The most devastating reaction comes from YouTube user Shessosyd !
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They've also been through some of the most devastating hardships.
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But the most devastating revelation centers on HBO's marquee series.
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The most devastating was the 2016 attack on Bastille Day.
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The most devastating of these poems are about Betts's sons.
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Back then, it was America's most devastating act of terrorism.
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The most devastating pandemic in six centuries swept the globe.
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It was the most devastating attack in Kashmir in decades.
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WIRED's latest cover story details the most devastating cyberattack in history.
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Yu Darvish throws the most devastating fastball of his career. pic.twitter.
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The most devastating tremor in recent Indonesian history was on Dec.
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"This is the most devastating policy of the government," he said.
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The most devastating earthquake in recent Indonesian history was on Dec.
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But it was the second one that was the most devastating.
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That means that the ban could be most devastating for refugees.
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It ranks as one of the world's most devastating natural disasters.
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They are behind some of the most devastating pandemics ever known.
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Except that it set me up for the most devastating collapse.
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ASF is one of the most devastating diseases to affect swine herds.
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Below, check out 10 of the most devastating TV moments of 2016.
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It's been, without a doubt, the most devastating experience of my life.
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They are responsible for the world's largest earthquakes and most devastating tsunamis.
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The experience of being homeless is the most devastating of my life.
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It's perhaps the most devastating claim in a film overflowing with them.
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Consider the most devastating insurance cuts in the Senate bill — to Medicaid.
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"The most devastating injustice is the conviction of an innocent person," she said.
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This PS2 game just flat out gave me the most devastating burn. pic.twitter.
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It is absolutely one of the most devastating diss records I've ever heard.
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It was the most devastating storm to hit the United States since 1928.
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It is officially the most devastating and deadliest fire in the state's history.
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Now, they're facing what could be the most devastating move of all: erasure.
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"This is the biggest and most devastating nuclear accident in history," he says.
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Maybe the most devastating threat is the one we see in the mirror.
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And that could ultimately be the most devastating element of these public hearings.
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But the most devastating of the CBO's conclusions can be found on page eight.
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"Yesterday was the second most devastating day of my life," according to the post.
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"Time's arrow" is probably the single most devastating episode of the show so far.
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Photo: APLast Summer, Equifax experienced one of the most devastating data breaches in history.
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Here are some of the most devastating photos from the scene of the fire.
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We ask for privacy as we take time to grieve this most devastating loss.
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He prayed more and sang hymns, even in the most devastating moments at sea.
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One of Grey's Anatomy's most devastating breakups might be headed toward a happier ending.
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Most devastating in terms of PrEP access are the GOP's proposed cuts to Medicaid.
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Natural disasters typically have the most devastating effects on those with the fewest resources.
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It's uncanny and unstoppable; arguably the most devastating self-reliant force basketball currently knows.
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Opinion Perhaps the most devastating blow anyone can suffer is to lose a child.
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Pacific Gas & Electric has been blamed for starting some of California's most devastating wildfires.
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Corbin's slider has been one of the most devastating pitches in baseball this season.
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Narartor: The Black Death was one of the most devastating pandemics in human history.
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Almost everything the most devastating attack in this tournament threw at her, she handled.
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The Untold Story of NotPetya, the Most Devastating Cyberattack in HistoryThe weapon's target was Ukraine.
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The problems that are most devastating to normal Facebook users often concern basic data privacy.
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Maybe not that bad, but it's the most devastating thing to ever happen to me.
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The coronavirus, by contrast, has had its most devastating impact in China on older people.
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But it's a first attempt to reconcile some of the feminist movement's most devastating conflicts.
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Fires rapidly spread across all states to become some of the most devastating on record.
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It also conjures the pain he experienced after the most devastating loss of his career.
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The movie depicts, in graphic detail, one of the most devastating events in India's recent history.
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Some of the most devastating moments in the documentary come when Ledger's family recalls his death.
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"Racism here in Missouri is hidden, and that can be the most devastating racism," Gaskin says.
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The climate is changing and avoiding the most devastating impacts of that change requires immediate action.
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As Americans some 150 years later know: civil war is the most devastating kind of war.
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None have schizophrenia, perhaps the most devastating disorder, nor severe bipolar that is resistant to treatment.
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"This has been some of the most devastating 6-8 months of my life," said Eppers.
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Mahomes, the N.F.L.'s most exciting offensive player, will face off against its most devastating defense.
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The Guptas' most devastating legacy is the harm they did to the cause of economic reform.
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But it's Noah's daughters, Stacey and Whitney, who provide the episode's most devastating assessments of him.
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The volcano's most devastating eruption took place in 1814 when at least 1,200 people were killed.
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But arguably the most devastating storyline goes to the ditzy but lovable Maritza Ramos (Diane Guerrero).
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"This is the most devastating day in the history of Virginia Beach," said Mayor Bobby Dyer.
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The earthquake was one of the most devastating in human history, in terms of socioeconomic losses.
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Some of the most devastating suicide bomb attacks occurred in that province in the months that followed.
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Labor trafficking of children is just the most devastating part of it to me, because it's everywhere.
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But despite the rarity, some of the most devastating storms in history have occurred in late October.
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And it doesn't matter because you will learn lessons and grow from even the most devastating interactions.
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Negativity rules The Republican primary was defined by insults -- the sharpest and most devastating lobbed by Trump.
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The most devastating kind of loss, she writes in What Happened, is the one you're least expecting.
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"No question, it's one of the most devastating moments I've experienced in politics and campaigns," he said.
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Perhaps their most devastating finding was that 55 of those deaths were children ages 463 to 8.
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What follows is one of the most devastating, effective scenes This Is Us has done to date.
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Click here to view original GIFTyphoon Haiyan was one of the most devastating tropical cyclones in history.
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World War II is the most devastating conflict in human history, claiming more than 60 million lives.
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On Friday night, it became the scene of one of Oakland's most devastating fires in recent memory.
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Most other Cabinet members -- or, really, people -- would have quit long before this most devastating of embarrassments.
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Below, I've picked the nine roughest Corker lines and ranked them from least to most devastating. 9.
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"Forever Lasts Forever" is the most devastating example—a wrenching, pedal steel-powered tearjerker about a divorce.
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Cocaine use was prevalent everywhere—but the most devastating effects were felt in the nation's urban core.
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The most devastating fire near Pedrógão Grande was the convergence of multiple fires burning along different fronts.
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The last, and perhaps most devastating blow to the country's health, is the repeal of the ACA.
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An Orlando gay club was the site of the most devastating mass shooting in modern American history.
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We might be on the verge of completely eliminating one of the world's most devastating diseases: polio.
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In central Africa a deadly combination of militant groups and unstable governments has produced the most devastating results.
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The hurt and anger in Lawrence's response makes it one of the most devastating scenes of the series.
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Throw him at the opposing team's most devastating weapon and watch him neutralize it in real time. 2.
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Situation Impossible is a weekly column focusing on the most devastating injury of the week in the NFL.
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On September 11, 2001, our country suffered the most devastating day in the living memory of most Americans.
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"It's the most devastating thing you can imagine," the parent of one missing girl told PEOPLE in 2009.
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The wildfires currently ravaging California are some of the largest and most devastating the area has ever seen.
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Her parents cutting her off in the series premiere has been her most devastating financial blow to date.
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The assault has been among the most devastating air campaigns of a war now entering its eighth year.
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Aid workers report that the latest floods are the most devastating of the last two to three decades.
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One of America's most devastating healthcare crises often begins in the most benign of locations: home medicine cabinets.
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In June, while preparing an exhibition of these photos, Ms. Mann suffered a sudden and most devastating loss.
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However, the group that will face the most devastating impacts is the one with the most members: arthropods.
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It's not just that she leveled the sharpest, most devastating attacks against him during the debates last month.
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It's the most devastating blow of her life, but she has no idea of the devastation to come.
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The most devastating blow came when Mediapart obtained an audio recording in which Mr. Cahuzac mentioned the account.
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California officials have not yet determined the cause of the November 2018 Camp Fire, the state's most devastating.
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Man-made barriers like roads and fences are some of the most devastating types of development to wildlife.
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The island has been hit by two of the most devastating hurricanes we have ever seen, Irma and Maria.
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In TV, the most devastating blow is likely Pretty Little Liars, whose seven seasons will be gone next month.
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Perhaps the most devastating part of XXXTentacion's story is not that it happened, but the fact that it's over.
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In 2005, Sean and Kiley Hanish went from being excited parents-to-be to enduring the most devastating loss.
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GravityGravity's dramatic intensity and stunning visuals couldn't distract us from the glaringly avoidable nature of its most devastating death.
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"[Maria is] the most devastating storm to hit the island this century, if not in modern history," said Rosselló.
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But it's the prohibition against solidarity activism, the heart and soul of the labor movement, that's been most devastating.
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The excess heat may even be causing an increase in lightning, which often sets off the most devastating wildfires.
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We've listed the 10 heaviest players at the tournament alongside some of their most devastating (and sometimes comical) moments.
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I scanned through all of the available excerpts and plucked out the lines that are most devastating for Trump.
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That was definitely the reason I wanted to quit; it was the most devastating thing going to his funeral.
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The most devastating destroyed at least 69 homes in southern New South Wales, the state's rural fire service said.
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The recovery efforts continued on Thursday, two days after the most devastating earthquake to strike Mexico in three decades.
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But we built this character who had hope and promise, and extinguishing that light would be the most devastating.
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Australia has a history of wildfires, but this is far and away the most devastating fire season in decades.
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Hurricane Maria is the strongest and most devastating storm to hit the island of Puerto Rico in modern memory.
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But the Petrobras scandal was most devastating to Rousseff and the PT — even though Rousseff herself hasn't been implicated.
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That's right, the Faking It star compared his workout to one of the most devastating tragedies to hit American soil.
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"We think about the donor family and the enormous, selfless, life-saving choice they made during their most devastating moment."
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"This is the most devastating day in the history of Virginia Beach," Mayor Bobby Dyer said during a news conference.
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And it is Mexico -- and its unique marine environment -- that will bear the most devastating consequences of the vaquita's extinction.
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But I think some of the most devastating critique is not around substance in terms of what the companies do.
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Now she looks set to go down in history as one of the most devastating examples of Silicon Valley hubris.
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Advances in cell and gene therapies are beginning to yield powerful new treatments for some of the most devastating illnesses.
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All of which made it more surprising when the most devastating question of the evening was posed to Marco Rubio.
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One thing remains very clear, though—Golovkin remains one of the most devastating punchers the middleweight division has ever seen.
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Watching their child get sick with cancer is one of the most devastating things that can happen to a parent.
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Oh, and there's the time they helped wiped out smallpox, one of the most devastating diseases ever to plague humanity.
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He points out that it does nothing to limit the regime's use of artillery, by far its most devastating weapon.
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Many of the most devastating and widely reported on incidents in recent memory fall in to the human error category.
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What eventually happens to him illustrates the series's most devastating philosophical bent: The world is stupid, cruel and, worse, arbitrary.
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The most devastating of those, the Camp Fire, destroyed thousands of homes in Paradise and killed at least 86 people.
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I've always thought that the most devastating critique one can give an artwork is a shrug: It's nice, I guess.
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This is the second most devastating acqua alta in Venice history since 1966 when floodwaters topped out above 6 feet.
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Most devastating were the three Category 4 hurricanes that barreled into the US in late summer: Harvey, Irma, and Maria.
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At the very least, it proves that Trump intends to follow through on his most devastating promises regarding our planet.
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Capping Medicaid and ending cost-sharing payments will be most devastating to veterans, to the elderly, to low-income kids.
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Abuses in the mortgage-backed securities industry such as these helped bring about the most devastating financial crisis in our lifetime.
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"This year's forest fires are close to becoming one of the most devastating in recent Russian history," the Greenpeace report stated.
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The fall of Aleppo came after one of the most devastating battles of the civil war, now in its eighth year.
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Our hearts go out to both of these celebrity dog moms as they work through a pet owner's most devastating moment.
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He's looking for new genes that could make wheat resistant to one of the most devastating plant diseases in the world.
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It's one of Orange Is the New Black's most devastating moments — and given the show's dark story lines, that's saying something.
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Building a Cure for Malaria (by Kaleigh Rogers) One of humanity's oldest diseases continues to be one of our most devastating.
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In Italy, there have also been neoliberal reforms since the 1980s, but the most devastating was adopting the euro in 1999.
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It is in their lives -- and their shattered futures -- that the most devastating consequences of war, violence and persecution play out.
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It was the most devastating attack in Kashmir in decades, and India immediately blamed Pakistan, accusing it of helping the bomber.
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"This is the most devastating day in the history of Virginia Beach," Mayor Bobby Dyer said at an evening news conference.
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The subway got New York back to work after the most devastating storm in the city's history just five years ago.
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Millions of people in South Sudan, a nation in northeastern Africa, are suffering from one of the most devastating famines in decades.
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Gone is all documentation of her iconic pranks, her beauty transformations, and, perhaps most devastating of all, her photos with Liam Hemsworth.
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Still, there are signs that globally, a climate change signal is beginning to emerge, through an uptick in the most devastating storms.
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The Guardians of Peace committed what Deadline described as "the most devastating cyber-crime ever committed against an American corporation" in 2014.
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But it's also a question that's provided fuel for some of the most praised — and most devastating — films of the last decade.
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The most devastating thing we've done is kill off this beloved character, [but] hopefully, there's also a degree of uplift to it.
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It was one of the most devastating natural disasters to ever hit the United States, and the region still bears its scars.
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Massive fires destroyed 110 homes in Breezy Point, one of the most devastating fires that occurred as a result of Superstorm Sandy.
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"The most devastating, intrusive attacks by the most sophisticated actors often originate with a simple act of spear phishing," Mr. Johnson said.
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Obama's most devastating decision was his failure to follow up his threat to take action against Syria if Assad used chemical weapons.
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Most devastating is Elia Kazan's "A Face in the Crowd" (1957), which reunited Kazan and his "On the Waterfront" screenwriter, Budd Schulberg.
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He's presided over one of the most devastating economic collapses in the world; conditions inside the country have reached humanitarian crisis levels.
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Mulan Most devastating could be the untimely March 27 release date of Disney's live action remake of the 1998 animated film Mulan.
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But the most devastating loss was a stack of letters his mother wrote to him while he was enlisted in the military.
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Mr. Modi's rule represents the most devastating, and perhaps final, defeat of India's noble postcolonial ambition to create a moral world order.
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It was one of the most devastating collapses in professional sports history — or one of the greatest comebacks, depending on your perspective.
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The Great Blizzard of 1888 remains one of the most devastating storms in US history with a death toll of over 400.
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The Great Blizzard of 1888 remains one of the most devastating storms in US history, with a death toll of over 400.
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Women with preexisting high blood pressure, for example, are more likely to develop preeclampsia, one of the most devastating complications of pregnancy.
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The most devastating was Cyclone Winston in 2016, a top-strength storm that killed 44 people and caused $1.4 billion in damage.
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Stars aren't necessarily what or who we wanted or hoped they would be, Cosby being perhaps the most devastating disappointment of our lifetime.
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The smoke from these fires is a serious public health concern and stands to be one of the most devastating impacts of wildfires.
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The gas leak is "one of the most devastating environmental disasters in the history of California," Los Angeles Councilman Mitchell Englander said Wednesday.
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Facing billions in liabilities after contributing to some of California's deadliest and most devastating wildfires, PG&E filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
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Believe it or not, the most devastating streaming FOMO I have yet to experience isn't related to not knowing what's up in Westeros.
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Since then, the blaze has consumed whole swaths of Fort McMurray, ranking it as one of the most devastating fires in Canada's history.
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That's because he has spent most of his career searching for a vaccine for one of humanity's most devastating, and complicated diseases: HIV.
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Back in November, I wondered if Curry's pull-up threes were still the most devastating and unanswerable weapon NBA basketball has ever seen.
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But the Petrobras scandal was most devastating to President Dilma Rousseff and the Workers' Party (PT) — even though Rousseff herself hasn't been implicated.
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"I believe gene therapy will become a mainstay in treating, and maybe curing, many of our most devastating and intractable illnesses," he added.
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The Stone Nearly a decade after one of the most devastating financial collapses in modern history, Wall Street appears as corrupt as ever.
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The new helmet contact rule was meant to be another step in minimizing the most devastating blows to the head in N.F.L. games.
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Masahiro Tanaka owns one of baseball's most devastating split-fingered fastballs, and Sonny Gray's array of pitches dip and dart in different directions.
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Geography is destiny and poverty the dominant force in determining death rates from major illnesses, including one of the most devastating - heart failure.
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Golden State still has one of the game's most devastating offensive weapons in Stephen Curry, and its most versatile defender in Draymond Green.
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To help avert the most devastating economic depression in history, the political system took a temporary break from its hyper-partisanship and paralysis.
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"We've inflicted the most devastating remedy we have on these families, then we're basically saying, within a month, 'Sorry, our mistake,'" he said.
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From the refugee crisis to the aftermath of natural disasters, humanitarian aid is essential in tackling some of the world's most devastating living conditions.
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" Instead, he said, the most likely suspects were "insiders" who "were key to the implementation of one of the most devastating attacks in history.
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McCarron will try to keep pace with the Steelers, who have one of the game's most devastating passing attacks when Ben Roethlisberger is healthy.
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The most devastating new rule is one that makes it illegal for individuals to hold more than one licence to engage in private business.
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In "Vulnerability," the longest and most devastating story, the main character, an unhappily married artist, falls in love with two men over the phone.
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"This is the most devastating day in the history of Virginia Beach," Mayor Bobby Dyer said at a news conference with the police chief.
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The UAE, along with its coalition partner Saudi Arabia, is also perpetrating violence in Yemen, the site of the world's most devastating humanitarian conflict.
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It is precisely those weather satellite images that are responsible for the safety of many in the path of the world's most devastating storms.
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"We are here just 26 days after the most devastating of terrorist attacks created the darkest of days in New Zealand's history," she said.
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"Of all the scandals Peña Nieto has faced, this is the most devastating," said Alfonso Zárate, a political analyst and columnist in Mexico City.
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Doing so, in the case of Texas and Florida, would block some of the worst and most devastating partisan gerrymanders of the next decade.
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Opinion FOR the pro-life movement, the Supreme Court's decision on Monday in two Texas abortion regulations was the most devastating defeat in decades.
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His death and the subsequent targeting of newsroom leaders exposed two of the most devastating risks to the freedom of expression in Mexico today.
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The most devastating recent earthquake in the country leveled the city of Bam, 1,000 km southeast of Tehran, in 2003, killing more than 26,000.
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The people in this show helped offer the most devastating musical proof I've ever had that that rage came to make America "America," too.
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And in 2020, Democrats can look back to one of their most devastating opponents, Ronald Reagan, to see how the problem can be overcome.
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And minor legal infractions, ranging from shoplifting to marijuana possession to traffic violations, now routinely prompt one of the nation's most devastating sanctions — deportation.
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"This really is the most devastating flooding we've probably ever had in our state's history, from the standpoint of how widespread it is," Gov.
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Lopez's use of that house — as a window into the generation of gay men lost to AIDS — packs the play's most devastating emotional punch.
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Elizabeth Warren took the first, and most devastating swings, at Bloomberg and generally dominated throughout the night, including with positive pitches for her policies.
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Moderator Lester Holt called out Donald Trump on the Iraq War in what became one of the first debate's most devastating moments for Trump.
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These actions will place the youth of America, as well as future generations, at irreversible, severe risk to the most devastating consequences of global warming.
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For the past eight years, we've watched Arya (Maisie Williams) and Sansa (Sophie Turner) grow up in Westeros under the darkest and most devastating circumstances.
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The storm is now forecast to pass over Puerto Rico in what could be the most devastating hurricane to impact the island in recorded history.
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There are thousands of people in similar circumstances across Puerto Rico nearly nine months since the most devastating storm to strike the island in decades.
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But the most devastating injury: vertebrae in her neck that shattered, affecting her voice box, and seriously diminishing her ability to sing, her lawsuit says.
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By analyzing people's genetic code, the scientist hopes to find new pharmaceutical procedures that could predict and even cure some of today's most devastating diseases.
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Experts and analysts had doubts about whether the Korean electronics giant would ever recover from what is arguably the most devastating smartphone launch in history.
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By bringing together experts from a range of disciplines, survivorship and palliative care can work, helping patients overcome the most devastating effects of their disease.
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The city in eastern Tennessee was the headquarters for the Manhattan Project, a top-secret military venture aimed at developing the world's most devastating weapons.
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This year marks the 211th anniversary of Hurricane Andrew -- one of the most devastating storms ever recorded -- and that came during a below-average season.
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Even though it's oriented toward the future, it is also haunted by the recent past, particularly the most devastating election for Democrats in recent memory.
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It has to be the most devastating rock 'n' roll coming through Marshall stacks with two of the dopest MCs in history fronting the band.
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"This really is the most devastating flooding we've probably ever had in our state's history, from the standpoint of how widespread it is," Nebraska Gov.
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Some of the terrorist group's most devastating hits in Europe, including the coordinated attack in Paris in 2015, were shaped by alumni of the brigade.
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Afterward, the team said Bryant had torn his left Achilles tendon, which is generally regarded as one of the most devastating for any basketball player.
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The whistleblower in the Nixon case, "Deep Throat," was not revealed, his credibility could not be attacked, and his information proved to be most devastating.
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Since one of the most devastating hurricanes hit Puerto Rico, power has been out on the island and may not be back online for months.
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The most devastating blow that can be dealt to ideologies like nationalism is to demonstrate that the fear they are rooted in is utterly unfounded.
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In the three-and-a-half seasons that have followed, the Senegalese forward has developed into one of the most devastating attackers in world football.
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Unfortunately, Washington's reaction to today's crises bears no resemblance to the spirit of unity that followed the most devastating terrorist attack ever on American soil.
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An accounting of the environmental damage done by BP would start with 2010's Deepwater Horizon spill, one of the most devastating such events in history.
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At the same time, Barack Obama was running for and winning the presidency on a platform of alleviating the most devastating effects of the housing crisis.
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"I have been in law enforcement for 15 years and it is one of the most devastating cases I have been a part of," says Radus.
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In some of the most devastating terrorist attacks, including the 2005 London bombings, the assailants recorded statements that they were acting on behalf of Al Qaeda.
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Back in the 1986-87 season, Toronto forward Wendel Clark caught Blues' defenseman Bruce Bell with one of the most devastating clean hits of all time.
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Two months ago, Ruth Scully had to come to terms with the most devastating thing that could happen to any parent: losing her child to cancer.
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"After the news of my injury, one of the most devastating things to hear was I'm unable to run, let alone walk," Gavios, 25, tells PEOPLE.
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Most devastating is the hollowness that pervades its second half, the sense that the glittering prizes that have been won at such costs aren't worth it.
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This easing of hostilities doesn't end the war in Yemen — but this week offered real breakthroughs in tackling one of the world's most devastating humanitarian crises.
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I also thought that it must be the most devastating feeling being told you need to collect your important papers and leave everything else behind you.
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It was Israel's most serious engagement in neighboring Syria since fighting there began in 2011 — and the most devastating air assault on the country in decades.
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But perhaps most devastating to their psychological health were the boarding schools, in which generations of Indians were sent to schools to be taught white culture.
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But as Matt Yglesias reminds us, Clinton and her team are likely saving their most devastating attack ads on Trump for later in the campaign season.
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Registering sites in Avengers-themed names is a trademark of a shadowy hacker group believed to have orchestrated some of the most devastating attacks in recent memory.
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In one of the most devastating examples, a strain of ransomware called WannaCry, believed to have been developed by North Korea, spread throughout the world in 2017.
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November has become one of the most devastating months in history for California, with two major wildfires raging in the northern and southern parts of the state.
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Ambassador William Taylor's testimony on the Ukraine scandal is the most devastating account to emerge so far from the affair — and maybe even the entire Trump presidency.
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Preventing North Korea from starting a nuclear war that could be the most devastating conflict in human history must be the urgent focus of the international community.
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South Asia's most devastating floods in a decade killed more than 1,400 people and focused attention on poor planning and lack of preparedness for annual monsoon rains.
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The peak had its most devastating eruption in more than four decades on Sunday, showering ash on a wide area and sending lava flows through nearby towns.
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Starring Mark Wahlberg, Kurt Russell, John Malkovich, Kate Hudson and Gina Rodriguez, the film looks to humanize one of the world's most devastating man-made environmental catastrophes.
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Zimbabwe's current El Nino-induced drought is one of the most devastating in recent history, leaving up to 4.5 million in need of food aid, officials say.
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A quarter of the $25 billion in losses caused by two earthquakes in Japan — the most devastating event in economic terms in the first half — was insured.
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His second and most devastating brush with the law occurred in January 903, when he was sentenced to three years in prison for violating the Mann Act.
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Carbon dioxide emissions are the primary cause of global average temperature rise which countries are seeking to curb to avoid the most devastating effects of climate change.
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Only a few years ago, one of the most devastating attacks on European soil took place at the hands of a white supremacist, Anders Breivik, in Norway.
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He had been fairly lionized for his heroic efforts on 9/11, leading New York in the wake of the most devastating terror attack on US soil.
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From afar, he does seem like a good dude, so it was fascinating to see him work through the most devastating moment of his very young career.
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We urgently need to implement aggressive global programs to eliminate the world's worms, which today represent some of the most devastating human pathogens and global health scourges.
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Recently, President Trump signed two executive orders that could ultimately result in the most devastating assaults on our lands and waters we've seen in a long time.
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The MOAB is one of the most powerful non-nuclear bombs in the U.S. military's arsenal and is the most devastating bomb it has used in Afghanistan.
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Some 252 million years ago, life on Earth was rocked by the Permian-Triassic extinction event, the most devastating known loss of biodiversity in our planet's history.
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Eden Hazard and Kevin de Bruyne are two of the most devastating attacking players in England; Toby Alderweireld, Jan Vertonghen and Vincent Kompany among the best defenders.
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But beyond that, no one seems worse for wear after what would be, by any objective standard, the single most devastating event in the history of the world.
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The Great Barrier Reef suffered its most devastating die-off on record last year, according to a report from the ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies.
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Twitter was out in force delivering its verdict on the first presidential debate Monday, but some of the most devastating burns came from an unlikely source: the dictionary.
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The resort was the scene of the most devastating of the wave of bombs when a blast ripped through an alley in a bar area on Thursday evening.
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In fact, the most devastating moment in Deepwater Horizon is when Wahlberg stumbles upon a fallen rig worker, who upon regaining consciousness immediately asks about his brother's safety.
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"Most devastating fires I've ever seen living in Los Angeles.. so happy all our animals are safe," she captioned a photo of herself kissing her pig on Wednesday.
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But the most devastating heat-related food incident in the Southwest as of late might be the KFC Zinger that was supposed to be launched into space yesterday.
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The most devastating fire, the Carr fire has killed six people, destroyed more than 1,000 homes and is now considered one of the worst wildfires in state history.
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The state's most devastating blaze was the Camp Fire last November that ravaged the Northern California town of Paradise, killing 86 people and destroying more than 10,000 homes.
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For Barcelona, Neymar's departure represents the most devastating and acrimonious break-up since 2000, when Luís Figo, a former captain, left for the club's hated rivals, Real Madrid.
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The isolated Marshall Islands are a diver's paradise, a coral-lined home to 53,000 people, and the site of the most devastating nuclear tests the US ever conducted.
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But ecologists have known for decades that, in the long run, one of the single most devastating things you can do to an ecosystem is make it smaller.
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I'm old enough to remember that being called a racist was the worst thing, the most devastating thing you could call someone — and now it's lost all currency.
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"Thirty-six hours after the most devastating loss in the history of American politics, we're looking at a white board right now with lots of ideas," Palmieri said.
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As Beijing has agreed to harsher penalties against North Korea, the cutting off of crude oil has become one of its last remaining, and most devastating, economic weapons.
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By then, Grossman was no longer willing to make any concessions to censorship, and this later novel is among the most devastating accounts of the Holocaust ever written.
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After the most devastating decade in human experience – Strong is describing the 85033s – a mystic figure named Tadi emerges to synthesize all the main world religions into one.
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It has been an encouraging start for Kyrgios, who has always struggled to control his emotions while wielding one of the most devastating games on the ATP Tour.
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As many as 200 people were killed after heavy rains overnight deluged the city's poor drainage system and created one of the most devastating floods Freetown has experienced.
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Over the past several years, North Korea has continued to perfect its hacker armies that have carried out some of the most devastating digital attacks around the world.
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One of the most devastating pressures on the ocean is the shrinking of the cryosphere, which is the biome undergoing the most rapid transformation due to climate change.
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Perhaps the most devastating thing we come to feel is how much it hurts to lose the animating sense of purpose that a community like this can offer.
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Enriching nuclear material is a crucial step in harnessing the atom to generate electricity and in building the most devastating weapon humanity has ever devised, the atomic bomb.
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Coupled with Trump's own history of climate change skepticism, environmentalists see dim prospects for action that scientists say is necessary to avert the most devastating consequences of climate change.
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It was also the most devastating attacks on artistic freedom in 2015, stoking a climate of fear around the world and leading to concerts and cultural events being cancelled.
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During the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, the most devastating on record, many people were killed when they returned to the beach to watch the retreating ocean exposing the seafloor.
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"I thought it was one of the most devastating stories I've read," said Cramer, who has recently been critical of Sandberg and whose charitable trust owns shares of Facebook.
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"This is the worst season I've had — the longest, most devastating, most loss of life, most loss of structures," Michael Bradley, Northern California assistant region fire chief, told KCRA.
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Up north, the Camp Fire — the most devastating of them all — killed at least 77 people and left more than a 1,000 missing as it spread through 150,000 acres.
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"In fact, you timed your attacks because you wanted to overload the central authentication server when it would be the most devastating to Rutgers, right?" the federal prosecutor queried.
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He likened daily cyber attacks to the "alarming activities" that U.S. intelligence agencies detected before al Qaeda staged the most devastating extremist attack on the U.S. homeland on Sept.
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Scientists tell us that to avoid the most devastating effects of climate change, the world needs to be carbon neutral — to have net-zero carbon dioxide emissions — by midcentury.
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As far as movies go, the most devastating loss is Holes, so you'll want to get one last viewing — and "Dig It Up" singalong — in before it's too late.
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He did so with the kind of video that makes it very easy to forget that he's one of the most devastating punchers in the history of our sport.
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Our immersive video takes you inside the scene of one of the most devastating cases — a mistakenly targeted reception hall packed with people for a funeral on Oct. 8.
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The group's most devastating recent attack in Iraq -- in which more than eighty people were killed -- was in a Shia town south of Baghdad, far from the ISIS heartland.
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The most devastating incident happened on July 22, 230, when a bus plunged into a canyon, killing more than 8713 passengers in the worst road accident in Bolivian history.
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It's far too early to predict what will be the Trump administration's most devastating impact on human health, but there's a good chance the answer will involve HIV/AIDS.
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Numerous mass shootings over the past several years -- including one of the most devastating at Sandy Hook Elementary in Connecticut in 2012 -- haven't changed the Republican calculus on this.
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The most devastating part is that we will never experience so many dreams we had looked forward toThe life and dreams we planned to live together died with Lee.
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Progress is also being made to use GM mosquitoes to combat malaria, the most devastating mosquito-borne disease, although field releases for malaria control have not yet taken place.
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It comes less than a week after the company said it reached a $13.5 billion settlement with victims of some of the most devastating wildfires in California's modern history.
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And that once you can overcome the agony of your most devastating grief, there can be a life filled with love and laughter again — as there is for me.
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California communities hit by wildfires during the state's most devastating blazes last year would be eligible for money through USDA rural development programs until 2020 census data is available.
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They planted a new type of improved explosive devices (IEDs) -- explosively-formed penetrators (EFPs) -- that would rip through vehicles and human flesh and caused the most devastating of injuries .
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This nation's history of successful strides against many of world's most devastating diseases — from polio to HIV — gives us confidence that the same fate awaits Alzheimer's and other dementias.
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Then came the title defense against the undefeated Rashad Evans, just fresh from inflicting one of the UFC's most devastating knockouts ever on former light heavyweight champion Chuck Liddell.
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Again, Walsh looked to put Duquesnoy on the back foot but ended up eating one of the most devastating elbows captured on film just 75 seconds into the bout.
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If aid doesn't get through, UN spokesperson Beasley told the Associated Press, "I can't imagine this will not be one of the most devastating humanitarian catastrophes we've seen in decades."
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And more importantly, she demanded that the sport, and the American governing body that runs it, do better after it failed athletes like her in the most devastating of ways.
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Clinton, Trump poised for historic debate battle Here are some of the most devastating lines in presidential debate history -- will Trump or Clinton need to be added to this list?
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Image: NHCIt's unclear whether the hurricane-prone nation is in for a direct hit from the storm's eye wall, which would bring the most devastating impacts, or a near miss.
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Most devastating is the impact on the youngest generation growing up in this toxicity: children who witness their parents' descent into a living hell, or are abandoned, or born addicted.
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Hurricane Maria, which made landfall on Puerto Rico on September 21 as a Category 4 storm, will go down as one of the most devastating events in the island's history.
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It was one of the costliest, most devastating storms ever to hit the U.S., and one year later, its effects are still acutely felt both on the island and off.
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"It has been one of the most devastating experiences that I have gone through," Renzi said after spending hours hunched over an excel spreadsheet working out his roster of candidates.
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My husband's heart was broken at the thought of losing me, but the most devastating part was that I would have to tell my sons I was going to die.
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Those stops were designed to keep Trump at a distance from the most devastating damage in and around Houston, which has experienced historic flooding after Hurricane Harvey's landfall on Friday.
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His prime promises deep playoff runs in an enjoyable on-court environment, where, alongside George, a new candidate for the league's most devastating pick-and-roll tandem can be born.
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Bangkok (CNN)Thousands of people are fleeing Thai islands popular with tourists ahead of what could be the most devastating storm to hit in decades, officials told CNN on Thursday.
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Summer doesn't hit Down Under until December, but this bushfire season is already showing potential to be one of the most devastating in recent years — for humans and wildlife alike.
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Above, our immersive video takes you inside the scene of one of the most devastating attacks — a mistakenly targeted reception hall packed with people for a funeral on Oct. 8.
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The image of Branca stretched out across the steps in the visitor's clubhouse in the Polo Grounds, weeping, is on the short list of most devastating photographs in baseball history.
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All they really needed was confirmation that he felt bad, that he had reacted appropriately to what was to that point one of the most devastating losses in sports history.
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Above, our immersive video takes you inside the scene of one of the most devastating cases — a mistakenly targeted reception hall packed with people for a funeral on Oct. 8.
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The amendment — which the National Abortion Rights Action League called "the most devastating attack yet on abortion rights" — cleared a key hurdle in the Senate Judiciary Committee in March 1982.
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Hanoi suffered its most devastating blows in the war with the United States at the end of 1972 during Operation Linebacker II, a mission better known as the Christmas bombing.
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The battle for Aleppo is "one of the most devastating urban conflicts in modern times," Peter Maurer, president of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), said on Monday.
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The hero D.Va's ultimate ability can be the single most devastating move in the game, effectively killing every enemy player that is unfortunate enough to be standing next to it.
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Armed with abrasive shrieks and some of the most impressive heavy drumming ever committed to tape, Let Pain Be Your Guide is perhaps the most devastating hardcore release in years.
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Researchers warn that Canada's Arctic glaciers are shaping up to be a massive contributor to sea level rise, which will be one of the most devastating impacts of climate change.
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Most severe bleaching event yet Two major coral bleaching events in the Great Barrier Reef took place in 1998 and 2002, but Hughes said this year's had been the most devastating.
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The 23-year-old watches the NBC drama with his roommate in Brooklyn every week, recalling the death of Randall's father, William, has been the most devastating episode for him yet.
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"Pancreas cancer is one of the most devastating cancers that still today if you have advanced cancer, the probability of survival at five years is less than 5 percent," Torley said.
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I've grown up loving Star Wars and listening to a diverse range of music, so out of all the celebrity deaths of 215 these were the most devastating to me personally.
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It's said to be the most devastating storm to hit Queensland since 2011, and Australia isn't in the clear just yet—the country's cyclone season will last for about another month.
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Hackers tells the story of a child hacker convicted of the most devastating hack of all time and banned from using a computer or 'touch tone phone' until he turns 18.
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The ongoing outbreak follows the most devastating Ebola epidemic in history, which killed 2000,221 and infected 21,2000 people in Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia in West Africa from 2370 to 23.
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There are plenty of Bojack Horseman episodes that could compete for the title of "Most Devastating Ending," and I think the very start of Season 6 deserves to be up there.
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The world, then, may have no way to avoid the most devastating consequences of global warming, including rising sea levels, extreme droughts and food shortages, and more powerful floods and storms.
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Rudy Tomjanovich isn't taking the most devastating punch in sports history personally anymore, telling TMZ Sports he actually feels sorry for Kermit Washington -- the guy who detonated his jaw in 1977.
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But while the destructive impact of the HIV crisis continues to touch every segment of the population, the most devastating effects today in the United States are concentrated in disadvantaged communities.
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Mexican voters elected Andrés Manuel López Obrador president on July 1 largely based on his promises to solve the country's most devastating domestic problems: rampant violence, economic inequality and widespread corruption.
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They endured Erik Johnson's golf cart mishap, Grant Fuhr's collision with Nick Kypreos, Steve Yzerman's double-overtime winner and, most devastating of all, the motorcycle crash that took Bob Gassoff's life.
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The scene where she tells Camille she never loved her is one of the most devastating, because it's also the nicest that Adora has been to Camille up until that point.
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Kepner, who is sitting beside me and will have fascinating insight all game, also noted that as much as people laud Kershaw's curveball, his slider is really his most devastating pitch.
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"The loss of a life partner has to be among the most devastating and stressful life events, and it is thus not surprising of this impact on cognitive health," Isaacson said.
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Puerto Rico needs the full support of the federal government to deal with the aftermath of the most devastating natural event to hit this United States territory in almost 100 years.
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The latest United Nations-backed climate science panel has estimated that it would take 2.5 billion acres of new forest cover to stave off the most devastating impacts of climate change.
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The latest United Nations-backed climate science panel has estimated that it would take 2.5 billion acres of new forest cover to stave off the most devastating impacts of climate change.
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Coming on the heels of one of the most devastating wildfire seasons in state history, the landslides in Santa Barbara County killed at least 17 people and destroyed dozens of homes.
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The "Red Summer" of 1919 saw brutal race riots in cities across the US; the most devastating was in Chicago, lasting eight days and resulting in 38 deaths and nearly 500 injuries.
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Years before the Camp fire tore through the rural retirement community, becoming the most devastating wildfire in state history, state and local officials had known Paradise faced a serious threat from fires.
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"This may be the most devastating such disaster in the region's history, and its damage can escalate quickly if we do not act immediately," said Concern Worldwide's U.S. chief executive Colleen Kelly.
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It doesn't appear to have much to say about one of history's most devastating conflicts — at least, nothing that hasn't already been said by countless films, books, and television shows before it.
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About 1.5 million people were fleeing south Atlantic coastal areas on Thursday as the storm, which some experts believe could be the most devastating to hit Florida in a decade, closed in.
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Tsunamis aren't uncommon in Indonesia, and this one hit nearly 14 years to the day after one of the most devastating waves in recent history crashed over islands in the archipelago nation.
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Image: APThe gene-editing technology CRISPR could very well one day rid the world of its most devastating diseases, allowing us to simply edit away the genetic code responsible for an illness.
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"I believe gene therapy will become a mainstay in treating, and maybe curing, many of our most devastating and intractable illnesses," FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said when announcing the approval of Luxturna.
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Hurricane Michael was one of the most devastating storms to hit the southeastern U.S. The hurricane last week pummeled several states, including Georgia, Florida and North Carolina, killing at least 27 people.
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Photographer Nicola Bailey was in Bangladesh on assignment with ActionAid (an NGO working against poverty, particularly among women and children) when the most devastating catastrophe in the garment industry's history took place.
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You've probably heard about its most devastating effect: That the children of infected pregnant women are more likely to be born with microcephaly, a condition that causes the brain to develop abnormally.
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The current national security adviser, H.R. McMaster, warned that the prospect of a conflict that could be one of the most devastating in decades and even go nuclear was "increasing every day."
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Liquefaction, which Indonesian officials said Monday had destroyed several thousand homes in and around the city of Palu during the earthquake on Friday, is one of the most devastating effects of earthquakes.
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"Tears of Salt" does not do this; instead, it manages to tell the story of one of the most devastating and complicated crises of our time while humanizing every person we meet.
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CreditCreditLynsey Addario for The New York Times BAYANGA, Central African Republic — Perhaps the most devastating blow any human can suffer is to lose a child, and Julienne Moada has already lost three.
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Last week, the U.N. announced that desert locusts — the most devastating type — descended upon East Africa, and over the coming months the insects may increase their populations by a whopping 500-fold.
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How likely a shooting conflict with Beijing truly is remains unclear – but if it happened, it could well be the most devastating war the United States has faced since World War Two.
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Although the most devastating incoming fire was aimed primarily at debate newcomer former Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who stumbled miserably at times, the real focus should be on stopping the momentum of Sanders.
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In 2018, the party suffered its most devastating electoral cycle in recent memory, as Democrats rode a fervent anti-Trump sentiment to capture eight seats — and the majority — in the State Senate.
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Meanwhile singer Ellie Goulding, who is due to perform at Glastonbury festival this weekend, posted on Twitter that the Brexit vote was "one of the most devastating things" to happen in her lifetime.
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The way Bowie turned his decline and death into an art piece has been one of the most devastating things about it — the Blackstar album; the song, video, and stage production of Lazarus.
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Among the most devastating attacks launched by the researchers was a "privilege-hijacking" attack that caused the perceptual ad block to block legitimate content on a webpage after mistaking it for an ad.
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It's one of the most devastating movie scenes from many of our childhoods, watching Simba nestle into his father's mane, tug at his ear, and try to wake him as the dust settles.
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The number of people killed in this tragedy currently stands at 350 according to the government (a figure that is likely to rise) making it the country's most devastating earthquake in 40 years.
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The story on this flight is not just about evacuating from the most devastating storm to hit Puerto Rico in a century, it's also about the separation of families for the greater good.
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Children whose lives have been destroyed by the actions of violent men in their own countries, but whose most devastating loss was to be ripped out of their mothers' arms by U.S. authorities.
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The number of nuclear weapons known to exist around the world today is steadily falling, but the fear that a country could one day unleash the most devastating weapon on Earth still persists.
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Streep cited Trump's imitation of a disabled New York Times reporter in one of his rallies while on the presidential campaign trail last year as the most devastating "performance" she saw in 2016.
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When James departed after two titles and four consecutive runs to the finals, Riley called it the most devastating blow of his time in Miami, but Wade insisted there were no hard feelings.
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The attack was by far the most devastating in the city since 1996, when a huge truck bombing by the Irish Republican Army reduced part of the center to rubble and injured scores.
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And later on Sunday, in one of the most devastating performances by a Trump official this week, the Trump aide Stephen Miller fell apart like a used tissue under Chris Wallace's withering questions.
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O. The Red Summer of 1919 saw brutal race riots in cities across the US; the most devastating was in Chicago, lasting eight days and resulting in 38 deaths and nearly 500 injuries.
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After all, central bankers failed to prevent the most devastating financial crisis in generations — looking on idly, at best, while financial institutions peddled shady bonds to fuel a housing bubble of gargantuan proportions.
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Here's what he found: The most devastating long-term effects of a nuclear war actually come down to the black smoke, along with the dust and particulates in the air, that attacks produce.
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We got Evelyn Braxton Monday at LAX ... and she told us the most devastating part of the whole tragedy is coping with the fact that her daughter was violated by a family member.
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Also on Tuesday — the fifth anniversary of a peaceful uprising that soured into one of the most devastating conflicts of the 21st century — Syrian civilians told VICE News they were not daring to hope.
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In the title's most devastating sequence, Snake crawls agonizingly through a seeming never-ending corridor of radioactive torture inside Outer Haven, Otacon desperately begging him not to give up, to forget about the pain.
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Story at a glance Parts of East Africa are seeing the most devastating swarms of locusts in decades, putting crop production, food security and millions of lives at risk, according to the United Nations.
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Some of the most devastating effects impact survivors' closest relationships, from the care demands placed on spouses to the loss of fertility or post-traumatic stress often experienced by parents of pediatric cancer survivors.
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"This really is the most devastating flooding we've probably ever had in our state's history, from the standpoint of how widespread it is," Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts said in a Twitter post on Monday.
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In fact, the town of Dawson, New Mexico, only one county east of La Belle, was wracked by two of the most devastating mining disasters in American history — and within ten years each other.
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One of those technologies relates to DNA sequencing, a process in which scientists analyze people's genetic code in hopes of finding drugs that could predict and even cure some of today's most devastating diseases.
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Coming up short on repeal would be the "most devastating failure" for congressional Republicans, said Tim Phillips, president of Americans for Prosperity (AFP), which has ties to billionaire conservative donors Charles and David Koch.
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With October's massive wine country wildfires and current monster blazes sweeping Southern California, this year will go down in the record books as one of the most devastating fire seasons ever for insurance losses.
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Long, who said he would resign on Wednesday, was widely praised for his tenure at a time when the United States faced its most devastating stretch of natural disasters since Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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The Washington Post has done it: they've found the only bad way to politicize Hurricane Harvey, the ongoing catastrophe that has already proved to be one of the most devastating storms in American history.
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The first and most devastating theory is that—after suffering what police described as life-threatening injuries—the swans are dead, flapping their wings, preening their feathers, and leaving droppings all over swan heaven.
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The 1966 Florence Flood in Italy, that city's most devastating natural disaster of modern times, spurred an international effort to rescue valuable documents and set a precedent for how paper relics should be conserved.
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The book deserves the broad audience it may struggle to find and will surely stand for years to come as a seminal account of some of the most devastating events of the 20th century.
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"These are families that have assembled a crib, picked out little clothes and put them into little drawers and had baby showers when they've received the most devastating news of their lives," she said.
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As my colleagues Kyle and Andrew wrote, they replayed some of the most devastating clips in prime time, which shows they're gearing the arguments toward the public as much as they are the senators.
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I saw hundreds, maybe thousands of burned trees in the bushland of southern New South Wales recently, where some of the most devastating bushfires Australia has ever seen swept through just 10 days earlier.
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PG&E faces substantial penalties and criminal charges related to the most devastating case involving the utility and its equipment — the 2018 Camp Fire that killed 63 people and destroyed the town of Paradise.
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Ricardo Rosselló called Maria the "most devastating storm to hit the island this century, if not in modern history," and said that it could be months before power is fully restored to the territory.
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One of the most devastating scenes was found at the Roa Roa hotel, where workers raced to rescue some 50 people believed to be trapped under what was left of the eight-story building.
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Here&aposs a look at some of the most devastating structural failures in history, from an ancient stadium collapse that killed 20,000 people to a bridge that famously twisted and turned in heavy winds.
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That one-year-deal, worth just $5.3 million, came amid leaguewide concern about how Cousins would respond to a torn Achilles' tendon in his left foot, historically one of the sport's most devastating injuries.
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Since then, researchers have been rushing to tease apart how the Zika virus went from tepid to toxic, in hopes of finding vaccine or drug targets to prevent the most devastating manifestations of the infection.
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The most devastating floods to hit South Asia in a decade killed more than 1,400 people this year, and focused attention on poor planning for disasters, as authorities struggled to assist millions of destitute survivors.
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"Pancreas cancer is one of the most devastating cancers that still today if you have advanced cancer, the probability of survival at 5 years is less than 5 percent," Torley told "Mad Money's " Jim Cramer.
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SANTORUM: Well, the most devastating attack that could occur is an electromagnetic pulse attack, and that would be an attack that would be triggered by a nuclear explosion in the upper atmosphere of our country.
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The most devastating came on Boxing Day in 2004, when a magnitude 9.5 quake triggered a massive tsunami that killed around 226,000 people along the shorelines of the Indian Ocean, including over 126,000 in Indonesia.
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President Obama on Thursday declared a state of emergency for Florida and South Carolina in anticipation of Hurricane Matthew, which some have predicted to be the most devastating hurricane to hit Florida in a generation.
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In short, on our watch, we have a decent chance of virtually wiping out ills that have plagued humanity for thousands of generations, from illiteracy to the most devastating kind of hand-to-mouth poverty.
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"In this moment, (Ould Cheikh Ahmed's) thoughts go first to the Yemeni people who are worn out by this conflict and are enduring one of the most devastating humanitarian crisis in the world," Dujarric said.
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The attack in the northwestern province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa follows a series of bombings at political rallies before the election, the most devastating of which was a suicide attack this month that killed 149 people.
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" Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo called on Trump to reverse what she called a dramatic decision, adding: "If we want to avoid the most devastating effects of the climate crisis, the next four years are crucial.
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The most devastating conclusion of the Trustees is that the Republican tax plan – which gives those earning over $1 million a year an average tax cut of over $69,000 – directly threatens the future of Medicare.
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However, the most devastating clarity and yet fruitless search for meaning is contained within Cave's stream of consciousness narration; it's here that we're presented with the disjointed externalisation of the inner dialogue we all have.
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Some of California's most devastating wildfires were sparked in recent years by damage to electrical transmission lines from recurring bouts of high winds, which then spread the flames through tinder-dry vegetation into populated areas.
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Perhaps the most devastating effect that this decision will have is that it keeps tens of thousands of lives at risk, desperate human beings who may be forced to take dangerous journeys to find safety.
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This sense of uneasy complicity is in a way the most devastating form of political critique one could come up with—but it also creates a paralyzing feeling that there is no alternative, no outside.
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But, as a former reserve who's now a full-time participant in *the NBA's most devastating starting lineup (*East of Oakland), Siakam's upside has officially turned him into one of the NBA's most pivotal projects.
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But the most devastating part is that when a lot of people without money are pushed to live in the same neighborhood, it creates an environment that poisons a child's ability to reach their potential.
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Gershon, who explored these issues even more deeply in her book, The Breakup 2.0, told me that the breakups that were most devastating were ones in which the person ending it refused to switch mediums.
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But the most devastating use of deepfakes has always been in how they're used against women: whether to experiment with the technology using images without women's consent, or maliciously spreading nonconsensual porn on the internet.
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Volcan de Fuego, which means "Volcano of Fire," exploded on Sunday in its most devastating eruption in more than four decades, showering ash on a wide area and sending rapid pyroclastic flows through nearby towns.
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Gifted with a superb touch and an impressive repertoire of tricks, Neymar was part of one of the most devastating strike trios the game has ever seen, playing at Barcelona alongside Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez.
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The UN treaty, drafted last December and set to go into full force this November, seeks to limit the most devastating effects of global warming through a combination of drastic emissions cuts and socio-structural adaptations.
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In the wake of the most devastating flu season seen in decades this past winter, a new study seems to show how and why the influenza virus hits some areas of the country harder than others.
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After two years of the most devastating wildfires in the state's history, California's utilities have been under intense scrutiny from the governor, lawmakers and the five-member panel that regulates them, the California Public Utilities Commission.
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Photo: Associated PressMirai malware, which can infect and grant even unsophisticated actors control over hundreds of thousands of IoT devices, is responsible for some of the most devastating distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks ever seen.
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Some of the most devastating attacks in the Western world as of late have been of the "lone wolf" variety, including the shootings in Orlando and San Bernardino; and the truck attacks in Nice and Berlin.
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On the BBC/Channel 5 documentary The Bermuda Triangle Enigma, which aired July 31, the Southampton team presented research suggesting that these waves may account for some of the most devastating wrecks in the region's history.
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Rather, the goal of the agreement was to stave off the most devastating effects of climate change by limiting the increase in global temperatures to two degrees Celsius, and to just 1.5 degrees Celsius if possible.
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And perhaps most devastating, the athletes who had passed testing were 235 percent more likely than those who had failed to tear the A.C.L. in their uninjured leg within the next year or so of competing.
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Fleabag's so-wrong-it's-perfect pairing took a funny idea on paper — of course Fleabag would want to fuck a Catholic priest — and turned it into the most devastating, delicately observed onscreen romance of the year.
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Veteran Republican strategist and Donald Trump surrogate Roger Stone claims he has "backchannel" communications with WikiLeaks' Julian Assange, and that the most "devastating" bombshells in a series of leaks from the site are yet to come.
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" Robach tells PEOPLE that when she sat down with Taylor for the 20/20 interview, she "was extremely open and honest, answering all of the tough and delicate questions about the most devastating day of her life.
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What's more is that many of these destinations, especially islands, will face climate change's most devastating effects, which will only be exacerbated by the carbon output of tourist activities that bring in their main source of income.
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Given how many people he's duped through the marketing of his own name, it's no surprise that Donald Trump thinks solving one of the most devastating health crises comes down to a few good signs and commercials.
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But for a moment in 3003, those machines served as ground zero for the most devastating cyberattack since the invention of the internet—an attack that began, at least, as an assault on one nation by another.
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Redfield has over 30 years of experience as a groundbreaking scientist, academic researcher, and clinician who has been a global leader in the fight against one of the most devastating infectious diseases of our time — HIV/AIDS.
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Chlöe Swarbrick, a 25-year-old member of Parliament for New Zealand's Green Party, threw down perhaps the most devastating "OK Boomer" in history while delivering a speech this week calling for drastic changes to climate policy.
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One of the most devastating screams in a movie full of serial killer torture and murders is when Matt Dillon's Jack invites his victim to belt her guts out when she realizes he's going to kill her.
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KANDAHAR, Afghanistan — One of the most devastating Taliban assassination strikes of the long Afghan war on Thursday killed a regional police chief with a larger-than-life reputation as one of the last stalwarts against the militants.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — The hours are ticking down to what the Syrian government and its main ally, Russia, say could be the most devastating aerial assault yet on besieged rebel-held districts in the Syrian city of Aleppo.
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There was no coming back from the horror start, however, and his anguish as he slid over the finish line with his head in his hands was one of the most devastating images of the Russian Games.
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After waving to the cheering crowds, Eisenhower got a firsthand look at what was then considered one of the most devastating pieces of American artillery -- an 85-ton atomic cannon that could fire a shell 20 miles.
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The most devastating revelation in this week's episode centers around Catherine (Debbie Allen.) She summons Meredith and Koracick (Greg Germann) to the opening of the Catherine Fox Foundation to consult on a VIP patient, who has a tumor.
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Thousands of protesters filled the streets in cities across Venezuela over the last month in an effort to depose President Nicolás Maduro, the socialist leader who has overseen one of the most devastating economic collapses in the world.
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After meeting Michel Gondry and making the experimental short Pecan Pie, they teamed up with Charlie Kaufman and Kate Winslet to make one of the most devastating and surreal stories about star-crossed lovers since Romeo and Juliet.
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The Untold Story Of NotPetya, The Most Devastating Cyberattack In History (Wired) The outbreak of destructive malware NotPetya never got the attention it deserved, perhaps because it came a few weeks after the headline-grabbing WannaCry ransomware outbreak.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Tuesday can land his most devastating blow yet on the legacy of Barack Obama, but a move to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal could also spark a dangerous global crisis.
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UFC 100 also provided a combat sports moment which will forever be used in highlight reels—Dan Henderson landing his fabled "H-Bomb" on Michael Bisping and delivering one of the most devastating knockouts fighting has ever seen.
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That includes the Camp Fire, the most devastating wildfire in California history, suspected of having been caused by a 100-year-old transmission tower that was a quarter-century past its "useful life" by PG&E's own standards.
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But perhaps most devastating of all was the news that people who smoke and vape, so-called "dual users," were 3.3 times more likely than people who don&apost puff at all to develop a chronic lung condition.
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The Republicans, in turn, believed they had the most devastating piece of political tape: the Democratic challenger rapping a decade ago, using expletives and a racial epithet common among black rap artists, as he veered into controversial topics.
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Patrick Mahomes flashed his greatness a month before the NFL draft with an 80-yard throw during a workout that made scouts gushKyle Shanahan has now suffered through 2 of the most devastating Super Bowl collapses in NFL history
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She writes: California is a wealthy, Democratic state, and it's experiencing some of the most devastating impacts of climate change in the country, but local politics and sparring special-interest groups have been impediments to needed climate-adaptation legislation.
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The man who started off as an Anglophile and then went ahead to become someone who actually worked on the most devastating critique of what he called un-British rule, its creation of poverty in India, which people forget.
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I am a cancer control researcher but I'm also a parent, and for my three boys, the HPV vaccine is the best tool I have to prevent them from getting some of the most devastating cancers I have seen.
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Singkawang, Indonesia (CNN)The desperate search continues Wednesday for survivors of a tsunami which struck parts of western Indonesia, as the country marks the 23-year anniversary of its 210 Sumatra tragedy -- one of the most devastating ever recorded.
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But for me, these weeks are always shared by two life-changing events that occurred within days of each other in 28503: welcoming the birth of my daughter, and one of the most devastating natural disasters in U.S. history.
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If the 22012 years since Stonewall has ultimately been about social and legal progress for L.G.B.T.Q. people, it has also been about one of the most devastating and, at first, mysterious medical events of modern times: The AIDS epidemic.
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But weeks after a democratically elected government took office, Qaeda militants in January 2016 carried out the most devastating terrorist attack in Burkina Faso's history, killing 30 people at a luxury hotel and restaurant frequented by Westerners in Ouagadougou.
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The prime minister, Scott Morrison, has been widely castigated for taking a vacation to Hawaii last month, and trying to keep it quiet, while Australia was in the early clutches of one of its most devastating fire seasons ever.
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In the wake of the "Black Saturday" fires in Victoria in 2009, the most devastating bush fires in Australian history with 173 deaths reported, music therapy was used to help young people navigate the tragedy, a 2011 study says.
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Here's a BuzzFeed News review of six of the most devastating climate records we broke this decade: The 2010s (red in all charts) were when the atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide broke through the "400 parts per million" threshold.
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To the Editor: Re "A Woman's Rights" (editorial series): As a reproductive health care provider at Family Health Options Kenya, I found that my efforts to resuscitate dying women and children were the most devastating moments of my career.
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Defense ministry spokesman Mohammad Radmanish said the death was not expected to mean any major change for the Haqqani network, blamed by Afghan and U.S. security officials for some of the most devastating suicide attacks of the past decade.
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California last year "had two of the top-21991 most devastating fires in the state's history — very similar conditions to what's occurring in Canada right now," said Ken Pimlott, chief of the California Department of Forestry and Fire Prevention (CalFire).
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"Insomnia can be one of the most devastating outcomes of anxiety, seeing that a lack of restful sleep contributes directly to an increase in anxiety as well as other mood disturbances," says Marissa Long, a Southern California-based clinical psychologist.
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Nick Cave's Skeleton Tree may go down as one of the year's most devastating albums, a chronicle of personal loss and grief that's all the more potent for continuing in the quiet, lush arrangements of 2013's Push the Sky Away.
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BEIRUT/GENEVA (Reuters) - A Russian call for a five-hour truce on Tuesday failed to halt one of the most devastating campaigns of the Syrian war, where residents said government warplanes resumed striking the eastern Ghouta region after a brief lull.
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Last July, eight months after the Democratic Party experienced one of its most devastating defeats in history, DNC chairman Tom Perez announced an "unprecedented" rebuild of the party from the ground up with a $20163 million fund dedicated to state parties.
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Paul Daley reminded us why he is one of the most devastating knockout artists in Bellator's welterweight ranks on Saturday night at The Forum, where a brutal spinning elbow followed by a flying knee ended Brennan Ward's night in round one.
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This January not only took away David Bowie – the man who wrote some of the most devastating love songs in human history – but it is also the month that atomic physics finally finished hanging out the back of the periodic table.
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Notable, deadly floods hit every continent except Antarctica -- with India floods claiming 800 lives, Venezuela experienced its most devastating flooding in more than a decade, and flooding of the Niger and Benue Rivers in Nigeria displaced more than 100,000 people.
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Through the family's letters and notes, the experience of living through some of the 2100th century's most devastating and formative periods comes alive: World War I, Nazi Germany, life in Communist East Germany, and the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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The idea that mental disorders can arise from sources outside the head is actually nothing new — the most devastating psychiatric illness of the 19th century was caused by bacterial syphilis, a sexually transmitted disease that only secondarily affects the brain.
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" Calling others dogs is one of Trump's go-to insults, and according to the Washington Post, it's because he "has an aversion to dogs and other pets," and thus "considers canine comparisons to be among his most devastating put-downs.
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That's the situation in Venezuela, where thousands of demonstrators plan to fill the streets on Wednesday in an effort to depose President Nicolás Maduro, the socialist leader who has overseen one of the most devastating economic collapses in the world.
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As investigators try to determine what started the most devastating wildfire in California history, which has killed at least 63 people, the beginning premise is that human beings — through their mistakes, or their toys, tools and technologies — were probably behind it.
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Germany just had one of its most devastating mass shootings in years — and it looks like the alleged culprit held far-right, anti-immigrant views, underscoring the growing threat of the rising far-right extremist movement in the country and beyond.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Severe droughts gripping Peru have given way to some of the country's most devastating downpours in decades, catching authorities off guard as they scramble to contain the kind of floods that climate change is expected to make more frequent.
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The Iraq War alone cost hundreds of thousands of lives, trillions of dollars, destabilized the middle east, led to massive refugee flows that have destabilized europe as well and was almost certainly the most devastating strategic blunder of a generation.
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A child born with half a heart, desperate for a transplant; a teenager undergoing his seventh operation to keep pace with a congenital heart condition; and, most devastating, an infant who died in a hospital bed beside her anguished parents.
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Since the hurricane, her efforts have shifted to rebuilding the agricultural landscape through Fondo de Resiliencia, the Puerto Rican resilience fund she formed with mainland expat Irene Vilar in response to one of the most devastating climate events to pass over Puerto Rico.
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Every year the Academy determines the best films of the year by nominating up to 10 of them for Best Picture … but most often, the lineup looks like a roundup of the most devastating and emotional films released in the last 12 months.
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The most devastating is believed to be the Camp Fire, which by Friday morning had grown to 853,000 acres and was encroaching on the city of Chico, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, known as a Cal Fire.
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The show retained some of its emotional core, with the lives, loves and constant threat of loss associated with these young and struggling characters in the early 1990s, many of them afflicted with AIDS when the crisis was near its most devastating.
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The Senate version rejects some of the most devastating cuts proposed by House Republicans, and would even strengthen the Housing Credit in several ways -- but it would still create fewer affordable homes at a moment when we need them more than ever.
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"For me it was the most devastating part of Trump's election, to go from a president who identified climate change as our greatest threat to a new president denying its very existence was tragically insane to so many of us," says Morgan.
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It has cut aid for family planning and backed out of the global agreements that seek to avert the most devastating impacts of climate change, even as rising sea levels and drought-related famines threaten to create tens of millions of new migrants.
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Cavaliers 105, Raptors 22 CLEVELAND — LeBron James banked in a running one-hander at the buzzer, giving Cleveland a 23-213 win over Toronto on Saturday night in Game 255 and shoving the Raptors to the edge of their most devastating playoff exit.
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One of the most devastating tactics the militants employed, which helped them tie down a far greater force than their own, was to send consecutive waves of small units - about 50 strong - against the troops so they could never let down their guard.
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The report's blunt language echoed the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which said in October that profound economic and social changes would be needed to curb greenhouse gases quickly enough to avert the most devastating consequences of a warming world.
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Police and other public servants have spent the past week trying to piece together their digital work lives, recreating audit spreadsheets and conducting business on mobile phones in response to one of the most devastating "ransomware" virus attacks to hit an American city.
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He slammed the Obama (and now Trump) administrations for supporting Saudi Arabia's horrific, brutal war in Yemen, which has killed more than 10,000 civilians since its start in 2015 and triggered one of the most devastating humanitarian catastrophes the world has seen.
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Capping the most devastating 48 hours of his presidential campaign, Trump stunned the country on Sunday by convening a press conference with women who have accused Bill Clinton of sexual misconduct and calling the former president an abuser of women in a nationally televised debate.
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The Ghazni attack, one of the Taliban's most devastating in years, has clouded hopes for peace talks that had been prompted by an unprecedented ceasefire during the Eid celebration in June and a meeting last month between Taliban officials and a senior U.S. diplomat.
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Or they see the challenges that lie ahead: trauma in having to relive and recount, again and again, what can be — depending on the severity of the assault -- one of the most devastating, or at the least, humiliating and helpless moments in a woman's life.
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Hurricane Katrina in 2005 was the most devastating storm ever to hit the US. It killed 1,833 people and caused $108 billion in damage, though it was technically a Category 3 when it made landfall in Louisiana with sustained wind speeds of 125 mph.
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The destruction by Chinese security agencies of the C.I.A.'s operations inside the country, including the imprisonment or execution of a dozen Chinese nationals secretly working for the United States, is considered one of the most devastating intelligence setbacks for the agency in recent decades.
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"With one of the most devastating hurricanes in Texas, I'm looking out my window now, all the lights are on, the largest medical city in the world is operating today, that's a feat of engineering that is really amazing," Mr. McKeon said late Sunday night.
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The real wallop, however, comes courtesy of interviews with survivors and, perhaps most devastating, parents of those slain, such as Parkland mother Anne Ramsey, who talks about her daughter going to school that fateful day, softly repeating "She never came back" again and again.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - The most devastating floods to hit South Asia in a decade have killed more than 1,400 people and focused attention on the poor planning and lack of preparedness for annual monsoon rains, as authorities struggle to get aid to millions of destitute.
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While President Donald Trump has signaled his intention to pull the United States out of the accord, a group of states led by California wants to ensure the U.S. meets its commitments, which scientists call critical to avoiding the most devastating effects of climate change.
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"The most devastating consequence of vaccine hesitancy, or inadequate vaccine uptake, would be a resurgence of fatal or life-changing vaccine-preventable diseases which are currently well-controlled, or are targeted for elimination," says the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control's chief scientist, Mike Catchpole.
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In what then-MTA Chairman Joseph Lhota called the "most devastating" event to ever hit the city's transit system, immense flooding and electricity outages left large portions of the subway system underwater, forcing hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers to rewrite their commutes around the shaken landscape.
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But the International Energy Agency's projections include one situation where demand could drop by 22 percent, to 74 million barrels a day by 2040, if measures are put in place to keep global warming at levels that, while still dangerous, could avoid the most devastating consequences.
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Read More:7 of the most devastating breakups on 'Grey's Anatomy'15 of the most-memorable patients on 'Grey's Anatomy'10 of the best episodes of 'Grey's Anatomy' ever26 surprising facts you didn't know about 'Grey's Anatomy'THEN AND NOW: The 'Grey's Anatomy' cast on their first vs.
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On the day his wife called looking for him, he'd found the character hard to shake and had been standing on a street corner for four hours; as Young recounts the experience, it's with the wry smirk he wears even when telling the most devastating story imaginable.
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As I have said before, people and families in these circumstances are receiving the most devastating news of their lifetime, and the decisions that are made about medical care in these moments are not made better, medically or morally, by government dictating how these decisions are made.
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"We hope that Congress and the Administration will pursue international trade agreements that hold foreign governments accountable by ensuring that they protect and value the ongoing discovery of much-needed medicines to treat and potentially cure the world's most devastating diseases," Ubl said in his statement.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A prominent Taliban official who served as the group's spokesman during some of its most devastating attacks, including the attempted assassination of the young activist Malala Yousafzai, has escaped from detention in Pakistan, claiming he had made a secret deal with the country's security forces.
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The Hiroshima ginkgos, the tenacious older siblings of the tender green trees in front of our North Carolina house, were able to resist the most devastating outcome of science and technology, the splitting of the atom, a destructive power that could turn the whole planet into rubble.
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But Mr. Ridley (whose terrific anthology series, "American Crime," is currently in its third season on ABC) saves his most devastating device for last, sideswiping us with the realization that someone who has already touched our hearts might also, at one time, have turned our stomachs.
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To truly understand why the California Senate's passage of AB 5 is such a historic moment, it's important to understand the three most devastating losses for the labor movement in the past three decades and how they paved the way for the revival of American labor.
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The same process of volcano-induced warming is also thought to have capped off the Permian Period, which directly preceded the Triassic, resulting in the so-called "Great Dying," the most devastating extinction event known to scientists, which killed off 95 percent of life on Earth.
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Popularizing drug disposal and making it easy is just one piece of the puzzle when it comes to the opiate crisis, but it's a significant one as tech figures out what role it can play to address one of the most devastating public health crises in the U.S. today.
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Of all the heartbreaking moments on Orange Is the New Black, of which there have been so many, the rape of Tiffany Doggett — aka Pennsatucky (Taryn Manning) — in the back of a van by CO Charlie Coates (James McMenamin) still stands out as one of the most devastating.
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Perhaps we should recall instead how English settlers cheated, abused, killed, and eventually drove Wampanoags into a conflict, known as King Philip's War, that exploded across the region in 1675 and 1676 and that was one of the most devastating wars in the history of North American settlement.
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The Paris pledges will get the world only halfway to where it needs to be to keep global warming to less than two degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels, a threshold beyond which the most devastating consequences of climate change — rising sea levels, severe droughts and flooding — become increasingly likely.
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Florence Journal FLORENCE, Italy — It was what Tuscans simply refer to as "l'alluvione," or the flood, because most everyone here who is old enough remembers the morning, 215 years ago this month, when the Arno River spilled over its banks in Florence's most devastating natural disaster of modern times.
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But the combination of fears over Cousins's recovery from what has historically been one of basketball's most devastating injuries as well as the quick evaporation of funds for the teams that were expected to pursue him — such as the Lakers and the Dallas Mavericks — left him with little market.
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Read more:Tom Brady is set to become a free agent for the first time in his career — these are the 12 potential landing spots with the best odds of signing the Patriots superstarKyle Shanahan has now suffered through 2 of the most devastating Super Bowl collapses in NFL history
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A scheduled parade featuring the royal couple in a Rolls Royce convertible following the ceremony has been postponed until November 10 in the aftermath of deadly Typhoon Hagibis last weekend, which was considered to be the most devastating typhoon to hit the Kantō region of Japan since 1958.
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The Patriots prepared for a week to stymie Henry, who nonetheless battered the Patriots on 34 carries that were a mix of gritty runs up the middle, punishing third-down dashes around the end and, most devastating, seven rushes of 9 or more yards that exhibited the player's explosiveness.
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Images of the flooded metropolises of Houston, Jacksonville, and San Juan with overtopped dams, billowing sewage, and flooded homes show that torrential rain can be one of the most devastating consequences of hurricanes, especially in urban areas where concrete makes it harder for water to drain and where people can drown.
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The most devastating of those tremors was the so-called Long Beach earthquake of March 1933, a 6.4-magnitude temblor that ruptured the Newport-Inglewood fault along the coast, toppling scores of buildings and killing 115 to 120 people - the highest death toll on record from a Southern California earthquake.
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It could motivate John Bolton (a born-again Never Trumper, along with John Kelly, Rex Tillerson, H.R. McMaster, Anthony Scaramucci and everyone else who made the mistake of working for this president) to deliver what may yet be the most devastating insider's indictment of the president's shameless shadow foreign policy.
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As the highest-ranking official in an American administration ever to visit the site, he paid respects to the victims of one of the most devastating acts of World War II and reflected on how Japan and the United States have forged a strong alliance over the past 70 years.
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After the vice president gave one of the convention's most devastating denouncements of Trump on Wednesday, there was open speculation among convention-goers that had Biden decided to run, he could have beaten out Clinton for the 2016 nomination, and would be crushing Trump in a general election fight by now.
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Most devastating of all, with their children unqualified for proper local public schools, migrant parents are forced to choose between sending them home to the countryside for education, where they may be raised by grandparents or no one at all, and enrolling them in substandard Beijing schools created to serve migrants.
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He taught himself a trick to achieve the most devastating action, he said: holding the ball where the seams narrow — on either side of the commissioner's signature, that is — Alvarado places his index and middle fingers all the way to the right side of the seam closest to his body.
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When it was all over, the seizure and subsequent termination of Rocky Flats Plant unveiled one of the world's most devastating nuclear contamination events to residents in the Denver and Boulder areas, who had been living among toxic waste and runoff for more than three decades while the plant was operational.
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While the Senate bill thankfully rejects the most devastating changes proposed by the House, and would actually strengthen the Housing Credit in some modest ways, it would still result in fewer homes, so there is a long way to go to ensure low-income families are not left behind in tax reform.
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Perhaps the most devastating moment of the press conference, however, was when Nelson produced her 1977 high school yearbook that including this inscription: "To a sweeter more beautiful girl I could not say 'Merry Christmas' Christmas 1977 Roy Moore, D.A. 12-22-77 Olde Hickory" Through a spokesman, Moore dismissed the allegation.
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However, the odds aren't stacked in Brook's favor with the weight discrepancy involved between the pair—so much so, the WBA have refused to sanction GGG's title defense as they were concerned for Brook, who has never fought as a middleweight before—let alone against one of the division's most devastating knockout artists.
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HYDE PARK, N.Y. — The Democrats thought they had the most devastating weapon: a political video showing the Republican incumbent hugging a young mother with a brain tumor and a spinal condition, and promising to protect her coverage of pre-existing conditions — only to vote for the Republican bill to repeal Obamacare weeks later.
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Several weeks ago, the Trump administration announced a proposed rule that would roll back gender identity nondiscrimination protections in the Affordable Care Act, which essentially banned discrimination against trans people throughout the US. The Trump rollback was perhaps the most devastating attack on the trans community since he took office in early 2017.
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"[House Bill 1337] will require a woman, during one of the most devastating times in her life after learning of a fetal anomaly, to prolong her pregnancy even if against her wishes, and to potentially assume the greater health risks associated with doing so," Indianapolis Ob/Gyn Brownsyne Tucker-Edmonds told The Washington Post.
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Video shows how casually Patrick Mahomes called the game-changing play of the Super Bowl, and it all happened thanks to a 49ers challengeKyle Shanahan has now suffered through 2 of the most devastating Super Bowl collapses in NFL historyPatrick Mahomes' MVP performance helped him achieve the Super Bowl Disney dream most take for granted
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One of the film's most devastating scenes takes place when his character, the compassionate drug dealer Juan, breaks down shortly after talking with "Little" (Alex Hibbert)—you can see the pain on his face, which is why I chose Bateman's performance as con-artist fox Nicholas P. Wilde in Disney's sneakily subversive Zootopia here.
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At the same time that he was receiving plaudits in Washington, however, Mr. Pei was recovering from one of the most devastating setbacks any architect of his generation had faced anywhere: the nearly total failure of one of his most conspicuous projects, the 700-foot-tall John Hancock Tower at Copley Square in Boston.
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The most tangible results of the tax were most devastating for middle class workers, as nearly 10,000 jobs were destroyed in the luxury goods industry, and the less than $18 million in new tax revenue was offset by over $24 million in lost income tax and unemployment benefits for the newly out of work employees.
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But her spirits were crushed the following year when her parents, who were raising her two children, died in the crash of Pan Am Flight 759 in Kenner, La. "It was the most devastating time in my entire life," said Ms. Jacobs, who still wears her mother's wedding ring, which was salvaged in the wreckage.
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If the tipping point is triggered, the dieback will take 30 to 50 years, in which time 200 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide would be released into the atmosphere, Nobre said, making it far harder for the world to keep temperature rises below 1.5 to 2 degrees Celsius - the goal to avoid the most devastating effects of climate change.
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To insinuate that the world should accept a Russian invasion of the Baltics based on geopolitical considerations is a spitting image of the naiveté the world practiced in the lead up to World War II. Our promise to never repeat that mistake is one of the most basic takeaways from the most devastating war the world has ever seen.
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For more than two decades we have fed one another's dogs and watered one another's tomatoes and seen one another through every struggle imaginable: infertility and childbirth and postpartum depression and infidelity and divorce and troubled teenagers and dying parents and medical crises and, by far the most devastating of all, the loss of a child.
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" Swann does a wonderful job depicting these lost boys, the puzzling kinetics of friendship, competition and status, all of which feels out of date and menacing — the desire to "conquer girls with all the rough ease of a 007," or how being labeled gay constituted "the worst, most devastating blow" that left the accused "cast into the outer darkness.
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When the United Nations' panel of scientists released its landmark report on how to keep the world from warming above 2018 degrees Celsius (the benchmark that they say the planet will need to stay below in order to avoid the most devastating effects of climate change), it included nuclear energy as part of the solutions it outlined.
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"It turns out that the legislation that is coming before the Senate in a few days, the so-called healthcare bill, will be the most devastating attack on the working class of this country in the modern history of the United States of America," Sanders said to a crowd of about 2,85033, according to the Gazette-Mail.
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After one of the most devastating defeats suffered by any president, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE responded in classic fashion: He made it up.
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Not only was Thompson booed at his first post-cheating scandal basketball game, ardent fans of Kardashian (plus some people who are just dedicated to the troll lifestyle in general, probably) have taken to trolling his Instagram in the most devastating of ways — by wishing upon him small, unfortunate curses that will in no way cause him actual harm, but will make going through life highly inconvenient.
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West's call for personal responsibility and positive action may have the power to topple a lucrative industry that has been built on racial grievance and the claim that the most devastating problems of the black community are rooted in external causes — the legacy of slavery and discrimination — that, according to this theory, have resulted in the today's crisis of rampant violence, poverty and devastated communities.
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At this point in its run it's pointless to express surprise that a show with talking animals consistently touches on the most devastating aspects of the human condition, but Season 6 goes full throttle on Princess Carolyn's struggle as a single working mother who can't bond with her adopted baby daughter, Todd navigating a complicated relationship with his Latino stepfather, and Diane and Mr. Peanutbutter working through their guilt over their Season 5 affair.
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Sure, personal Trump hero Abraham Lincoln was leading the Union into the Civil War to end slavery when he took office; Franklin Delano Roosevelt passed 76 bills in his first 100 days to bring the country out of the most devastating economic depression it's ever seen; and Harry Truman was dropping atomic bombs on Japanese cities and working with the Allies to bring World War II to an end during his initial tenure as president.
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It's becoming clear the Chiefs never panicked when they trailed late in the Super Bowl, and it was thanks to one reason: Patrick MahomesKyle Shanahan has now suffered through 2 of the most devastating Super Bowl collapses in NFL historyPatrick Mahomes sparked the Chiefs' Super Bowl comeback by telling Andy Reid which play to call in the most important moment of the gameTrump mistakenly congratulated 'the great State of Kansas' after the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl win
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Even though, yes, there are more ways for journalists to reach people than ever, there's more stories out there than ever, there's more people paying attention to different forms like podcasts than ever, it's a glorious time for journalism, there is no way for us to be confident that even the most devastating factual account of what's going on with the Trump administration will be accepted or believed or even register with the people who ought to be disturbed by it.
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As a result of the 2008 Mental Health and Addiction Equity Act and The Affordable Care Act, signed by presidents George W. Bush and Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE respectively, millions now have health coverage that includes substance use disorder treatment services as required benefits - which only seems right in the midst of the most devastating drug epidemic in American history.
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