""For black people pursing a career in medicine, keep going.
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FWIW, I think the FAA is pursing this at higher levels.
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He spends the film knitting his brows and pursing his lips.
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American authorities are pursing Assange's extradition to the U.S., Bloomberg noted.
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"Consider it poverty relief," he said, pursing his lips for effect.
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Near-term LYB is buying back stock, while CF is pursing growth.
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"I have to confess something," another says, pursing her lips with concern.
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But as the number of people meeting online rises, its maybe one worth pursing.
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Zainab N. Ahmad made her name as a prosecutor pursing high-profile terrorism cases.
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Trump has a well-earned reputation for threatening and at times pursing libel charges.
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Facebook is catching up to Chinese tech rivals that have been aggressively pursing music deals.
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"You ask why I would accept such a poor job," he says, pursing his lips.
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Ultimately, Baca thinks the success of the movement is unlikely, but is pursing it anyway.
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It is unlikely to filter out personal tics, such as Mr Trump's much-mocked lip pursing.
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He was a student in Panchnehi Degree College, and was pursing a Bachelor's degree in Science.
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Ms. Wolter began her journey back to work by pursing a master's degree in public administration.
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This is the same age as many young people pursing college or graduate degrees at universities.
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A pair of plush lips protrude from a stark wall, pursing to reveal another hidden realm.
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Other satellite ventures pursing high-speed internet constellations include Amazon (AMZN), Canada's Telesat and, reportedly, Apple.
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He slid his shades down his nose a little, Ferris Bueller-style, pursing his lips mischievously.
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While pursing her TV career, Ms. Lim lived in a small one-room studio in Seoul.
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"I think in many of those circumstances, I'm investing," he told me, pursing his lips a little.
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Everywhere you turn, a new actress, model or influencer is pursing an outrageously plump pair of lips.
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So it's clear why Imagination is aggressively pursing a way to keep any amount of Apple's payments coming.
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While he has been pursing his presidential ambitions openly, there were still obstacles and challenges ahead of him.
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"Or is this simply a maltreatment of social property?" she asks, raising her eyebrows and pursing her lips.
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Reuters's sources said Warren wasn't actively pursing a place on Clinton's ticket but hadn't ruled it out either.
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Moore has vehemently denied the allegations and is pursing the GOP nomination once more among a crowded field.
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If you're serious about pursing a business degree, you may want to consider universities that offer undergraduate business programs.
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By pursing a one-sided agenda, the U.N. hopes to strengthen the weaker party in the service of justice.
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Sarah says she hopes to leave a legacy of pursing your goals, no matter what, for their little girl.
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The policy is part of a broader proposed rule the Health and Human Services Department is pursing on patient data.
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American foreign aid is vital to pursing U.S. foreign policy, to supporting allies, to strengthening democracy, to providing humanitarian assistance.
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The telecom giant says it won't do that because traditional video distribution is not the reason it's pursing the merger.
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She began vlogging in 2010 after an injury from a car accident prevented her from pursing a favorite hobby: sewing.
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That's according to Williams herself, who tells PEOPLE she's no longer pursing any communication with Leakes after getting the legal paperwork.
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Bloomberg reported last month that J&J was pursing an acquisition of Auris Health, a privately held developer of robotic technologies.
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By shifting service, reforming fleet acquisition, and pursing pension buybacks, the USPS can assure taxpayers that it's on the right track.
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Today, American women are assuming leadership positions in their industries, starting businesses, working hard, and pursing their own visions of happiness.
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The Trump administration has come under fire from critics who contend that the president has ignored science in pursing ideological goals.
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I often have discussions with myself—tilting my head, raising my eyebrows, pursing my lips—and not only about my work.
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"A lot of the time they say she needs more of a roundness in the pursing of her lips," Ms. Cole said.
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And it remains unclear if Tillerson's relationships will remain as cordial when he is pursing America's interests with Russia rather than ExxonMobil's.
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However, the bank's policy role has been under-developed so far and the Act gives it significant leeway in pursing commercial activities.
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Certainly the entire purpose of the advancements in the technological field are for the purpose of pursing greater human freedom from labor.
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It's pretty simple: The reason you ghost someone is that you're not interested in pursing any sort of a relationship with them.
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During his time as a public servant, Mr. Baker was also pursing various business ventures: real estate, hotels, a vending machine company.
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In court, Bhatti testified that the teen was the one who spent months actively pursing him, according to local British paper Somerset Live.
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The patrol was pursing an ISIS commander named Doundoun Cheffou when it was ambushed resulting in the deaths of four American soldiers, Sgt.
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Several women have accused Moore of pursing sexual relationships with them when they were in their teens and he was in his 30s.
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"Of course my goal and my idea is to be ready for tomorrow," Nadal said after pursing his lips and shaking his head.
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As the crowd roared in delight with each blunder, Mariners Manager Scott Servais could only stare silently in the dugout, pursing his lips.
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The ads argue these lawmakers betrayed voters and became too beholden to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi by pursing impeachment instead of passing legislation.
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There's a bizarre dinner argument with Carole over Brian From Speed Dating, a man who is currently pursing both Bethenny, and, it's revealed, Carole.
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Willow, 17, posted a selfie with Jada where they're both pursing their lips and just generally looking like the coolest mother-daughter pair ever.
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Pompeo also claimed that withdrawing froth #IranDeal & pursing a better deal is in the interest of US national security & prevents proliferation in the region.
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He also leads of team of amateur Cooper sleuths with experience in law enforcement and the military that has been pursing Rackstraw for years.
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"Oh, Stephen, that is ridiculous, which is why I am laughing so hard," Benanti said, pursing her lips and staring intensely into the camera.
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I'm interested in that dynamic — why do you think candidates are enlisting with Run for Something and pursing office in spite of those challenges?
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THE TOPLINE: The House Armed Services Committee is pursing a $28500 billion defense base budget in its annual policy bill, the chairman said Thursday.
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To the back of the huge room, another cow stands over a large chair, wearing a cowboy hat and pursing its alarmingly red lips.
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"There are currently federal firearms charges, which the A.T.F. are pursing," Mr. Tolomeo said, referring to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
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Cabello parted ways with former bandmates Normani Kordei, Lauren Jauregui, Dinah Jane and Ally Brooke in December with hopes of pursing her own music career.
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However, the meeting suggests that they are interested in pursing information about the Trump Organization that have not been delved into before, the report said.
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He's asking for people to go out and, because of their expertise…make sure he's got the best advice and [is] pursing the best policies.
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Tom Rooney of Florida to strip a provision requiring athletes in the service academies to fulfill their active-duty service requirements before pursing pro sports.
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She said it was "appalling" that Saudi authorities were pursing the death penalty for charges that include taking part in protests while still a child.
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"Pursing those witnesses could indefinitely delay the Senate trial and draw our body into a protracted and complex legal fight over presidential privilege," he said.
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Unlike in 1974, when the House Judiciary Committee was already pursing Watergate, he said the House in 1998 was essentially waiting for the Starr report.
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Pursing all those leads isn't the Democrats' plan in January, because much of that work may have already been completed elsewhere, aides and lawmakers say.
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They also criticized him for "favoring the wealthy" in his economic policies and for pursing what some called "dangerous" tactics in his disputes with Iran.
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Those down times are often the most educational and when those pursing their dreams can use friendly support and unconditional, non-judgmental love the most.
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Queue the dream ballet, where Reynolds swings from a bird-cage perch before freeing herself and pursing to rescue Powell from the web of his engagement.
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Bloomberg reported this month that a Chinese investor group was pursing a takeover of A.C. Milan with a view to tying up a deal by June.
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In May, the Department of Justice decided against pursing civil rights charges against Blane Salamoni and Howie Lake, the two officers involved in Sterling's shooting death.
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We're gonna have a food sermon with Sunny Anderson coming as guest pastor, especially with her leaving a life in radio and pursing her other passion.
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When I asked how they could support Trump despite this, one journalist replied with the quintessentially Cuban gesture of pursing his lips and shrugging his shoulders.
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The story of the new procedure traces to 2012, when Dr. Steven Claes, a researcher at the University Hospitals Leuven in Belgium, was pursing his doctorate.
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As Kildare, the dogged police inspector on the tail of a hyperactive serial killer, Mr. Nighy performs a symphony of sneers, squints and suspicious lip-pursing.
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He started Zip2 after his experience applying to Netscape, deciding that instead of pursing a PhD at Stanford, he would first try to start a company.
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This was a big deal for Ruby Saldana Hernandez, 24, who is going to be pursing her bachelor's degree in early childhood education in the fall.
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College is a difficult time for many people, and the process of pursing a criminal justice response for a sexual harassment case can be overwhelming, Houser says.
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Of course, it helps that the two already look a lot alike (in addition to wearing similar hairstyles and pursing their lips in the exact same pout).
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"In the interest of pursing justice to its fullest lengths, we will continue until our work on the case is completed," she said in a statement Tuesday.
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This is the Administration that is pursing anti-trans policies in the military, dismantling government LGBTQ health initiatives, normalizing racist rhetoric, and supported cuts to HIV funding.
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The average stock rises on earnings, Goldmanfinds In the early days of this earnings period, however, those pursing a pure call-buying strategy have enjoyed an incredible bonanza.
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The competition will only get more aggressive, which means there will be more tears, more pursing of lips, and more vicious impressions of other girls in the ITMs.
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She explains how surviving a tragic car accident at 17 not only reestablished her ties with her family, but forced her back into pursing a career in acting.
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The efforts worked and by almost all accounts (to include those that work for the intelligence community), the Iranians are no longer pursing the weaponization of nuclear material.
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Sales at Bottega Veneta rose 1.7 percent, pursing a rebound started in the first quarter thanks to improving tourism spending in Europe and also stronger demand in Asia.
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It could have acknowledged troubling facts corroborated by non-partisan career officials that Trump was pursing his own interests, not America's, in foreign policy towards a key ally.
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After all, that handsome book executive barely found an issue with the sexual harassment nightmare waiting to happen that is pursing your supposedly much younger, wide-eyed corporate underling.
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That same year the US Department of Justice's Antitrust Division started pursing Microsoft in earnest with the goal of breaking up what was, to most observers, an obvious monopoly.
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She was even doing Mr. Trump's trademark gesticulations and facial expressions: pursing her lips, rolling her eyes and shrugging with disdain, as she sang about being rejected by women.
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Near the red D.J. booth, a young woman in a bandeau sat by herself, pursing her lips and taking a selfie by a wall painted like a backgammon board.
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In the heart-adorned selfie, Chicago wears a white bib and is pursing her lips and narrowing her eyes, throwing a bit of an adorably menacing look at the lens.
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I've (mostly) come to accept that Martha is gone for good, and Claudia's terrifying, eyebrow-twitching, lip-pursing return is a balm on the Martha-shaped hole in my heart.
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Sarabi had tried to get Mufasa to talk to her about why, but he had always changed the subject, pursing topics like the weather or the state of the pride.
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The case is one of several with immigration-related themes that are before the justices at a time when President Donald Trump's administration is pursing efforts to strengthen immigration enforcement.
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Odell Beckham Jr. might've caught a big break in his butt-slapping case down in New Orleans -- 'cause the cop whose cheeks got smacked is pivoting away from pursing it.
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In this moment, Pelosi sarcastically clapped for Trump, pursing her lips, and seemingly holding back laugher as he turned around to look back at her and Vice President Mike Pence.
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Pursing such agreements would allow the president to learn which Americans and foreigners really want fair and open competition and which prefer to be shielded from the forces of competition.
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Derek Zoolander (Ben Stiller), an airhead model forever pursing his lips, striking poses and practicing his telekinetic blue-steel glare in the mirror, is a Chaplinesque Everyman in a delusional bubble.
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"There's a hungry world out there besides Canada, besides, China, and we're pursing that," he added, saying the administration was pursuing new agreements with the European Union and India, among others.
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He fell to the court after pursing an offensive rebound, hobbled off to receive treatment and didn't return to the bench on what was initially diagnosed as a sprained right ankle.
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"We're going to keep the whole system under $25,000," said Stephan Reckie, who said Dr. Polak had made him the successor chief executive of Transform Energy, the company pursing the project.
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Vale, also the world's top nickel producer, cut its nickel production forecast to 250,000 tonnes this year, versus 263,000 previously, citing its strategy "of pursing value over volume" and current market conditions.
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On it was a picture on Instagram of a couple we both know, a photo of one of them pursing her lips over a frothy cocktail in a dim bar, flash on.
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Elevated in the witness box, he spoke with a halting, childish nervousness, crossing and uncrossing his arms and pursing his lips as the plaintiff's lead attorney, L. Lin Wood, began his questioning.
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When Pence appeared to rebuff the kiss attempt, Trump was seen pursing his lips in the air inches away from Pence's cheek — an awkward metaphor for a convention that kept careening off-script.
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The team said they would continue pursing the previously filed lawsuit to make the accommodations lasting and legally binding, as well as to get a broader answer on the Pentagon's policies toward Sikhs.
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"I'd like to get better at giving bad news to patients," he told me, pursing his lips afterward in such a way that I construed he didn't want me to probe any further.
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CARACAS/LIMA (Reuters) - Latin America bemoaned Colombian voters' rejection of a peace deal with Marxist insurgents but regional leaders urged Bogota to keep pursing efforts to end the longest-running conflict in the Americas.
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K. alliance known as CARB-X, short for Combating Antibiotic Resistant Bacteria Biopharmaceutical Accelerator, said it would invest an initial $24 million in 11 biotech companies pursing various projects to develop antibiotics and diagnostic.
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Qualcomm has also been pursing patent litigation against Apple in China and the U.S., and last month Apple appealed against a preliminary injunction banning the import and sales of old iPhone models in China.
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"Enhancing deterrence, pursing absolute security and engaging in a (cyber) arms race – this is a road to nowhere," Long Zhao, the Foreign Ministry's coordinator of cyberspace affairs, said at a briefing on the strategy.
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Skipper is pursing these rights and international growth, and competition with his former employer, as its parent company, Disney, undergoes a management transition: Skipper's old boss, Bob Iger, was just replaced by Bob Chapek.
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The United States has frequently lost such cases since NAFTA came into effect in 1994, and the mechanism has hindered it from pursing anti-dumping and anti-subsidy cases against Canadian and Mexican companies.
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Baez also remains hard at work pursing social justice and reform — most recently by raising money for the devastating Camp Wildfires and serving as an Ambassador for the Innocence Project to combat wrongful criminal convictions.
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Like most of Ikea's wares, the company is pursing an extremely aggressive pricing scheme, with a base set of the internet gateway, a remote, and two Trådfri bulbs running just 2493 kr, or roughly $2249.
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While I have had many struggles in life , I always knew in the back of my mind that I had a shot at pursing any dream I deemed worthy of my time, energy and skill.
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Since the Supreme Court's historic 2013 ruling disabling key sections of the Voting Rights Act, Democrats have accused conservatives of pursing a nationwide strategy to implement ballot restrictions that effectively block minorities from the polls.
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When he finished, Nigel went outside for a cigarette, but Mr. Paige stayed in the chair for minutes afterward, biting and pursing his lips while gazing sensuously into his iPhone, snapping selfies from different angles.
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This line of argument mistakenly assumes that if the Department of Justice is stopped from pursing its investigation, Congress is not hindered in holding the president successfully to account for obstruction in the impeachment process.
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China's motivations for pursing green energy are two-fold: Not only are cities like Beijing choking in smog, but it sees an opportunity to become the number one international provider of renewable technologies to developing nations.
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On Tuesday, she tweeted the original cast photo from the first night in the Bachelor mansion, which shows her pursing her lips in the back while Luyendyk Jr. poses at the front — right next to Burnham.
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In the final debate, just as Clinton prepared to answer a question about Social Security, Trump leaned into his microphone and muttered, "Such a nasty woman," before leaning back, cocking his head, and pursing his lips.
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"Increased regulation, in China, Europe, and the U.S. have left sellers wary of pursing Chinese bidders due to concerns over whether deals will be able to close, despite higher premiums often being available," the report said.
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We can't stand by and let the burdens of student loan debt prevent Americans from pursing these tremendously important careers in service to their communities — careers that often pay far less than their worth to society.
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One of them—heavyset, with a sickle-shaped scar on her chin—interrogated me about my role on the ship, pursing her lips and raising her eyebrows when I told her that I was a reporter.
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A large number of cities and counties across the United States, as well as the state of Rhode Island, are pursing lawsuits against the oil industry seeking compensation for their costs in dealing with climate change.
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Robert A. Bilott, an Ohio lawyer who has spent two decades pursing litigation against PFAS manufacturers including DuPont, said the research was a welcome step toward developing a better understanding of the health consequences of PFAS.
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Externally, the European Women's Lobby is the largest gender equality umbrella organization, pursing its Manifesto For a Feminist Europe, a vision ahead of the elections for parity, economic independence, and freedom from violence for women, Rosales said.
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The committee chairman cited by NBC 4 said the decision on whether to pursue an impeachment charge will be up to Speaker Vincent Prieto, and the chance of the Assembly pursing an impeachment are probably 50-50.
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Despite many Muslim states rejecting the Trump administration as an honest broker of peace, the White House insists they are still pursing what Trump has dubbed "the ultimate deal," a final status agreement between Israelis and Palestinians.
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Trump effectively endorsed Moore before Thanksgiving, siding with his populist base against establishment GOP leaders, after several women accused Moore of pursing sexual relationships with them when they were in their teens and he was in his 30s.
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According to a statement posted to Richardson's Instagram account, the lioness was pursing an impala at the "big 5" reserve, which is also home to leopard, rhino, elephant and buffalo, when it encountered the woman and her friend.
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What's particularly odd about this coming from Kavanaugh is the fact that, in the 1990s, he worked on independent counsel Ken Starr's extremely zealous team of prosecutors pursing what they believed to be wrongdoing from President Bill Clinton.
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As EA's statement points out, the company is still pursing a single-player game in development at EA-owned Respawn Entertainment, the studio behind Titanfall that EA acquired in 2017, that's to be called Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.
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Tesla's settlement with U.S. regulators will help soothe investors calling for more oversight of Chief Executive Elon Musk, experts said, even as it gives ammunition to short-sellers pursing separate cases and to a probe by the Justice Department.
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But the pivot requires a shift in wider perceptions of the Trump presidency and will only come when Democratic leaders conclude that Republicans will pay more of a political price for shielding Trump than they will pay for pursing impeachment.
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Earlier this month, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi offered Vietnam a credit line of half a billion dollars for defence cooperation, giving a lift to a country rapidly pursing a military deterrent as discord festers in the South China Sea.
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HANOI (Reuters) - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi offered Vietnam a credit line on Saturday of half a billion dollars for defense cooperation, giving a lift to a country rapidly pursing a military deterrent as discord festers in the South China Sea.
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The U.S. Department of Education released a resource guide Monday to give colleges and universities alternatives to asking for criminal history on college applications, a question that has been shown to prevent an estimated 70 million citizens from pursing higher education.
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US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and US Defense Secretary James Mattis attempted to present a united front in August in a co-authored opinion piece that said the US was pursing a campaign of "peaceful pressure" on North Korea.
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But the travel ban proposals have "caused chaos" for immigrant doctors, according to Mitra Akhtari, an economist at Airbnb, who analyzed the effects of the ban on doctors for the Immigrant Doctors Project while pursing a PhD in economics at Harvard.
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When the Obama administration was pursing the Affordable Care Act, it channeled many key elements of the program meant to expand health coverage to the tax system, including the individual mandate and subsidies to help lower-income people afford insurance.
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Charles Kuck, managing partner of Kuck Baxter Immigration Partners LLC, said that the U.S. government is now only pursing the rapper's deportation on the basis that he emigrated from the United Kingdom at the age of 85033 and overstayed his visa.
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The U.S. Department of Education released a resource guide Monday to give colleges and universities alternatives to asking about criminal history on college applications, questions that have been shown to prevent an estimated 70 million citizens from pursing higher education.
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The KKW Beauty mogul also proved Chicago is always ready for her close-up in June when taking a hilarious photo of the baby pursing her lips and narrowing her eyes, throwing a bit of an adorably menacing look at the lens.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday gave the green light to two class-action lawsuits filed by residents of Flint, Michigan who are pursing civil rights claims against local and state officials over lead contamination in the city's water supply.
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Top Republicans -- with the exception of President Donald Trump -- have distanced themselves from GOP Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore after several women accused Moore of pursing sexual relationships with them when they were in their teens and he was in his 30s.
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Last month, the school sponsored an unveiling of two more rare books, inscribed editions of works by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. "The program is not pursing a party line or dogma," said Dr. Carrese, who was recruited from the Air Force Academy.
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Cabello parted ways with the X Factor formed band in December with hopes of pursing her career as a solo artist, but her former bandmates Normani Kordei, Lauren Juaregui, Dinah Jane and Ally Brooke alleged they were informed of her decision only through her representatives.
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WASHINGTON, March 19 (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday gave the green light to two class-action lawsuits filed by residents of Flint, Michigan who are pursing civil rights claims against local and state officials over lead contamination in the city's water supply.
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Kardashian West also proved Chicago is always ready for her close-up last week when the mother of three shared a hilarious photo of the baby pursing her lips and narrowing her eyes, throwing a bit of an adorably menacing look at the lens.
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Many Republicans, including Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan, have disavowed Moore, pulling their support for his candidacy after several women accused Moore of pursing sexual relationships with them when they were in their teens and he was in his 30s.
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While Singapore lender OCBC Group Holdings and DBS Group Holdings Ltd had shown interest in the auction for mid-sized Permata, they are no longer pursing it, the sources, who declined to be named because they were not authorised to talk to the media, said.
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"This has happened so many times in the region that by the time someone like Assad decides to leave, the people are just so relieved that they don't have to deal with the horrors that they don't even think about pursing justice," he says.
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Besides the "late 2019" date, the release notes that the carrier is looking to develop its 5G network in the 2.5GHz band of spectrum (E-UTRA LTE Band 41, to be precise), meaning that Sprint doesn't seem to be pursing millimeter wave for 5G at this time.
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Possible explanations include lifestyle factors (increasing obesity, tobacco use and its lingering effects), aging demographics of people pursing family building, environmental exposures to substances including plastics, hormones, radiation and radio frequency networks, and biological changes -- the results of what we call epigenetic change -- from fertility or hormonal treatments.
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The literal violence and viscera of Graves's canvases is bookended on one side by a Homeland Security video demonstrating best practices for pursing an active shooter through a school, and on the other by a zine-like informational brochure which compiles the artist's findings and questions about information surrounding school shootings.
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Any authoritarian regime observing that history might reasonably conclude that nuclear weapons should be sought and never be given up … … Especially since our next president decided to tacitly confirm that lesson, by pursing regime change in Libya after the Libyan dictator had agreed to close down his own W.M.D. program.
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Sanders to face more crowded, progressive field Sanders, 77, begins his campaign this time around with a higher profile and better organized base of support, but rather than having a single establishment favorite to fight, perhaps a dozen other candidates with wide and often overlapping appeal are already pursing the nomination.
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The committee's likely interest in pursing that line of questioning was to try to determine whether AIQ could have gained access to the cache of Facebook user data that found its way (via Kogan) to Cambridge Analytica — and thus whether it could have used it for its own political ad targeting purposes.
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So when Christine started sending me these demos of her stuff and we realized that there was a creative life beyond, "Oh, she's back in the band in a live context," we decided that we would welcome her back into the fold by spending a couple of weeks pursing some of these new ideas.
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If an alien civilization only knew our species from the pictures we upload to our dating and social media apps, they'd be forced to conclude that we spend most our time doing yoga on the beach, posing with heavily sedated tigers, and pursing our lips to make our mouths look more like our assholes.
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But you can bet that if China is finding enough profit in pursing such actions, you can imagine just how worthwhile it would be for even more nefarious state- and non-state actors like North Korea or ISIS to either weaponize such data or sell it to finance activities that place others in harm's way.
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In real time, we watch her comes to terms with what living in a seedy shark tank like Vegas will really mean for her as a person, and what a place like that might do to G.L.O.W. That's why the final shot here, like in The Graduate, is Ruth pursing her lips while staring off into the middle distance.
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However, as many Democrats point out, whether Morrison thinks Trump's actions were legal or not, he said that Trump administration officials made it clear to Ukrainian government officials that they would not receive security aide until the new Ukrainian prosecutor general committed to pursing an investigation into Burisma, the Ukrainian company whose board of directors included Hunter Biden.
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Ken BuckKenneth (Ken) Robert BuckWith budget deal, Congress again fails to hold spending in check The Memo: Mueller's stumbles distract from substance Trump lashes out at NBC reporter who asked if he's worried he could be indicted after leaving office MORE (R-Colo.) said the party that once had "the blood of the people" coursing "through its veins" is not pursing conservative policies.
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The New York state attorney general's office is set to begin pursing a criminal probe of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's former lawyer Michael Cohen's potential state tax law violations, CNN reported on Friday.
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