It would be a major blow against one of the most controversial, and most unnecessarily harmful, sections of the DMCA.
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Among the most controversial has been the one for state and local taxes, often referred to as the SALT deduction.
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Despite some positive updates, the USB-C generation of the MacBook Pro has been the company's most controversial since 2016.
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Dr. Willerslev was then invited to look for DNA in one of the most controversial skeletons ever found: Kennewick Man.
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Of all the technology sector's battleground stocks, Cramer has found the stock of Micron Technology to be the most controversial.
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However, Fitch notes that some of the most controversial measures on PiS's agenda during the electoral campaign have been avoided.
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Two decades before the Civil War, these two denominations wrestled with the most controversial social issue of the day: slavery.
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Responses to the most controversial issue, on Muslim immigration, were released in summary form before the bulk of the survey.
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Related: [Exclusive] Ai Weiwei says Twitter is Art Cuba's Most Controversial Artist Is Running For President Know Your Hashtag: #YoTambienExijo
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The most controversial passages in the book struck me as utterly mainstream with respect to the science at this point.
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Perhaps the most controversial announced pilot was one for drugs, mostly to treat cancer, administered at hospitals and doctors offices.
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Op-Ed Contributor LAHORE, Pakistan — ON Friday, Pakistan's most controversial social media starlet, Qandeel Baloch, was strangled by her brother.
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The book, out this Monday, is likely to be the most controversial of his career, in addition to the fastest.
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A judge in Montana has halted the construction of Keystone XL, one of the most controversial pipelines in North America.
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The result was that some of Trump's loudest and most controversial allies weresuddenly targeting their ire at the White House.
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Following that question period, the Senate will take up the witness question, the most controversial procedural issue of these proceedings.
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Move to HBO: One of the most controversial moves in recent years was the deal between Sesame Workshop and HBO.
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At least 5,000 people have been killed as a result of Duterte's drug war, his landmark and most controversial policy.
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I avoid most controversial entries altogether, and I'm especially careful about cluing certain entries inoffensively (such as AFRO or HOMIE).
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Well, the most controversial of all those campaign contributions dealt with money that they gave to these campaigns in Nevada.
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The Monochrom has been one of Leica's most controversial digital cameras ever since the first version came out in 103.
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There's reason for that: It's taken directly from one of the most controversial and frequently critiqued parts of King's novel.
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But the most controversial aspect is the $10,000 cap on state and local tax deductions, which would also become permanent.
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" The most controversial of which was: "If the Pope had AIDS, he'd have more to worry about than your prayers.
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And in one of its most controversial features, the law caps the deduction for state and local taxes at $22,21099.
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I avoid most controversial entries altogether, and I'm especially careful about cluing certain entries inoffensively (such as AFRO or HOMIE).
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Always one of the most controversial players, Uruguay's Luis Suarez will try to keep his head above water in Russia.
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She says in a release out later today: Go deeper: Some of Sarah Sanders' most controversial claims as press secretary
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The most controversial part of the Republican response to the State of the Union on Tuesday night, delivered by Gov.
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Faced with some of her husband's most controversial stances, including his position on immigration, Melania Trump was unwavering in her support. .
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Oh, you thought Twitter suing the government to keep its users' identities secret would be the most controversial story this week?
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Perhaps the most controversial was the administration's zero-tolerance policy that led to thousands of children being separated from their parents.
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Five years later, it is deemed one of the most controversial pieces of legalisation passed by the devolved government at Holyrood.
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After all, you could watch this teaser a few times in the span of the movie's most controversial (and slowest) scene.
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Ms. Wolf's most controversial jokes were about the press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, partly because she made them to her face.
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But he has repeatedly shown that even some of his most controversial threats are more than mere bargaining chips or bluster.
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Last week, redditor always934 revealed something that may permanently alter how you think about one of the series' most controversial characters.
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The Times will continue automatically approving some comments, and a ranked list will point moderators to the most controversial comments first.
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The Belo Monte dam, one of the most controversial ever constructed in Brazil, is located on the Xingu River near Altamira.
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Meanwhile, Chris Harrison teased the "most controversial Bachelor finale ever," with such unbridled pleasure that I really thought he might purr.
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Mueller's decision not to force Trump to submit to an interview may be one of the special counsel's most controversial moves.
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UberPOP has been the most controversial part of Uber in Europe, and many countries have been trying to ban the service.
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The Nobel Peace Prize is probably the most controversial Nobel of all —and not just because Mahatma Gandhi never got one.
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Chances are — even if you only have the most peripheral interest in America's most controversial family — you've wondered the same thing.
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Why it matters: One of the most controversial aspects of the GOP tax plan has been how much it would cost.
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Bar maybe bullfighting or anything else that involves stabbing animals with little swords, MMA is easily the most controversial sport going.
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After some of his most controversial comments, his communications team has said his words should be taken seriously, but not literally.
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This final stage, the most controversial, could take a decade or more to realize and is described as important but optional.
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During the past few years, Obamacare has been one of the most controversial and talked about policies in the United States.
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Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway said Melania Trump's speech will not serve to highlight her husband's most controversial and inflammatory tweets.
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Ward has long cast herself as a staunch ally of Trump and has embraced some of his most controversial positions. Sen.
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Though Iraq may be the most controversial British conflict of the past few decades, it is by no means the deadliest.
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The Senate will spend the rest of the week working through a slate of Trump nominees considered most controversial by Democrats.
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It's a varied list that reflects some of the most controversial subjects in Wikipedia's history and well before that as well.
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Those include compelling Cabinet secretaries to testify, requesting the President's tax returns and scrutinizing some of his most controversial policy decisions.
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Withdrawing the US from the deal was one of the biggest and most controversial foreign policy decisions Trump has made yet.
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As a longtime adviser to Trump, Schiller has been present for some of the most controversial moments of Trump's political career.
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President Donald Trump is one of the most controversial world leaders in modern times, igniting the ire of America's staunchest allies.
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More than a dozen states are coming to President Trump's defense over one of his most controversial executive orders on regulations.
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As Business Insider's millennial wealth reporter, I've been covering the intersection of money and the lifestyles of today's most controversial generation.
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Instagram will soon be expanding one of its biggest and most controversial experiments: hiding the number of likes on a post.
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One of President Donald Trump's most controversial judicial nominees will have to start the nomination process all over again next year.
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The Bite MethodI have many special techniques, but my most controversial one that no one else does is the biting method.
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While one of the most successful, Stewart has also been one of the most controversial drivers in NASCAR over his career.
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The designer is a savvy marketing mind: His name is synonymous with some of the buzziest, most controversial ad campaigns, ever.
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This last proposal, the "border adjustment tax," is gaining traction on Capitol Hill, but it is also the most controversial proposal.
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The exit bill has been one of the most controversial subjects following the U.K.'s decision to leave the European Union.
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Republicans are eager to use her presence against Democrats, tying candidates to her views and some of her most controversial comments.
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" When asked one of the most controversial questions in air travel, he's honest: "I do recline my seat, but not fully.
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Yet some A.C.L.U. members expressed concern the A.C.L.U.'s resolve to defend the most controversial speech may be weakening after Charlottesville.
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BERLIN — In the center of Berlin, across from the city's cathedral, one of Germany's most controversial construction projects is nearing completion.
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A month ago, Facebook evicted seven of its most controversial users, including Alex Jones, the conspiracy theorist and founder of Infowars.
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Through the open window we could see what really goes on in one of the most controversial places on the planet.
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"Nick & Nora/Sid & Nancy" (season 222, episode 222) Of all Rory's love interests, Jess is probably the most controversial among fans.
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His unsympathetic views of postcolonial life in Africa and the Caribbean made him among the most controversial writers of his time.
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"In God's Name: An Investigation Into the Murder of Pope John Paul I" (2000) was perhaps the most controversial of all.
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Some more important issues include corporal punishments, which create some of the most controversial perceptions of Islam in the modern world.
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The judge's most controversial comments came when Lindsey Schuett described her experience by video from South Korea, where she now lives.
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Charlize Theron admits she struggled with saying some of Megyn Kelly's most controversial comments while playing the news anchor in Bombshell.
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Clarke's most controversial film was the 1977 "Scum," starring Mr. Winstone as the marquee inmate at a prison for juvenile offenders.
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The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was one of the biggest and most controversial bills passed by the Trump administration.
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But the provision that proved most controversial to the DeVoses would have established a Detroit Education Commission, appointed by the mayor.
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This area is one of America's most controversial diplomatic arrangements because North Korea knows exactly how to provoke and escalate situations.
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Trump's response to a deadly neo-Nazi rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, remains one of the most controversial moments in his presidency.
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The new proposal would lock in those provisions, as well as one of the most controversial parts of last year's bill.
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Her nomination as the secretary of education was one of President Donald Trump's most controversial picks, despite her limited media exposure.
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It later became a major voice during the 2015 push on Capitol Hill to overhaul the NSA's most controversial spying programs.
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Most controversial has been Mr. Erdogan's push to expand religious education, in ways that thrill his supporters and alarm his critics.
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Then there's the matter of Pritzker's personal finances, which has loomed as one of the most controversial issues in the race.
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Since then, Grisham has been a fierce advocate for Melania, often publicly defended the first lady during her most controversial times.
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Ms. Kirkpatrick's ad is a compilation of some of the most controversial statements Mr. Trump has made in the campaign so far.
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The country, of course, has been repeatedly used for satire purposes (perhaps the most controversial example came in 2014 with The Interview).
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Once it hits that mark, Berkshire Hathaway breaks even and starts to make money on its investment — one of Buffett's most controversial.
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So the authors make their most controversial proposal - when interest rates are close to zero, monetary and fiscal policy should be coordinated.
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Two of the most controversial creators on YouTube Tana Mongeau and Jake Paul got married last year, but broke up in January.
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This court has stopped many of Trump's most controversial executive orders, like the travel ban and emergency funding for a border wall.
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Labour's most controversial policy was a plan to cap energy prices, denounced as "Marxist" by the Tories, who went on to win.
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JIM CRAMER: We got an incredible chance to check with what may be the single most controversial company in this market today.
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Those jokes are considered the most controversial of the set; Sanders, who was seated near Wolf, was visibly upset with her remarks.
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The third solution is the most controversial: a social-insurance scheme or an inheritance levy to raise more money for social care.
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It's not surprising that Donald Trump's key Cabinet nominees are being asked to defend his most controversial statements at their confirmation hearings.
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IT WAS BRAZIL'S most controversial trial since Tiradentes ("Toothpuller") was hanged in 1792 for plotting in Minas Gerais against Portuguese colonial rule.
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Conservatives: Arguably the Conservatives' most controversial policy throughout the campaign has been a plan for health and home care for elderly Britons.
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The most controversial items in CETA, such as the investor dispute settlement, would not need to feature in such accord, he said.
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Just a few weeks ago, Belgium's Gambling Committee took up the most controversial gaming question of the season: are loot boxes gambling?
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His show runs on a TV channel owned by Ihor Kolomoisky, one of the country's most controversial oligarchs, who lives in Israel.
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The most controversial thing that happens in Deadpool 2 takes place in the first few minutes, even before the opening credits roll.
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Her split decision win over Gadelha in December 2014 is one of the most controversial conclusions in the history of the division.
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What you need to know: Not much has changed, especially not the most controversial provisions of the previous version of the bill.
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One of the most controversial titles out of the Toronto Film Festival is back in the hands of its maker once again.
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Brown, who in 2009 pleaded guilty to felony assault of his then-girlfriend Rihanna, is arguably the most controversial guest to appear.
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The most controversial parts of the ban, however, remain blocked as the whole thing makes its way to the Supreme Court. 4.
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The pre-Christmas news dump didn't disappoint this year with President Obama making one of his most controversial midnight rulemakings so far.
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This is the most controversial claim here, and one that will ruffle the feathers of the censorship-resistant, self-sovereign crypto community.
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The crystalline music of Anton Webern, the most controversial of the three great composers of the Second Viennese School, is often ignored.
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The pardons were amongst the most controversial in American history and dramatically pushed the boundaries of the appropriate use of executive authority.
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He noted that Democrats moved President Reagan's most controversial nominee, Robert Bork, to the floor in 1987, when they controlled the chamber.
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Of all the technology sector's battleground stocks, CNBC's Jim Cramer has found the stock of Micron Technology to be the most controversial.
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No stranger to risque fashion, Madonna's iconic slip dress and crucifix in "Like A Prayer" can be considered her most controversial look.
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The facility at Homestead swiftly emerged as one of the most controversial locations after several visiting Democrats likened it to a prison.
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The French president has put his support behind honoring Henri Philippe Petain, one of the most controversial figures in his nation's history.
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Logan Paul is one of the most controversial personalities on YouTube, where he has amassed nearly 25 million subscribers across his channels.
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Peter Thiel is one of the most controversial venture capitalists in Silicon Valley, and one of the industry's most vocal Trump supporters.
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Steve Bannon's departure from the White House on Friday ends months of speculation about the fate of the president's most controversial adviser.
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The app removed its most controversial features and evolved into what is now known as Citizen, relaunching in March of this year.
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I know that authors, when they don't want their most controversial part to define the work, they don't let you excerpt that.
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Yet what may be the most controversial aspect of the tax bill, its impact on the deficit, is clearly an unalloyed good.
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Even before the allegations of pursuing sexual relationships with teens, Moore was the most controversial major-party Senate nominee in recent memory.
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Honestly, when we pitched the show in the first place, the Western aspect of it was the most controversial and dangerous part.
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If implemented, the halting of the joint military exercises would be one of the most controversial moves to come from the summit.
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Perhaps the biggest surprise — and most controversial choice — was the nomination of Maria Grazia Chiuri of Dior as Designer of the Year.
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The resulting Court would still have a number of justices whose votes in the most controversial cases would match their political affiliation.
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Here are some new ways to describe your upcoming nuptials, courtesy of Tana Mongeau, one half of YouTube's most controversial power couple.
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Moreover (and this is where the law is most controversial) more than half the population must have a non-Western immigrant background.
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Sen. John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.) said Tuesday that he will vote against one of President Trump's most controversial judicial nominees.
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What is dead may never die, and even the most controversial mascots will live on in fan enthusiasm -- and trademarks, of course.
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"Frantz" is something of an anomaly in a series where the most controversial and acclaimed films push boundaries and blur genre distinctions.
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An interdisciplinary artist who also creates artwork from metal and wood, Maoyuan's animal sculptures are arguably the most controversial part of his oeuvre.
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Jerusalem (CNN)One of Israel's most controversial politicians, hard-liner Avigdor Liberman, was sworn in as the country's new defense minister on Monday.
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David Miscavige has been one of the most prominent figures in Scientology for more than 23 years – and one of the most controversial.
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The uncertainty over the order illustrated again the chaotic fallout of the new President's intent in rapidly fulfilling his most controversial campaign promises.
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After a rocky road to the awards ceremony, Kesha's stripped down Bob Dylan tribute somehow became the most controversial performance of the night.
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Is the sudden availability of the sneakers linked to the fact that 2018 has arguably been the most controversial year of West's career?
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Tax credits: One of the House bill's most controversial provisions was its proposal to eliminate the Affordable Care Act's income-based tax credits.
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One of President Donald Trump's most controversial campaign promises was to enact a "total and complete shutdown" of Muslims entering the United States.
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The New York Times decided to tackle one of the most controversial talking points out there: Should you let your dog kiss you?
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Guantanamo Bay is the United States' most controversial outpost, housing terrorism suspects indefinitely on a military base whose existence is in legal limbo.
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The Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) program, signed into law by President George W. Bush, is one of the country's most controversial energy policies.
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Publisher: Take-Two Interactive Software At its release, this was one of the most controversial "Call of Duty" games to ever come out.
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I expect the new gestural navigation system to be the most controversial part of Android 212 Q. There are two reasons for that.
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CNBC takes a look at Lynch's role in one of the biggest — and most controversial — deals in Britain's tech industry in recent history.
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Some also questioned how committed Pai was to transparency, pointing out that he's been less than forthcoming about the commission's most controversial actions.
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Much of the movement's notoriety can be attributed to its most controversial figures, like The Netherlands' Geert Wilders or France's Marine Le Pen.
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The most controversial portion of Michigan's plan would exempt counties with high unemployment rates, defined as 8.5% or higher, from the work requirements.
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During her recent appearance on First We Feast's Hot Ones, Chrissy Teigen was asked about a few of her most controversial food opinions.
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But her analysis has struggled to grab the public's attention this campaign season, especially in comparison with some of Trump's most controversial statements.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's posturing also allows the EU to avoid fulfilling the most controversial promise of the agreement: visa-free travel.
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Huawei has, after all, become one of the most controversial firms in the world and sits at the centre of a geopolitical storm.
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The committee's most controversial laureate of late is U.S. President Barack Obama, who was nominated in 2009, only 12 days into his presidency.
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And the first ad that his campaign produced centers around his most controversial proposal: a temporary ban on foreign Muslims entering the country.
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Nick Viall is the next Bachelor – and the choice was probably one of the most controversial ones the franchise has made in years.
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After Russia's annexation of Crimea she joined Aidar, one of the most controversial "voluntary" battalions fighting the separatists in the east of Ukraine.
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Today, Akhmetshin is working on perhaps his most controversial case, one that has opened accusations that he is effectively working for the Kremlin.
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The fast-approaching referendum could prove to be the most controversial political change in a generation with potentially far-reaching and longstanding consequences.
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Perhaps the most controversial choice Google has made with this expansion is that teens can choose to turn off supervision via the software.
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Among the most controversial proposals are allowing the federal government to negotiate drug prices through Medicare and letting Americans import drugs from abroad.
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But PiS won the election by promising moderate change, not revolution, and it sidelined its most controversial figure, the party leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski.
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This is the town that was built on oil, and has become synonymous with one of the most controversial energy sources out there.
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One of the world's most controversial tributes to Donald Trump is a photo of the president in a urinal in a Dublin bar.
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While we eagerly await next week's two-night finale, here's a look back at the franchise's most controversial After the Final Rose moments.
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Why it matters: Moore is one of the most controversial and conservative politicians in America, known for his unbending stances on social issues.
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But in recent weeks, McMaster has taken on the role of the bodyguard, brandishing his reputation to defend the president's most controversial actions.
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The three men Trump mentioned have different views of the 2003 Iraq invasion, arguably the most controversial foreign policy decision in a generation.
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One of the most controversial rules is the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) ozone standards, which NAM has labeled "the most expensive regulation" ever.
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He was arrested in 2014 as part of an investigation into one of the province's most controversial murders, but no charges were brought.
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Wells Fargo and JPMorgan Chase are also two of the preferred financiers for the U.S. fossil fuel industry's most controversial companies and projects.
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He has aligned most consistently with Thomas, and a slightly lesser extent with Justice Samuel Alito, on the most controversial disputes so far.
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They each have referenced the biologics issue as well as a provision affecting tobacco as among the most controversial parts of the agreement.
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Mr. Kuczynski, an economist, ran as a technocrat; Ms. Fujimori, a populist, is the daughter of one of the country's most controversial leaders.
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"The 2019 growth forecast is one of the most controversial and sensitive numbers in the medium-term program," one of the sources said.
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New Delhi (CNN)India's Supreme Court has reignited the debate over one of the country's most controversial laws -- the criminalization of homosexual acts.
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It also spawned one of the most controversial legacies of the civil rights movement: the use of affirmative action, particularly in higher education.
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The Grammy Award-winning musician's most controversial comments came in a rambling video interview at the Southern California offices of celebrity website TMZ.
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That "nigga" is not only one of our most controversial words but also one of our funniest is revealing, and worth puzzling over.
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At the same time, deep in the Amazon jungle, one of Brazil's most controversial environmental offenses, the Tapajós hydroelectric dam project, plowed forward.
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Where negotiations stand: One of the most controversial questions on the table, regarding auto manufacturing and rules of origin, has not been resolved.
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Wade became one of the most controversial Supreme Court decisions by legalizing abortion in the United States—Maude was in its first season.
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Being so close to Trump for so long means Schiller was around for some of the most controversial moments of Trump's political career.
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The most controversial suggestion was to change the law to require priests to report people who admit to committing sexual crimes during confession.
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His Thrasher coffee company offers a "Border Blend" – "our most controversial coffee ever" – promising part of the proceeds will go to Kolfage's organization.
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Department officials said they have since abandoned the civil rights proposals, which were sure to be the most controversial part of the plan.
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Art Review "The Incomplete Araki" is a knowingly redundant title for an exhibition of Japan's most prolific, most controversial, and most disobedient photographer.
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MS: Okay, well the most controversial of all of those campaign contributions dealt with money that they gave to these campaigns in Nevada.
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The most controversial part of the plan involved leasing NYCHA land to private developers to build apartment buildings right next to the projects.
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In addition to the Vaporfly, here are some of the most controversial sneakers that StockX says might have been ahead of their time:
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President Donald Trump has been among the most controversial presidents in US history, and just the third commander-in-chief to be impeached.
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The White House struck deals with an array of health industry sectors, though the deal with the pharmaceutical industry was the most controversial.
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The most controversial rant of late is Trump's Twitter threat to jail or strip the citizenship of individuals who burn the American flag.
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"The Rational Optimist," first published in 2010, is the most popular and perhaps the most controversial of popular-science writer Matt Ridley's books.
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Armed teachers The most controversial idea that Trump has embraced is arming teachers and school administrators with guns in order to protect schools.
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Sebastian Gorka, one of the most controversial figures in the controversy-laden Trump administration, left his job at the White House on Friday.
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Similarly to the current light-speed pace of reform in Poland, Fidesz sought to implement its most controversial projects as quickly as possible.
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Bush was never going to win by hoping that people forgot he's related to one of the most controversial figures in Republican history.
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VICE News: With respect to immigration, I think that's been one of [President Trump's] most controversial moves in office, is stepping up enforcement.
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With that said, it continues to be one of the most controversial topics of conversation regarding the Trump campaign's alleged collusion with Russia.
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Yet he rarely discusses one of the earliest -- and most controversial -- issues he championed in the Senate: his fight against busing to desegregate schools.
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And though he never rescinded his endorsement, Branstad freely criticized Trump during some of his most controversial episodes, such as when he mocked Sen.
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The fresh uncertainty over the order illustrated again the chaotic fallout of the new President's intent in rapidly fulfilling his most controversial campaign promises.
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That DNA finding led Mary Lacy, the Boulder district attorney at the time, to make one of the most controversial decisions in the case.
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Busing proved to be one of the most controversial -- and at times most effective -- policy solutions to the court-ordered racial integration of schools.
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But this hearing, which will help decide the fate of arguably the most controversial move Trump has made since taking office, received widespread attention.
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The FBI's investigation into a child pornography dark web site called Playpen has been one of the most controversial cases of law enforcement hacking.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MEXICO CITY — A long saga has developed out of Jill Magid's most controversial and highly publicized project yet.
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The big picture: Trump was discursive — and often combative — while defending some of his administration's most controversial policies, including family separation at the border.
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Wilders has emerged as among the most controversial far-right leaders in Europe, and has come under criticism for his harsh anti-Islam views.
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However, the episodes that feature some of the most controversial names in contemporary urban media tend to be the most memorable and buzzed about.
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Johnson has scrapped its most controversial element, which should win him the support of some of the hardcore Brexiteers who previously rejected May's deal.
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Either way, it's a good sign that in America's splintered politics, the most controversial thing about Tadeusz Kosciuszko is how to say his name.
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The specter of a long drawn-out fight over election results in one of the most controversial contests to date hovers over the nation.
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On Wednesday, the Mexican President avoided any specific discussions of the most controversial issues that Trump vows to push during his time in office.
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It's probably a good thing that Halloween only comes once a year because it brings out one of the most controversial candies out there.
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As for the Vision Fund's broader impact on startups, the most controversial question is whether stuffing balance-sheets with too much capital encourages indiscipline.
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One of the most controversial measures calls for shifting a third of the state's teacher pension obligations — or about $408 million — to local governments.
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As over-the-top sexual as it was groundbreaking, the modern-pop spectacle was one of the most controversial concert events in music history.
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One of his most controversial moves so far, targeting and ultimately sacking FBI Director James Comey, whom he called a "nut job," arguably backfired.
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RELATED: The most controversial tax reform proposal is officially dead But that will be difficult to advance without a way to pay for it.
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At 23, former Umbrella Movement leader Nathan Law is the youngest elected official in Hong Kong's history, and already one of its most controversial.
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Comey was perhaps the most controversial figure in Washington in the weeks surrounding the 2016 election — but he has been conspicuously quiet since Nov.
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Controversy over midazolam Lethal injection is the most common form of execution in the United States, but pentobarbital is not the most controversial element.
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The most controversial part of the copyright directive makes platforms like Google and Facebook responsible for copyright violations in material posted by their users.
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And thousands of Palestinians have found themselves at the centre of a long battle over the most controversial patch of the occupied West Bank.
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The most controversial aspect of the rule is known as the Best Interest Contract exemption and does not go into effect until Jan. 1.
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Registered in October 2010 with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), it was probably one of the most controversial commodity investment vehicles ever conceived.
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If confirmed by the Senate, Morgan will take the helm of one of the most controversial agencies within a gutted Department of Homeland Security.
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But Nova throws her most controversial curveball when she suggests that Black women don't have to limit their dating pool to Black men exclusively.
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Democrats say those documents are crucial to understanding Kavanaugh's thinking on some of the most controversial issues of the time, including torture and surveillance.
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Now that the justices have sanctioned his most controversial order to date, he may feel emboldened to take aggressive steps in other policy areas.
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The most controversial consists of 1.9 million acres in southeastern Utah known as Bears Ears because of two buttes that loom over the landscape.
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The most controversial example is Free Basics, which offers a limited version of the internet for free by partnering with specific apps and services.
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The most controversial feature — the possible removal of the headphone jack — has some worried that even loyal Apple customers will be pushed too far.
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It will probe some of President Obama's most controversial executive orders and regulations as it looks for ways to reassert Congressional power in Washington.
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The subcommittee markups are usually just a few minutes long each, as the most controversial topics are typically left out of the subcommittee portions.
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Throughout his career, Bolton has been involved in some of the most controversial incidents in US foreign policy history, including the Iran-Contra affair.
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For more than a decade, Elias has had a hand in some of the most controversial and fraught political legal fights across the country.
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In 2007, Blackwater contractors killed 17 civilians in Baghdad, Iraq, in one of the most controversial massacres in the American war in that country.
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Scroll down to see 24 photos that show the wild antics that took place at the wedding of two of YouTube's most controversial figures.
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Ironically, a company born out of government opposition to wireless consolidation is now pushing for one of the most controversial megadeals in industry history.
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The nuclear Iran deal, known technically as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, has been one of President Obama's most controversial foreign policy decisions.
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Among fans, the most controversial part of Adidas' partnership with the NBA since 2006 has been the sleeved jerseys the company introduced in 2013.
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Hours later, Moreno announced that the court had revised the rulings, reversing the most controversial part — in which the court took over parliament's powers.
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He also played a role in the most controversial policies of the George W. Bush administration, including the torture of detainees and warrantless wiretapping.
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One line in particular, which the party said would have prevented criticism of the Israeli government and its treatment of Palestinians, was most controversial.
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Mr. Chau's influence was also evident in what became the most controversial component of Phoenix: the elite counterterrorism teams known as Provincial Reconnaissance Units.
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This will easily be the most controversial move Apple has made in years, so it'll be interesting to hear the company's explanation for it.
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Last year&aposs Rewind video was criticized for failing to include some of YouTube&aposs most controversial stars, like PewDiePie and the Paul brothers.
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John Faso and lawyer Antonio Delgado in upstate New York -- also has seen some of the most controversial ads of the general-election season.
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As a result, Judge Gorsuch's former boss, Justice Kennedy, is expected to remain a decisive vote in the court's closest and most controversial cases.
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And it's where Trump has fired off some of his most controversial tweets, like his baseless claim that President Barack Obama wiretapped Trump Tower.
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Financial support from donor countries is crucial as Barrow attempts to reverse many of his predecessor's most controversial decisions and rehabilitate Gambia's image abroad.
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Nearly a year on, Ivanka Trump is still trying (and failing) to wall herself off from her father's most controversial behavior -- and alleged actions.
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In addition to being the biggest aggregator, Yodlee has also been the most controversial because of what it does with the data it collects.
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At least two other max-out donors from the firm have had roles in some of the most controversial recent financial scandals and mergers.
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This becomes clear in those brief parts of the book that address two of the most controversial moments of the 2008 presidential campaign: Mrs.
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But Tim Blake Nelson's new play attempts to probe the mind and biography of one of the most controversial philosophers of the ancient world.
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One of the most controversial legal and ethical questions in this area is whether fertility clinics must offer services to gay or lesbian couples.
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Jeff Sessions, already one of the most controversial and most influential members of Donald Trump's Cabinet, now finds himself enmeshed in a major scandal.
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Stephen K. Bannon, the president's chief strategist and one of his most controversial advisers, is exiting the Trump administration after a tumultuous seven-month stint.
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European parliament votes for controversial copyright reform (yes, again) An amendment that would have thrown out the most controversial component of the copyright reform — a.k.a.
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The public spat has also reignited debate over busing, which was one of the most controversial aspects of the effort to address segregation in schools.
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In the history of the US-Israel relationship, his nomination is by far the most controversial choice yet to be made by an American president.
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Now, we know that the mini-bag bag is one of the most controversial fashion trends of all time, and is even despised by some.
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But three sausages in a bun isn't where this ends: to make the Nürnburger, McDonald's collaborated with one of Germany's most controversial personalities, Uli Hoeneß.
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It is a dizzy display of one man's long-running investigation into one of the most controversial public and political figures in recent American history.
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The move all but ensures a protracted public and legal battle over one of Trump's most controversial policies, barely two weeks after he was inaugurated.
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Alissa Wilkinson: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is the most controversial of the Best Picture nominees, and it's also one of the favorites to win.
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By far the most controversial of the monuments is that to Christopher Columbus, who served the Spanish crown, and spoke and wrote only in Catalan.
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Barack Obama The committee's most controversial laureate of late is U.S. President Barack Obama, who was nominated in 2009, only 12 days into his presidency.
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They are not even sure how Mr Modi's most controversial policy, the sudden voiding, in November, of 86% of India's paper currency, will play out.
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"In keeping with President Johnson's vision for his library, we will take an unvarnished look at the most controversial fact of his presidency," Updegrove said.
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Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel, co-hosts of the fandom podcast Fansplaining, recently conducted the loosest of academic studies, all about literature's most controversial genre.
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The Irish backstop — the most controversial part of the existing Brexit deal — is to do with maintaining a seamless border on the island of Ireland.
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But it was the race's end that would make the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans one of the most controversial finishes in racing history.
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It will be a referendum of sorts on his most controversial move, the decision in November to scrap overnight the bulk of India's paper currency.
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"Emoji are among the most controversial characters that get encoded, yet they are rushed through with the minimum of scrutiny and public consultation," West wrote.
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Despite its consequences for Paul, YouTube is still faced with the fact that some of the most controversial videos are also the most popular ones.
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The difference between the Tomatometer and audience score for Netflix's aforementioned most controversial teen series, 133 Reasons Why, is a nearly 20 percentage point gulf.
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Lese majeste: Thailand's most controversial law, explained Lese majeste Since the death of King Bhumibol Adulyadej last week, Thailand has been plunged into deep mourning.
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That vote could reveal which judges disagree with their colleagues on the bench and support the arguments behind the new president's most controversial executive order.
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"The Old Dope Peddler" was one of Tom Lehrer's most controversial songs, and Mr Lehrer was once one of the most cutting satirists in America.
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The campaign is also still using only the first advertisement it produced, a spot that focuses on the most controversial aspects of his stump speech.
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Until this week, the most controversial aspect might be that all of the Legendaries weren't included among the decorations in its Pokemon-themed back room.
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Spotify will soon concede on one of its most controversial policies — that all music on its platform be available to both free and paid users.
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The so-called "enforcement initiative", the most controversial of four proposals decided by referendum on Sunday, was turned down by 58.9% of those who voted.
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To put King's tweet in context, let's take a tour through the long history of the Republican congressman's most controversial, aggro, and outright racist moments.
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In some ways, commodity markets have become unwitting hostages to the man likely to be regarded as the most controversial political leader of his time.
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He is still one of the most controversial faces in football, and he hit the headlines in Russia for his colorful appearances at Argentina games.
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One of the most controversial sites is Franco's tomb, "El Valle de los Caídos" (the Valley of the Fallen), which is protected under the law.
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Democratic attorneys general around the country have become political stars in the Trump era, leading court challenges to some of the administration's most controversial policies.
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A senior Supreme Court justice — appointed by a Republican president but who joined the court's liberal wing in the most controversial cases – had just retired.
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But the vast majority occurred during the 2628-28503 timeframe that gave birth to one of the most controversial counterintelligence probes in recent American history.
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But perhaps the most controversial example of team orders happened in 21989, and it led to a ban on the practice for nearly a decade.
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Read more:The most controversial 'Bachelor' couples of all time, and who they should've been with insteadHannah B. just asked her runner-up on a date.
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He also tends to stake out the most controversial position -- whether or not the current facts back it up -- and then refuses to back down.
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Instagram is testing a new feature in the US this week that could be its most controversial yet: hiding the number of "likes" on posts.
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During his first week in office, the President used a sacred hall in the Pentagon as the backdrop for one of his most controversial actions.
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On Monday, Chick-fil-A announced it was making a major change to perhaps the most controversial part of the company: its charitable-giving arm.
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In a 2013 cover feature for GQ, widely considered One Direction's most controversial to date, the writer gets two 15-minute slots with the band.
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The criticisms: Fare cuts: One of Uber's most controversial price cuts occurred every year in January across dozens of cities (it discontinued them this year).
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Donald Trump, the presumptive nominee of the Republicans, is one of the most controversial and disliked candidates in the history of America's two big parties.
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Emilia Clarke plays the most powerful female character on one of TV's most controversial shows when it comes to depictions of sex, rape, and nudity.
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The most controversial devices are the ion scanners now being used at several test sites out of the Golden State's vast empire of 34 prisons.
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One of the most controversial environmental regulations under the Obama administration was the Waters of the United States rule issued under the Clean Water Act.
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After a three-year investigation, the EU levied what is believed to be the largest and most controversial tax penalty in its thirty year history.
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The industry piece will also likely be the most controversial -- Democrats have already signaled they want tight restrictions on any money given to large companies.
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That is the most controversial aspect of the proposal, experts said, because it would apply more stress to a program that is already under pressure.
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So Castro's death Friday night wasn't just the passing of one of the world's most controversial and hated leaders, but the end of an era.
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In his most controversial move, Mr. Watson ordered that White House telephone operators record the names, business affiliations and office phone numbers of all callers.
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Everyone seemed focused on the most controversial element: Could the judges really order government investigators to take orders from a commission made of victims' representatives?
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His reputation as a straight shooter took serious hits with revelations about cases involving some of the country's most famous, and currently most controversial, names.
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Part of the episode — some of the most controversial seconds — unfolded as a local barber recorded it on his cellphone while he walked to work.
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Obama voted for the bill and has been generally reluctant to overhaul some of the most controversial programs exposed by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden.
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One of the most controversial clauses that creators have tweeted about since YouTube began alerting people to the upcoming changes has to do with termination.
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Business Insider spoke to former colleagues of Marcus&apos to understand what drives the man at the heart of Facebook&aposs most controversial project yet.
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And why would he intentionally recall and brag about one of the single most controversial things he's ever said (a distinction not thrown around lightly)?
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If they completely embrace Trump, even in his most controversial moments, they risk alienating key swing voters who are turned off by the President's statements.
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The most controversial nominees in the group are William Wehrum, tapped to lead the EPA's air office, and Michael Dourson, tapped for its toxics office.
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Near the beginning of her acceptance speech, she addressed, initially in a lighthearted way, one of the most controversial parts of her Golden Globes speech.
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" Theron also talked about having to recreate some of Kelly's most controversial comments in the interview, including the time Kelly emphatically pronounced Santa as "white.
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The crashes, the grounding of the fleet, and the public furor make the Boeing 737 Max one of the most controversial airliners in recent memory.
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And Reid's most controversial move as leader — invoking the "nuclear option" on Senate confirmations — will leave his party essentially powerless to halt Trump's Cabinet selections.
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This collection of her fiction and nonfiction mixes her most controversial writing with autobiography, like "My Suicide," an essay discovered after her death in 2005.
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And they believe the administration is rushing through some of the most controversial Cabinet nominees in recent history and thwarting their attempts to fully scrutinize them.
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They are among the most controversial rock samples ever collected on this planet, and they might represent some of the oldest forms of life ever found.
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Since he is now President-elect, Trump could be pressed to disavow or apologize for some of his most controversial and divisive campaign rhetoric and proposals.
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A last-minute proposal to remove the law's most controversial clause — known as Article 13 or the 'upload filter' — was narrowly rejected by just five votes.
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This measure is among the most controversial items on this year's Oklahoma primary ballot, inciting debates about religion and drawing a high number of early voters.
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Johnson, who entered Downing Street in July, renegotiated the most controversial part of that deal — the so-called Irish backstop — with his EU counterparts last week.
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Pruitt, the former Oklahoma attorney general, was one of the most controversial members of the Trump administration and brought a deeply conservative agenda to the agency.
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Scott Pruitt, one of President Donald Trump's most controversial and effective cabinet secretaries, is resigning from the Environmental Protection Agency after months of unending ethical scandals.
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The first ad, which was released online on Tuesday, attacks Mr Trump over his stance on women by repeating a number of his most controversial statements.
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Arguably the most controversial man in music, West made a raucous return to Twitter in April that has the entire internet feeling some type of way.
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As the Outline originally reported and TechCrunch confirmed, the Free Basics program has ended in Myanmar, perhaps Facebook's most controversial non-Western market at the moment.
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Much like its predecessor "thanks for coming to my TED talk," this was a meme for bringing some academia to our most controversial theories and opinions.
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"Usually, most biohackers are considered pretty crazy and very controversial, but he was the most controversial of the biohackers," another biohacker, Josiah Zayner, told BuzzFeed News.
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One of the most controversial issues is whether lifelike child sex robots might prevent pedophiles from offending, or should be banned because they might encourage it.
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Herbalife: Perhaps the most controversial report of the week will come from Herbalife, which was sanctioned by the FTC earlier this month for its selling practices.
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Initiative 77 was easily the most controversial measure on DC's primary race ballot, placing the city at the forefront of a national battle over workers' tips.
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Jake Paul is one of YouTube's most controversial creators for many reasons, from outrageous stunts and pranks to allegations of abuse and bullying from former collaborators.
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"Trump's most controversial comments pale in comparison to the sort of hyperbole that liberals regularly employ to describe Republicans and their policies," LifeZette's Edmund Kozak scolded.
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As Amazon prepares to lock down its mega-merger with Whole Foods, one of its most controversial sales practices may be coming back to haunt it.
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One of the most controversial proposals is to transfer to the National Congress from the federal government all decision-making responsibility tied to indigenous land demarcation.
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From displeasing collaborations to political petitions and even the odd nip slip, here's a list of the most controversial Super Bowl halftime performances of all time.
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The fight over Planned Parenthood funding is shaping up to be one of the most controversial and misinformation-filled areas of the health reform debate — again.
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And many others pointed out the sheer randomness of the reggae band being abruptly involved in one of the most controversial Supreme Court nominations in history.
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For the first time, Hillary Rodham Clinton reveals what she was thinking and feeling during one of the most controversial and unpredictable presidential elections in history.
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She was among President Trump's most controversial nominees and was narrowly confirmed on Tuesday, after Vice President Pence cast a tie-breaking vote in her favor.
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Steve Bannon reckons January will define his former boss's presidency — and that it's his last, best chance to make good on his most controversial campaign promises.
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Uber's new legal chief, Tony West, has been on the job since Monday and he's already beginning to dismantle some of the company's most controversial practices.
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Special Counsel Robert Mueller is now investigating some of President Trump's most controversial actions taken in office, unnamed White House sources told the New York Times.
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While the directive offers a broad overhaul of EU copyright law, its most controversial articles require web platforms to filter and remove content that infringes copyright.
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At the same time, Pence distanced himself from many of Trump's most controversial positions, such as the wholesale deportation of undocumented immigrants in the United States.
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Mexico Trump's promise to build a wall on the Mexican border is perhaps the most famous, and one of the most controversial, vows of his campaign.
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Pruitt is easily the most controversial environment-related Trump nominee, and his hearing on Wednesday is certain to lay out the partisan divide over his nomination.
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Perhaps most controversial and promising has been the city's futuristic "heat list" — an algorithm-generated list identifying people most likely to be involved in a shooting.
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But he also held the line on some of the church's most controversial policies, and introduced others that roiled even some of its most faithful members.
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Meanwhile, Democratic attorneys general around the country have become political stars in the Trump era, leading court challenges to some of the administration's most controversial policies.
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In what has essentially been a very long wedding "special," the most controversial couple on TV gets married, and they find their own happily ever after.
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The EPA and Interior are further tasked with reviewing and, presumably, withdrawing the most controversial rules, including the Clean Power Plan and BLM hydraulic fracturing rule.
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Fox News' Ed Henry, NBC News' Andrea Mitchell and other prominent correspondents called on the association to apologize for the most controversial portions of Wolf's act.
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The wheels bounce down, the engine goes quiet and we step out onto one of the wildest -- and most controversial -- bits of real estate in America.
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In less than two weeks since the election, already Trump has disavowed or downplayed many of the most controversial items that were central to his campaign.
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The GOP also said it is committed to getting a conference report that President Obama would sign, effectively neutering the bill of its most controversial pieces.
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Lawyers for Leopold have suggested that the final batch of emails may be "the most controversial," since they need to go through multiple agencies before release.
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What would have been the most controversial provision of the bill, which dealt with ZTE, was jettisoned during House–Senate negotiations to reconcile each chamber's version.
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It touches on issues such as electric grid modernization, energy efficiency upgrades and natural gas exports, although it avoids the most controversial Democratic or Republican proposals.
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The chief is a prominent spokesperson for diversity and inclusion issues and has made headlines for speaking out on some of America's most controversial political policies.
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We've had a few important reminders over the past month that some of the most controversial issues in the immigration debate didn't start with President Trump.
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They show Schiff meeting at the event with Fusion GPS Founder Glenn Simpson, one of the key and most controversial figures in the Russia collusion scandal.
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A more independent party Perhaps the most controversial statement of Ocasio-Cortez's campaign was when she didn't commit to backing Crowley if she lost the nomination.
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This faith — one of the fastest-growing, most dynamic and most controversial in the nation — receives just a few sentences in the book's 400-plus pages.
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"Many of Labour&aposs most controversial policies, such as nationalisation or increased public spending on key services, actually enjoy wide support amongst the public," he said.
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And they definitely do not need to get distracted by unnecessary drama generated by comments from one of the party's most iconic, and most controversial, figures.
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One of AMLO's most controversial messages in his presidential campaign was suggesting amnesty on some drug crimes as a necessary step to end the drug war.
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One day not too long ago, more than 10,000 people packed themselves into a Detroit convention center to hear the most controversial politician in America speak.
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Looking back: Mr. Bush's successful campaign for the presidency in 1988 included a racially charged attack ad that remains among the most controversial in modern politics.
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But the racist novel that resulted from that episode, "The Camp of the Saints," would become his most famous, most controversial and, surprisingly, most influential work.
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Despite the government backtracking on the most controversial aspect of the bill, thousands of students returned to the streets of Paris and other cities on Thursday.
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The killing of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani has proven to be among the most controversial White House moves so far in the already volatile Middle East.
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It also clarifies some of the most controversial parts of the bill that Democrats argue could open the door to laxer rules for the biggest banks.
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But there are a few stocks which deeply divide analyst opinions — and, perhaps unsurprisingly, far and away the most controversial is Elon Musk's electric automaker, Tesla.
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Despite thousands of studies spanning decades, I discovered that alcohol remains one of the most controversial and confusing topics for people concerned about controlling their weight.
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The special counsel could also force Trump to answer tough questions about his knowledge of some of the most controversial events related to the Russia probe.
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President Trump in January ordered officials to issue the easement allowing developers to build under North Dakota's Lake Oahe, the most controversial stretch of the project.
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The task force will probe some of President Obama's most controversial executive orders and regulations as it looks for ways to reassert GOP power in Washington.
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Hartnett White, a fellow at the Texas Public Policy Foundation, has been one of Trump's most controversial nominations because of her public skepticism about climate change.
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The contentious standoff could make the Burr-Feinstein bill the most controversial salvo in a heated Capitol Hill debate over whether and how Congress should act.
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A week into his presidency, he took one of his most controversial steps, banning most travelers from seven predominantly Muslim nations from entering the United States.
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Bannon is the very embodiment of those two characteristics, and he will also steer Trump toward enacting some of his most controversial and far-right policy proposals.
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The 1995 murder trial surrounding the death of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman is still one of the most controversial legal proceedings in modern U.S. history.
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Ukrainian politicians, including President Petro Poroshenko, who handed the singer the award on Monday, have hailed the win, one of the most controversial in the contest's history.
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Nothing delights this glum critic's heart more than watching a couple stumble through the work of one of the twentieth century's most controversial gay photographers: Robert Mapplethorpe.
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But Facebook is the one that lost control of its data and found itself mixed up in one of the most controversial political campaigns in American history.
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And, for sure, statements deriding the president aren't sufficient to neuter Trump's most controversial moves, and they most certainly aren't going to end his term any sooner.
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One of the most controversial aspects of the crime bill: granting states billions to build prisons if they passed their own tough sentencing laws with mandatory minimums.
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But even in its most controversial moments, the show has been a massive pop culture event, bringing audiences together on a scale we may never see again.
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Twitter user Dian Onno was so bemused by the shirt that she started a Twitter thread featuring some of the label's most controversial items — to hilarious effect.
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The sheriff and several parents from the district have said they support arming teachers, which is one of the most controversial recommendations for quickly enhancing school security.
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WASHINGTON — Republicans have failed to muster enough votes to confirm one of President Donald Trump's most controversial judicial nominees to date, Thomas Farr, likely ending the nomination.
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However, she is hoping to win over enough of them to pass it by agreeing a legal addendum with the EU on the deal's most controversial element.
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After the inauguration, he became a senior adviser with authority over some of the biggest and most controversial issues in foreign policy, including the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Notably, he did not reference his most controversial campaign promises: a wall along the Mexican border and a "total and complete shutdown" on Muslims entering the country.
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Washington (CNN)One of Donald Trump's top supporters insisted Sunday that the Republican nominee is backing away from one of his most controversial immigration proposals: mass deportations.
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Bryce Wilson is probably Australia's most well-known and potentially most controversial urban explorer, but turns out he came across urban exploration, or "urbex," by pure chance.
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Most controversial is the DAMA/LIBRA experiment (Dark Matter/Large Sodium Iodide Bulk for Rare Processes), located deep underground in the Gran Sasso mountain in central Italy.
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And Sharpless has praised Gottlieb's actions on tobacco — the most controversial part of his legacy, and one that won't be fully cemented by the time he leaves.
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In early January, Tesla's Elon Musk was spotted there, where he reportedly met with Steve Bannon, likely the most controversial member of the President-elect's inner circle.
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The Conservatives have managed just three defections, but even small numbers matter to a minority government trying to steer through the most controversial legislation in a generation.
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When she's not maintaining a stony silence about her father's most controversial policy proposals, she speaks persuasively, if vaguely, about important issues, like job training and infrastructure.
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Wells Fargo: As the most controversial company out there right now, Cramer will be waiting to see if heads will roll or the CEO will step down.
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More than half a decade ago, one of Apple's most controversial computers came to life, molded out of aluminum into a striking, hard-to-ignore cylindrical design.
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Trump himself is reportedly an avid reader of the site, frequently re-tweeting its articles and using them as sources for some of his most controversial claims.
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Kobach is the Kansas secretary of state, a post that belies how involved he has been in some of the most controversial policies of the conservative movement.
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White House Steve Bannon is one of the most controversial members of Trump's team so, naturally, innocent Steve Bannon often receives some of the nastiest Twitter vitriol.
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It would allow the Court to dismiss or remand the case to a lower federal court, further delaying its consideration of one of Trump's most controversial policies.
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Le Pen's most controversial campaign promise is to take France out of the European Union — a move that could result in the break-up of the Eurozone.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Billionaire philanthropist Betsy DeVos, already known as one of the most controversial nominees for education secretary in U.S. history, now risks a rare congressional rejection.
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Perhaps the most controversial hypothesis by Berger and his team is that Naledi buried its dead -- a behavior that most scientists believe is limited to modern humans.
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Washington (CNN)Justice Anthony Kennedy, the man who so often determines the outcome of the most controversial Supreme Court cases, is himself the center of brewing speculation.
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His visit also came at a delicate time: The court is currently considering the fate of the travel ban, arguably the President's most controversial initiative to date.
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" The ad then asks "What's Donald's opinion of our citizens?" and highlights some of his most controversial insults, including "How stupid are the people of the country?
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Once these measures are in place, it will become possible to take the most controversial step: halting the uncontrolled migrant flow across Greece's northern border with Macedonia.
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Zuma, a 20093-year-old anti-apartheid veteran and Zulu polygamist, has been South Africa's most controversial leader since the end of white minority rule in 1994.
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If Democrats control 49 seats instead of 173, they will be that much closer to peeling off Republicans to stop some of Trump's most controversial agenda items.
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His two most controversial proposals — building a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border and banning non-citizen Muslims from entering the U.S. — were referred to only obliquely.
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The measure may be the most controversial of the government's early efforts to lay the groundwork for 5G, the highly-touted upgrade to the country's wireless networks.
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After all, Jerusalem is the capital of Israel, one of America's strongest allies in the Middle East deserving of priority even during the most controversial of disputes.
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The most controversial part of his program is his relationship with the military and his willingness to give them a greater role in public safety and security.
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In telling the messy back story behind one of the most controversial Supreme Court decisions, it offers a new window on the still-roiling debate over abortion.
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Recent history has shown that Republicans experience mixed results when they tie their candidacies to Trump, who is among the most controversial presidents of the modern era.
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The federal government entered a partial shutdown late last month after lawmakers hit an impasse on funding for the wall, one of Trump's most controversial campaign promises.
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Considering that Bosnich now has a relatively high-profile role in the Australian media, it seems that his most controversial moment in football has been somewhat overlooked.
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Of these new measures, perhaps the most controversial are new state voter-ID laws, which Republican lawmakers have aggressively pushed under the guise of preventing election fraud.
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But Snyder had not revealed whether he would sign or veto some of the most controversial bills, including those concerning the minimum wage and mandatory sick pay.
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She sees Kierkegaard as informing her most controversial idea in "Confession" — that some serial killers are more like the rest of us than common wisdom tells us.
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It was drama-filled conclusion to a match rich with storylines that will go down as one of the most controversial Grand Slam finals of all time.
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The most controversial part of Prime Minister Theresa May's deal was the "backstop" to preserve free movement of people and commerce across Ireland's border with Northern Ireland.
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It will be one of the biggest trades in the 94-year history of the typically staid Giants franchise and may prove to be the most controversial.
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Among the most controversial of the messages was Strzok saying "No, we'll stop it" in response to Page's question asking whether Trump could actually be elected president.
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"Her background, her life choices, her personality and her career catapulted her into the public gaze, making her the most controversial Indian woman of her times," Prof.
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Several lawyers and former CIA analysts say no, arguing that the DC institution has padded its most controversial exhibit on interrogation with patently false information and subterfuge.
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"These deals show just how little has changed for one of the most controversial NHS data projects of the last half decade," he said in a statement.
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And in his George Mason speech, Kavanaugh highlighted two of Scalia's most controversial dissents on those topics, without either praising his opinions or raising concerns about them.
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You know, the ones that include yet another unasked-for edit from George Lucas, specifically of the most controversial edit he ever made on a special edition.
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In the most controversial section of the state TV report, Ferrer could be seen hitting his head on a desk then accusing a guard of harming him.
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Betsy DeVos, one of the most controversial Trump administration cabinet members, just made a radical change to one of the most contentiously debated Department of Education policies.
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Daphne Caruana Galizia was the most famous — and most controversial — journalist in the tiny country of Malta when she was killed by a car bomb in October.
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As the outcry over the directive built, the administration took several steps to defuse the most controversial aspect of the order: its application to green-card holders.
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The most controversial of these will be with the US, where issues such as food standards, pharmaceuticals, taxation on US tech firms and vehicle tariffs will dominate.
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The most controversial of these will be with the US, where issues such as food standards, pharmaceuticals, taxation on US tech firms and vehicle tariffs will dominate.
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And on two of the most controversial issues at hand — cuts to Medicaid and to Planned Parenthood — Sanders declined to indicate whether Trump has any firm position.
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The white backlash The most controversial aspect of the report proved to be its bold declaration that white racism produced black poverty and violence in the ghetto.
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When it arrives, the Burr-Feinstein bill will likely become the most controversial salvo in a heated Capitol Hill debate over whether and how Congress should act.
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The One Child policy If the change of policy is confirmed, it will mark the end of one of China's most controversial policies in its modern history.
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Last — and perhaps most controversial — is the debate over whether every insurance plan needs to provide adequate minimum benefits, such as prenatal care and mental health services.
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Mike Isaac, the award-winning New York Times technology reporter, digs deep into the history of Uber, the world's best known –and most controversial –ride-hailing firm.
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Kaepernick has been the league's most controversial figure since he first sat then kneeled during the national anthem as a protest over police brutality against African-Americans.
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Republicans used the muscle of their congressional majority to push forward some of President Trump's most controversial cabinet nominees, a sign of the struggle ahead for Democrats.
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The provision was one of the most controversial aspects of the Patriot Act, the law passed after the 9/11 attacks that expanded federal government surveillance powers.
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Trump ordered the Army Corps last week to issue an easement allowing construction on the most controversial stretch of the 1,170-mile $3.8 billion Dakota Access Pipeline.
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Unlike Clinton, Sanders has been honest and forthright on the most controversial topics, which will help him overcome any attack from the Clinton campaign regarding gun control.
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These documents could contain important information about his role in some of the Bush administration's most controversial actions, including its warrantless wiretapping program and its torture policy.
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At the time, there were only 40 Republican senators, so that meant about a quarter of the GOP caucus was voting for even the most controversial nominees.
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Abolishing private insurance is the most controversial, unpopular stand Sanders's plan takes, which has made it catnip for reporters looking to spark a fight among the Democrats.
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The second trailer also gives us a glimpse of Beverly Marsh's (Sophia Lillis) induction into the group (and thankfully doesn't go near the novel's most controversial scene).
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To get a sense, it's worth reading an essay by her published last Friday defending one of the most controversial ideas in American public life: identity politics.
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AT ELSA RíOS GONZÁLEZ'S hair salon in Atenco, east of Mexico City, the chatter turns to the most controversial issue in town, the construction of an international airport.
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The most controversial part of the deal is the price tag — but it may be too late for the governor-elect to make any changes on that front.
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"Heather Morris being eliminated in week 22017 has to be the worst and most controversial elimination in all 23 seasons of #DWTS history," yet another Twitter user shared.
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The Orthodox Jewish couple is not able to work or use technology from sundown Friday to Saturdays, the timing of some of Trump's most controversial tweets and actions.
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The Food and Drug Administration's approval of Sarepta Therapeutics' experimental drug for Duchenne muscular dystrophy this year was one of the agency's most controversial decisions in recent history.
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Why it matters: Mike sat down with influential leaders in both chambers and on both sides to hear their take on one of our country's most controversial topics.
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One of the most controversial figures from Netflix's new documentary series Wild, Wild Country is Ma Anand Sheela, the right-hand woman of spiritual guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh.
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One of the most controversial proposals — a plan to move the date of the 2020 presidential primary from April to March — is dead after a committee vote Monday.
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The issue is seen as the most controversial part of the existing Withdrawal Agreement, and involves maintaining a seamless border separating Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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But the most controversial component so far seems to be the elimination of the home button, a feature that's been around since the OG iPhone dropped in 2007.
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We took a close look at one of the most controversial proposals from Democratic presidential candidates, in which a government-run plan would provide most Americans' health insurance.
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In What happened, Clinton promises to reveal personal details of the "most controversial and unpredictable presidential elections in history", which saw her losing against Republican candidate Donald Trump.
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One of the most controversial segments of the Copyright Directive is Article 73, which gives publishers the right to demand paid licenses for using snippets of their stories.
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One of the most controversial segments of the Copyright Directive is Article 11, which gives publishers the right to demand paid licenses for using snippets of their stories.
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Our financial situation is probably the most controversial part of our relationship (aside from the polyamory) as we maintain separate finances aside from the house and retirement funds.
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She's a pole-dancing performance artist and world traveler who has been devoted to one of the most controversial figures in America – but just who is Lindsay Mills?
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The last component of the MMA, the CLASSICS Act, is its most controversial, though even its critics seem to admit that it's better than what we had before.
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Among the most controversial ideas is the joint issuance of debt, for instance to help finance reforms or to counter the effects of troughs in the business cycle.
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Russian trolls have sought to exploit a lengthy list of the most controversial subjects in the U.S., including virtually anything Americans might want to argue about on Twitter.
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The 185-meter Three Gorges Dam has been one of China's most expensive and most controversial engineering projects, submerging entire villages, displacing millions of people and disrupting ecosystems.
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Of all the new announcements, Search Ads seem to be the feature that will be the most controversial, but with the most potential to impact downloads and sales.
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On July 21990th Andrzej Duda, the president and a trained lawyer, vetoed two of the three most controversial laws, saying they "would not strengthen the sense of justice".
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One of the most controversial aspects of the crime bill was granting states billions to build prisons if they passed their own tough sentencing laws with mandatory minimums.
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Hours earlier, the US and Russian presidents had met for the first time, a monumental occasion in one of the most watched, and most controversial, relationships in history.
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His 30-second spot focuses on two of his most controversial proposals: Building a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border and banning Muslims from entering the United States.
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In the main exhibition at the Athens School of Fine Arts, a work by Polish dissident artist Artur Żmijewski proved to be one of the exhibition's most controversial.
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Unless Mr Kuczynski clings on to second place, Peru faces a battle between the heir to its most controversial president of the 20th century and a neo-chavista.
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That began shortly after mid-September, when clashes broke out over Jerusalem's most controversial religious site: what Jews call the Temple Mount and Muslims call the Noble Sanctuary.
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Its use by law enforcement has proven the most controversial: police went so far as to use the tool with facial recognition to identify protesters with outstanding warrants.
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In the course of the evening it became clear that one of the most controversial candidates for the presidency in Republican history will probably be the party's nominee.
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The use of "black sites" and so-called enhanced interrogation techniques such as waterboarding remain one of the most controversial aspects of the former president's time in office.
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The Trump administration is on the hunt for ways to repeal or roll back some of the most controversial Obama-era rules that are already on the books.
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You do Her most controversial proposal involves lowering the minimum wage, implementing welfare reforms and lowering benefits to make Puerto Rico more competitive compared with other Caribbean economies.
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Despite Trump's conciliatory tone, a White House aide on Monday repeated one of the U.S. leader's most controversial 2016 election campaign promises that he carried into his presidency.
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But Krysten Schuler, a Cornell ecologist on the task force, told me that the most controversial part of the plan has been its complete ban on deer urine.
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Federal Election Commission, the 2010 ruling that lifted regulations on corporations in political campaigns and that stands as one of the most controversial rulings of the Roberts Court.
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Why it matters: This would be one of the year's most controversial mega-IPOs, as WeWork is a "love it or hate it" sort of company among investors.
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Since coming to power in June of last year, Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has become one of Asia's most controversial leaders for his strongman politics and inflammatory statements.
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Regulators have unpicked the most controversial parts of the distribution model used by AMP, with companies no longer allowed to pay commissions to advisers for recommending new products.
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The Supreme Court's 1987 decision upholding Mr. McCleskey's death sentence notwithstanding this powerful evidence of systemic racial bias remains one of the most controversial decisions of our time.
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Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) The Obama FCC adopted one of the most controversial anti-business rulings in decades, as it reinterpreted the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA).
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Business Insider talked to 20 recent and former WeWork employees, executives, and business partners about life inside one the most controversial and fastest-growing startups of all time.
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As the founder of Founders Fund, Peter Thiel is one of the most controversial venture capitalists in Silicon Valley, and one of the industry's most vocal Trump supporters.
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