Tell us your most explosive tales of tech gone awry.
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Trump doesn't always follow through on his most explosive threats.
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Yet it is the third that could be the most explosive.
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Most explosive Stock Market rally that we've seen in modern times.
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And it would be the most explosive thing for the series.
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The last paragraph on this page contains the most explosive bits.
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And here are five of the most explosive bombshells from the hearing.
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Wednesday's testimony from EU Ambassador Gordon Sondland was among the most explosive.
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The Tigers should have one of the most explosive attacks in college football.
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The ranking ranges from 0 to 6, with 6 being the most explosive.
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The most explosive interview was in The American Prospect with reporter Robert Kuttner.
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The most explosive fireworks, in other words, have only a hint of color.
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Amber also got in what was the most explosive jab of the reunion.
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Columbus also has the N.H.L.'s most explosive power play, converting 27.7 percent.
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Here are some of the most explosive fan theories of how Jack died. 1.
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Here are just a few of his most explosive moments — with video evidence. 1.
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But the U.S.-Iran dynamic is the most important and potentially the most explosive.
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The most explosive airs usually happen on wild, raggedy waves, with lots of wind.
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The emails were perhaps the most explosive evidence thus far in the Russia scandal.
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Agung's previous eruption, in 1963, was the most explosive of the 224th century in Indonesia.
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But Blades's testimony about the APCI allegation wasn't even the most explosive he would give.
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As a rookie, Luck's most explosive target was Reggie Wayne, whose career was already waning.
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But the most explosive fight wasn't with Kavanaugh but among senators on the Judiciary Committee.
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Instead, at one point, they instigated one of the most explosive declarations of Sondland's testimony.
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The third thing is that immigration continues to be the most explosive force in British politics.
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Mr. Lee presided over one of the most explosive periods of growth in San Francisco's history.
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Stay tuned, because this is the most explosive season of The Challenge I have ever been through.
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Colorado Civil Rights Commission, which is poised to be the most explosive case taken on this term.
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He's seen here convening one of Congress' most explosive hearings against Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen.
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It is arguably the most divisive problem of our time, and easily one of the most explosive.
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Rechnitz's most explosive testimony during the trial was not about Seabrook or Huberfeld, but about de Blasio.
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Then one night near the end of Gillian's treatment, my daughters broke into their most explosive fight.
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Some of the most explosive reports about America in the last few days appeared in Israeli newspapers.
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Most telling was the Democrats' leftward turn on perhaps the most explosive issue of the Trump era.
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Manafort's lack of cooperation might be the opening needed to file Mueller's most explosive findings in public shortly.
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According to what's already been said in closed-door testimony, his testimony could be the most explosive yet.
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On Thursday morning, the Halemaumau crater, located at the volcano's summit, had its most explosive eruption since 1924.
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On Thursday morning, the Halemaumau crater, located at the volcano's summit, had its most explosive eruption since 19243.
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In the convoluted saga of the Trumps and the Russians, this may be the most explosive revelation yet.
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Weinstein is reportedly still working that Hollywood network, pitching a documentary about the most explosive topic imaginable: himself.
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Most explosive was the accusation that Facebook had seemingly tried to prioritize fact checks that concerned an advertiser.
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However the epidemic, the most explosive on record in terms of its rapid spread, has continually confounded expectations.
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Regardless, that hasn't stopped the city from being among the most explosive, especially in regards to gun violence.
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Smith will enter the 2017-18 NBA season as one of the most explosive athletes in the league.
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While some of the dossier's most explosive claims are still unverified, other pieces of it have proven true.
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But like the first-ever hit of E, my first time in a Ferrari was the most explosive.
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His nickname in China was "The Cannon," and Ren Zhiqiang's latest commentary was among his most explosive yet.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — Did a group of bishops just disarm one of the most explosive political problems in Africa?
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In Yemen, the most explosive outbreak on record has caused 903,783 suspected cases and 2,090 deaths since late April.
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The most explosive testimony so far came from Bill Taylor, the charge d'affaires at the U.S. embassy in Ukraine.
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The local anger highlights what has arguably become the most explosive issue ahead of a presidential election next week.
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Though the demonstrations began more than a week ago, Saturday's actions in Paris were the most explosive and violent.
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Akhmadaliev produced the most explosive performance of the evening, stunning Argentina's Alberto Melian with a first round technical knockout.
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Oklahoma City probably won't advance, but we could at least see the Thunder offense in its most explosive form.
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The Republican effort came one day after Democrats secured some of their most explosive findings in the impeachment probe.
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They basically are trying to ignore Trump's most explosive actions, and avoid taking any fallout, without doing anything remotely constructive.
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One of the most explosive days of the month is December 26: Jupiter in Libra will oppose Uranus in Aries.
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Trump leveled one of the most explosive charges in recent American history by accusing Obama of a Watergate-like crime.
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And despite promises of transparency, lawmakers voted on some of the most explosive issues late at night, with little notice.
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It was surely the most explosive and surreal confirmation hearing since Clarence Thomas and Anita F. Hill 27 years ago.
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The most explosive campaign of the decades-long women's suffrage story reveals a truth that is relevant to today's electioneering.
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This may amount to one of the most explosive disclosures of mass government surveillance since the Snowden revelations in 2013.
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He leaves behind a devastated family, legions of admirers—and the most explosive dossier of cases before the country's highest court.
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The offense has gone from one of the worst in the league to one of the most explosive in the process.
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But he also had a reality check for enraged Democrats, beating back some of the most explosive reports about the firing.
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In the first debate, former Vice President Joe Biden and U.S. Senator Kamala Harris of California had the most explosive moments.
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Now, Antonio Brown will suit up for New England next week, giving Brady his most explosive offensive weapon since Randy Moss.
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In office since 2011, Mr. Lee, above, presided over one of the most explosive periods of growth in the city's history.
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Welcome to this Monday's edition of The Monitor, WIRED's collection of the most explosive news in the world of pop culture.
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If true, the letter represents one of the most explosive revelations to emerge out of the Catholic clerical sex abuse scandal.
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That'd be "Becky with the good hair," the mysterious other woman referenced in "Sorry," one of Beyoncé's most explosive tracks on Lemonade.
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Pairing Westbrook and Oladipo gives Oklahoma City the most explosive, athletic backcourt duo in the league, which is saying quite a bit.
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Arguably, The Family's most explosive assertion is that our current president is a result of their strategic support, at least in part.
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One of the most explosive is the potential reinstatement of 783 counts of fraud, corruption and racketeering related to an arms deal.
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The most explosive allegations about bribery came when one witness said Guzman paid $100 million to former Mexican president Enrique Pena Nieto.
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But on Snapchat Saturday night, Gaga revealed one of her most explosive tattoos yet: the artist David Bowie, tattooed along her side.
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After securing the title in one of the most explosive championships in history, the Majorcan was more serene and confident than ever.
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Cincinnati's new and intriguing side pairs a stout defense with midfielder Nicolas Lodeiro, one of the league's most explosive and creative playmakers.
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During the best, most explosive moment of your life, whenever that was, what level of gas would you say you were experiencing?
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Nick Kyrgios of Australia combines athleticism and a distinctive technique to deliver one of the most explosive forehands in the current game.
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That puts them on opposite sides of the most explosive political question of Jesus' day (whether to cooperate with the Roman Empire).
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Daniel Jones and the Giants fought admirably last week against the Patriots despite being down three of their most explosive offensive playmakers.
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Since being drafted in 2016 in the fifth round by the Chiefs, Hill has become one of the league's most explosive playmakers.
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But given the investigations he's initiated and his harsh rhetoric about Beijing, it's potentially the most explosive policy issue in his hands.
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Since first attaining stateside success in 2016, the Puerto Rican tenor has become one of the most explosive acts in Latin music.
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Zimring's most explosive assertion — which leaps out of a work that is mostly policy-wonk nuance — is that police leaders don't care.
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They may sell well and be Apple's most explosive new product, but they're not even in the same league as the iPhone. HomePod?
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But potentially most explosive of all is the renewed commitment to reform education, a process started under King Abdullah who died last year.
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Laura CooperCooper is a deputy secretary at the Defense Department, and her testimony this week was some of the most explosive so far.
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On a card of largely unremarkable decisions, the big lads came out and had the most explosive thirty seconds of the entire night.
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Even the most explosive slur would be considered hate speech under the act, but would not automatically be labeled such under the Constitution.
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Certain pieces were turned or relocated higher so the most explosive or disturbing images were not at the eye level of a child.
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The question is: Have you reached that point now where you want to employ what is the most explosive tool in your toolbox?
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The F.B.I. has spent several months investigating the leads in the dossier, but has yet to confirm any of its most explosive claims.
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That is the biggest nod to Game Of Thrones past and future since it ties into Jon Snow's true parentage, Westeros' most explosive secret.
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So, when he is asked about the most explosive episodes in the report, Mueller could easily answer by pointing to what's in the report.
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Perhaps most explosive in the Stone indictment are accusations that "senior Trump Campaign officials" were in contact with him in the summer of 2016.
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Several of the most explosive offensive players in the NHL will be on the ice Monday, when the Washington Capitals host the Calgary Flames.
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One of the most explosive fights of the year was barely mentioned in the Democratic debates in Detroit this week: the battle over abortion.
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Here are the heaviest players at this year's tournament, ranked in ascending order, along with some of their most explosive (and occasionally hilarious) moments.
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Pharah is an offensive specialist with lots of range-y firepower, and Mercy is an ace healer that can support the most explosive attacks.
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The designers seem to have a habit of saying the most explosive and controversial version of what they really mean and then scaling back.
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The Bruins have perhaps the most explosive line in the East, with the two-way standout Bergeron, the leading scorer Marchand and David Pastrnak.
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The GOP has tried to paint some of the most explosive testimony as nothing but "hearsay" and "assumptions" made by witnesses in the probe.
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The most explosive announcement of Major League Soccer's off-season this year came in the form of an emotional, intimate moment shared on YouTube.
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If all goes to plan, that trench will soon hold a pipeline filled with the most explosive commodity in European politics today: Russian gas.
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That is why Cramer circled back to IMAX, the company synonymous with the large-screen format where people love to see the most explosive movies.
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The most explosive piece of evidence in the trial was a three-hour-long audio recording Tostee had taken on his phone of the incident.
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In the most explosive case, Judge Willie Singletary secured his illustrious legacy by showing a photo of the "judicial penis" to a subordinate at court.
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After a week of some worry, it appears two of the NFL's most explosive offenses will have their full complement of weapons ready come Sunday.
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Although readers seemed immediately sympathetic to the plight of the women we described, the most explosive element of the story was hiding in plain sight.
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One of the most explosive claims in Manigault Newman's book, which was released on Tuesday, involved a possible tape of Trump using a racial epithet.
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Third, the government was wise to ditch some of the most explosive ideas suggested by the recent Spinetta report on the future of railway transport.
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Mr. Barr has long been interested in the conclusion about Mr. Putin ordering intervention on Mr. Trump's behalf, perhaps the intelligence report's most explosive assertion.
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I myself tweeted out one of the most explosive allegations (while also noting one of the most salacious parts), and my Twitter notifications are blowing up.
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One of the most explosive running backs in the country, he finished with an incredible 7.8 highlight yards per opportunity, according to SB Nation's Bill Connelly.
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" He ended ominously, "The controversy may prove difficult to resolve under present conditions, and could turn out to raise the most explosive national questions since 1861.
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The authorities also charged his replacement and then eventually most of the management board with one of the most explosive money laundering scandals in the world.
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Ms. Shaheen also asked Mr. Tillerson to weigh in on some of Mr. Trump's most explosive campaign positions, like calls for a ban on Muslim immigration.
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But cooler heads seem to have steered the White House away from its most explosive rhetoric and toward a relatively conventional human rights and sanctions policy.
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The most explosive incident came when Zolciak-Biermann said Leakes was "sick and disgusting" and lived in a "roach nest," which came to be known as #RoachGate.
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Just look at this: Westbrook is one of the NBA's most underrated dunkers and one of its most explosive—he dunk furiously, like he despises the rim.
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Russia investigations Depending on what US investigations into alleged Russian meddling during the 2016 election turn up, the fallout could be the US ambassador's most explosive challenge.
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The most explosive incident came when Zolciak-Biermann said Leakes was "sick and disgusting" and lived in a "roach nest," which came to be known as #RoachGate.
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Lee is directly implicated in one of the prosecutors' most explosive claims, which is that this was done to help ensure his overall control of the company.
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The most explosive incident came when Zolciak-Biermann said Leakes was "sick and disgusting" and lived in a "roach nest," which came to be known as #RoachGate.
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The Trump Tower meeting was arguably one of the most explosive and meaningful Russia-related scoops — and Hannity apparently had knowledge of it well before the public.
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The most explosive tale came from a henchman who said he paid $100m to Enrique Peña Nieto, Mr Calderón's successor, in exchange for leaving Mr Guzmán be.
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The most explosive elements of the dossier remained unconfirmed but the FBI considered Steele sufficiently credible that it once planned to pay him to continue his work.
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One of the most explosive revelations from Horowitz's report was a text Strzok sent to Page in which he said they will "stop" Trump from becoming president.
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One of the most explosive claims is that Trump knew and supported the hacking and leaking of emails damaging to Hillary Clinton, the New York Times reported.
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In the middle of the 20163th century, many of the most explosive conflicts, such as those over segregation and civil rights, occurred within rather than between parties.
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Opinion: One of today's 'wokest' moments happened in 1968 Fifty years ago this month, a presidential commission released perhaps the most explosive government report of the 1960s.
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Use a 360° Dome Watch a CGI 'War of the Worlds' Unfold in Siberia How 'Game of Thrones' VFX Artists Pulled Off the Most Explosive Season Yet
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This season of Vanderpump Rules saw it's fair share of fighting, but it looks like the Sur squad is serving up the best, most explosive moments for last.
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The demo didn't show off any of ZoE 2's most explosive moments, to be clear, but what I saw wouldn't have been especially impressive on the PS2.
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Janine KrippnerVolcanologist, Postdoctoral Researcher, Concord University, West VirginiaIf the largest and most explosive volcanic eruptions on Earth didn't send us towards the Sun then I am pretty doubtful.
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One of the fastest — and already most explosive — pairings taking shape early in the season is between Kai and Jenna, a cis, femme-presenting, self-described drama queen.
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The most explosive moment of the race was when Time magazine published a picture of Trudeau, who has been a champion of Canadian multiculturalism, in blackface in 2001.
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The most explosive moment of the race was when Time magazine published a picture of Trudeau, who has been a champion of Canadian multiculturalism, in blackface in 2001.
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The final Mueller verdict speaks for itself: it would take a new revelation of the most explosive kind to persuade any Republican senators to vote to impeach Trump.
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Watchmen's sixth episode, "This Extraordinary Being," is one of the most explosive episodes of television this year, and it's all wrapped around one nuclear revelation: Will Reeves, a.k.a.
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This leads to the show's most explosive shot: Gianina storming out of the venue and onto a rustic street, dry-clean-only dress flapping in the Atlanta wind.
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Why it matters: Health care costs are at the heart of today's most explosive health care debates, including Medicare for All, prescription drug prices and surprise medical bills.
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"I've received an offer from every major streaming platform but decided to go with Facebook because I believe it has the most explosive potential," Wang told CNN Business.
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Brown didn't run the 24.33-yard dash leading up to the draft while recovering from a Lisfranc injury, but he is arguably the most explosive rookie receiving threat.
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The F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, is running the most explosive counterintelligence case since Soviet spies stole the secrets of the atom bomb more than 70 years ago.
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The most explosive allegation in BamBrogan's suit is the claim that Afshin Pishevar, then special counsel at Hyperloop One, left a "hangman's noose" on his desk as a threat.
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In particular, Bolton was involved in some of the most explosive events related to Trump's contacts with Kiev that are now at the heart of the House impeachment investigation.
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In particular, Bolton was involved in some of the most explosive events related to Trump's contacts with Kiev that are now at the heart of the House impeachment investigation.
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In his most explosive remarks, Mr. Matobato said that he had heard Mr. Duterte personally order some of the killings carried out by the so-called Davao Death Squad.
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While most Americans usually have no clue who the Navy secretary is, Mr. Spencer was at the center of one of Mr. Trump's most explosive confrontations with the Pentagon.
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Some of Trump's most explosive remarks in his campaign came early on in July 2015, when he mocked the senator's time as a tortured prisoner of war in Vietnam.
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In his first week in office, Mr. Trump signed other executive actions with little or no legal review, but his order barring refugees has had the most explosive implications.
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But Mueller was forced to back away from the most explosive comments he provided lawmakers, and the GOP is exultant, to the dismay of many rank-and-file Democrats.
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But for the first time, a new Clinton ad is highlighting Trump's most explosive comments about women, the infamous "grab 'em by the pussy" remarks caught on a hot mic.
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Contemporary Chinese nationalism—propagated in schools, museums, monuments, television series, movies, and political speeches—increasingly rests on that most explosive of goals: wiping out the national humiliations of the past.
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The accusation against Mr. Maduro is perhaps the most explosive yet, both for the amount of money said to be involved and the fact that he still leads the country.
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At the economic forum in Papua New Guinea over the weekend, the United States and China openly clashed over trade in their most explosive diplomatic standoff of the Trump administration.
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One of the most explosive revelations from Horowitz's lengthy 85033-page report was a text Strzok sent to Page in which he said they will "stop" Trump from becoming president.
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The most explosive thing he's expected to say: Trump knew his longtime adviser Roger Stone had contacted WikiLeaks about hacked emails damaging to Hillary Clinton's campaign before they were released.
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In either case, Democrats view the hearings as an opportunity: How will the nominees parry questions about Mr. Trump's most explosive campaign pledges, like barring Muslim immigrants and promoting torture?
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Here are 2000 of Trump's most explosive tweets in 2018: Trump started the new year off with a rhetorical bang — which some feared could increase the risk of a literal one.
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Most of the questions involve subjects that have been reported on publicly and function as a sort of recap of Trump administration controversies — and the president's most explosive tweets and statements.
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What Tuesday's contests could demonstrate is whether there's enough late movement to help Trump's rivals -- particularly since the week leading up to the debate featured the most explosive Republican debate yet.
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Out of all of their stories, one is the most explosive and bizarre — a woman who says Trump violently raped her at an orgy when she was just 13 years old.
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The mysterious hacking group known as Shadow Brokers came back on Friday to drop its most explosive—and damaging—dump yet, a collection of alleged hacking tools for Microsoft Windows computers.
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"'The Casery' is one of the most explosive episodes I've done in years, " Lemonis tells CNBC Make It of the 3-year-old tech accessories start-up featured on the episode.
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In the most explosive allegation of the GOP primary, CNN reported that Barletta had done an interview with a publication that trafficked in Holocaust denial as well as other fringe groups.
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In one of the most explosive hearings, a former deputy finance minister, Mcebisi Jonas, said Mr. Zuma's son, Duduzane, took him to the Gupta residence in Johannesburg in late October 2015.
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But the documents do not say explicitly whether, and to whom, he passed on his most explosive discovery – that the Russians had what they considered compromising emails on Mr. Trump's opponent.
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Leland has one of most explosive new construction machines in the country with real estate taxes that are 15% of what the new residents paid in New York, New Jersey, etc.
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The veracity of some of Parnas' most explosive claims in recent interviews — including that Attorney General Bill Barr was "on the team" pursuing Biden dirt — has also been called into question.
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The signals triggered a global surge in risk appetite that lifted metals and swathes of trade-sensitive currencies and bond markets, but it was equities that saw the most explosive action.
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As Oversight Committee chairman, he convened one of the most explosive hearings in this Congress — bringing Trump's former personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, to Capitol Hill to testify against his old boss.
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Here are his most explosive claims so far... Trump's claim: That the media lied about the crowd size at Inauguration, which Trump said — in a speech at the CIA — was wildly underreported.
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But if the ratings continue to drop, we could see TWD wrapping up the Negan timeline — arguably the high point and most explosive period of the comic books — much faster than expected.
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Private spaceflight company Blue Origin is planning to conduct the next test flight of its New Shepard rocket in early October — and it looks like it'll be the most explosive test yet.
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The controversial site in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh has been one of the most explosive issues in the nation of 1.3 billion, where Muslims constitute about 14% of the population.
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The trial has also featured accusations of corruption against Mexican government officials, the most explosive of which was that former Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto took a $100 million bribe from Guzman.
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On Saturday at the Orange Bowl here in Hard Rock Stadium, that opponent was the Oklahoma Sooners (12-2), ranked No. 4, with one of the most explosive offenses in college football.
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The most explosive revelation in the interview, which aired Sunday night, was Daniels's claim that she was threatened several years ago after agreeing to speak with a publication about the alleged encounter.
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Christie has defended Trump vehemently even during his most explosive controversies and did so once again on Tuesday, suggesting that Melania had not committed plagiarism because most of her address was original.
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He flat-out refused an order from his boss, which is never easy, let alone when your boss is the president and the order deals with the most explosive subject in politics.
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It is not ideal, but with one of the N.F.L.'s most explosive offenses, Pittsburgh has a little more wiggle room than usual heading into Saturday's wild-card game in Cincinnati (12-4).
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" The most explosive of Swetnick's allegations, though, is a claim that she witnessed efforts by Judge, Kavanaugh "and others to 'target' particular girls" using spiked punch "so they could be taken advantage of.
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It was one of the most explosive moments of the debate in St. Louis, and unprecedented for one presidential candidate to suggest on a debate stage that his opponent should be in jail.
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One of the most explosive scenes depicted in the Mueller report is when then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions recused himself from the investigation into Russian interference, citing his involvement with the 2016 campaign.
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We're not talking about plum government jobs or a few questionable prison releases here or there; this is a move that directly affects one of the most explosive international issues of modern times.
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And Arrival, set in the barely distant future, feels like a movie tailor-made for 2016, dropping into theaters mere days after the most explosive election in most of the American electorate's memory.
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It may have seemed a little too fleet and quiet at first, but Mr. Hrusa was saving the Philharmonic's most explosive sounds for the theme's apotheosis at the end of the first movement.
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It demonstrated that so far at least, a credible legal examination is possible into the most explosive of charges against an unchained President, without interference and despite the bitter polarization of the times.
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And as a bonus, I've included an article about Mr. Comey's "most explosive investigation," which, according to its author, happened in 1980 when he was a student at the College of William & Mary.
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At issue was a recent Hugin ad focusing on the most explosive of the sundry allegations against Mr. Menendez: that he and a friend hired underage prostitutes while vacationing in the Dominican Republic.
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Their most explosive finding was a second videotape, dropped anonymously in Mr. DeRogatis's home mailbox, which, over nearly 27 minutes, showed Mr. Kelly with what appeared to be a 14-year-old girl.
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From Khloé Kardashian's tears over Tristan Thompson's cheating scandals to Kylie Jenner's cryptic reference to "the light at the end of the tunnel," it's looking like this could be the most explosive season yet.
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Cleveland (CNN)Volcanic political forces unleashed by Donald Trump's takeover of the Republican Party erupted Wednesday in one of most explosive nights of political theater witnessed at a party convention in the modern era.
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Led once again by the most explosive freshman duo in the nation, the Seminoles (2450-7, 4-5 ACC) got a combined 35 points from their superstar young guards Dwayne Bacon and Malik Beasley.
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C. J. Prosise, Notre Dame, Seattle Seahawks One of the most explosive players in the draft, Prosise spent his early years at Notre Dame as a safety and only switched to offense last season.
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Mainstream television and news outlets have largely kept to the government line that the trial is a plot against Turkey, and have not reported the potentially most explosive allegation: that Mr. Erdogan was involved.
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The headline opted not to mention the most explosive part of the clip, which Mr. Bolsonaro addressed the following morning, again on Twitter, in seemingly faux confusion: "What's a golden shower?" he asked coyly.
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Still, as far as technique, the most explosive work is currently going on in an atelier in Italy, where the magicians at Fendi are rendering materials of all kind unidentifiable to the naked eye.
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"The eruption of Mount Tambora in April 1815 was among the most explosive of the last millennium," said Andrew Schurer, lead study author and research associate at the University of Edinburgh's School of Geosciences.
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Mr. Christie lifted the curtain on some of the most explosive moments of the campaign, including when Mr. Trump was presented with the audio of the infamous "Access Hollywood" tape for the first time.
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But today, the group released what's probably its most explosive—and damaging—dump yet: a collection of several alleged NSA hacking tools for Microsoft Windows systems, likely including multiple unknown exploits, or zero-days.
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More than two decades later, they've moved on and have built new lives for themselves – but they will always be remembered for their involvement in one of the most explosive trials of the 20th century.
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The continuing debate over whether players should or should not stand for the national anthem, though, is perhaps the most explosive issue facing the N.F.L., which celebrates patriotism and military service like no other league.
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They accused witnesses of basing their most explosive information on "presumptions" or "guesses," rejecting the notion that Trump himself had demanded a quid pro quo because no one heard him say the words out loud.
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Coming off his most explosive offensive effort of the season, the 7-33 freshman hopes for an encore performance Saturday when the 10th-ranked Bluejays attempt to remain undefeated away from home when they visit Providence.
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The most explosive and widely-circulated allegation made by Ms Manigault-Newman was that she possesses recordings of Mr Trump saying the N-word—America's most heinous racial slur—while on the set of his series.
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On a night the long-lost California Golden Seals were honored, the Sharks enjoyed their most explosive game to beat the Detroit Red Wings 6-3 and break a three-game losing streak in the process.
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There may be no getting used to Jackson's speed and quickness—the speedy receiver remains one of the NFL's most explosive players—but Norman no longer looks surprised when Jackson cuts on a blade of grass.
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But James' allegations — that he was repeatedly sexually abused as a minor — are the most explosive yet to be leveled against the cardinal, who is now 19913 and living in seclusion in the Washington, D.C., area.
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Yet in the next breath, Mr. Meshal acknowledged that such a rapprochement could be tricky with Hamas's main arms supplier, Iran, which is engaged in proxy wars against Saudi Arabia in the region's most explosive conflicts.
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" • "Among the most explosive and potentially damning aspects of Mr. Cohen's testimony before the oversight committee will be providing evidence of potential criminal conduct since Mr. Trump became president, according to people familiar with the plans.
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" Why it matters: "Walsh's allegation is potentially the most explosive of all: Fox News was apparently unaware of it until she raised it for the first time in an interview with the New York Times this month.
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One of the most explosive allegations against Hernández during the 11-day trial was that he funneled the drug money to National Party campaigns "to impact Honduran presidential elections in 2009, 2013, and 2017," the release said.
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They'd just left an emergency staff meeting at the company's West Hollywood headquarters where they had been told the LGBTQ news outlet was about to publish one of the most explosive stories in its 15-month history.
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"Million Dollar Quartet will capture the star-crossed Memphis moments which led to the most explosive pop culture movement of the 20th century, the birth of rock 'n' roll," said Brian Philips, CMT president, in a statement.
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In the most explosive admissions, Mr. Cohen pleaded guilty to committing two federal campaign finance violations on behalf of — and, according to Mr. Cohen, testifying under oath, "in coordination with and at the direction of" — President Trump.
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Last night, the comedians set their sights on the White House — especially Stephen Miller, above, the architect of some of Mr. Trump's most explosive executive orders; Betsy DeVos, the new education secretary; and, of course, Michael Flynn.
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Critics inside and outside of the State Department also pushed back hard against the story's most explosive suggestion — that Kennedy and his deputies were choosing to leave as part of a "mass exodus" of officials opposed to Trump.
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Of all the revelations to come out of the 9,000-page data dump of CIA hacking tools, one of the most explosive is the possibility that the spy agency can compromise Signal, WhatsApp, and other encrypted chat apps.
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Unlike her iconic character, Stranger Things' Eleven, Brown's new character is a bit less conspicuous, instead exacting her plan by sneaking around and finding the most effective path — one of least resistance, rather than the most explosive one.
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Real Housewives of New York's Luann de Lesseps engagement to Tom D'Agostino Jr. has provided the most explosive moments this season (he previously dated both castmates Ramona Singer and Sonja Morgan and has been pummeled with cheating allegations).
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Director Bryan Singer is promising the most explosive X-movie yet with this film, and judging from the trailers alone — featuring title villain Apocalypse (Oscar Isaac) wreaking havoc with his Four Horseman in tow — he might be right.
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The iHeartRadio Music Awards are typically a breezy, bubbly and youthful affair, and this year should be no different, with the show anchored by performances from two of 2017's most explosive newcomers: Cardi B and Camila Cabello.
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Bannon is also one of the key on-the-record sources for the book, and some of its most explosive details (his speculation about Donald Trump Jr.'s "treasonous" meeting with the Russians, for example) are Bannon's words.
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One of the most explosive duels of the week saw Ukrainian world record holder Andriy Govorov oust Britain's world champion Ben Proud by three-tenths of a second in the 50m butterfly in a new championship record 22.48sec.
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One of the most explosive charges in the whistleblower's complaint was that a partial transcript of the July 25 call had been placed in a top-secret computer system meant for highly classified information, not politically sensitive material.
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Since the late 22000s, when it debuted in the hinterlands of college football, the high-octane passing attack known as the "Air Raid" has grown into the most explosive, most fabulous and most influential offense in the land.
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One of the dossier's most explosive but unconfirmed claims said Trump rented the presidential suite at the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Moscow in 2013 and hired prostitutes to perform sexual acts in front of him that involved urination.
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Smith's favorite target has been junior Teddy Veal, who has caught 21995 passes for 23 yards, but the Bulldogs' most explosive receiver is sophomore Rhashid Bonnette, who has averaged 65.53 yards per catch, aided by an 265.5-yard touchdown.
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For McDavid, it was his 100th career point in just his 92nd career game, and he did it with thanks to the trademark burst of speed we've come to take for granted from arguably the NHL's most explosive skater.
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In January, the reporting shows, Rupert Murdoch and his sons, Lachlan and James, the top executives at 21st Century Fox, made a business calculation to stand by Mr. O'Reilly despite his most recent, and potentially most explosive, harassment dispute.
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Ms. Carroll's descriptions of her encounter with Mr. Trump are the most explosive allegations in the book and will likely reignite the discussion over the president's treatment of women and the assault allegations that have been raised against him.
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The highlight of the release is the vinyl-only cut "In The Trap," where the producer takes a stuttering Nicki Minaj sample (hint: it's not what you think) and builds one of the most explosive tracks you'll hear all year.
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Clinton: I'll say the words 'radical Islamism' As part of that effort Monday, he delivered some of the most explosive and forceful political rhetoric uttered by a major U.S. political figure in many years, seeming to show little regard for facts.
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At the time of its conclusion, there had not been a homicide in the city since February 1—a period coinciding with the most explosive revelations in the GTTF case, as well as a popular, community-oriented initiative called Baltimore Ceasefire.
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Notre Dame coach Mike Brey wanted to get his backcourt tandem of Matt Farrell and T.J. Gates back on track after an up-and-down four-game stretch, and the duo obliged with their most explosive performance of the season.
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Some of the most explosive testimony was from Ardon, who told jurors that Tony Hernandez promised Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman protection for his shipments in exchange for a $1 million donation to his brother's presidential campaign in 2013.
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Their are four families participating in the therapeutic boot camp, the most explosive of which looks to be Teen Mom star Farrah Abraham and her divorced parents, as well as Kendra Wilkinson and the mother she cut off two years ago.
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In his review of the track, EW's Nolan Feeney opined, "It's the most explosive and epic thing Lorde has done, a sign that she can be just as captivating when she's aiming for the rafters as she is pursuing something quieter."
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President Donald Trump on Thursday defended the discrepancy between how he fired former FBI Director James Comey and the way he terminated national security advisor Michael Flynn, two of the most explosive and politically charged decisions of his young presidency.
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Washington (CNN)The lawyer for a close ally of President Donald Trump fought back against some of the most explosive allegations included in a Russia dossier and argued that congressional investigators should be searching for the donors who paid for it.
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The night ended with a fireworks display — Portman and her husband, Benjamin Millepied, looked on alongside fellow guests Aymeline Valade and Lily Donaldson — but the most explosive thing may be the knowledge that Portman's back on the red carpet scene.
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The original New York Noise: (Dance Music From The New York Underground 1978-1982) was followed by a pair of follow up compilations and a book of photography that documented one of the most explosive, engaging, energizing moments in contemporary culture.
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The accusations against Mr. Hall, who joined the Police Department in July 2010, and Mr. Martins, who joined in July 2006, are some of the most explosive to have been leveled against police officers in New York City in decades.
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Mere hours after swearing her secrecy and all the rhetoric about "the last of the Starks" sticking together, she was blabbing the most explosive revelation in the Known World to Tyrion, the person closest to the subject of said revelation.
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Tim Morrison, a National Security Council official who has been identified as a witness to one of the most explosive pieces of evidence unearthed by House impeachment investigators, plans to testify Thursday even if the White House attempts to block him.
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Though most of that testimony remains hidden from public view — a chief criticism by Republicans who oppose the impeachment process — the elements that have been released, including opening statements from several of the most explosive witnesses, have corroborated central details.
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Dallas spent the next five offseasons stripping its roster nearly bare to chase after the league's most explosive free agents: James, Chris Paul, Dwight Howard, Deron Williams, Carmelo Anthony, Chris Bosh, LaMarcus Aldridge, Hassan Whiteside, Mike Conley, and DeAndre Jordan.
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The unusually definitive public comments from the heads of the Senate intelligence panel come one day after Trump offered a rambling and largely incoherent defense of his claim about the wiretap, one of the most explosive allegations in recent American political history.
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It's an easy detail to miss upon first viewing — no one would accuse the Indiana native of having the most explosive personality in the cast — it's actually a little unsettling to realize how little Ben actually shows up during these crucial scenes.
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Hicks, who has already turned over some documents to the committee, was a key witness to several of the most explosive episodes detailed in special counsel Robert Mueller's report, including the firing of FBI director James Comey and Trump's efforts to remove Mueller.
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Of course, if Trump has nothing to hide, then he has nothing to fear from Mueller, who has still yet to prove any clear evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia -- the most explosive allegation facing those around the President.
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The President delivered an astonishing political knifing of the British Prime Minister on Thursday, comprehensively undermining her fragile position in Britain's tortuous negotiations on leaving the European Union and getting his visit to the country off to the most explosive of starts.
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Glacier Peak in northern Washington has produced some of the most explosive eruptions in the contiguous United States, meaning the ability to throw enough ash into the air to halt air traffic for days or even weeks and cost billions of dollars.
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They all have seemingly intractable problems: stagnant wages in Taiwan, the dominance of big business in South Korea, an underclass of cheap imported workers in Singapore and, most explosive, a government in Hong Kong that will not, or cannot, listen to its people.
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House Democrats spent Tuesday consumed by intra-party grumbling over a resolution that ends up making limited changes to their impeachment inquiry — a needless distraction for Democrats just as they collect some of the most explosive testimony to date against President Donald Trump.
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Perhaps Cohen's most explosive claim is that he heard Roger Stone tell Donald Trump about WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's plans to release hacked emails during the presidential campaign — the most direct allegation yet that Trump was in the loop about WikiLeaks' plans.
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Read: Inside the Turkish newspaper landing some of the most explosive Khashoggi scoops Of course, that story had won few takers, and ran contrary to reports from Istanbul, where Turkish security officials leaked one gruesome detail after another regarding the Saudi dissident's murder.
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It was one of many bizarre defenses offered by Moore, who denied the most explosive of the allegations in the Washington Post report — that as a 403-year-old in 1979 he had kissed and touched 14-year-old Leigh Corfman on multiple separate occasions.
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He focused on what he described as the "most explosive" text message from FBI agent Peter Strzok and former FBI lawyer Lisa Page: an August 2016 missive in which Strzok told Page "we'll stop it" in response to concerns that Trump would become president.
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The allegations in the transcript about Mr. Rechnitz's apparent involvement in the Ponzi scheme, long after he had begun cooperating with the government, could prove damaging to his credibility as a star witness in one of the most explosive municipal corruption cases in decades.
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In a deposition taken in mid-December near San Francisco, Joe Sullivan, Uber's security chief from 2015 to 2017, said that the most explosive claims made by another former Uber employee of unethical and illegal behavior by members of his security team were false.
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In a deposition taken in mid-December near San Francisco, Joe Sullivan, Uber's security chief from 2015 to 2017, said that the most explosive claims made by another former Uber employee of unethical and illegal behavior by members of his security team were false.
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The email chain depicting Trump Jr.'s communiqués with an associate who promised to set up a meeting with "a Russian government lawyer" who had compromising information about President Trump's campaign opponent was perhaps the most explosive evidence thus far in the Russia scandal.
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He attributed it to a liberal conspiracy: The media would sit on their most explosive Trump exposés until he'd won the nomination thanks to the invaluable free airtime they'd given him—and then destroy him with a series of damning revelations they'd been waiting to unleash.
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In an apparent attempt to defuse some of the most explosive questions, Barr released written testimony on Monday, promising that the special counsel would be allowed to finish his investigation and that the public and Congress deserved to learn the results consistent with the rule of law.
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His allegations — that he was repeatedly sexually abused as a minor — are the most explosive yet to be leveled against the cardinal, who was suddenly removed from ministry last month over a substantiated allegation that he sexually assaulted a 16-year-old altar boy in 1971.
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Ms. Donaldson, as chief of staff to Mr. McGahn, witnessed or was privy to some of the most explosive moments detailed by Mr. Mueller's investigators, including the firing of James B. Comey as F.B.I. director and attempts by Mr. Trump to gain control of the investigation.
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" Insite visitors are offered comprehensive medical care under Canada's public health system, and, beyond reducing fatal overdoses in Vancouver by nearly 10 percent, the program reversed what one researcher called "the most explosive epidemic of HIV infection that had been observed outside of sub-Saharan Africa.
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A top Republican on the House Intelligence Committee distanced himself Tuesday from one of the panel's most explosive findings in its Russia investigation — that the FBI, CIA and NSA overplayed their hand when they declared Russia preferred a Donald Trump victory in the 2016 election. Rep.
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In my mind, the most explosive testimony comes from Gordon Sondland — the ambassador to the EU who admitted for the first time that he personally told top Ukrainian officials that U.S. aid would be contingent on investigations requested by Trump — revising his own testimony from last month.
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The assessment reached by the Senate panel after 14 months of work affirms one of the most explosive findings of the intelligence agencies under former President Barack Obama and gives bipartisan support to the conclusion that Russia waged a campaign of disinformation and hacking aimed at helping Mr. Trump.
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More recently, Tarawera in the Okataina caldera erupted in 1886 in one of the most explosive basaltic (low silica) eruptions on record that had ash plume that reached 10 kilometers (~32,000 feet) and buried a number of towns along with blasting a new valley out of the landscape.
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House Democrats said the most explosive and potentially damaging revelation from last week is that Trump was, for the first time, directly implicated in a crime by prosecutors, who allege that the president directed the payments in violation of campaign finance laws to boost his presidential campaign. Rep.
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The Kepler team, Dr. Batalha said, is now approaching in the next year or two the closeout of that mission, one that has helped change humanity's view of how friendly the cosmos might be to life, and has made exoplanets one of the most explosive fields in astronomy.
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Perhaps their most explosive finding was a report released last fall, which found that 76 of the 603 pro football players' brains they examined showed evidence of C.T.E. But the Boston group's collection of brains is not representative of the pro-football population, as the researchers there acknowledge.
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Bolton was involved in some of the most explosive events related to Trump's contacts with Kiev, but it's unclear whether the Republican stalwart would defend Trump's actions or paint the president's efforts to pressure Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to open an investigation into political rivals as an abuse of power.
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The tweet comes after CNN and The Washington Post reported on some of the book's most explosive allegations, including disparaging comments Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and White House chief of staff John Kelly privately made about Trump and military actions the President sought to take against Syria and North Korea.
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The Bachelorette: Men Tell All episode of is never not dramatic, but with the promo showing Chad getting amped up on meats – plus picking fights with his former competitors, including milk-averse Alex, ever-earnest James T. and dreamy-real-person Wells – this reunion is sure to be the most explosive yet.
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RALEIGH, N.C. — The Republican leaders of North Carolina's General Assembly defiantly announced Thursday that they would not meet a Monday deadline to suspend or repeal a state law limiting bathroom access for transgender people, setting up a potential legal showdown over what has become one of the nation's most explosive cultural issues.
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This trail of dishonesty and deceit is evident even before Mueller has delivered what could ultimately be his most explosive findings -- whether he has found evidence that the President's campaign cooperated with Russia and whether he obstructed justice in the firing of former FBI chief James Comey and a bid to thwart Mueller.
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WASHINGTON — Justice Department officials intend to interview senior C.I.A. officers as they review the Russia investigation, according to people briefed on the matter, indicating they are focused partly on the intelligence agencies' most explosive conclusion about the 2016 election: that President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia intervened to benefit Donald J. Trump.
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Bloomberg reported, citing two US officials, that Mueller "is expected to issue findings on core aspects of his Russia probe soon after the November midterm elections," including "two of the most explosive aspects of his inquiry": whether Donald Trump's 2016 campaign colluded with Russia, and whether the President's actions constitute obstruction of justice.
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The pro-government news outlet has been the source of some of the most explosive scoops inside the case, revealing startling details about the alleged assassination, and providing a persuasive case that links the plot back to the highest rungs of Saudi Arabia's Kingdom, including its de facto leader: Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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Bolton is someone who was involved in some of the most explosive events related to Trump's contacts with Kiev, but it's unclear whether the longtime Republican stalwart would defend Trump's actions or paint the president's efforts to pressure Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to open an investigation into political rivals as an abuse of power.
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Here are the six most explosive revelations in Cohen's opening remarks to Congress: The hush money check: "I am providing a copy of a $35,000 check that President Trump personally signed from his personal bank account on August 1, 2017 — when he was President of the United States — pursuant to the cover-up," Cohen said.
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Mr. Santucci gained wide attention in December 19803 after one of the most explosive racially motivated crimes in the city at the time — an attack on three black men in Howard Beach, Queens, by a gang of white teenagers, who chased one man onto a highway, where he was struck and killed by a car.
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The n-word tape is the most explosive allegation, but throughout the book, Manigault-Newman, who was the most senior African-American adviser at the White House and says the reaction to the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, was a turning point for her, chronicles what she alleges are some cringeworthy moments from Trump on race.
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The Turkish president insinuated that the Saudi government had plotted for days to kill the journalist by presenting a clear timeline, though Erdogan didn't address some of the most explosive claims that have been circulating in the media — that Khashoggi had been dismembered and beheaded and that Turkish officials have an audio recording of his murder.
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Her leaks were some of the most explosive ever published on Wikileaks, and showed, among many other things, that the State Department fought against a minimum wage increase in Haiti, that American officials were instructed to hide evidence of child abuse by contractors in Afghanistan, and that the Egyptian government received torture training at an FBI facility in Virginia.
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Here are Parnas&apos most explosive claims from his interview with Maddow:He corroborated impeachment testimony given by David Holmes, a State Department staffer who testified that he overheard Trump discussing his demands that Ukraine dig up or manufacture dirt on former Vice President Joe Biden and his son, Hunter, with the US&aposs ambassador to the EU, Gordon Sondland.
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The most explosive allegation about Donald Trump during his race for the presidency is that he raped a 13-year-old girl at a 1994 orgy hosted by Jeffrey Epstein, the billionaire who was convicted in 2008 of soliciting an underage girl for prostitution and has been accused of having sex with more than 30 underage girls.
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As Democrats' impeachment inquiry hit the one-month mark yesterday, Bill Taylor, the top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine, provided some of the most explosive testimony yet about Trump tying aid to a probe of the Biden family: Taylor, told House investigators that Trump demanded that "everything" Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky wanted hinged on making a public vow to investigate Democrats.
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Yet even as he prepared his defense, Judge Kavanaugh and his allies found themselves fending off more charges of sexual misconduct from other women on Wednesday, with perhaps the most explosive accusations coming from a woman represented by Michael Avenatti, the firebrand lawyer who already represents Stephanie Clifford, the pornographic film actress who has said she had an affair with Mr. Trump.
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The latest, and by far most explosive development, came when the President's son, Donald Trump Jr., released emails ahead of publication of a New York Times story that made clear he was excited to take a meeting with Russian lawyer on the understanding that she could provide information and documents damaging to the Clinton campaign and provided, according to the emails, by the Russian government.
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The two cases have been among the most explosive in the nation's complex and emotional debate about race and policing, and the developments in each came at a time when the country waits to see how episodes of police violence, which have spurred both rioting and peaceful protests, will be addressed by a Justice Department now headed by Jeff Sessions, a former senator from Alabama.
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Likewise, the decision not to call US Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland first was savvy; while he provided the most explosive testimony of the proceedings in which he named the names Rudy Giuliani, Mike Pompeo, Mick Mulvaney, and Mike Pence, it would have fallen flat without days of prior testimony that teased its central point: that senior administration officials were well aware of the scheme.
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The "Nick Saban Witness Protection Program," as the Alabama offensive coordinator Mike Locksley dubbed it earlier this month, has in recent years hosted a number of doghouse-inhabiting former head coaches, including Lane Kiffin, Steve Sarkisian and even Locksley himself, who as Saban's offensive coordinator helped make quarterback Tua Tagovailoa a Heisman Trophy finalist and fine-tuned an offense that might be the most explosive in Alabama's history.
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Blue Origin is about to take the next leap towards launching humans into space: making sure they don't die if things go wrong In what could be their most explosive test yet, the aerospace company is conducting an in-flight test of its crew capsule escape system and you can watch it live beginning at 10:45 am ET. (The test was originally scheduled for Tuesday, but postponed 24 hours due to inclement weather).
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For all the rising enmity toward Mark Helfrich, the Ducks' worst record on his watch is 228-215 and last week's upending at Nebraska is as much a byproduct of gruesome injury luck—Oregon lost its best player and workhorse tailback (Royce Freeman), its star left tackle (Tyrell Crosby) and most explosive pass catcher (Devon Allen) within a couple of quarters of each other—as Helfrich's odd predilection for two-point conversions.
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The filing of Mr. Gleason's letter marked an extraordinary convergence of two of the moment's most explosive news stories: the abrupt demise of Mr. Schneiderman, who quit his job on Monday amid allegations that he had physically assaulted four former girlfriends, and the case of Mr. Cohen, who is under investigation for potentially having broken the law by trying to suppress negative coverage of Mr. Trump in the run-up to the 2016 election.
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The most explosive testimony this coming week could be from Gordon SondlandGordon SondlandFive takeaways from the Democratic debate Biden says Trump could face prosecution after leaving office Biden: Impeachment hearings show 'Trump doesn't want me to be the nominee' MORE, the Trump ambassador to the European Union who is a central figure in the Ukrainian scandal and who repeatedly dealt firsthand with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE.
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The more precise parallel is that a lasting Republican-majority court today, like those earlier court majorities, would reflect perspectives least affected by their era's dominant social and economic changes (in each earlier case successive waves of urbanization, immigration and industrialization.) That's critical because from access to abortion, gun rights and gay rights, immigration enforcement (such as last week's decision upholding Trump's travel ban focused on mostly-Muslim nations), religious liberty, voter access and suppression to privacy in the digital age, many of the court's most explosive choices will likely be triggered by America's rapidly evolving social and economic conditions.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 2628 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE (Calif.) Harris was patient, lying in wait until she sprung a direct attack on former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 28500 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE's record on civil rights in what turned out to be the most explosive exchange of either night.
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