US officials pointed the finger at China for that theft.
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Both pointed the finger at drug makers for high costs.
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Clippers coach Doc Rivers pointed the finger at his bench players.
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Thirty-six percent pointed the finger at Democrats on Capitol Hill.
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For that, officials in Washington and beyond pointed the finger at Iran.
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" At Destructoid, Jonathan Holmes pointed the finger at "the sentiment of elitism.
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It also pointed the finger at ISIS for a mustard gas attack.
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On Monday, the President once again pointed the finger elsewhere when criticized.
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Senators, and reportedly the CIA, have already pointed the finger at him.
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He readily pointed the finger at Florida prosecutors and law-enforcement officials.
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Others have pointed the finger at tight federal regulations on drilling there.
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Turkey's presidential spokesman Ibrahim Kalin also pointed the finger at the YPG.
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The US, Saudi Arabia and European nations pointed the finger at Iran.
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That friend posted pics of the damage and pointed the finger at Keyshia.
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When France pointed the finger at Nissan as a roadblock, FCA lost patience.
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Specifically, they pointed the finger at Portia Boulger, an organizer for Bernie Sanders.
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They then pointed the finger at the inspector, from an external audit firm.
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But Republicans pointed the finger at Kaine, saying he was the most disruptive.
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Despite all these internal mistakes, after the hack Vincenzetti pointed the finger elsewhere.
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She pointed the finger at Red State voters, comparing them to the KKK.
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But the government's top tech enforcers pointed the finger right back at lawmakers.
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The company pointed the finger at him for "improper conduct" in Monday's release.
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But some US embassy employees have pointed the finger at the State Department.
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U.S. lawmakers pointed the finger at the Saudi leadership, suggesting sanctions could be possible.
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Still, some have pointed the finger at smartphones, and apps like Snapchat in particular.
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Podesta, whose emails are being published by WikiLeaks, also pointed the finger at Russia.
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He pointed the finger at the United States for the failure of the deal.
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Court papers have already pointed the finger at Russian banker-slash-handler Alexander Torshin.
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When it did pull the plug, the company pointed the finger at its naysayers.
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In the mass outpouring of grief, some protesters pointed the finger at the government.
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A White House official soundly pointed the finger at TPUSA for the mix-up.
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Western governments have unanimously pointed the finger at Syrian government forces for the attack.
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Human rights groups both here and abroad have pointed the finger at police officers.
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Yemen's Houthi rebels claimed responsibility, but the U.S. has pointed the finger at Iran.
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Members of his own party have strongly pointed the finger at Russia, and Republican Sens.
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Top government officials -- straight up to the White House -- have pointed the finger at Moscow.
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This is the first time the report has definitively pointed the finger at global warming.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly pointed the finger at the Fed for the market turmoil.
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Citi pointed the finger at oil and gas in a research note published on Tuesday.
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Most of them pointed the finger at something that might not seem obvious: Think tanks.
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Just last year, Trump pointed the finger at video games following the Parkland, Florida shootings.
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Instead, Bustos pointed the finger at House Speaker Paul Ryan, who hasn't called on Rep.
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In return, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-NY, pointed the finger directly at Trump.
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The month before, he pointed the finger at the Federal Reserve for raising interest rates.
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He also pointed the finger at technology, specifically a lack of quality and understanding of it.
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Both parties have pointed the finger at members across the aisle for the ongoing funding lapse.
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The mystery remains unsolved, though many have pointed the finger at angry KGB agents seeking retribution.
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Yemen's Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for the attacks, but the U.S. pointed the finger at Iran.
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Almost everyone involved has pointed the finger, saying they received bad information from someone or somewhere else.
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Many activists swiftly pointed the finger at the military, calling it part of efforts to stifle dissent.
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The Fed, meanwhile, pointed the finger to Europe and China as the main drags on U.S. growth.
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Bryant, who's never seen the Avenger movies, pointed the finger at cultural elites in his social circle.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has pointed the finger of blame for the failed uprising squarely at Gulen.
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Investigators eventually pointed the finger at Lorenzen's ex-wife, Sherra Wright, and a male friend, Billy Turner.
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Instead, he pointed the finger at the US for leaving the negotiating table in the first place.
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Some said Texans deserved a deluge for voting for Trump; environmentalists pointed the finger at climate change.
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The report pointed the finger at Trump as "the leading voice" fueling global rhetoric about fake news.
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Cameroon coach Alain Djeumfa pointed the finger at the referee, calling the defeat a "miscarriage of justice".
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In New York, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif on Sunday pointed the finger at the Europeans.
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"Bond king" Jeffrey Gundlach also pointed the finger at Sanders for the market's tumultuous rout this week.
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Yemen's Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for the attack, but the U.S. has pointed the finger at Iran.
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The same month, security firm CrowdStrike also pointed the finger at Fancy Bear for the DNC hack.
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The government has pointed the finger at foreign paramilitaries, while opponents have accused security forces of being negligent.
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Pouncing on a tweet misquoting an interview with an EU commissioner, both leaders pointed the finger at Germany.
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Governor Cuomo's office pointed the finger directly at the city government when news about the deer's death broke.
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Environmental group Greenpeace pointed the finger at the Australian government for not doing enough to combat climate change.
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Earlier in June, the Iranians pointed the finger at Saudi for a terror attack in their capital, Tehran.
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The United Nations pointed the finger at the government for holding up aid by denying letters guaranteeing access.
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Wired pointed the finger at them, as did the Wall Street Journal and a report published on WebDefenders.net.
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It also pointed the finger at Iran on Twitter, and posted pictures of smoke rising from the attack.
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CEASEFIRE IN TROUBLE: Earlier in the day, U.S. officials also pointed the finger at Russian and Syrian forces.
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The Queen of the North had pointed the finger at Clarke when she spoke to Fallon back in May.
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Patrick Leahy of Vermont, ranking member of the Appropriations Committee, quickly pointed the finger back at the White House.
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Washington pointed the finger right back at Moscow, accusing it of not holding up its end of the deal.
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The morning after a terrorist killed eight people in lower Manhattan, President Donald Trump pointed the finger at Sen.
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While the appointment took both Trump and Sessions by surprise, the president has pointed the finger at Sessions's recusal.
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Former NBA point guard Earl Watson chimed in on Leonard's load management and pointed the finger at youth basketball.
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This isn't the first time the Iowa Republican has pointed the finger at McCarthy over losing his committee assignments.
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Some local residents pointed the finger at the police for failing to do enough to protect them from attack.
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Julia Poliscanova at campaign group Transport and Environment said the report had rightly pointed the finger at national regulators.
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Russia pointed the finger at Ukraine, while Kiev's security service blamed internal fighting "between the terrorists and their Russian sponsors".
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The FBI first pointed the finger at N. Korea back in 2014, but the DOJ charges make it official ... allegedly.
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Mr Cook pointed the finger at escalating trade tensions between America and China, which he said had hit retail footfall.
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The exact cause of the outage was unclear, but as with previous blackouts, officials pointed the finger at hostile attackers.
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Officials pointed the finger at Russian hackers for intrusions into voter registration systems in Arizona and Illinois earlier this year.
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" El Paso's mayor also pointed the finger at Congress, saying lawmakers "haven't had the fortitude to take care of immigration.
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Symantec's researchers first pointed the finger at Lazarus last week, but on Monday said their findings were close to conclusive.
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Washington pointed the finger at China, saying Beijing needed to cut overcapacity or face possible trade action from other countries.
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For his part, Giuliani said the real story was anti-Trump election interference and pointed the finger at AntAC's funder.
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U.S. lawmakers pointed the finger at the Saudi leadership over the disappearance of the Saudi critic, suggesting sanctions could be possible.
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When questioned about this, Sherman pointed the finger at other tech companies, saying he thought Facebook was more upfront with users.
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Schick, who is also chairman of Finanzwende, a grassroots financial watchdog initiative, pointed the finger at Germany's financial market regulator, BaFin.
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Taylor Swift's loyal fans have been on the attack ever since their idol pointed the finger at Scooter Braun and co.
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"That pretty solidly pointed the finger at these algorithms having been tampered with or made vulnerable by the NSA," Green said.
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But this is the first time they've pointed the finger at China, which has long been a minefield for Silicon Valley.
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Gradually, over years, the Justice Department and the US government publicly pointed the finger at China for each breach in turn.
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While responsibility for the bombings has yet to be claimed, Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim has firmly pointed the finger at ISIS.
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I don't think the Russian intelligence services were expecting it, expecting a statement and an article that pointed the finger at them.
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But in August of 2013, with accusations swirling about sexual harassment by several other prominent atheists, McCreight pointed the finger at Krauss.
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The company did not reply when asked why it now blames overseas partners when it previously pointed the finger at two employees.
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Lavrov: Americans violated Syria ceasefire Questioned by Amanpour, Lavrov pointed the finger at the United States for the failure of the deal.
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Colonel Fateh Hassoun, a member of the opposition negotiating team, pointed the finger squarely at the government forces for the Homs attack.
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Though infection reports began in July of last year, only now have laboratory results pointed the finger firmly at the Springfield facility.
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Despite overwhelming evidence, thanks to hacked emails from WikiLeaks, Brazile denies having done so, and instead pointed the finger at the Russians.
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The FCC has promised a full investigation and Chairman Ajit Pai has already pointed the finger at Hawaiian authorities for the mishap.
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But Trump during the meeting pointed the finger at the Federal Reserve, saying it deserves to share blame for the economic downturn.
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The U.S. government has pointed the finger at China and Russia, saying they have tried to access government systems in the past.
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Members of Congress pointed the finger there, too -- even though Yemen's Houthi rebels have claimed responsibility -- while others called for more information.
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Story at a glance After the 2016 presidential election shattered the expectations of pollsters and experts, some pointed the finger at nonvoters.
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Marsha Blackburn pointed the finger Tuesday at "liberals" and "liberal judges," blaming them for the family separations underway at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Washington pointed the finger at Tehran for Thursday's attacks that drove up oil prices and heightened concern about a new U.S.-Iranian confrontation.
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Meanwhile, his competitors Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio pointed the finger at Trump because of the enflaming rhetoric he's used at past rallies.
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He'd vehemently deny he'd cheated until 2010, when he came clean and pointed the finger at his former peers and teammates, including Armstrong.
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Gabbard kicked off her campaign with an anti-war speech, and pointed the finger at both parties, saying both "never tire of war".
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Jerry Brown (D) blamed climate change at a press conference Sunday, days after Trump pointed the finger at the state's forest management programs.
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In an emotional climax to the six-week trial, she pointed the finger at her former boss as a bully and a liar.
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But unlike its U.S. and British counterparts, it did not cut rates, instead pointed the finger at euro zone governments to do more.
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That firmly pointed the finger at North Korea's repressive regime, which is thought to have a vast stockpile of chemical weapons, VX among them.
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His defense has long pointed the finger at Jose Ramos, a convicted Pennsylvania child molester who dated a woman who walked Patz to school.
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Washington pointed the finger at China for the talks failure, saying Beijing needed to cut overcapacity or face possible trade action from other countries.
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Charlie Dent, R-Pennsylvania, who opposed the House health care plan, complained about the process and also pointed the finger at President Donald Trump.
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Though he pointed the finger at Democrats, he also suggested that his administration had not been entirely clear on the rules of the game.
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NATO also pointed the finger at Russia when GPS signals were jammed during Trident Juncture exercises held in Norway in October and November 2018.
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The United States pointed the finger at North Korea — marking the first time that the government formally blamed a foreign nation for a cyberattack.
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More recently, President Barack Obama pointed the finger at himself after the deadly attack in Benghazi, Libya, in 2012 that left four Americans dead.
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This is the first time tech companies have pointed the finger at Beijing for covert efforts to influence messaging around the Hong Kong protests.
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India pointed the finger at Pakistan, which denied the accusations, and responded by carrying out what it called "surgical strikes" in the disputed border region.
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CBS investigators pointed the finger at a suspect in the JonBenét Ramsey case during the conclusion of two-night special The Case Of: JonBenét Ramsey.
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They pointed the finger at Burke Ramsey, JonBenét's older brother, and he reacted by filing a $750 million defamation lawsuit against the network in December.
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But, in a rare moment of agreement, the Macedonian and Greek authorities have both pointed the finger at activists and volunteer groups working in Idomeni.
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WikiLeaks and the Russians have denied the charge, though US officials have pointed the finger at Moscow for meddling in the US election through cyberattacks.
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However, some tabloids (and, later, online sleuths) pointed the finger at Kate and Gerry, coming up with wild theories as to what happened to Madeleine.
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Szymanski said Poland had not pointed the finger at Italy during the depths of the euro crisis, and Italy should demonstrate equal restraint over migration.
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Instead, he pointed the finger at society, and said as police were busying themselves with him, future serial killers were taking shape on the streets.
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Ukraine has pointed the finger at Russia for the cyberattack, though cyber experts say it's too early to tell if Moscow was behind the malware.
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Nicholson also pointed the finger at Russia for providing "small scale support" to Taliban militants, adding that there had been an increase in such activity.
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A Hill-HarrisX poll released Wednesday found that 42 percent of Americans blame Trump for the shutdown, while 22 percent pointed the finger at Democrats.
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But officials in the meeting pointed the finger directly at Mulvaney as the person who directed the State Department not to send out the funds.
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After the results came out, a lot of people pointed the finger at Facebook, saying all of the fake news on Facebook led to Trump's election.
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In the throes of a military coup attempt, Turkey's embattled president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, pointed the finger of blame squarely at his bitter rival: Fethullah Gulen.
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Former employees initially pointed the finger at the owner, telling KGO that Almena laughed off warnings from police and fire officials about the building's fire hazard.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin labeled media reports surrounding the Panama Papers as "provocation" on Thursday and effectively pointed the finger at U.S. investment bank Goldman Sachs.
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While the government has pointed the finger squarely at the far right, others have said the threat from Islamists and the far left is being underestimated.
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But it did not immediately say who was behind the campaign, or where it was based, even as some lawmakers immediately pointed the finger at Russia.
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In a statement to Eurogamer, Google pointed the finger at developers: Stadia is not the equivalent of spinning up a high-end PC, it's a port.
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Mattis, speaking to reporters as he flew to Asia this week, rejected Chinese claims that the United States was acting aggressively and pointed the finger at Beijing.
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The day after North Korea claimed that it had conducted its first-ever successful hydrogen bomb test, the Republican presidential front-runner pointed the finger at China.
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The Ukrainian power companies quickly realized this wasn't just a regular outage, and the country's authorities, especially the SBU security service, quickly pointed the finger at Russia.
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Williams denied being behind the wheel at the time of the crash ... and actually pointed the finger at his "idiot" friend and fellow NFL player Kendall Wright.
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Drug companies have pointed the finger at middlemen in the health-care system, saying they not only benefit from rising drug prices but contribute to their increases.
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Younger voters overwhelmingly voted to stay in the EU and have pointed the finger at their parents' and grandparents' generations who were the main force behind Leave.
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He's pointed the finger at Hollywood for violent movies and video games and, even more, he's made the argument that people who commit mass shootings are unwell.
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Jerusalem (CNN)The Russians, the Syrians, and the Iranians all pointed the finger at Israel for carrying out a strike on a Syrian military base near Homs.
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Trump pointed the finger not just at Maduro, but at the "small handful at the top of the Maduro regime" whom he accused of plundering the nation.
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Iran accuses Saudi Arabia of funding hardline Sunni militants, including Islamic State, and in the wake of last week's attack pointed the finger at its regional rival.
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However, May has pointed the finger of blame at Moscow and Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has said it was "overwhelmingly likely" that the Russian state was involved.
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" Later, after US intelligence pointed the finger at the crown prince, Trump considered whether Salman knew about the killing and said, "Maybe he did and maybe he didn't!
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But most pointed the finger at a deeply disappointing survey of major manufacturers from the Bank of Japan which found sentiment at its lowest in nearly three years.
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" The Obama administration has pointed the finger at Russia for hacking attacks on the Democratic National Committee and certain targeted individuals, saying it blamed "Russia's senior-most officials.
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But the campaign of presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton pointed the finger at Russia, saying the release of stolen emails was intended to help Republican nominee Donald Trump.
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Responding to the increased U.S. presence in the Gulf, Tehran has pointed the finger of blame at Washington for what it says is more regional instability, not less.
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As Britain pointed the finger at the Kremlin and expelled Russian diplomats, Trump rallied behind her and kicked out 60 Russian envoys from the United States in solidarity.
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But Trump repeatedly pointed the finger directly at Democrats, who all opposed the measure, rather than at his own party, which holds a significant majority in the House.
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Everyone I turned to pointed the finger back at me, and so the more pain I was in, the more I worried that I was doing something wrong.
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Conservative commentators and politicians pointed the finger to Gonzalez' olive-colored jacket that she wore during the speech on Saturday which had a Cuban flag sewn in it.
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Trump's tweet expressed frustration over the lack of progress in his attempts to broker peace between Israel and the Palestinians, and he pointed the finger at the Palestinians.
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They have pointed the finger at Shacknai's brother, Adam Shacknai, who was the first to discover Zahau's body but who according to police was not culpable in her death.
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"This free speech-busting goon squad operation is directed by supporters of Hillary Clinton," claimed Trump supporter and political operative Roger Stone, while Trump pointed the finger at Sen.
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This time, Britain's home secretary Amber Rudd—who deals with security, terrorism, and policing, among other things—pointed the finger of blame at companies that make encrypted communications possible.
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Some have pointed the finger at Russia's Sochi 2014 Games and its staggering $51 billion price tag as the reason for the cities' lack of interest in the Games.
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According to court records, Parker initially pointed the finger at Adam but later allegedly told police he suffocated the little girl with a blanket he kept in his car.
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He also pointed the finger at the son of former anti-graft chief He Guoqiang, saying the son was a major backer of a business rival now behind bars.
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But he said on Friday that he had never pointed the finger at any of the candidates, saying that anything he had said had been taken out of context.
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At the conclusion of Wednesday's press conference, Trump expressed hope that hostilities would cool in the aftermath of the midterm elections, but again pointed the finger at the media.
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While climate change is partially to blame for California's deadliest fire, most residents of Paradise, California almost immediately pointed the finger at the largest utility company in the state.
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The diplomatic row over the poisoning of a Russian ex-spy intensified on Friday, as Britain's foreign secretary Boris Johnson pointed the finger directly at Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Theresa May pointed the finger at Russia in a statement to Parliament on Monday, saying it was"highly likely" that Russia ordered the assassination of the double agent Sergei Skripal.
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Facebook's global affairs chief said that, though some have pointed the finger at Cambridge Analytica, the data analytics firm was not to blame for the outcome of the Brexit referendum.
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A lawyer for JonBenét Ramsey's family says he will sue CBS for a recent docuseries that pointed the finger for her killing at her older brother, Burke Ramsey, PEOPLE confirms.
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The question ... why would Abel and Ola go radio silent, especially because Jussie essentially pointed the finger right back at them, saying he never lied and the "attack" was real?
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Privacy campaigners pointed the finger at measures that would give the government bulk powers to collect citizens' web records, monitor, intercept and even hack smartphones under warrants authorised by ministers.
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LeSean McCoy's ex-girlfriend has DOUBLED the reward for information leading to the arrest of her attacker to $40,000 ... and once again, pointed the finger at the NFL running back.
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" After the D.N.C.'s e-mails were hacked, Mook went on TV talk shows and pointed the finger at Russia, but, he says, his comments were often dismissed as "spin.
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And in tweets during the week Trump has pointed the finger at both the Federal Reserve and the news media for the recent turbulence, particularly after stock markets fell sharply.
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President Donald Trump quickly pointed the finger at the Federal Reserve for the weakness in manufacturing, saying in a tweet rates are too high and the dollar is too strong.
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Garraway pointed the finger at the US, the UK, France and Iran as "known" suppliers of weapons to Yemen, but said the commission didn't prepare a detailed list of suppliers.
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Clinton's campaign pointed the finger at a "volunteer coordinator" in Iowa who shared the photo, which was part of what Trump said was an effort to discredit Obama's heritage and legitimacy.
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Instead they would have pointed the finger at the Italians, who were widely believed to be the importers, via Catherine's Medici family, of all manner of depraved sexual practices and appetites.
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The conservative government of Malcolm Turnbull has blamed a lack of supply for the problem, while the opposition Labor Party has pointed the finger at favourable tax treatment for property investment.
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Almost everyone immediately pointed the finger at Russia, who is suspected of being behind a long and sophisticated hacking campaign that has the apparent goal of influencing the upcoming US elections.
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While US intelligence found that the emails had been obtained through computer hacking (most likely by Russian intelligence), conspiracy theorists — and WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange himself — pointed the finger at Seth.
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It also came at the end of a weekend filled with violence and disruption of Trump rallies, in which the real estate mogul pointed the finger at Sanders for the unruliness.
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Hill pointed the finger at her "abusive" loser husband, Kenny Heslep, who has been unemployed for the past five years, implying that he leaked the pictures and texts to Hill's foes.
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But its flagship weekly TV news program 'Vesti Nedeli,' (News of the week) on the Rossiya 1 channel went much further on Sunday evening and pointed the finger at Britain itself.
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"Originally, a lot of the locals pointed the finger to a phosphate mining facility in the area that used a lot of water," said Helen Miller, the mayor of White Springs.
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With the presidency on the line, a once-trusted lieutenant pointed the finger at Mr. Trump in a proceeding that could lead to Watergate-style charges of high crimes and misdemeanors.
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While some GOP officials would pin a Saccone loss on the candidate, others have pointed the finger at Trump's raucous rally on Saturday, which they said drove up Democratic turnout. 3.
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The same country that, in the 1980s and '90s, at best was indifferent toward people with HIV/AIDS -- including gay men -- and at worst pointed the finger of blame at them.
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Ronald Reagan publicly blamed his woes on the mess he said Jimmy Carter had left him, just as Mr. Obama from time to time pointed the finger at George W. Bush.
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But its flagship weekly TV news programme 'Vesti Nedeli,' (News of the week) on the Rossiya 1 channel went much further on Sunday evening and pointed the finger at Britain itself.
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While the government and FBI haven't officially pointed the finger at Russia, US officials briefed on the probe say the evidence so far points to groups known for conducting cyberintrusions for Moscow.
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Clinton's campaign brass pointed the finger at a "volunteer coordinator" in Iowa who shared the photo, which was part of what Trump said was an effort to discredit Obama's heritage and legitimacy.
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Only once has Trump clearly pointed the finger at the Russian government, and as recently as Tuesday, White House press secretary Sean Spicer dodged reporters' questions on whether Trump holds that belief.
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Asked about whether there's too much plastic in the world before he was set to speak Tuesday at the new plant that will manufacture plastics, Trump pointed the finger at other countries.
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"Without resolving the issue of domestic fentanyl demand, without carefully studying the sources of its fentanyl, the US has pointed the finger at China and poured dirty water on China," he said.
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He has pointed the finger elsewhere, saying the media is at fault for fueling political divisions and hate in America and has unfairly cast him as a contributor to the current situation.
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In that case, the White House accused China of back tracking on its commitments, while Beijing pointed the finger at the U.S. It's now unclear if Beijing and Washington can reach a deal.
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Meanwhile, Britain's government minister for Africa and the Middle East, Tobias Ellwood, pointed the finger more directly, saying, "Russia, you are making the situation worse, not solving it," according to the news agency.
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Speaking to North Dakota radio host Rob Port on 970 WDAY, Cramer pointed the finger at White House legislative director Marc Short for the GOP's stumbles in getting key legislation onto Trump's desk.
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Given the gravity of Wednesday's impeachment hearings, in which US Ambassador to the EU Gordon Sondland pointed the finger directly at President Trump, moderator Rachel Maddow opened the debate by asking about impeachment.
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Facing mounting international pressure, prosecutors also pointed the finger at two men who were part of the crown prince's inner circle, but stopped short of accusing them of ordering a hit on Khashoggi.
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A year and a half back, F.B.I. agents and federal prosecutors arrested assistant coaches and sneaker company fixers and pointed the finger at A.A.U. coaches and coaches who made payments to star players.
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Following the incident, Western governments, citing satellite data and other intelligence, quickly pointed the finger at Russia, which had been supplying and supporting the separatist forces fighting the Ukrainian army in the Donbas region.
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READ MORE: Don't Leave Your Unwanted Meat in the Detergent Aisle at the Grocery Store, You Monsters Some have pointed the finger at local police for not caring about the repeated, small-time theft.
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The view was not shared by others who either pointed the finger at Verstappen, in his last race as a teenager, or accused Vettel of needless aggression at a key point in the championship.
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Earlier, President Donald Trump gave Saudi Arabia the benefit of the doubt in Khashoggi's disappearance, while U.S. lawmakers pointed the finger at the Saudi leadership and Western pressure mounted on Riyadh to provide answers.
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After Kardashian West, 37, encouraged her followers to cut back on excessive plastic use, David — the daughter of Larry David, who is also an actress and producer — pointed the finger at the reality star herself.
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Roger Goodell was just asked -- twice -- why he thinks Colin Kaepernick is not on an NFL roster ... and he pointed the finger at NFL teams who don't believe the QB can help them win games.
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In addition to arguing that Hernandez suffers from mental illness, defense lawyers pointed the finger at another suspect, an imprisoned child molester named Jose Ramos who was long considered a prime suspect in Patz's disappearance.
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GUCCIFER 2.0August 14, 2016 Initially, the hacker's motives for coming out and claiming the hack seemed to be to simply prove that CrowdStrike, the security company that had pointed the finger at Russia, was wrong.
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After months of speculation on whether dreaded Russian hackers would try to meddle with the French elections the same way they did last year in America, cybersecurity researchers finally pointed the finger earlier this week.
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DAKOTA ACCESS DEVELOPER, TRIBE FACE OFF IN HEARING: Developers of the Dakota Access pipeline and the tribe opposing the project pointed the finger at the government -- and each other -- during a House hearing on Wednesday.
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In comments to students in Berlin, Merkel pointed the finger at oil prices alongside the currency's exchange rate for Germany's surplus, which has been a source of contention between the Trump administration and her government.
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In the chaos of the attempted coup perpetrated by elements of the Turkish military in July, the nation's president and incipient strongman Recep Tayyip Erdoğan pointed the finger squarely at one source: the Gülen Movement.
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The Sanders movement, building on the earlier occupy movement, pointed the finger of blame at a crony capitalist system in which government seemed to be working for the top 1% and not the other 99%.
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Britain has pointed the finger at President Vladimir Putin and on Thursday Prime Minister Theresa May gave 23 Russians who she said were spies working under diplomatic cover at Yakovenko's embassy a week to leave.
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But some Afghan officials have pointed the finger at the Haqqani network, aligned to the Taliban but based principally in Pakistan, enabling Kabul to point the finger at Islamabad for providing safe havens for militants.
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Gottlieb pointed the finger at Juul a day after the Food and Drug Administration ordered the vaping giant and four other brands to submit plans to discourage teen use of their products within 60 days.
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Richard Ledgett, deputy director of the U.S. National Security Agency, publicly suggested on Tuesday that North Korea may be linked to the incident, while private firms have long pointed the finger at the reclusive state.
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The article began with the cautionary tale of a teen strangled to death for his Air Jordans, and pointed the finger at Jordan, then-Nike pitch person Spike Lee, and Nike itself for such tragedies.
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He again pointed the finger at Russian state-controlled media Russia Today and Sputnik saying they were spreading "the most defamatory" rumors about Macron, including relating to his private life and the financing of his campaign.
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Police: No link with Black Lives Matter Although there is no evidence to support the claim, the far-right quickly pointed the finger at the Black Lives Matter movement as the video spread on social media.
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A total of 48 percent of respondents pointed the finger at the president and his party for the stalemate over immigration and border security that's prevented Congress from reaching a deal to keep the government open.
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The government justified the move in part due to concerns over a proliferation of counterfeit notes (not unusually, it pointed the finger at neighbouring Pakistan), which it claims is fuelling the drug trade and funding terrorism.
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Yet others pointed the finger at the country's government-run sports system, which pours millions of dollars of state funds in Olympic sports and puts young athletes through ruthless training in fields chosen by the authorities.
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Trump ordered the strikes just a day after he pointed the finger at Assad for this week's chemical attack, which killed at least 70 people, many of them children, in the Syrian town of Khan Sheikhoun.
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Calling the story "erroneous" during his remarks, Tillerson pointed the finger at "some who try to sow dissension" to undermine the President's agenda and said he has been asked "repeatedly" if he's going to step down.
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It points out that Oman has been accused of allowing Iran to funnel weapons through its country to neighboring Yemen, and that Bahrain pointed the finger at Tehran-linked terrorism for a domestic oil pipeline attack.
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Days later, the FBI and the White House officially pointed the finger at the North Korean regime as the culprits of the hack—the first time the US government publicly accuses a country of a cyberattack.
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We broke the story ... Kordell says a naked video of him was stolen and released without his permission and he pointed the finger at his ex-wife, Porsha, claiming she had something to do with it.
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AccuWeather, makers of one of the apps that sent the alert, pointed the finger at the National Weather Service in a press release after the incident on Tuesday, saying the NWS coded the test message incorrectly.
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In a Reuters-Ipsos poll, 51 percent of respondents said that Mr. Trump "deserves most of the blame," up four percentage points from earlier in the crisis, while 32 percent pointed the finger at congressional Democrats.
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Bresch also pointed the finger at the "entire supply chain" for pharmaceuticals, one in which a drugmaker is just one of several entities, including pharmacy benefit managers, that is taking a cut of a medication's list price.
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Like some of his players, he pointed the finger further back to Blues coach Craig Berube calling out the officiating following his team's 7-2 loss in Game 3 as the real turning point of the series.
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In post-conviction court documents obtained by PEOPLE, Avery has pointed the finger inside his own family, claiming that his brothers – who have never been charged in connection with the murder of Teresa Halbach – could be suspects.
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Katt Williams walked out of an Atlanta jail Friday night, and pointed the finger at The Man ... claiming cops and other authority figures have been zeroing in on him for one reason -- the color of his skin.
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The U.S. representative at the meeting pointed the finger directly at the Syrian government, saying it was responsible for the siege of Madaya, one of 12 cities that is cut off by regime forces or their allies.
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Although the Emmys host pointed the finger at Burnett for Donald Trump's transition from the reality television world to politics during his monologue at the awards show, the producer won't be losing any sleep over the farce.
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He pointed the finger at Prince Mohammed only indirectly, and he spoke respectfully of King Salman, the prince's father and the kingdom's ultimate ruler, a sign that he still hoped to avoid a complete break with Riyadh.
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It contacted the Medical Imaging & Technology Alliance, a group which oversees the DICOM communication standard used by medical imaging devices, but the group pointed the finger at those in charge of maintaining servers where data is stored.
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Others pointed the finger at deliberate manipulation by a "whale," one of an estimated 1,000 or so investors believed to collectively control 40 percent of all bitcoins, or just a "sensationalist narrative" in the media for the downturn.
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She lied about it for months to everybody that she talked to and when she finally realized that she could no longer lie about it she came up with a story that pointed the finger at Mr. McCarthy.
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Although La Maire didn't name any politicians by name, many other officials have pointed the finger at prominent Brexiteers like former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson and current Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Michael Gove.
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On Thursday, US Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland outlined a clear "quid pro quo" — a public Ukrainian commitment to investigate corruption in exchange for a coveted White House audience — and pointed the finger at Rudy Giuliani.
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Abdul-Amir Rasheed Yar Allah, the head of the operations center in Nineveh Province, who is overseeing the Mosul battle, pointed the finger at the Federal Police, complaining that their once audacious assault was no longer gaining ground.
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Treasury official George Guvamatanga pointed the finger at exporters, accusing them of keeping $900 million of their earnings in offshore banks - money that he said should be repatriated to ease the dollar shortages and help stabilize the exchange rate.
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Ukraine has in the past pointed the finger at Russia for such types of incidents as relations between the two countries have plunged following Moscow's annexation of Crimea in 2014 and support for separatist forces in the Donbass region.
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Everyone's pressured: Facebook: Following the election, media experts and political flacks alike pointed the finger at Facebook, saying fake news on its platform helped sway the election, but Facebook has continued to profit and retain more users than ever.
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Visco pointed the finger at "widespread failings in banks' management of their bad loans," and said the Bank of Italy had repeatedly told lenders to produce more timely and comprehensive information on their situation as they ran into trouble.
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Addressing the specific problem of fake news and polarized audiences, she pointed the finger at Facebook and to a lesser extent Twitter, sympathizing with the complexity of the issues, but that they needed to "hurry up" and fix them.
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In 2012, it said the hacking that August of the computer network of state energy producer Saudi Arabian Oil Co (Saudi Aramco) had originated from servers in other countries and some analysts pointed the finger at Iran, which also denied that.
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Asked where the term "the enemy of the people" came from, three former and current senior White House officials pointed the finger at the conservative firebrand Steve Bannon, an ex-West Wing strategist himself, as having coined the villainous label.
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Le Drian said Iran's threat on Monday to breach the 2015 nuclear deal's limit on its uranium hexafluoride stocks within 10 days was very worrying and not in Tehran's interest, but he also pointed the finger at the United States.
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But as Microsoft has not yet pointed the finger at any group, nor has it even referred to the incident as an "attack," this sort of claim needs to be taken with the proverbial grain of salt for the time being.
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It's Medicare's Fault That Patients Pay So Much For DrugsThe CEOs' attempts to spin reality were often baffling, but none so much as when they pointed the finger at Medicare; they even (inadvertently) helped make the case for Medicare for All.
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"The current situation is not largely different from that of the first recall, when Samsung pointed the finger at battery defects," said Park Chul-wan, a former director of the Centre for Advanced Batteries at the Korea Electronics Technology Institute.
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And the White House pointed the finger at former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 85033 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE.
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While Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has denounced the attacks on the Saudi embassy, he pointed the finger at Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, saying that it should not divert attention from its execution of the dissident Shiite cleric, Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr.
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Many prominent conservative commentators — among them some of the president's most ardent defenders — quickly pointed the finger at the left, accusing unnamed liberal agitators of sending the packages in a ploy to make Republicans look radical right before the midterms.
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After Senator Chuck Schumer, the Democratic leader from New York, said Mr. Cuccinelli's appointment to the task force showed how "hollowed out" federal agencies are, Mr. Cuccinelli pointed the finger at Mr. Schumer for not attending a briefing on the virus.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive environmental fights to watch in 2020 Lawmakers close to finalizing federal strategy to defend against cyberattacks The 7 big Supreme Court cases to watch in 2020 MORE pointed the finger at Iran for sparking Tuesday's demonstrations.
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Nationalists and others on the right pointed the finger at the opposition, saying such attacks emerged from the same womb as the street protests on March 26, in which tens of thousands of people marched against high-level government corruption.
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Already this election season, Trump has called Bill Clinton the "greatest woman abuser of all time" and pointed the finger at Hillary Clinton for what he has described as enabling her husband's sexual misdeeds and attacking the women who came forward against him.
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WASHINGTON/RIYADH (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump gave Saudi Arabia the benefit of the doubt in the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi even as U.S. lawmakers pointed the finger at the Saudi leadership and Western pressure mounted on Riyadh to provide answers.
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In the aftermath this week of the botched raid in Yemen that left one US Navy SEAL dead and three more wounded, as well as another three hurt in an Osprey crash, the Trump White House pointed the finger at the previous administration.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey pointed the finger at Islamic State on Wednesday for a triple suicide bombing and gun attack that killed 216 people at Istanbul's main airport, and President Tayyip Erdogan called it a turning point in the global fight against terrorism.
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WASHINGTON/RIYADH (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump gave Saudi Arabia the benefit of the doubt in the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi even as U.S. lawmakers pointed the finger at the Saudi leadership and Western pressure mounted on Riyadh to provide answers.
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" In order to reduce spending while still ensuring national security, Warren pointed the finger of blame at the top five firms in the defense industry when she said the U.S. can "start by ending the stranglehold of defense contractors on our military policy.
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"The voters for getting in line, maybe us for not having enough polling places..." - Helen Purcell, Maricopa County Recorder An Arizona voting official on Wednesday seemingly pointed the finger at her state's voters for long delays during dual presidential primaries the night before.
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" Asked if he accepted Iran's denial of involvement, even though U.S. intelligence services had pointed the finger of blame at the country, Putin said these intelligence services "served the foreign policy of the U.S., but they have not come up with any evidence.
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This June, attacks were launched against oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman, and the United States pointed the finger at Tehran; in July, Britain impounded an Iranian tanker near Gibraltar, and Iran seized a British-flagged tanker in the Persian Gulf.
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As another, he pointed the finger at social media companies for the way they provided far-right conspiracy theorist Alex Jones and his fringe media outlet InfoWars with platforms and millions of views until banning him amid a wave of criticism last year.
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The U.S. and France have denied conducting the attack, but Russia has pointed the finger of blame at Israel, who has yet to comment on the accusations — though it's unclear at this stage if the attack was related to the chemical weapons attack.
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Meanwhile, Microsoft has pointed the finger at American spooks: the National Security Agency originally discovered the vulnerabilities in Windows on which WannaCry relies, but did not notify the company until after it had been hacked and the exploit in question stolen and posted online.
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Ever since U.S. intelligence agencies pointed the finger at the Kremlin for hacking into the DNC servers and successfully disrupting November's presidential election, there have been allegations that President Vladimir Putin's cyber army would turn its attention to elections taking place across Europe in 2017.
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President George H.W. Bush stopped an investigation in its tracks — an investigation that could have pointed directly to criminal action by him during the Iran Contra scandal — when he pardoned Casper Weinberger and five others crucial witnesses that could have pointed the finger at him.
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READ: Trump is convinced Iran was behind the massive attack on Saudi oil facilities Iran-backed Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for the attack — which used a combination of drones and cruise missiles — but U.S., U.K. and Saudi officials all pointed the finger at Tehran.
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And it was noteworthy that Mr. Barzani, the Kurdish security official, did not call on Turkey to cease its airstrikes in Iraq but instead pointed the finger of blame at the P.K.K. "The P.K.K. is the reason for all of these problems," he said.
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And despite signs of a break in the historically tense relations between Washington and Pyongyang, the charges against Park represent the first time U.S. authorities have publicly pointed the finger at North Korea as the culprits behind some of the most infamous cyberattacks ever.
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Former CIA Director John BrennanJohn Owen BrennanWebb: Questions for Robert Mueller A brief timeline of Trump's clashes with intelligence director Dan Coats Trump critic Brennan praises his Iran decision: I 'applaud' him MORE, another target of the bomber, also pointed the finger at Trump.
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Russia has repeatedly pointed the finger at Kyiv, despite the conclusion by a team of international investigators that the plane was destroyed by Russia-backed Ukrainian separatists—aided by three Russians close to Russian intelligence services—operating in separatist territory using Russia-provided weapons systems.
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Sri Lanka's Law and Order Minister Ranjith Madduma Bandara has said the violence in Kandy was "well organized" and pointed the finger at members of Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP), a political party backed by Rajapaksa that scored a huge victory in local elections last month.
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In separate remarks on Tuesday, both Netanyahu and Abbas said they believed the time was ripe for peace, pointing to the initiative Trump has taken to facilitate a revival of peace talks -- though both pointed the finger at the other side in describing the obstacles to peace.
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The impetus for Trump's latest push, according to two White House aides, was the dual convictions last week of his longtime lawyer and fixer Michael Cohen and his former campaign manager Paul Manafort — outgrowths of the Russia probe, for which the president pointed the finger at Sessions.
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Sri Lanka's Law and Order Minister Ranjith Madduma Bandara has said the violence in Kandy was "well organised" and pointed the finger at members of Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP), a political party backed by Rajapaksa that scored a huge victory in local elections last month.
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Israeli newspaper commentators speculated that he had pointed the finger at Russia, which Netanyahu's own intelligence minister, Israel Katz, told local media last month could potentially want to replicate in Israel an alleged online influence campaign and email hacking to help Donald Trump win the U.S. ballot in 2016.
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It was stunning that on the day the United Kingdom pointed the finger at Russia for a murder on British soil, the House Intelligence Committee Republicans drafted a dishonest report aiming to discredit the American law enforcement and intelligence community work defending America from the Russian attack against us.
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Mr. Trump's own Central Intelligence Agency long ago concluded that the crown prince ordered the murder of Mr. Khashoggi, who was working as a columnist for The Washington Post while living in the United States, and a United Nations investigator recently pointed the finger at Prince Mohammed as well.
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After the first known offensive use of a nerve agent in Europe since World War Two, Britain has pointed the finger at President Vladimir Putin and on Thursday May gave the 23 Russians who she said were spies working under diplomatic cover at the embassy in London a week to leave.
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After the first known offensive use of a nerve agent in Europe since World War Two, Britain has pointed the finger at President Vladimir Putin and on Thursday May gave the 23 Russians - who she said were spies working under diplomatic cover at the embassy in London - a week to leave.
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But many have likewise pointed the finger at the segregated mentality and apologist culture that developed under Philippe Moureaux, who earned the epithet of "the sheikh of Molenbeek" for the patronage he offered his Moroccan-descended and his broader Muslim electorate during a two-decade tenure as the district's mayor.
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After the first known offensive use of a nerve agent in Europe since World War Two, Britain has pointed the finger at Russia's president Vladimir Putin, and on Thursday May gave the 23 Russians — who she said were spies working under diplomatic cover at the embassy in London — a week to leave.
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While the Ethiopian Civil Aviation Authority's Accident Prevention and Investigation Bureau had a remit to investigate rather than blame, it implicitly pointed the finger at Boeing by defending the pilots, recommending the U.S. company fix its control systems, and saying regulators must be certain before allowing the MAX back in the air.
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Others have pointed the finger at the rise of one-stop-shopping behemoths like Walmart and Target, both of which have made life hell for category killers like Toys 'R' Us. Some see the enduring impact of the Great Recession, while others still—including Toys 'R' Us—blame millennials for not having enough kids.
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" He specifically pointed the finger at "political gerrymandering," which he said has moved the political parties further apart; money in politics, which creates a system where "special interests define the debate in the Washington in ways;" and the polarization of media, which allows people to further enforce their own reality "to the neglect of a common reality.
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In hindsight, that it came on the same day the US formally pointed the finger at Russia for election meddling and WikiLeaks doled out the emails of Hillary Clinton's campaign manager, seems relevant, although it cannot be argued that the other two stories blunted the attention that was paid to or the public backlash from those tapes.
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At least three people have reportedly been killed in gun battles this week in the northern Mexican city, one of several that is receiving asylum-seekers from the U.S. Francisco Cabeza de Vaca, the governor of the Mexican state Tamaulipas, which includes Nuevo Laredo, pointed the finger at the Cartel of the Northeast for causing the violence.
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" Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoTrump seeks to shift questions from impeachment at UN Ukraine president says he thought only Trump's side of conversation would be released Iran is surviving, in spite of Trump's 'maximum pressure' MORE pointed the finger directly at Iran, tweeting, "Iran has now launched an unprecedented attack on the world's energy supply.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (Va.) pointed the finger at Russia.
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A report by Entergy, the site operator, pointed the finger at a bird "streamer" -- colorfully explained in the document as "long streams of excrement from large birds that are often expelled as a bird takes off from a perch" -- as the cause of the shutdown, which tripped a safety breaker and took a reactor at the site out of commission for three days in December.
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The Democratic Party pointed the finger at the Five Star Movement, whose pro-Russian, anti-establishment and anti-immigrant agenda has driven its ascendance to Italy's most popular political party, amid a rise in populism around Europe and in the U.S. The Democratic Party highlighted pictures posted last week on websites supportive of the Five Star Movement, that falsely suggested a government minister appeared at a funeral to mourn Salvatore Riina, the murderous Mafia boss.
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Tehran has in the past blamed its regional rival Saudi Arabia for supporting Sunni militants, but this time Iran's leader pointed the finger straight at Washington and Tel Aviv: "The crime will remain as a 'dirty stain' in the black record of the main supporters of terrorism in the White House, Tel Aviv and their regional agents," Rouhani said, ahead of a trilateral meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Sochi.
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While Maduro pointed the finger at conspirators in the "far right" working in coordination with expats in the U.S. and Colombia, specifically blaming Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos, the AP writes firefighters questioned whether there was really a drone attack or whether the incident was a gas explosion:Venezuela's government routinely accuses opposition activists of plotting to attack and overthrow Maduro, a deeply unpopular leader who was recently elected to a new term in office in a vote decried by dozens of nations.
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