I'm glad somebody's hot on the trail of this secret society.
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And bankers and financial examiners are sort of hot on the trail of this.
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The Point: Candidates' time on the trail, of course, is a long-term investment.
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READING I just finished "Uprooted: On the Trail of the Green Man" by Nina Lyon.
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The theory is already picking up and others are hot on the trail of this mystery.
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From the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, on the trail of the divine, comes Desmond Doss.
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The Cherokee part of the family was forced west, to Oklahoma, on the Trail of Tears.
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On the trail of a hot story, the paper, The Kentucky Kernel, requested files from the university.
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On the Trail of UFOs follows podcaster and author Shannon LeGro into the murky and weird UFO world.
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I'm actually currently on the trail of a lost shipload of gold from Francisco Pizarro's conquest of Peru.
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It is unclear whether the police were on the trail of Bush in the days after the shooting.
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" Finally, he got on the trail of a Fox News story from yesterday: "Wow, @FoxNews just reporting big news.
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It wasn't all that long ago that Cowboy was hot on the trail of his own welterweight title shot.
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Trump often spoke on the trail of individuals who lost loved ones allegedly at the hands of undocumented immigrants.
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Robert Mueller isn't the only one hot on the trail of the Russians' election interference and Facebook manipulation. Sen.
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According to one official, the intelligence apparatus was indeed on the trail of jihadist groups, including NTJ, until around 2016.
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Scientists interested in quantifying humanity's carbon footprint have been on the trail of man-made reservoirs since the early 2000s.
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Dr. Huang believes he is on the trail of a solution that will make hair coloring easier and possibly safer.
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He once spent part of a visit to New York on the trail of some kind of badger-hair brush.
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Search for student Investigators released a search warrant Thursday, providing details on the trail of evidence that led them to Worley.
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What put me on the trail of these ideas is a conversation I had with Austin about this influx of games.
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He mocked those who were massacred at Wounded Knee and now he is targeting those killed on the Trail of Tears.
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But for now, he's on the trail of a career criminal who had the nerve to rob a Honduran drug cartel.
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The bizarre discovery, reported here for the first time, is the latest crumb encountered on the trail of the elusive academic.
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The Rocket League Championship Series is coming back for a second season hot on the trail of Season 2000's grand finals.
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We first encounter Fawcett, suitably enough, on another hunt—on horseback, racing across the Irish countryside on the trail of a stag.
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Despite a sizzling IPO, Snap's founders said they're not hot on the trail of Facebook's scale, the Los Angeles Times reported on Thursday.
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Consider teams like Detroit, Milwaukee, New Orleans — well ahead of the Knicks on the trail of developing talent yet still straining for mediocrity.
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Further investigation puts Jacob on the trail of John Elliotson, a doctor at the nightmarish Lambeth Asylum and a high-ranking Templar agent.
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She's on the trail of a lowlife, nicknamed Jackie Crackers, who may or may not have stolen already skimmed money from an Indian casino.
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" A few years later, nearly 17,000 Cherokees were rounded up and forced out of Georgia to present-day Oklahoma on the "Trail of Tears.
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That sends him on the trail of a conspiracy that leads him into space and back as he contends with assassins and empathy hackers.
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Ostensibly on the trail of evidence that the government has been collaborating with aliens, the two discover a gigantic catacomb full of file cabinets.
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The investigator, Madison Madekwe, is on the trail of a missing lottery winner, and the two find themselves in more trouble than they bargained.
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But the character, unlike the actress, has a surprising sideline: she has become a bounty hunter, hot on the trail of a drug lord.
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LUCKNOW, India — In a glass-sided call center, police constables clicketyclack on computer keyboards, on the trail of a particularly Indian sort of criminal.
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"Within hours after undergoing capture and handling and arriving on Isle Royale, [the wolves] immediately got on the trail of their pack mates," Romanski said.
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He's on the trail of the leader of the Huli jing cartel, Marcus Demang Wyckes, which has been engaged in illegal human trafficking and experimentation.
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For decades, he's been hot on the trail of one promising solution: having highly trained nurses regularly visit first-time mothers who live in poverty.
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In the game, players assumed the role of John Carey, LA homicide detective, on the trail of a serial killer whose victims include police officers.
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In a lighter vein was "When Cats Reigned Like Kings: On the Trail of the Sacred Cats" (19933), a look at feline history and influence.
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They're set on the trail of a thieving prospector in 1851, in a story that's as much about family as it is about the Gold Rush.
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His field research took him across the world, including long spells in Panama and Papua New Guinea, on the trail of exotic species with rare qualities.
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Ms Atkinson has been on the trail of lost children (particularly girls) since her very first novel, "Behind the Scenes at the Museum", published in 1995.
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As much as they were preoccupied on the trail of the conductor's real killer, don't you think they might have mentioned the name Trump just once?
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He's on the trail of a man named Jackdaw when his mission, and the painful bargain he's made with his minders and himself, begin to unravel.
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She claims the firing was really because she was hot on the trail of an Apprentice outtake tape in which Trump allegedly uses a racial slur.
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Led by zoologist James K. McIntyre, the expedition ran into local researchers from the University of Papua, who were also on the trail of the elusive dogs.
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Bond embarks on a mission to rescue a kidnapped scientist, which puts him on the trail of a mysterious villain armed with dangerous new technology, they added.
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Over the course of the novel, the three friends find themselves on the trail of a necklace that might be the very necklace of de Maupassant's story.
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Some Cherokee, Chickasaw and Choctaw Indians had followed that route on the "Trail of Tears"; it passes through forests and pastures and beside timber yards, lakes and creeks.
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Marvel describes the project as a "hybrid of mystery and the larger-scale fantasy," following a pair of agents on the trail of a serial killer in Alaska.
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Tax experts for global corporations are hot on the trail of loopholes in the sweeping tax law approved in December by Trump and Republicans in the U.S. Congress.
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When she notices many of her new associates acting strangely — personalities change, the occasional head explodes — she finds herself on the trail of the creepy-crawly ant-agonists.
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However, he decided to take a gamble with his two-part series, "On the Trail of Bigfoot" and uploaded it directly to YouTube and other free streaming sites.
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Andrew Jackson has his space, of course, but so do the Native Americans whom Jackson sent on the Trail of Tears, a genocidal march out of their homeland.
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For example, authorities, acting on evidence, will be able to search travel and financial records or telephone and email logs, while, say, hot on the trail of a terrorist.
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THE BALLAD OF LEFTY BROWN Jared Moshé directs this old-school western, about a sidekick (Bill Pullman) on the trail of the men who killed his partner (Peter Fonda).
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Whether or not that matters because you&aposre not going to get these people coming to the United States, they seem to be hot on the trail of something here.
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Tax experts for global corporations are hot on the trail of loopholes in the sweeping tax law approved in December by President Donald Trump and Republicans in the U.S. Congress.
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Burgis spent years on the trail of elusive Chinese businessman Sam Pa, who has cycled through multiple aliases while making deals across the continent from Angolan oil to Zimbabwean diamonds.
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"The Odessa File" stars Jon Voight as a German journalist on the trail of a Nazi (Maximilian Schell) who is part of a secret organization plotting the destruction of Israel.
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And while we're often hot on the trail of specific search terms, it's always helpful to have a rolodex of the eagle-eyed secondhand pickers that truly have the goods.
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Alice is on the trail of a taunting criminal mastermind, known as Mr. X, who's about to infiltrate the security of the posh firm she runs with Valerie Anderson (Rose Rollins).
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Seemingly hot on the trail of Juul riches, I decided to ask experts from the impossibly arcane world of high finance to explain how I might get in on the action.
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At the time, authorities in America were on the trail of the brothers, who were also sending money to Islamic State sympathizers in the US to conduct terrorist operations in America.
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Filmed with a shaky video camera, he follows the poet John Giorno into his apartment, hot on the trail of a cache of films made by Mr. Brookner's uncle, Howard Brookner.
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Boyd Holbrook stars as a Philadelphia cop who's on the trail of a murderer, and trying to figure out whether the odd, eerie pattern to the crimes has any rational explanation.
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Outlander Early in this episode, while on the trail of Roger and the Mohawk, Jamie gets curious about the sorts of stories that survived from his era into the 20th century.
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"As long as grass grows and water runs", he told the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek and Seminoles before they embarked on the Trail of Tears, they would possess "land of their own".
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The only woman who isn't a teary, sad mess throughout Narcos season 3 is Carolina Alvarez (Margarita Rosa de Francisco) a journalist who is hot on the trail of the Cali Cartel.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Tax experts for global corporations are hot on the trail of loopholes in the sweeping tax law approved in December by President Donald Trump and Republicans in the U.S. Congress.
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A key subplot of the series remains: When she's not cracking cases, Alice is on the trail of her fiancé (Peter Krause), who conned her out of her life savings, then vanished.
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Arturo Miranda Ramírez claims it was poppy growers who put the army on the trail of Lucio Cabañas, the region's highest profile guerrilla leader who died in a military ambush in 1974.
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I had been on the road about two weeks, in Alabama for an execution, then on the trail of the coronavirus, hopping flights to hot spots in Florida, Boston and New York.
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Meanwhile, Cheng, 37, is on the trail of the K3 string theory underlying the 23 moonshines—a particular version of the theory in which space-time has the geometry of a K3 surface.
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Witchfinder, written by Mike Mignola and Chris Roberson, tells the story of Sir Edward Grey, a 19th century occult investigator currently on the trail of a nasty vampire trying to destroy 1882 London.
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That why it's no surprise at the same time Veronica & Co. were kicking the stuffing out of Nick, Betty Cooper (Lili Reinhart) was hot on the trail of serial killer The Black Hood.
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Joaquin Phoenix and John C. Reilly star as a pair of brothers who work as assassins in the Wild West, and who are set on the trail of a thieving prospector in 193.
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I also know there are writers who spend not hours but months or years on the trail of self-realization: Cheryl Strayed's "Wild" and Peter Matthiessen's "The Snow Leopard" spring from such journeys.
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We came across that scoop while on the trail of another story that seemed, at first, unrelated: a behind-the-scenes look at the Lebanese prime minister's strange days marooned in Saudi Arabia.
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Simultaneously, an FBI agent (Jerrika Hinton) begins nosing around a suspicious murder, putting her on the trail of a scheme that's almost too fantastic to believe, one that's financially powerful and politically connected.
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When Richard Holmes set out years ago for south-central France, at 18, with a backpack and a preposterous-looking hat, he believed himself to be on the trail of Robert Louis Stevenson.
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You'll see the police officer hot on the trail of Versace's villain, serial killer Andrew Cunanan (Darren Criss at his most frightening), but you shouldn't expect to check in with their kids every week.
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Fear not, citizens — the law enforcement apparatus of California has apprehended or is hot on the trail of more than a dozen hardened criminals who boldly stole from the state's favorite local business: Apple .
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President Trump has a portrait of Jackson hanging in the Oval Office, even though many will remember Jackson more for the fact that he owned slaves and sent 17,000 Cherokee on the Trail of Tears.
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She was hot on the trail of proving Olivia ordered the bombing, even placing a couple calls to Curtis Pryce (Jay Hernandez) that intimated what she knew without naming names, and then she's just gone.
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The Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art at the College of Charleston is pleased to present the exhibition The Image Hunter: On the Trail of John James Audubon, featuring new work by the Italian artist Hitnes.
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"Stuber," which begins its international roll-out on Wednesday, revolves around a mild-mannered Uber driver who picks up a Los Angeles detective who turns out to be on the trail of a brutal killer.
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This week our reporters published a yearlong investigation into North Carolina Children's Hospital, went on the trail of Tupelo honey and visited with a longtime employee of General Motors who recently lost his job, above.
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Ever since the e-tailer produced a puffer coat that took the internet (by way of the Upper East Side) by storm last year, we've been hot on the trail of the site's next big hit.
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He teams up with OWEN, an alcoholic hologram of his agency's AI. Upon arriving, they end up on the trail of a rogue member of the USMS, who's eloped with the daughter of the city's mayor.
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In 1776, the British troops were hot on the trail of George Washington, hoping for a quick end to the Colonial rebellion, when their path was blocked by a sudden blaze that broke out in Manhattan.
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The enslaved take off on the trail of the enslaved in a creaky boat, dodging predatory redcoats, employing not force but cajolery to convince their fellow sufferers that one circle of hell is preferable to another.
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One prominent example of such politicized legal maneuverings is offered by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, hot on the trail of fossil fuel firms generally and oil and gas companies, like Exxon Mobil, in particular.
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Marlon James's novel "Black Leopard, Red Wolf," an epic fantasy about a bounty hunter on the trail of a mysterious boy, on Tuesday was named one of the five fiction finalists for the National Book Award.
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By the fifth episode, you're following two separate Nazi hunting subplots, as well as a thread about the Nazis themselves and another thread about an FBI agent (Jerrika Hinton) who's hot on the trail of everyone.
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To clear her name, she goes after the killer, who's also on the trail of a washed-up treasure hunter named Boots Elsworth, who happens to know the location of a legendary warship known as the Harrow.
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John C. Reilly and Joaquin Phoenix star as Eli and Charlie Sisters—hitman brothers on the trail of Hermann Kermit Warm (Riz Ahmed), a chemist, and the detective sent to look for him, John Morris (Jake Gyllenhaal).
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If you have spent any time at all on the trail of chicharrones, mofongo, sancocho and other wonders of the Puerto Rican kitchen, you know that Astoria is not a primary hunting ground for any of them.
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Click through to see the 29 best fall dresses that we could find on the site; and if we missed one, let us know in the comments — we're always hot on the trail of the next hit.
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Prior to the ban, according to Scott Carney, author of "The Red Market: On the Trail of the World's Organ Brokers," India was the leading source of human skeletons used in laboratories and medical colleges across the globe.
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After conquering the terrifying Kilgrave (David Tennant) in Season 1 and dealing with her own unhinged mother (Janet McTeer) in Season 2, the droll detective finds herself on the trail of a classic serial killer in Season 3.
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Given all the concern for safety and situational awareness while playing Pokemon Go, maybe players would be better off taking transit and hailing a ride home instead of running into traffic on the trail of an elusive Pikachu.
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Across more than fifty years, writing in Romanian and French, Cioran focused on despair and emptiness with the relentless of a bloodhound on the trail of a criminal, which, in this case, was life and all its illusions.
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The very first time Person of Interest fans met Shaw was in a second season episode told from her point of view, as a brutally effective ISA operative on the trail of some of the show's other characters.
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Synopsis: Peter Parker balances his life as an ordinary high school student in Queens with his superhero alter-ego Spider-Man, and finds himself on the trail of a new menace prowling the skies of New York City.
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Phoenix and Reilly play brothers who work as assassins in the Wild West; they're set on the trail of a thieving prospector in 1851 in a story that's as much about family as it is about the Gold Rush.
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By that point in the game, the pathfinder is hot on the trail of the bad guys, pursuing them across the galaxy in a manner that may remind you of the hunt for Saren in the original Mass Effect.
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Mr. Kasich has some qualities that appeal to liberal voters: He expanded Medicaid in Ohio, over the objections of Republican legislators, and he often speaks passionately on the trail of the need to help the poor and drug-addicted.
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And here's Eric Asimov with a full-throated call to rethink wine criticism in the wake of the retirement of Robert M. Parker Jr. Follow Michael Ruhlman on the trail of the best fried chicken in the United States.
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On Saturday, Belgian news outlets reported that the police there were on the trail of the driver who had transported the 39 people on the continental leg of their journey, after obtaining CCTV images of his vehicle from cameras at Zeebrugge.
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Both series began with big mysteries that eventually blossomed into much larger stories — Game of Thrones featured a conspiracy surrounding the royal throne of the Seven Kingdoms, and The Expanse sent a few characters on the trail of a missing girl.
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The first season sent the team on the trail of another mysterious hacker, the Laughing Man, while the second pitted them against a terrorist group called the Individual Eleven, which spread a virus through the posting of a fake terrorist manifesto.
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The fighting occurred in the jungles around the town of Patikul on Jolo, where the soldiers have been on the trail of an Abu Sayyaf unit blamed for an attack on the Cathedral of Our Lady of Mount Carmel last Sunday.
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The group of figures in Schmalz's sculpture is eclectic: a Jewish man escaping Nazi Germany; a Polish pregnant woman fleeing communism; a Cherokee man moving on the Trail of Tears; a Syrian boy fleeing the civil war in his country, and more.
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Over eight high-paced episodes, Sandra Oh throws down her Golden Globe-winning performance as Eve Polastri, an indefatigable British intelligence agent hot on the trail of the formidable Villainelle, a chillingly brutal assassin played with frankly terrifying conviction by Jodi Comer.
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His work not only led to convictions in those cases and two top Justice Department awards but also put him on the trail of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed at a time when the FBI and CIA were battling for turf over international counterterrorism operations.
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DOROTHY B. HUGHES, "IN A LONELY PLACE" (1947) A detective on the trail of a serial strangler invites an old Air Force buddy up to his home on Mesa Road in the Pacific Palisades, where his friend offers to help with the case. 2.
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NASHVILLE — The police on Monday arrested the suspect in a rampage at a Waffle House restaurant that left four people dead in Nashville, after a tip from the public set them on the trail of the man who had evaded them for nearly 34 hours.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenyan police on the trail of one of the country's most wanted criminals shot dead a 17-year-old boy after mistaking him for their suspect, the boy's father said on Tuesday, in the latest accusation of wrongful killing to be leveled at the force.
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Both John and Major Ridge were signers of the bitterly divisive treaty — vehemently opposed by the Cherokee chief and many others — that removed the tribe from its land in the Southeast and sent thousands on the Trail of Tears to Indian Territory, in what is now Oklahoma.
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After filming the series that followed Holloway and private investigator T.J. Ward on the trail of the man who says he helped remove and destroy Natalee's remains in 2010, Holloway said DNA tests revealed that bone fragments discovered on the series turned out to be human skeletal remains.
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Van der Zwaan was charged by Mueller's team with making false statements to investigators in an interview about his time working for a law firm hired by the Ukraine Ministry of Justice in 2012, when he helped produce a report on the trail of Ukrainian politician Yulia Tymoshenko.
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When detectives Somerset (Morgan Freeman) and Mills (Brad Pitt) get on the trail of a serial killer who is murdering his victims with methods inspired by the seven deadly sins, it isn't just a race against time, it's a descent into the darkest parts of the human psyche.
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Super-agent Ethan Hunt (Cruise) and his IMF buddies Luther (Ving Rhames) and Benji (Simon Pegg) are on the trail of a terrorist going by the name of John Lark, who is purportedly working with a group of 12 people called "the Apostles" to blow up the world.
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In an interview, RCMP sergeant Terry Jacklin, a Mountie in southeastern British Columbia who has been on the trail of the Canadian FLDS polygamists since 2011, confirmed that his agency continues to investigate the sect's marriages, and that more criminal charges may be filed against FLDS members in Canada.
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He is no lovelorn teen: Mr. Amore, director of security at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, is a detective of sorts on the trail of the world's largest unsolved art heist, in which thieves purloined 230 items, valued at half a billion dollars, from the museum in 2000.
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Czajka did not respond to numerous phone calls and emails from VICE requesting an interview, but Assistant District Attorney James Carlucci confirms the D.A. "rattled some cages" when he returned to the office to put investigators back on the trail of the only defendant he ever remembered losing.
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In 2006, fresh out of the D.E.A. Academy, Hogan heads west to Arizona where he immediately plunges into a series of gripping undercover adventures, all unknowingly placing him on the trail of Guzmán, the leader of the Sinaloa Cartel, a Forbes billionaire and Public Enemy No. 1 in the United States.
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Tan has a supreme sense of tempo, and her voice, on one hand assuring us that it all turned out alright — the girls grew up and are here to tell the tale — also knows how to pull us into the mystery, a detective on the trail of her own undoing.
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Later on, the film switches to a playful grandeur, with the policeman trudging through snowy fields on the trail of his prey and fearing, at the limits of fatigue, that he might be no more than a figment of Neruda's invention—a supporting character in the drama of the wanted man.
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I returned in January not on the trail of a presidential candidate but to better understand a French paradox just beneath the surface of the campaign: the deep pride felt by the French in what they regard as an unparalleled way of life, always accompanied by anxiety that it is facing extinction.
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Slave owner Jackson is being pushed to the back of the bill by a former slave; Tubman, who led more than 203 slaves to freedom on the Underground Railroad, is displacing a president who drove 16,000 Cherokees (and thousands more from other native tribes) out of their homelands on the Trail of Tears.
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Earlier this year the island palace, which is open to the public for much of the year, was invaded by questers on the trail of a more earthly presence when it was found to be a hot spot for Pokémon Go. Drottningholm Palace – A Royal Home is set to air January 5 at 6.30 p.m.
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In one of his earlier films as a director, "Sudden Impact," Harry Callahan, yes, the infamous Dirty Harry, ends up on the trail of what seems to be a serial murderer, Jennifer Spencer, who is systematically murdering all of the men, and indeed one woman, who raped her and her sister in the small town of San Paolo, Calif.
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Photograph by Thomas Joshua Cooper Among the very few pictures of the United States in the LACMA show are two relating to Cooper's Cherokee family: a river they crossed in their journey west on the Trail of Tears—where Cooper fell into a sinkhole and lost his boots—and the Oklahoma homestead of his father's tribal grandparents.
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The common response to this line of attack is that criticisms of Comey's conduct in the Clinton investigation had nothing to do with the president's decision, which was made, we are confidently told (on the basis of no firm evidence), because Comey was hot on the trail of information about possible ties between Trump, his supporters, and the Russians during the campaign.
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David Reynolds: Andrew Jackson would have defended slavery's expansion, Mr. President Andrew Jackson, a Tennessee slaveholder who sent thousands of Native Americans to the West on the Trail of Tears, refused to take a moral position on slavery expansion, which in the 1850s led to plans for a U. S.-controlled slave empire to include Cuba and parts of Central and South America.
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