With the failed coup, ties are close to openly hostile.
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Trump is openly hostile to any constraints on his power.
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The acting attorney general has been openly hostile to the probe.
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Clinton of wrongdoing because they were openly hostile to his candidacy.
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The Chinese government even seems openly hostile toward the private sector.
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Trump has been openly hostile to judicial constraints to an unprecedented degree.
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At the party here, many members were openly hostile toward the G40.
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Mr Trump has often been openly hostile to racial and religious minority groups.
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Basically, both sides had gotten to the openly hostile portion of these proceedings.
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They are letting their active players get abused by these openly hostile players.
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Mr. Modi's government has been even more openly hostile to civil society groups.
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Recent changes in governments in both countries brought in leaders openly hostile toward Maduro.
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In some cases, Trump's relationship to the big tech companies has turned openly hostile.
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"I am openly hostile when Mark leaves the toilet seat up," Ripa told PEOPLE.
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Residents interviewed in Pinglan were almost all openly hostile to India and its soldiers.
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He also isn't as openly hostile to the media as many other Trump appointees.
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Mr. Erdogan and the U.A.E. are more or less openly hostile to each other.
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Thanks to Mr Trump's trade war, relations between America and China have become openly hostile.
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Career employees, who were openly hostile to Pruitt, showed some optimism after his first days.
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Cuomo is far from the only Democratic politician who is openly hostile to the NRA.
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Others were openly hostile, alleging that some of the Central Americans would turn to crime.
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Members of the Mexican news media were openly hostile to him and his tactical choices.
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Though Mr. Kim is at times openly hostile to Beijing, he is its only option.
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Their text messages reveal that they were openly hostile to Trump and supportive of Hillary Clinton.
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It's even more alarming in an era where the president is openly hostile toward press freedom.
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But it has been a long time since the country's leadership was so openly hostile to immigration.
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That's obviously a lot harder to do if you're somewhere that is openly hostile to gay men.
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"He came from a list of an organization that is openly hostile to civil rights," Cox said.
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He has made his position against Roe quite clear and that position is openly hostile to women.
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The Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, has been openly hostile to the anticorruption package since its inception.
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Donald Trump, meanwhile, traffics in ethnic and racial stereotypes, repeatedly insults women, and is openly hostile to immigration.
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Indeed, our nation "boasts" a growing list of groups that are openly hostile to extractive industries, especially mining.
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Sure, parents are sometimes rude, and occasionally openly hostile; and sure, I acknowledge that that can be upsetting.
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The former Republican governor of Georgia is openly hostile to accepting human-caused climate change as a fact.
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It's no surprise Patty is constantly devastated, as every single person around her is openly hostile to her body.
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And the only way to stop it might be the Trump administration, which is openly hostile to the law.
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The crime rate has dropped significantly during de Blasio's term, but the police force is openly hostile towards him.
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What changed in the last 2 years was the emergence of a leader openly hostile to a free press.
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City leaders, for their part, remain unfazed by Juul's admonitions and have even been openly hostile toward the company.
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Those tweets, widely repeated in the news and social media, are often openly hostile and contemptuous of the judiciary.
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The show, on display until September, also addresses a political climate that can be openly hostile to marginalized groups.
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The crew also shot in areas where Gawli's biggest rivals lived, an environment that was openly hostile to them.
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Instead, he may be remembered for creating an opening for politicians who are openly hostile to Europe and the euro.
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" Conway, for her part, said that "for 30 years, Hillary Clinton has been openly hostile on issues important to Catholics.
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A couple of representatives were openly hostile to Comey, but most launched passive aggressive, loaded questions at the FBI director.
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" Trans people get it even worse, he says: "The aggressive views people have toward [them] are far more openly hostile.
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But in recent months, the tone has become openly hostile, especially between the United States and Germany, Europe's largest economy.
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Instead, he may be remembered for creating an opening for politicians who are openly hostile to Europe and the euro.
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An angry supporter of President Trump was compiling a list of businesses openly hostile to customers who voted for him.
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The memorandum said Harun has been "openly hostile and belligerent" in court and has challenged the authority of a federal judge.
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But Johnson and Weld first have to navigate an openly hostile convention, characterized by its insular proceedings and unwelcome to moderates.
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And it is important for Washington to understand that an openly hostile "strategic competition" is a logical opposite of that objective.
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Instead, it was a train wreck: Shandling is openly hostile and dickish to Gervais, who seems perpetually confused and wrong-footed.
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First was Sean Spicer, who exemplified the administration's comfort with telling bald lies and being openly hostile toward the news media.
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Manchin on Friday told a West Virginia radio station that Trump should not nominate someone openly hostile to Roe v. Wade.
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Particularly when other popular conventions have become so bloated and corporatized that they're openly hostile to this kind of intimate, valuable experience.
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Big platform companies such as Facebook and Google are powerful, verging on arrogant, and they have been openly hostile to Mr Trump.
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Libertarians are (even more) upset Libertarian holdouts, typically at the forefront of any Republican ideological backlash against Trumpism, were also openly hostile.
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He undermined British Prime Minister Theresa May, lambasted German Chancellor Angela Merkel and has been openly hostile to French President Emmanuel Macron.
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Mr. Mulvaney has been openly hostile to the consumer bureau, calling it a "sad, sick" joke and supporting legislation to eliminate it.
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Trump is openly hostile to widely accepted climate science, and appears not to have even an elementary understanding of how climate works.
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Then Trump swapped his old attorney general, Jeff Sessions, last week for Sessions' deputy, Matthew Whitaker, who's been openly hostile to the probe.
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And even some of Moore's supporters worry people not openly hostile toward gays might get a bit of homophobia at the voting booth.
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Texas' primary runoff will test whether the national Democratic Party's establishment can overcome an insurgent wing more openly hostile to President Donald Trump.
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The government, which was openly hostile to LGBTQ people, remained silent and slow to act in providing care to address the health crisis.
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Mr. Farr joined the small law firm of Maupin, Taylor & Ellis, where all of the named partners were openly hostile to civil rights.
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The Trump administration's original nominee for labor secretary, the fast-food executive Andrew F. Puzder, was openly hostile to the Obama overtime rule.
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People are openly hostile about what she said, because if you had said it was a tape from 23, no one would have known.
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So its resurgent popularity among Republicans today, who are openly hostile to what they've called "unconstitutional" federal oversight, was foreseeable, but no less concerning.
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President Trump and his administration have been openly hostile toward reproductive rights, but Planned Parenthood is fighting for birth control access for all women.
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The next morning, Maisel gives us a hint of the uber protective and openly hostile Joel we'll see at the end of the episode.
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It seems unlikely that Google, which makes 86% of its revenue from advertising, would implement a change so openly hostile to its business model.
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As the Shanghai Clique was pro-North Korea, the Kim regime became openly hostile to Xi. North Korea's nuclearization does not help matters either.
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The new administration is openly hostile to the rules — which become effective in August 2019 — and is clearly looking for ways to undermine them.
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The leading manufacturer of e-cigarettes, Juul, is based in San Francisco and politicians in the city have been openly hostile to the company.
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Reception of the package of climate-scented bills he's begun pushing as House minority leader has been cautious at best, openly hostile at worst.
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You might recall that many of our towering philosophical and religious figures served and worked in a world that was openly hostile to their existence.
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Already on edge under an administration that's openly hostile to Islam, undocumented Muslims say they're now twice as vulnerable after the decision to rescind DACA.
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Given Pai's openly hostile attitude towards net neutrality, this move isn't that surprising; in December, he promised to "fire up the weed whacker" to regulations.
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Their voices are needed more than ever as a culture war escalates under an administration openly hostile to ideas, critical thinking, and people of color.
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I wanted to write for an audience that might not be wholly receptive — and might even be openly hostile — to what I have to say.
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The Democrats would be wise to embrace more candidates like Lamb, who aren't openly hostile to people who like Cracker Barrel more than Crate & Barrel.
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"As you know, Russia has a disturbing record of supporting nuclear programs in countries that are openly hostile to the United States," the senator continued.
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Iran and Saudi Arabia are openly hostile to each other and are embroiled in opposite sides of regional power struggles in Syria, Yemen and Lebanon.
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Trump's visit has brought on the latest chapter of the two leaders' openly hostile relationship, which previously culminated in Trump refusing to meet with Corbyn.
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An 'openly hostile act' The US government has long argued that Huawei equipment poses a national security threat, and could be used by Beijing for spying.
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The latest Texas rule could open abortion clinics up to further regulatory interference from state health officials who may already be openly hostile to abortion care.
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Influential cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, who is openly hostile to Washington's policies in the Middle East, has begun mobilizing supporters ahead of parliamentary and provincial elections.
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It echoes the dominant narrative about "fake news" in the Trump administration, which has been openly hostile toward journalists since the beginning of the presidential campaign.
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Although Trump's language was openly hostile to ethnic minorities, inside Facebook his behavior felt, to some executives, like just part of the distant cesspool of Washington.
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With Justice Anthony Kennedy's retirement, the Supreme Court is more openly hostile to death-row prisoners than at any other time in the last 2000 years.
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Yes, America has seen anger and vitriol in its past, but nothing has been quite this vicious or openly hostile from the top down in decades.
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But this year, the value of the Register's endorsement is particularly questionable, as candidates on the campaign trail have been openly hostile toward mainstream media organizations.
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This is because unlike the North Korean regime, Nigeria's government neither plays an active role in cybercrime nor is it openly hostile to the international community.
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The presidential election in November has thrown these issues into sharper relief, especially in the face of Republican candidates who are openly hostile about abortion access.
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The trio will discuss the urgency of understanding climate change — especially in the face of a government that's openly hostile to science — and how images might help.
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"I have sat next to somebody who was openly hostile about sitting next to a fat person — even if I didn't bump into him," says another interviewee.
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"We were looking forward to a new admin that was not going to be openly hostile to us," said Kathleen Sgamma, president of the Western Energy Alliance.
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A sexist examWhen Exeler was at university she didn't come up against openly hostile behavior, but little things made her feel out of place as a woman.
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However, with an openly hostile deregulation agenda, Pruitt touted new "environmental policies" that allowed industry, coal-fired power plants, to pollute at the expense of public health.
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She said O'Connell was "openly hostile" during the interview; she believes her refusal to donate was a deciding factor in his decision to deny her the role.
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The government plans to deploy Cossacks, an ultraconservative paramilitary group openly hostile to LGBTIQ rights, to guard World Cup games in the city of Rostov-on-Don.
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They may be wrong, because on a spate of issues from encryption to immigration to some of its most prominent players, Trump is openly hostile to tech.
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And left-wing parties, like Jeremy Corbyn's Labour in Britain, would be more openly hostile to investors; markets would be rattled if he looked close to gaining power.
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I spoke with her recently about the difficulties of teaching evolution in the South and her approach to improving scientific literacy in a place openly hostile to science.
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In a political atmosphere that has become openly hostile toward science and humanism, now more than ever we must strive for reason and integrity in medicine and health.
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Structured organizations don't always know how to harness the power of mass protests when they break out, and participants in mass protest can be openly hostile to structure.
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His blend of patriotic fervor, health and religious piety flows seamlessly into the harder versions of Hindu nationalism, which are often openly hostile to India's 172 million Muslims.
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The first test of these new policies will come on June 14 as the 2018 FIFA World Cup opens in Russia, a country openly hostile to L.G.B.T. people.
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But now a U.S. district court in Texas has halted the rule, and the man Trump has tapped to lead the Labor Department is openly hostile to it.
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"The tenor of interactions with C.B.P. officers has veered toward the openly hostile following his election," said Nicole Ramos, an American lawyer representing asylum seekers traveling through Tijuana.
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The leaders of Latin American's first and third largest economies have been openly hostile to one another, a potential threat to trade ties worth $27 billion last year.
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National security adviser John Bolton, a former ambassador to the UN under President George W. Bush, was openly hostile toward the UN during his 2005 to 2006 tenure.
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This means when you're transgender you have to face the hard reality of living the rest of your life in a world that is openly hostile to you.
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As the first sitting senator to endorse Trump, Sessions supplied an early, invaluable shot of institutional credibility at a time when other GOP lawmakers were dubious or openly hostile.
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A few short years ago, it would have been unimaginable for somone so openly hostile to America's core democratic values to make it out of a Republican presidential primary.
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Instead, Greece now has a weak coalition government led by the far-left Syriza Party, which before assuming office in 85033 was openly hostile to Greece's continued euro membership.
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"While they have long experienced marginalization, Latino, black and Native American students are living in campus communities that are perhaps more openly hostile than they once were," she said.
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I feel that my friend is effectively jettisoning our eight-year friendship for this woman whom she barely knows but whom she saw be so openly hostile to me.
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At times, Mr. Kalanick sounded openly hostile to his company's labor pool, musing in onstage interviews about how long it would take to replace them with self-driving cars.
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The committee is led by Senator John Barrasso, Republican of Wyoming, an outspoken contrarian on climate change, and includes several Republicans openly hostile to federal action to address it.
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But his blend of patriotic fervor, physical health and religious piety feeds seamlessly into the harder versions of Hindu nationalism, which are often openly hostile to India's Muslim minority.
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"China will view this as an openly hostile act and a major provocation," Paul Triolo, head of the geotechnology practice at consultancy Eurasia Group, said in a note to clients.
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Once the group is openly hostile to the crew, Ledare lights the fuse on the powder keg by leaving his observer position and directly stepping into the circle of chairs.
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Sadr is openly hostile to American presence and policies in the Middle East and, at the same time, he has a troubled relationship with Iraqi political groups allied with Iran.
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Although Sadr is openly hostile to Washington's policies in the Middle East and has spent considerable time in Iran, he would be a less dependable ally for Tehran in Baghdad.
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But even as we've watched those in power grow increasingly openly hostile to rights of trans people, we have also experienced a mounting resistance from transgender Americans and their allies.
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But experts said they were skeptical that much would improve under the new far-right president, Mr. Bolsonaro, who campaigned on a pro-business platform openly hostile to environmental regulations.
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The abiding irony of Mr. Khashoggi's case is that, while pushing out details of the case to chosen outlets, Mr. Erdogan's government has itself been openly hostile to independent journalists.
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Republicans, though, seized on the incident, arguing that the nuclear deal has only given Iran more leverage over the U.S. "This kind of openly hostile action is not surprising," Sen.
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But men are never questioned over their behavior — even Trump himself has a habit of engaging in openly hostile body language such as crossing his arms without his opponents dragging him.
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Since then, both parties have toned down their euroskepticism but one of the main economic minds from Lega, Claudio Borghi, is still openly hostile to the idea of the common currency.
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That could help the GOP improve its growing diversity problem thanks to years of implied anti-immigrant and minority sentiment and a campaign season of openly hostile commentary from Donald Trump.
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To this day, the local parks department is irritated, if not openly hostile, to attempts to look for the casque, worried that treasure hunters will damage the park in their pursuits.
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He said Latino Americans face all sorts of threats from a president openly hostile to them, and advocates are concerned that inadequate attention to the census could hurt Latinos even more.
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"In our lifetime you we have not had a president so openly hostile towards corporations ... or so skeptical of capitalism as the centerpiece of the American dream," he told The Hill.
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"It runs the gamut from openly hostile legislation that would arrest and imprison doctors for providing medically necessary care, to legislation that would carelessly erase critical local LGBTQ protections," he added.
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But adding more tension to the anticipated meeting for Democrats is the fact the White House invited GOP lawmakers Democrats view as openly hostile to finding a consensus deal on DACA.
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But why would a Trump administration and a conservative-dominated Congress with many members who deny climate science or are openly hostile to climate solutions want to engage in 25 by 25?
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What is different about the current administration is how much further it has gone, antagonizing reporters and even being openly hostile toward them while trying to shroud the agency's activities in secrecy.
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The Trump administration is openly hostile to the EPA, and its ascendance may very well mark the agency's final days — at least as the agency it's been for the last few decades.
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The reaction from the YouTube community is openly hostile; there are more than 250,000 downvotes on the video at the time of this writing — nearly 100,000 more than those who upvoted it.
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The political reality, certainly for now, is that the 'compliant' environment approach to immigration is a euphemist label atop the same openly hostile policy that has slammed doors on people and businesses.
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Wednesday's firing of Sessions, and his replacement by a successor who is openly hostile to Mueller's work, adds a new chapter and potentially more evidence to Mueller's case against Trump for obstruction.
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At issue, and the reason things have become so heated in this debate, is because some Americans have become so openly hostile to business and believe the private sector is inherently sinister.
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Once openly hostile to hackers, voting machine manufacturers have even considering establishing bug bounty programs to make vulnerability disclosure easier—a collaboration that would have been unthinkable just a few years ago.
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But Tom Price, the new secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services, has been openly hostile to this policy and the Trump administration could revoke or undermine it at any time.
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For the country's biggest landowners and food producers, the Amazon and its indigenous people have always been an obstacle to economic development, hence their support of a president openly hostile toward indigenous groups.
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Before joining the Department of Justice in late 2017 as Sessions' chief of staff, Whitaker made a series of public comments that were openly hostile to the Russia investigation that he now oversees.
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Such risks to Indigenous lives, lands, and livelihoods are not unexpected, given that Bolsonaro ran a campaign that was openly hostile to the rights of tribes and communities that live in the rainforest.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who labeled Mr. McConnell a "rogue" majority leader because of his openly hostile attitude toward the House impeachment proceedings, has held off on sending the House articles across the Capitol.
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Kickstarter employees first announced their intention to unionize with the Office of Professional Employees International Union, (OPEIU) local 153 in March of this year, a plan which management has been openly hostile towards.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu slammed Obama, viewing the UN abstention as a final act of betrayal at the end of a tense and sometimes openly hostile relationship between the two of them.
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The suit states that employees were "openly hostile" about Allegra using the women's bathroom and tried to spy on her in the bathroom stall in what seemed like an attempt to see her genitalia.
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But we can't do that if we fail to recognize that leaders who are openly hostile to diversity and liberal toleration pose a special threat to the Open Society, and demand a special response.
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It is tiresome and disappointing to constantly have to defend yourself not only from people who are openly hostile to you, but also from those who feign friendship but are secretly hostile to you.
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He has received repeated denunciations from the attorney general for propagating hate speech, and is openly hostile toward Afro-Brazilian communities, indigenous populations and members of landless movements, whom he has described as terrorists.
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Liberty, the main conservative opposition party, is openly hostile to his efforts and has been blocking legislation to strengthen shareholder rights, force firms to separate industrial and financial businesses and pursue white-collar crime more effectively.
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Though openly hostile to Obamacare and supportive of Republican plans last year to repeal the expansion, the White House has not yet been faced with a decision to approve a new state's plan to expand Medicaid.
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Mr. Maassen reports to Germany's interior minister, Horst Seehofer, a Bavarian conservative who is also openly hostile to Ms. Merkel's migration policy and who, earlier in the year, almost brought down the coalition over the issue.
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This year, open enrollment was in the hands of a White House that's openly hostile to the Affordable Care Act — and the Trump administration took advantage of the best opportunity it had to undercut the law.
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Victims of anti-gay and transgender violence say they often experience a fresh round of humiliation from the law enforcement authorities, some of whom are openly hostile to requests that they record a crime as bias-motivated.
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Several White House decisions have been criticized as openly hostile to Latin America, including the ordering of National Guard troops to the Mexican border and the undoing of programs that now shield millions of immigrants from deportation.
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Philippine efforts to protect the alliance underscore contrasting opinions within the Duterte administration and legislature about his foreign policy trajectory, especially over his openly hostile approach towards the United States, where relatives of millions of Filipinos live.
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RAMALLAH, West Bank — The US government has never been more openly aligned with Israel's, or more openly hostile to the provisional government still known as the Palestinian Authority, whose mission the Trump administration shuttered in Washington last month.
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But students, First Amendment lawyers, and some politicians see censorship as a growing problem that teaches students not to value free speech at a time when the president of the United States is openly hostile toward the press.
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But this year, open enrollment is in the hands of a White House that's openly hostile to the Affordable Care Act — and the Trump administration is taking advantage of the best opportunity it has to undercut the law.
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Arguing that low rates are destroying savings and hurting ordinary Germans, Berlin has taken an openly hostile view of ECB policy, a conflict the central bank says could threaten its independence and erode the effectiveness of its policies.
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"There should be no trust in countries that have held the banner of hostility to (Iran's) Islamic system, led by the United States and some European countries, because they are openly hostile to the Iranian people," Khamenei said.
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Despite all the tense, even openly hostile moments to come out of Donald Trump's first press conference as president-elect, some of the most surprising moments came not from the podium, but from the back of the room.
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In 13, Jigsaw partnered with the Rhodes Artificial Intelligence Lab (RAIL) to develop ML models that can pick up more ambiguous forms of threatening or hateful speech, such as a dismissive, condescending, or sarcastic comment that's not openly hostile.
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" As The Washington Post observed, Reid also charged the FBI director with withholding "explosive information about close ties and coordination between Donald Trump, his top advisors, and the Russian government—a foreign interest openly hostile to the United States.
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The cause of free and open trade has not faced such political toxicity in decades, with Donald J. Trump, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders all openly hostile to the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the largest regional trade accord in history.
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They knew that the vast majority of whites who were indifferent or openly hostile to the demands of civil rights would not be moved by appeals to the American creed or to bromides about liberty and justice for all.
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As important as the study has been for the city, the openly hostile relationship between the governor and the mayor was reflected in the makeup of the task force: Of its 15 members, none are from the de Blasio administration.
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And neighboring Turkey, which has fought Kurdish separatists at home for decades, is openly hostile to the Syrian Kurds along its border who have gained territory, sophisticated weapons and powerful alliances as a result of Syria's eight-year civil war.
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Understanding that King's mission was violently interrupted in 43 is key to understanding where we find the nation in 2018: deeply divided along racial lines with great unrest, multiple social justice movements occurring and a government openly hostile to black protest.
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Now, in a time where we may have to face an openly hostile administration in the course of doing our jobs, journalists are equipping themselves with the tools they need to keep themselves safe, which I think is a great thing.
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Regulatory delays at the U.S. Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA) were systemic and reached unprecedented levels while he served as the agency's administrator, levels even worse than under past administrations that were openly hostile to regulation of any kind.
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It's frankly outrageous and highly irresponsible for a left-wing blog that was openly hostile to the president-elect's campaign to drop highly salacious and flat-out false information on the internet just days before he takes the oath of office.
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He is now set to join an administration flush with fellow cabinet picks who are openly hostile toward the concept of climate change, all with President-elect Donald Trump at the helm, who has called climate change a hoax orchestrated by the Chinese.
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"It's frankly outrageous and highly irresponsible for a left-wing blog, that was openly hostile to the president-elect's campaign, to drop highly salacious and flat-out false information on the internet just days before he takes the Oval Office," Spicer said.
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Perhaps even more importantly, it's beginning to lessen the dependence of not just the U.S., but also our allies, who have for too long been held economic hostage by countries that don't share our values or are even openly hostile to us.
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A man cast as the patron saint of the disaffected — average-seeming despite his own personal wealth, someone who spoke plainly, was openly hostile with the press, and whose every gasp-inducing quote seemed to move the needle more in his favor.
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On the other side were people who saw this act as openly hostile to America and its military, and who viewed the millionaire black athletes participating in the protest as ungrateful, undeserving, and ultimately indebted to the very institutions they were critiquing.
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"It has become clear that you possess explosive information about close ties and coordination between Donald Trump, his top advisers, and the Russian government — a foreign interest openly hostile to the United States, which Trump praises at every opportunity," Mr. Reid wrote.
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The Palestinian leadership has been openly hostile to any proposal from the administration, citing what it says is a pro-Israel bias, notably after Trump recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital in December and moved the U.S. embassy there from Tel Aviv in May.
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"Jim Kim had deftly struck a balance between keeping the Trump administration mollified and involving the World Bank in work on areas that the administration has been openly hostile to," said Eswar Prasad, the former head of the International Monetary Fund's China division.
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Or that the President of the United States of America would stand next to the leader of an openly hostile foreign power and tell the world's press that he believes the word of his counterpart more than he trusts the assessment of his intelligence community?
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But the next day, out of gratitude for the glass of water and the patience my friend demonstrated while I was being openly hostile toward him due to something that was not his fault, I listened to "Empty" by Kevin Abstract and loved it.
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Sure, China had an interest in keeping the Korean peninsula divided, but by the 1990s it had little love for North Korea, and would only do so much to protect it from a Western-dominated world that was openly hostile to the Kim regime.
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"We were inspired by the surge in interest in IUDs following the election, and the reality that Trump and his incoming administration is openly hostile to real women's health needs," Jean Bucaria, deputy director of NOW-NYC and Nasty Women's Choir participant, told Mashable.
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Sure, China had an interest in keeping the Korean peninsula divided, but by the 1990s it had no love for North Korea, and would only do so much to protect it from a Western-dominated world that was openly hostile to the Kim regime.
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In addition to the above, the administration is openly hostile to the EPA, a stance that presents still more obstacles to drinkable water, and it at one point declared war on the USDA's water-infrastructure funds, which advocates aren't convinced the administration has really abandoned.
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Now that Pence is attending, he might be eyeing the Summit as an opportunity to compel greater regional pressure for regime change in Venezuela -- a country that is teetering on the brink of economic and political collapse yet remains openly hostile to the United States.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A female executive at billionaire Steven A. Cohen's Point72 Asset Management LP on Monday filed a lawsuit accusing the firm of operating as a "boys' club" that subjects women to a openly hostile working environment and pays them less than men.
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Beginning even before his election in 2016, Mr. Trump has taken an openly hostile stance toward Mexico on various issues, from migration to trade to security, jeopardizing the hard-fought diplomatic symbiosis that generations of officials on both sides of the border have built.
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The Times and other news organizations are also bracing for the challenges of covering an administration that is openly hostile to the news media, while trying to forge a stronger connection to the large bloc of voters who swept Mr. Trump to the presidency.
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Relations between the governments of the United States and Iran were openly hostile at that time, and Jackson even posted an irreverent photo of himself next to a sign that read, "Down with U.S.A." But as usual, he had no trouble finding the party.
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BAGHDAD/DUBAI (Reuters) - It was an unusual meeting: An Iraqi Shi'ite Muslim cleric openly hostile to the United States sat in a palace sipping juice at the invitation of the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, the Sunni kingdom that is Washington's main ally in the Middle East.
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It is also worth recalling that the expansion of educational options occurred during the Obama administration, which along with its teacher-union allies was openly hostile to private-school-choice programs, including the D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program as well as choice programs in Louisiana and Wisconsin.
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Just this week, he has once again underscored the degree to which he is openly hostile to people of color — I call that racism and bigotry — and demonstrated his lack of impulse control to conceal his contempt even when doing so would be to his benefit.
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Before his current job at the Justice Department, Mr. Whitaker, a former college football tight end, was openly hostile on television and social media toward the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, and was seen by department officials as a partisan and a White House spy.
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"You can't witness what I did at my research site of 20-plus years, watch it die and in the same year watch an administration get elected that is openly hostile to climate change and climate policy and not be changed by those events," she said.
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With Microsoft's acquisition of GitHub, many in the GitHub community were fearful of what new ownership from a company once openly hostile to open source would spell for the future of GitHub, and many of those people chose to leave the site rather than entrust Microsoft with their software.
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Going after private companies for willingly raising their fuel economy standards in conjunction with California, which has this legal power under the Clean Air Act, is nothing short of openly hostile to the idea that any government anywhere should do anything at all to combat something that is undeniably a crisis.
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"Countries such as Russia — where appalling reports recently surfaced that authorities in Chechnya were imprisoning and torturing individuals believed to be gay or bisexual — Uganda and Tanzania continue to be openly hostile to LGBT people, and their political leaders have used anti-American sentiment to fuel anti-LGBT hate," he wrote.
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The news media are losing access to information — not just because the incoming administration is even less transparent than the outgoing one, and is openly hostile to journalists, but also because full control of both houses of Congress is allowing the Republican Party to make the legislative process more opaque.
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Although Donald Trump has proclaimed some openness to transgender rights, some of those he has tapped to administer government are openly hostile to LGBT rights, making it highly unlikely the Trump administration will treat Manning better than Obama has and risking further allegations that the US government is violating human rights at home.
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Obama is not only confronting regimes in Russia, China and North Korea that are at times openly hostile to Washington -- or at least willing to make clear they don't want to play by its rules -- but over the long weekend, he got headaches from allies as well, notably Turkey and the Philippines.
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" (A 2012 study by Brown concluded that the percentage of trans women in the military is likely more than double that of the civilian population.) Her time in Iraq was marked by psychological distress and emotional outbursts, likely the product of working in an environment that her Army psychologist would label "openly hostile.
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In my communications with you and other top officials in the national security community, it has become clear that you possess explosive information about close ties and coordination between Donald Trump, his top advisors, and the Russian government – a foreign interest openly hostile to the United States, which Trump praises at every opportunity.
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The resulting Senate judiciary hearing, which ultimately voted to reject the nomination, focused on several particularly egregious incidents throughout Sessions' career: According to testimony, Sessions made disturbingly racist comments, was openly hostile to civil rights groups and organizations, and falsely accused civil rights activists of voting fraud for trying to register black voters.
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The Santa Cruz administration heard about Balakrishnan's classroom behavior in early 2009, when seven graduate students — Liz Bishop, Jeramy DeCristo, Nick Mitchell, Trevor Sangrey, and three others who declined to comment for this story — made a joint complaint to the department alleging that Balakrishnan was often openly hostile toward women and gender-nonconforming students.
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Then, rather than submitting himself to the U.S. justice system, he fled first to China and then to the authoritarian Russia, a nation openly hostile to the United States and our NATO allies, a nation with government-controlled press and censored internet, with no significant political opposition, and whose outspoken government critics often die mysteriously.
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"In my communications with you and other top officials in the national security community, it has become clear that you possess explosive information about close ties and coordination between Donald Trump, his top advisors, and the Russian government — a foreign interest openly hostile to the United States, which Trump praises at every opportunity," he added.
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As several states take climate-change matters into their own hands, firmly believing their environment, public health and economies will be much better off by addressing the problem head-on, it's easy to imagine them sending a letter to a president whose administration has been openly hostile to any attempts to limit greenhouse gases.
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The chief usher was not fired over a disagreement with the Trumps The firing of White House chief usher Angella Reid, the first woman to hold that job, was seized on as the latest piece of evidence that Trump and his administration was nothing more than an old boys club -- openly hostile to women and minorities.
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The makeup of Trump's transition team has suggested he could with the inclusion of Mauricio Claver-Carone, a leading advocate for maintaining a tough economic embargo, and Robert Blau, a hard-line anti-communist who was openly hostile toward the Castro government while posted as a diplomat in Havana during the administration of Republican President George W. Bush.
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House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiOvernight Health Care: Trump officials making changes to drug pricing proposal | House panel advances flavored e-cig ban | Senators press FDA tobacco chief on vaping ban Speaker Pelosi, it's time to throw American innovators a lifeline Why Americans must tune in to the Trump impeachment hearings MORE has been openly hostile to impeachment.
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In his research he found not only a president and Christian leaders who seemed uninterested in the problem, but also a federal bureaucracy that could be openly hostile to helping Jews, a news media that underplayed the shocking revelations about the exterminations, and a Congress and country where anti-Semitism and anti-immigration sentiment encouraged inaction.
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Mr. Trump's prediction that he would support the bill is the second time this week that the president has taken a position directly contradicting the policies driven by his own attorney general, Jeff Sessions, with whom the president has been openly hostile, even saying recently that he wished he had selected someone else for the job.
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"In my communications with you and other top officials in the national security community, it has become clear that you possess explosive information about close ties and coordination between Donald Trump, his top advisors and the Russian government — a foreign interest openly hostile to the United States, which Trump praises at every opportunity," Reid wrote to Comey this weekend.
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As heavy metal opens up to wider swaths of the public—and face it, purists, because it's happening whether you want it to or not—sexual, gender, ethnic, and racial minorities are going to have to figure out how to adapt to a landscape that is suspicious of us at best, and openly hostile at worst.
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The suit, filed Thursday morning in United States District Court for the District of Maryland, alleges an openly hostile climate in which Chief Sewell and the two black officers — one of whom was also fired — were subjected to "racial mockery, epithets, threats, humiliation and discrimination" by the law enforcement community in Pocomoke and its surrounding county, Worcester, on the lower Eastern Shore.
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Image via Getty/Business Insider Image via Getty/Business Insider At the World Economic Forum in Davos just days before the inauguration of an administration openly hostile to women, Sandberg mustered up only a few hilariously anemic insights about gender disparity, none rooted in the very real events unfolding around her, insulated as she may be by fame and wealth.
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Jaclyn Piscitelli, who worked at USJ from 2011 to 2019, claims that when the all-women's school became fully coed in 2018, the work environment in the athletic department became "openly hostile and disdainful toward women," male sports were given more resources than women's sports and Piscitelli was expected to do more work without assistance, according to her complaint, filed in US District Court.
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The number of women of color who are running for office as Democrats (and who have a great chance of winning) is indicative not just of the unrest that exists in these communities across the country but also of the fear, anger and frustration they feel toward a president who has been nothing but openly hostile to them, their communities, their families and their needs.
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But when two disparate anti-establishment parties, the Five Star Movement and the League, came to him with plans to form a coalition that included proposals for enormous new spending and a finance minister openly hostile to the shared European currency, President Sergio Mattarella, a 76-year-old Sicilian expert on constitutional law and former government minister, stepped in on Sunday night and said no.
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In fact, like so much of the culture around me, the genre's conservative politics and gender norms — which you could hear in songs like Keith's "Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue"("'Cause we'll put a boot in your ass / It's the American way") or Trace Adkins' "Rough & Ready"("Gun rack, ball cap, don't take no crap / Ain't a pretty boy-toy") — have made it seem openly hostile.
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Last week's Raw, the first after WrestleMania and the traditional kickoff for new storylines, opened with one of the most remarkable moments in the promotion's history: ten straight minutes of an openly hostile crowd dumping on Roman Reigns, constantly interrupting him every time his mouth even hinted at opening, before Reigns delivered a simple one-line retort alluding to the Undertaker—"It's my yard now"—and walked out to raucous boos.
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Davenport tells Axios that the super-grid would also create some value around ultra-expensive, often white-elephant power projects that China built in places that can't necessarily afford them: As with Belt and Road there is no talk of U.S. participation in these projects: Quite apart from Beijing's own wishes, the U.S., not prepared to cede geopolitical ground, has held itself aloof and has been often openly hostile to Belt and Road.
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Trump has proved unpredictable regarding which foreign leaders he is willing to meet with, and he often seeks to advance relations where he feels previous administrations have failed, both evidenced by his turnaround toward North Korea's Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnA US-Iran deal may play a role in Israel's election and Netanyahu's future A North Korean sub with nuclear missiles raises the stakes Iran talks unlikely despite window of opportunity MORE after originally being openly hostile.
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Some within Google's ranks, like security guards, have organized relatively recently, but as a whole, the company remains non-union by a wide margin—and according to the Steelworkers, the company was openly hostile to the prospect of these contractors setting a precedent"HCL workers voted in favor of unionization despite a company-led anti-union campaign, which included mandatory meetings and the use of a controversial management consultant," USW wrote in a press release following the vote.
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She grew up in a society that rejected her womanhood; she later joined the military, a hyper-masculine institution that has been described as "openly hostile" towards gay and trans soldiers; while serving in the armed forces, she witnessed injustices that were classified by the state; she was subjected to "cruel and inhuman" treatment in the custody of the United States government, according to a UN investigator; when she finally came out as transgender in 20133, she was frequently and intentionally misgendered in the press; and now, incarcerated in a high-security facility in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, she must fight against a system that may soon destroy her.
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