One reason political lies are insidious is that rebutting them requires repeating them.
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Simply rebutting conspiracy theories may make adherents even more entrenched in their views.
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Marracci worked to disprove Islam, carefully translating and rebutting each sura in turn.
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Democrats on the committee have compiled their own memo rebutting the GOP document.
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Subsequently, it listened to its human opponent's counterargument and spent four minutes rebutting it.
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He was rebutting something that Tucker Carlson said about the rest of the media.
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But we could spend all day rebutting various wrongheaded details from his CPAC interview.
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This month, Pimco filed a legal response to Mr. Gross's suit, rebutting his allegations.
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His demeanor is not rebutting the allegations--if anything, it is validating them. pic.twitter.
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They eventually released their own memo, drawn from the same underlying material, rebutting it.
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Trump himself defended his exercise regimen in January, rebutting Jackson's claims that he's too sedentary.
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Democrats focused on rebutting falsehoods and highlighting specific issues that are affected by net neutrality.
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This is such a flawed argument it's almost not worth the effort of rebutting it.
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But both the DNC and CrowdStrike have issued formal statements plainly rebutting the conspiracy theory.
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Rebutting criticism that he was interfering, Obama invoked the cherished "special relationship" between Washington and London.
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Democrats on the Intelligence Committee are pushing to release their own memo rebutting the GOP document.
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Democrats on the Intelligence Committee are pushing to release their own memo rebutting the GOP document.
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Snarky straw man arguments are crafted and knocked down to give the impression of rebutting them.
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Mr. Coats's comments did not name Mr. Trump but were clearly aimed at rebutting the president.
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"They totally changed this scenario," he said, rebutting several remarks and descriptions reported by the officers.
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We will be putting on a vigorous defense of both fact and rebutting what they've said.
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After the Schiff memo was released on Saturday, House Republicans released a document rebutting its core claims.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — Welcome to New Hampshire, a state with a history of rebutting Iowa's best-laid plans.
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Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee are pushing to release their own memo rebutting the GOP document.
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The president is pointedly not rebutting those claims, just saying his decision is not based on them.
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"The pile of papers is rather unimpressive, rebutting Trump's efforts to make them monumental," the description reads.
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He seemed intent on rebutting each point that has been used to cast aspersions on his character.
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Once again, Elon Musk is defending Tesla's skyrocketing stock price — only this time he is rebutting himself.
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Overall, border apprehensions have plummeted since 8003 — as Democrats readily point out when rebutting Trump's "crisis" claims.
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In response, Schiff, Nunes's counterpart on the committee, wrote his own memo rebutting Nunes's account point by point.
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Far from rebutting the incoherent and unsubstantiated accusations being leveled at Twitter, Dorsey has bolstered and legitimized them.
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Mr. Brindisi, a state assemblyman, does not embrace the movement and ran his own ads rebutting the accusations.
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Damrosch, rebutting Irvin Ehrenpreis's claim of Swift's asexuality, argues at length for Swift and Vanessa's relationship being sexual.
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She stood behind him and submitted a letter for the record, rebutting Cohen's claims about Trump being racist.
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Egilman, who consults for asbestos plaintiffs, spends much of his time rebutting Paustenbach and other industry-funded researchers.
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It's all about trying to take the power of that narrative away from the opponent rather than rebutting them.
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She did a very good job rebutting this attack and making a proactive case for what she believes in.
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On Monday, Warren launched her most aggressive campaign to date rebutting claims the president has made about her heritage.
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This piece, in itself, is an exercise in rebutting my own secrecy and making what happened to me known.
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Gates declined to comment, but a former defense official said Gates felt senior military officials lost time rebutting recommendations.
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It means rebutting specific claims that come from the President that are grounded in conspiracy theories, falsehoods and rumors.
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O'Reilly "has not even come close to rebutting this First Amendment presumption" that favors releasing the documents, Batts said.
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Observers had previously assumed that Democrats would write their own opposing report, rebutting most of the Republican leadership's claims.
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They said there was no indication he had targeted her for her work, rebutting talk of a political motive.
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She said she was "100 percent" certain Brett Kavanaugh was her attacker, rebutting a Republican argument about mistaken identity.
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The U.S.T.A. also appeared ready to dispute the nature of Bouchard's injury itself, rebutting the diagnosis of a concussion.
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Democrats on the Intelligence Committee are pushing to release their own memo rebutting the claims in the GOP document.
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After Mr. Shaub fired back with a stern 10-page letter rebutting the argument, the White House backed down.
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Every day there is some article published about the deleterious effects of one food group, and another article rebutting it.
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Meanwhile, Rubin posted a short, highly specific denial on Twitter late Thursday, rebutting certain allegations leveled in the Times' piece.
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She also has a track record of harshly rebutting any external criticism of Pakistan, including from some human rights groups.
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Popper also played an offscreen role, that of rebutting claims that Herman Mankiewicz deserved sole screenwriting credit for the film.
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After that episode was revealed, the president asked Mr. McGahn to create a White House document falsely rebutting his account.
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" France's health ministry even sent out a tweet rebutting these claims, saying, "No, cocaine does NOT protect against COVID-19.
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Much of Mr. Ball's book — which expands on his work in an earlier paper — is aimed at rebutting that claim.
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And he had been relentlessly singled out for rebutting Kremlin apologists about the seizure of Crimea and subversion of Ukraine.
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"Power is power," Cersei tells Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish in Season 2, rebutting the master of coin's assertion that knowledge is power.
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Donald Trump Jr. contacted Kasich's office about the position, Kasich said, rebutting claims from Donald Trump that those discussions never occurred.
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Amazon, for its part, released a rare public statement rebutting Sanders's claims about the company's well-documented mistreatment of its workers.
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Comey's demeanor, his choice of words, and his temperament will be very important to rebutting Trump allies who say: Don't listen.
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And he called for a Democratic memo rebutting the Republican document to be shown to the public at the same time.
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It involves rebutting criticisms, adapting to potential concerns, and building a strong case for why the bill is indeed a good idea.
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Donald Trump actually boasted about the size of his penis, rebutting Marco Rubio's not so subtle suggestions about his allegedly small hands.
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In response to these claims, Trudeau fired back in the same "Fast Money " segment, defending his company's reputation and rebutting Left's comments.
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But even rebutting Republican claims of a $32 trillion price tag is, in a way, to debate single-payer on their terms.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (Calif.) rebutting the claims.
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Kamala Harris, or whoever, will have her hands full 24-7 rebutting Trump's wild accusations and cuckoo gambits to discredit her presidency.
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The CNN host on Sunday devoted a segment to rebutting Adams' call that reporters hold off on "criticism" during the coronavirus outbreak.
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Still, the timing of the indictment seemed to show Trump's own Justice Department rebutting comments the president had made just hours before.
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You can link this work to work that they might be doing in their E.L.A. classes, with identifying counterarguments and rebutting them.
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"Android hasn't hurt competition, it's expanded it," Kent Walker, Google's general counsel, wrote in a 2016 blog post rebutting the EU's initial charges.
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Interestingly, though, the Lyin' Comey site does not really dedicate much attention (if any) to rebutting anything in particular Comey said about Trump.
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So far in the 2020 field, Hickenlooper has tried to take on Bernie Sanders directly, rebutting the Vermont senator's call for democratic socialism.
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Citibank Research issued a brief rebutting Left's claims in May and then another in August — though the firm has not made either public.
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Because of such alarming stakes, we clearly recognize that we must do more to reassure and educate families while forcefully rebutting unsubstantiated claims.
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As well as rebutting the allegations in the forum where they are raised, he can complain to the police or sue for defamation.
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Trump&aposs defenders aren&apost so much focused on rebutting the evidence presented by Democrats as by portraying impeachment as a partisan plot.
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Dem memo & shutdown That Democratic memo rebutting GOP allegations of FBI abuses got the OK from the House Intelligence Committee to be released.
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Washington (CNN)The Department of Interior is rebutting concerns cited by members of the National Park System Advisory Board who quit on Tuesday.
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While the two officials hedged their answers on some questions and declined to answer others, they were unequivocal in rebutting Mr. Trump's claims.
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"Professor McLaren's findings must be specifically addressed, whether by acknowledging the findings and tackling the problems, or by properly rebutting the findings," Craven said.
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Rebutting Trump's claim made in a series of early morning tweets Tuesday that he has "the absolute right" to declassify information, Panetta was unmoved.
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They did so in the interest of supporting Ford, helping her to feel believed and heard, and rebutting Republican talking points against her story.
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Rebutting the status quo, nothing was off limits for Buster: poverty, street gangsters, political corruption and sex all found their way into his records.
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Democrats say they have been excluded from the Republicans' drafting efforts, and will likely write their own analysis rebutting most of the GOP conclusions.
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While rebutting claims it was responsible, Iran instead it presented the attack as a logical response to Saudi's five year bombing campaign in Yemen.
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Democrats have authored their own document rebutting the Republican memo, but Republicans members of the Intel panel voted against its release earlier this week.
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Mühlhahn chronicles reforms, revolutions, and wars through the lens of institutions, often rebutting Western impressions, such as the view of Chinese bureaucracy as monolithic.
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Democrats have authored their own document rebutting the Republican memo, but Republican members of the Intel panel voted against its release earlier this week.
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Inside Trump Tower, the president's sons talked to The Times about pressing on with global deals — and rebutting waves of criticism over ethical concerns.
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It was followed later in the month by a memo compiled by Democrats on the committee rebutting its claims using the same classified information.
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Trump claimed Thursday he's "taken better care of Puerto Rico than any man, ever," rebutting claims he's ignored the island's plight after Hurricane Maria.
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Sexual orientation, it said, is "an immutable characteristic that is resistant to change"—rebutting a widespread view across Asia that homosexuality is a curable disease.
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The judges of the Fifth Circuit spent much of Wednesday's decision rebutting the argument that closures would present an "undue burden" on women seeking abortion.
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February 5, 2018 - The House Intelligence Committee votes unanimously to release a 10-page Democratic memo rebutting GOP allegations that the FBI abused surveillance laws.
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And with much still unknown, some scientists worry that rebutting basic misconceptions without being able to provide definitive answers could do more harm than good.
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"It is not a witch hunt," Mueller said, rebutting the label Trump has thrown at his investigation via Twitter dozens of times over many months.
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Giuliani has continued to defend the practice in recent years, rebutting the statistics showing little correlation between stop-and-frisk and a reduction in crime.
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Backstory: A pair of stories featuring Comey associates rebutting Trump's claim of what went down at his dinner with the now-fired FBI director. Now:
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The Intelligence panel on Monday voted down several Democratic measures, including an effort to publicly release a countermemo rebutting the claims in the Nunes memo.
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The committee's minority authored its own document rebutting the Republican memo, but Republican members of the Intel panel voted against its release earlier this week.
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In September, Mr. Cain formed the America Fighting Back PAC, which has a mission of publicly rebutting what he believes is misinformation about Mr. Trump.
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Mr. Trump was rebutting reports that Mr. Kushner had talked about setting up a secret communications channel to Moscow during the transition after the election.
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Democrats have authored their own document rebutting the Republican memo, but Republican members of the House Intelligence panel voted against its release earlier this week.
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Yet Trump claimed Thursday he's "taken better care of Puerto Rico than any man, ever," rebutting claims he's ignored the island's plight after Hurricane Maria.
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" On the call, Clapper said Trump asked him to "to put out a statement rebutting the contents of the dossier which I couldn't and wouldn't do.
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"This issue is not an insurer bailout," Julie Mix McPeak, the Tennessee insurance commissioner, testified, rebutting an argument made by President Trump and some Senate Republicans.
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But the defense team was largely methodical and measured in defending the president and rebutting specific aspects of the House managers' 24 hours worth of arguments.
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They had their rhythm down: Slowly, methodically and relentlessly they constructed the layers of their case, providing ample context and rebutting the White House's anticipated defense.
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Song was quoted in both reports as saying the private jet still belonged to HNA Group, rebutting Guo's claim that it was given to Wang's relative.
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In rebutting Mujey's rape report, James' defense attorney Jonathan Schildgen introduced an unexpected theory: that Mujey was at the legal age of consent but didn't know it.
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In the days after the accusations surfaced, the Secret Service released a statement rebutting an accusation that Johnson created a scene while drunk during an overseas trip.
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Fired FBI Director James Comey, in a town hall late last month with CNN's Anderson Cooper, described the challenge of rebutting all of Trump's false claims nicely.
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Clinton recalled Philadelphia's role in the American Revolution, directly rebutting Mr. Trump's convention speech, in which he said that he — "I alone" — could cure the country's ills.
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And they assert without qualification that Syrian forces and their allies were responsible, rebutting repeated denials by Mr. Assad's government and his backers in Russia and Iran.
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The tweet came around same time Trump's defense team made its case rebutting allegations that the president committed impeachable offenses during the Senate impeachment trial Saturday morning.
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ROSE TO THE OCCASION: Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein met with President Trump today to discuss Democrats' classified memo rebutting the Republicans memo on the Russia investigation.
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David McCraw, the primary litigator for The New York Times, whose letter rebutting demands from Donald J. Trump's lawyer went viral last year, was promoted on Monday.
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Blum's book is especially valuable in rebutting the dwindling few who still believe the Rosenberg case was about the government seeking to curb the civil liberties of dissenters.
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Neither Trump nor his spokesman tamped down on the implication, a telling development for a White House not shy about publicly rebutting what it claims is false reporting.
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No matter what position Donald Trump takes, no matter what policy he pursues, there is bound to be an earlier tweet of his rebutting that position or policy.
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In an interview on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," Ocasio-Cortez said she wants to focus her campaign on rebutting the president's policies rather than picking personal fights with him.
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Najib has said $681 million of funds deposited in his personal bank account were a donation from a Saudi royal, rebutting reports that the funds came from 1MDB.
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The White House signaled Friday it is open to approving the release of a Democratic memo rebutting a newly released GOP document alleging surveillance abuses by the FBI.
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Rejoin the Paris climate agreement Promising to withdraw the US from the landmark 210 climate agreement was Trump's benchmark action rebutting the responsibility to act on climate change.
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Apple and its manufacturing partner Foxconn on Monday acknowledged that they employed too many temporary workers in China while rebutting claims of lapses in people management, Reuters reported.
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"This is an ongoing process with the Chinese that is nowhere near completion," a Treasury spokesman said, rebutting the suggestion that Mr. Mnuchin had recommended rolling back tariffs.
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A bizarre diplomatic disagreement erupted Wednesday when the Kremlin insisted that relations between Russia and the U.S. had all but ceased, prompting Washington to provide evidence rebutting that assertion.
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It's aimed directly at building a sense of trust with cities and rebutting those criticisms that, in the initial months, scooter startups prioritized growth and scale over community outreach.
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Wendy&aposs, meanwhile, responded to the post within an hour, and had no trouble rebutting the accusation even though Steak n&apos Shake failed to tag the restaurant chain.
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After the original report, some future colleagues of mine at Indiana University wrote an article in The Journal of the American Medical Association rebutting the numbers being thrown around.
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Separately, the House Intelligence Committee released a redacted Democratic memo rebutting Republican claims of surveillance abuses by the F.B.I. It had been blocked by President Trump two weeks ago.
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That changed in 217 when the journal published two articles rebutting research from the US National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health which linked lung cancer to diesel fumes.
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Aside from rebutting these claims, the new Democrat memo reveals that the FISA warrant and its three subsequent renewals were approved by judges who were appointed by Republican presidents.
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Eber Omar Betanzos, the deputy attorney general for human rights, responded to the experts' report by rebutting many of their specific arguments and said the torture allegations were being investigated.
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For years, the German media have been making connections between Sloterdijk's thought and new right-wing groups, and he's become used to rebutting the charge of harboring far-right sympathies.
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He also deepened a bitter controversy, rebutting televised remarks by a soldier's widow who said that he blundered through his condolence call and seemed not to know her husband's name.
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Rebutting a common perception that U.F.O. sightings are on the wane, the Costas' book shows that sightings have risen in waves, to 11,868 nationwide in 2015 from 3,12.73 in 2001.
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He also won plaudits in the race for a television ad that went viral featuring Kander, rebutting attacks over his calls for gun control, assembling an assault rifle while blindfolded.
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While insisting that the central bank's job is to keep inflation under control, Mr. Draghi was unusually direct on Thursday in rebutting opposition to European free trade and political unity.
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US — which required a sitting president to respond to a subpoena regarding materials tied to the Watergate break-in — rebutting previous reports which have suggested that he disagreed with the decision.
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Mr. Trump's debate performances debates have not always been unmitigated triumphs: While he acquitted himself well in rebutting Mr. Cruz's denigration of what he called "New York values" in a Jan.
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But on Thursday Mediaset said Premium had lost 37 million euros in the second quarter of the year, in line with what it had expected, rebutting Vivendi's doubts on its performance.
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" — Booker also wrote a letter to the editor of The Washington Post rebutting Attorney General Jeff Sessions on criminal sentencing for drug users, accusing Sessions of "using the politics of fear.
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Devlin Barrett and Matt Zapotosky at the Washington Post reported separately on Friday that Rosenstein was rebutting a suggestion by McCabe that the Justice Department open an investigation into the president.
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But Democrats on the committee have argued that that document omits facts that would put the information into context, and have pushed to release their own memo rebutting the GOP document.
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Former EPA deputy chief of staff, Kevin Chmielewski also said Pruitt was aware of major raises given to other aides, rebutting Pruitt's account that he was unaware of the salary bumps.
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The Court's conservatives aren't rebutting that possibility — they're just saying that they need a case that is explicitly about constitutionality to determine whether mandatory detention without bond is constitutional or not.
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He issued a long statement on Thursday rebutting the agency, saying that it had stirred fear and that he was eager to get back to focusing on recovery from the fire.
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The president's lawyer also said for months that he was going to release a lengthy report rebutting former special counsel Bob Mueller's findings on Russian interference and whether Trump obstructed justice.
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"Now that we have factual evidence we can put the secretary in an interesting position, because he's been rebutting, 'These are the same policies as the Obama administration,'" said Lujan Grisham.
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"The United States of America did not give a green light to Turkey to invade Syria," Pence said outside the White House, rebutting the assessment of lawmakers and former military officials.
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Hours earlier, his team had published a highly anticipated database containing voluminous evidence of Russia's state-sponsored doping program, implicating more than 1,000 athletes and rebutting Russia's denials of government involvement.
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Germany's antitrust regulator last week called for a fourth mobile operator to enter the market for the 13G auction, rebutting arguments from the "Big Three" that more competition would hit investment.
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She also wrote a series of messages rebutting Lil Xan's claim that she had worked with Columbia Records to orchestrate the relationship, speculating that he was the one who had been unfaithful.
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Brian Knight, writing for American Banker, does an excellent job summarizing and rebutting the states' positions: The "Dangerous" Argument: Federal laws will pre-empt states' abilities to regulate fintechs within their borders.
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Economist Larry Summers said Wednesday that Chinese companies' leadership in some technologies are not the result of theft from the U.S., rebutting the premise behind President Donald Trump's trade actions against China.
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" Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh also took the rare step of rebutting Compassion International's account of a back-channel negotiation with a representative in the United States, describing it as "unfair and totally false.
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They were rebutting an argument that drew most of its lifeblood from a corner of the internet that frankly didn't give a shit either way, and was going to hate the movie regardless.
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Germany's antitrust regulator last week called for a fourth mobile operator to enter the market for the 5G auction, rebutting arguments from the Big Three established players that more competition would hit investment.
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These arguments may not make any sense when examined closely, but they are persuasive bumper sticker statements, and rebutting the claims requires a level of engineering knowledge that the average person may lack.
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"Easy to vote, hard to cheat #Ohio," Ohio's Republican secretary of state, Jon Husted, said in a Twitter post rebutting Trump's claim that 3 million to 5 million illegal immigrants voted against him.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE (Calif.) all referenced the Post's fact-check in rebutting their opponents' claims that they voted to undermine care for people with preexisting conditions.
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Obama is scheduled to speak at the Islamic Society of Baltimore, where he will defend Muslims' right to worship freely while rebutting language used by some GOP presidential candidates, most notably Donald Trump.
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Her careful approach underlined her complicated place in feminist history as the first female presidential candidate who also played a role in rebutting accusations of sexual misconduct against her husband, Bill Clinton. Mrs.
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And a landmark study from the journal Health Affairs released Tuesday found that the law has not forced employers to shift workers into part-time work, rebutting another GOP attack line against ObamaCare.
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" Last month China's ambassador to Singapore took the rare step of publicly rebutting recent remarks made by Mr. Kausikan in which he raised an alarm about what he called China's covert "influence operations.
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The committee did make a Democratic memo rebutting the Republican version available to the full House, but Republicans said they wanted time for members to review the document before considering its public release.
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The House Judiciary Committee did hear testimony from the White House counsel at the request of the Clinton administration in 1998 and allowed Mr. Nixon's defense lawyers to present rebutting evidence in 1974.
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While many are reeling from defeat last month, those tasked with rebutting the President-elect see his promises as an avenue to tweak him once he steps into the White House on January 20.
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Where technology and economics collide Over at Mother Jones, Kevin Drum has a quick post rebutting the two worst objections he hears to the fear that AI-empowered robots will take all our jobs.
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The committee, under pressure to conduct a transparent campaign and irritated at Mr. Trump's claims of unfairness, is moving more aggressively to explain how the primary works and pointedly rebutting their own front-runner.
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Those backers, in rebutting the allegations of eight former wrestlers, have hewed to a strategy that simultaneously defends Mr. Jordan's integrity, undermines his accusers, discredits mainstream news reports and invokes a "deep state" conspiracy.
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As of this writing, "Clintons" is the No. 213 trending term on Twitter, with basically every top tweet promoting, rebutting, or otherwise discussing conspiracy theories that Bill and/or Hillary Clinton had Epstein murdered.
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Committee Democrats sought to release their own memo rebutting the GOP document, but the White House initially denied that request, citing concerns from the FBI and Justice Department that it would reveal classified information.
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"We see our efforts as strategic long-term investments, not short-term costs," he said, rebutting the idea that sustainability and luxury cannot go hand-in-hand because the industry is built on consumption.
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In television interviews, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley defended the switch, saying India was moving to a "cleaner system", and rebutting criticism that the government was resorting to arbitrary and authoritarian methods of running the economy.
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Any of them who manages to finish ahead of Rubio in New Hampshire will have a solid argument rebutting party insiders and donors pressing slower drivers in the "establishment" lane to pull over and exit.
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As Michael Lind and I highlight in our forthcoming book "Big Is Beautiful: Rebutting the Myth of Small Business," large companies outperform small businesses on virtually every economic and social indicator that Democrats care about.
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During the speech, which mainly centered on rebutting the four women who have accused him of unwanted touching, Trump portrayed the Clintons as part of the rigged global machine working to keep his campaign down.
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Despite the EIA's special report last week rebutting critics of its renewable energy forecasts, we remain concerned that forecasting flaws may hinder the agency's ability to reliably inform decision-making by policymakers and market participants.
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He put those tools to use often as ambassador, rebutting criticism of Russia's actions, such as its backing of forces suspected of war crimes in Syria or its own violations of international law in Ukraine.
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Horowitz defended his conclusion that there had been no political bias in launching the investigation back in 2016 -- rebutting Attorney General William Barr -- but criticized the FBI's handling of the probe in no uncertain terms.
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President Donald Trump, facing a looming deadline Friday, said he will "soon" release a letter on the question of whether to approve the release of a memorandum from House Democrats rebutting a controversial Republican memo.
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Tesla went into detail rebutting Fortune's two articles, claiming that the publication "jumped the gun" on its story and did not wait 24 hours as requested for Tesla to provide its full side of the story.
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When I watched Haley at the Al Smith dinner, rebutting Trump simply and powerfully, it was not hard to imagine that someday she might be speaking to that dinner crowd as a Republican nominee for president.
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However, several of those groups seeking a delay in the rulemaking process have never – in the sixteen years this topic has been discussed – filed comments with NOSB either supporting or rebutting the proposed animal welfare standards.
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"Fake News reporting, a complete fabrication, that I am concerned about the meeting my wonderful son, Donald, had in Trump Tower," Trump wrote in the first part of his tweet on Sunday, rebutting the reports. 3.
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"Our search engine is designed to provide the most relevant results and most useful ads for any query," Kent Walker, Google's general counsel, wrote in a blog post when previously rebutting some of Europe's antitrust charges.
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The managers addressed both the president and his Senate allies in the brief, rebutting questions of the process's fairness by pointing out that the Constitution gives the House the power to decide how to conduct impeachment.
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In a filing that followed up on its letter to Broadcom Chief Executive Hock Tan on Thursday rebutting his latest offer, the San Diego-based company laid out more detail on its reservations about the deal.
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Harvard Business Review ran articles about this — including articles rebutting people who said the "skills gap" didn't exist — and big companies like Siemens ran paid sponsor content in the Atlantic explaining how to fix the skills gap.
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Yet beyond just rebutting these lies with actual evidence, there is more that the voting rights community can do to ensure elections remain free and open for everyone: Focus on improving voting rights at the local level.
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She seems to be rebutting the family's contention she's not capable of caring for the child, saying they are ignoring the fact Nipsey provided for her ... setting her up in an apartment and providing for her livelihood.
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LONDON, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Britain will be able to strike trade deals with countries including the United States after it has left the European Union, Prime Minister Theresa May said on Tuesday, rebutting comments by Donald Trump.
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In a filing rebutting the government's factual account, the A.C.L.U. argued for a more favorable interpretation of the disputed facts about the scope and meaning of his involvement with the Islamic State, which is also called ISIS.
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MOSCOW — The Russian equivalent of the F.B.I. said on Wednesday that it had found evidence rebutting the accusations of systematic doping raised by a whistle-blower who coordinated drug testing during the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) over the release of the Democratic memo rebutting Republican claims of surveillance abuses by the Justice Department.
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A senior official of China's central bank told a briefing on Tuesday that the yuan's exchange rate is set by the market, rebutting President Donald Trump's claim a day earlier that the country was manipulating its currency.
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Earlier this month the White House blocked Democrats from releasing their memo rebutting the claims made against the FBI and Justice Department in an earlier-released Republican memo meant to discredit the agencies investigating the Trump campaign.
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Pence has been an unquestioning Trump ally at every turn, insisting that the President knows exactly what he's doing -- and either ignoring or rebutting the criticism leveled at Trump by many of the people Pence once served with.
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He first responded on Twitter, rebutting Sanders's claim by describing Trump's decision as a "politically motivated" effort by the president to crack down on his detractors and insisting he would "not relent" in his criticism of the president.
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Trump tried out the familiar consoler-in-chief role during his visit, but at times appeared more concerned with portraying the response effort as a victory for his administration while rebutting criticism that it has been too slow.
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Now the prosecution has responded with its own, equally massive document rebutting those arguments one by one, an attempt to put the final seal on the fate of the man behind the dark web's most notorious black market.
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Trump said he would not allow the release of the Democratic memo, which is aimed at rebutting the GOP-drafted document alleging that FBI and Justice Department officials improperly obtained surveillance warrants on a former Trump campaign adviser.
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In a joint court filing, the companies focused on rebutting government efforts to show that AT&T, which owns pay-TV provider DirecTV, would raise rates for rival pay-TV companies to use Time Warner's movies and TV shows.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 20173 (Reuters) - The number of enforcement actions brought by the U.S. swaps regulator has jumped 25 percent compared with the previous administration, rebutting fears the agency would go soft on the financial industry under President Donald Trump.
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China Aircraft Leasing Group (CALC) on Tuesday said it has not put its order for 100 Boeing 737 Max jets on hold nor had it suspended payment, rebutting an earlier report by the South China Morning Post (SCMP) newspaper.
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Israel has mounted a counter-campaign, rebutting BDS attacks and accusing some supporters of being anti-Semitic or having ties to militant groups such as Hamas and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, allegations BDS leaders reject.
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As new stories appear accusing the EU of sins like denying cancer patients access to new treatments, or slowing efforts to roll out high-speed broadband, the Commission's myth-busters have been busily updating a blog rebutting such claims.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China Aircraft Leasing Group Holdings Ltd (CALC) on Tuesday said it has not put its order for 100 Boeing Co 737 MAX jets on hold, rebutting an earlier report by the South China Morning Post (SCMP) newspaper.
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General Shuaib said the Pakistani military did not have as much influence over the Taliban as it once did, rebutting a frequent American complaint that Pakistan should do more to bring the group to the table for peace talks.
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GENEVA — Syrian military airstrikes on rebels were responsible for severing water supplies to 5.5 million people in the Damascus region for weeks starting last December, the United Nations said on Tuesday, rebutting government claims that insurgents were to blame.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's nominee to lead the Veterans Affairs department said on Wednesday he was moving forward with the nominating process for the position and had not wrecked a car, rebutting a report in the New York Times.
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Inflation expectations, she said, remain stable, and show no sign that businesses or households have lost faith that the Fed will let inflation slip, she said, rebutting perhaps the main argument of policymakers who feel interest rates should be cut soon.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British finance minister George Osborne said Turkey would not join the European Union, rebutting one of the arguments made by campaigners who want Britain to leave the EU and who are forecasting higher migration if Turkey joins the bloc.
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There has been much roaring since the late-night release over the weekend of a memorandum written by Democratic members of the House of Representatives Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI), rebutting an earlier document written by that body's Republican leaders.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia's armed forces said on Thursday they had received no offer from China to buy advanced rocket launchers and a radar system to be based at the southern tip of the Southeast Asian country, rebutting media reports.
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Also, the British Veterinary Association is telling Britons that dogs can't develop autism, rebutting claims about possible side effects of vaccines, after the so-called anti-vaxxer movement blamed for measles outbreaks in the U.S. and Europe turned to pets.
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A new report out Tuesday from the Census Bureau showed that incomes grew in 2015 for the first time since 2007, rebutting one of the biggest criticisms of the economic recovery under President Obama -- namely, that pay has remained stagnant.
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And the fact that he took the unusual step of devoting an entire press conference to rebutting a single article speaks to how seriously he took the NBC News story—or how nervous he is about Trump's response to it.
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Google has now formally responded to two antitrust charges brought against it by Europe's Competition Commission, rebutting charges of exploiting the popularity of its search engine to boost its price comparison service, Google Shopping, and its ad placement service, AdSense.
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WASHINGTON — Christopher A. Wray, the director of the F.B.I., defended his work force on Thursday in a politically charged hearing on Capitol Hill, rebutting President Trump's accusation that the bureau was in "tatters" and fending off attacks from Republicans on personnel.
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For weeks, Mr. Trump and his aides refused to confirm or deny the existence of such recordings or to clarify if he was simply rebutting Mr. Comey's claims that he had been asked by the president to pledge his loyalty.
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Mr. Cohen turned over a trove of documents to investigators late last month in advance of the interview, as well as an eight-page letter rebutting point by point a dossier accusing him of having deep ties to Russian officials.
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While rebutting President Donald Trump's claims that the FBI illegally spied on his campaign, Horowitz's 435-page report criticized the FBI leaders and employees for how they handled four applications for surveillance under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act targeting Page.
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He used the second half of his opening arguments rebutting Ukraine allegations, in which Democrats argue Trump pressured Zelensky to investigate a rival by withholding the possibility of a White House visit and nearly $400 million in U.S. aid as leverage.
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Dudley has spoken out in support of Kavanaugh's nomination, and on Monday the White House released joint statements from him and a former Yale suite mate, Dan Murphy, rebutting any claims that Kavanaugh drank to the point of blacking out.
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A new report out Tuesday from the Census Bureau showed that incomes grew in 28500 for the first time since 6900, rebutting one of the biggest criticisms of the economic recovery under President Obama — namely, that pay has remained stagnant.
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Donald Trump's speech rebutting the growing swirl of sexual assault charges around him has a lot going on in it, but for my money the most important section came in the middle, when Trump went into a full-bore attack on the press.
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And in Missouri, Secretary of State Jason Kander has run one of the strongest Democratic campaigns -- punctuated by a TV spot that featured the military veteran rebutting attack ads from the National Rifle Association by assembling an AR-15 rifle while blindfolded.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. Treasury Department plan for reworking financial rules would reduce regulatory overlap and help the economy, the official tasked with drawing up the proposal said, rebutting criticism from Democratic lawmakers that the effort was aimed at boosting bank profits.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Safra Group, the company running the investments of Lebanese-Brazilian billionaire Joseph Safra, said it has no plans to bid for Swiss private-banking firm BSI Ltd, rebutting a newspaper report on Wednesday stating that a deal was imminent.
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With the exception of Louis C.K. who goes out of his way to say "these stories are true," the letters are mostly defensive, and work to shirk responsibility while rebutting the statements of victims — who in many cases have stayed silent for decades.
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"We're asking that the armed forces are on the side of the constitution, which is very different from it being a coup here in Venezuela," Guaido said, rebutting Maduro's accusation that the United States was orchestrating a military coup in the country.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Friday blocked the release of a classified Democratic memo rebutting Republican claims that top federal law enforcement officials had abused their powers in spying on a former Trump campaign aide, a move that Democrats denounced as politically motivated hypocrisy.
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A top adviser to Mr. Trump said on Sunday that the president was not using the family separation as leverage to force Democrats to come to the table on other policy disputes, rebutting an unnamed White House official quoted by The Washington Post.
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With a virtually negligible threat of conviction and removal by a Republican-controlled Senate, Trump's legal team spent just a sliver of their 11-hour arguments rebutting the House's charge that Trump abused his power by pressuring Ukraine to investigate his political rivals.
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With a virtually negligible threat of conviction and removal by a Republican-controlled Senate, Trump's legal team spent just a sliver of their 11-hour arguments rebutting the House's charge that Trump abused his power by pressuring Ukraine to investigate his rivals.
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In its front-page article on Monday rebutting Trump's wiretapping claims, the Times spent three paragraphs differentiating its reporting on investigations into the Trump-Russia connections from the Trump administration's claims that his campaign may have been the subject of illegal wiretapping.
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While rebutting Trump's claims that the FBI illegally spied on his campaign, Horowitz's 435-page report criticized the FBI leaders and employees for how they handled four applications for surveillance under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act targeting Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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This past week, Pecker and his thugs upgraded to blackmail, threatening to print more sexts and louche pics that Bezos and Sanchez had exchanged unless Bezos made a statement in the press rebutting the idea that the Enquirer story was politically motivated.
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David Cesarani, a historian of 20th-century Jewish life who died last year, wrote a biography of Eichmann that cast him as a committed subscriber to Nazi ideology, rebutting the author Hannah Arendt's famous appraisal of him as a banal bureaucrat who simply followed orders.
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" Way is candid about her reporting in a way that a more traditional journalist might not be, rebutting critics by calling their arguments "fucking stupid" or "fucking bullshit," and admitting "this is definitely the biggest thing I've ever done anywhere — I mean, I'm 22.
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In response to Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as the Israeli capital, demonstrations against Israel and the United States have repeatedly broken out throughout the Middle East, rebutting the White House's belief that it would simply take time until Middle East countries accepted the US decision.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean trade ministry officials "clearly" called on Japan to drop its export restrictions on the neighboring country at a bilateral meeting on Friday, a Seoul official told Reuters on Saturday, rebutting Tokyo's claims that Seoul did not make such a demand.
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WASHINGTON — Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh, the embattled Supreme Court nominee, defended his impartiality and independence on Thursday in an unusually public attempt to assuage concerns about his judicial temperament after his emotional and often viscerally angry testimony last week rebutting allegations of sexual misconduct.
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WASHINGTON — The House Intelligence Committee voted unanimously on Monday to make public a classified Democratic memorandum rebutting Republican claims that the F.B.I. and the Justice Department had abused their powers to wiretap a former Trump campaign official, setting up a possible clash with President Trump.
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But it will be the job of the special counsel, and of Congress, to decide if his candor, and self-criticism, not to mention his detailed recollections backed up by contemporaneous notes, are credible, and in doing so to look for corroborating, or rebutting, evidence.
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Mr. Khanna said the backing from three women of color would help Mr. Sanders in another crucial way at a time when Democrats are moving left on racial issues — by rebutting the criticism that his is a niche campaign for white, left-wing men.
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Sanders advisers believe Ms. Warren has hurt herself with the accusations but also put them in a no-win situation, in which they are unable to fully strike back for fear of appearing insensitive but risk incurring damage of their own without rebutting her claims.
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Washington (CNN)The top US general made clear Wednesday night that he believes Iran meant to kill US troops in the ballistic missile attack on US forces in Iraq, rebutting a belief among some Trump administration officials that Iran intentionally missed areas populated by Americans.
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Advocates and owners of these companies have responded defensively, rebutting some of the claims of abuse and arguing that the dogs are often rescued or retired from the dog-racing industry and are only kept in the colony for up to 18 months before they're adopted out.
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SEOUL, July 13 (Reuters) - South Korean trade ministry officials "clearly" called on Japan to drop its export restrictions on the neighboring country at a bilateral meeting on Friday, a Seoul official told Reuters on Saturday, rebutting Tokyo's claims that Seoul did not make such a demand.
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Here's the state of play on the international crisis and U.S. response: Erdogan speaks: Tuesday morning started with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan rebutting the Saudi version of events, saying Khashoggi's death at the consulate in Istanbul was a "savage" premeditated murder directed by top Saudi officials.
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One day after the report was released, Seth Browarnik, the owner of a Florida photography company called World Red Eye, published multiple photos allegedly showing Jerry and Trey Falwell at the WALL nightclub in Florida, along with captions rebutting Falwell's accusations that the images were doctored.
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SHANGHAI, April 9 (Reuters) - China Aircraft Leasing Group Holdings Ltd (CALC) on Tuesday said it has not put its order for 100 Boeing Co 737 MAX jets on hold nor had it suspended payment, rebutting an earlier report by the South China Morning Post (SCMP) newspaper.
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The Deuce In the first season of "The Deuce," before Candy started appearing in peep show reels and considering the possibilities, she was a self-employed streetwalker, rebutting the advances of pimps who wanted to bring her under their watch — and occasionally threatened violence if she didn't.
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In an allegedly fraught response (journalists at the White House reported hearing shouting emanating from a room where Mr Trump's spokesman Sean Spicer and his deputy Sarah Huckabee Sanders were holed up with Stephen Bannon, the chief strategist) the administration released statements from several officials rebutting the Post's report.
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Comey's testimony will only add to questions of how much Trump pressured investigators Wednesday's hearing was a blockbuster in its own right -- but Comey's written testimony, released Wednesday by the Senate intelligence committee, shows that Trump was intensely interested in top officials rebutting the Russia stories in public.
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Rebutting accusations that the military used excessive force, two senior officers of the Maglan commando force said the armed Hamas force in the north emerged from the crowds and attacked a patrol vehicle and five of their positions, including those of snipers perched on sand berms along the fence.
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He said McConnell is more comfortable "finger-pointing and name-calling" than rebutting Schumer's requests to hear from acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney and former national security adviser John Bolton on why aid to Ukraine was delayed while Trump sought a Ukrainian probe into Joe Biden.
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There was a Wall Street Journal article that disclosed large losses at Square, a defensive, ill-conceived blog post from Square rebutting 10 myths about the company, and Dorsey's decision in the midst of the subsequent backlash to jet to his hometown to participate in the Ferguson protests.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and President Donald Trump The individuals and organizations challenging President Donald Trump's repeated efforts to stop transgender people from serving openly in the military have been busy at the Supreme Court this week, despite the holiday, filing more than a half-dozen briefs rebutting Justice Department arguments.
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First, The Washington Post's Renae Merle wrote a devastating examination that revealed the head of the Short-Term Loan Bar Association, Hilary Miller, hand-picked a university professor in Georgia to write a paper rebutting a key criticism of the industry: that borrowers are harmed by taking out repeated loans.
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Israel claims that some boycott activists call for the dismantling of Israel itself, and the government has mounted a vigorous counter-campaign, rebutting BDS attacks and accusing some supporters of being anti-Semitic or having ties to militant groups such as Hamas and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) said Tuesday that he's concerned that the White House could make "political redactions" to a Democratic memo rebutting a contentious document released last week by Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee.
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Midterms aside, Democrats say they have a lot on their plate right now: Along with trying to win back the House and Senate in November, they're rebuilding a party left in tatters after the stunning 2016 election and they're focusing on rebutting Trump in a seemingly never-ending news cycle.
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When Rubio and Trump started screaming at each other about Trump University, it took a while for the moderators to get the discussion under control, but once they did Kelly didn't let Trump's claims stand, rebutting his claim that the school had an A from the Better Business Bureau (it's actually a D-).
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Deservedly or not, Gates has a lot of influence in our national conversation about the ultrarich and what they do, so it's significant to have him among the prominent billionaires pushing for higher taxes and rebutting many of the arguments that such taxes would be unfair to the rich or discourage innovation.
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Much of the White House report was devoted to rebutting Russia's claim that the chemical attack last week, which it said killed as many as 100 people, including "many children," was actually the result of a Syrian airstrike against a terrorist depot in the town of Khan Sheikhoun that contained chemical weapons.
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After losing prominent social media followers, including celebrities like the Kardashians and brands like Sephora, and millions of subscribers, Charles uploaded a 41-minute video on Saturday, defending his character and rebutting the allegations that he's used his fame to manipulate men, along with what he says are other falsehoods spread by Westbrook.
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" Comey's book and memos also claim Trump was fixated on rebutting the accusation in private, and that he brought it up to Comey on four separate occasions, once even claiming that though he personally wouldn't patronize prostitutes, Vladimir Putin did once tell him "we have some of the most beautiful hookers in the world.
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House Democrats circulated an internal memo Tuesday rebutting Republican talking points in defense of President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE as the lower chamber's impeachment investigation ramps up into a public phase on Wednesday.
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They point out that many fast-growing startups build on the contributions of H-1B visa holders to create jobs for US citizens, and that many companies pay their H-1B visa holders more than the average American makes in a comparable job (rebutting the charge that H-1Bs are a way to undercut wages).
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Mr. Mueller also devoted over a dozen pages to rebutting a sweeping argument offered by Mr. Trump's lawyers — and Attorney General William P. Barr, who has said he believes Mr. Trump did not violate obstruction laws: that Congress cannot make it a crime for a president to abuse his official powers to impede an investigation.
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"Clifford was clear in her desire that she would say and do whatever necessary in order to prevent" having to return "the $130,000 settlement funds she had received months earlier," Davidson said in an answer rebutting that lawsuit -- a reference to the hush money Daniels received from Cohen in 2016 in exchange for her to be quiet about Trump.
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Bespectacled, wiry and careful with his words, he had recently earned a doctorate in history from the University of California, Berkeley, and was now running his own philanthropy while also working with the O.S.F. He was a little groggy, having been up late the night before writing an op-ed for The Daily News rebutting Roseanne Barr's Nazi tweet.
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Saturday's release of a Democratic House Intelligence Committee memo rebutting an earlier GOP memo alleging FBI abuse of the surveillance process shows just how diametrically opposed the committee's Democrats and Republicans are when it comes to the FISA surveillance of Page — and the origins of the larger investigation into Trump and Russia now led by special counsel Robert Mueller.
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"John Bolton is a patriot and may know that I held back the money from Ukraine because it is considered a corrupt country, & I wanted to know why nearby European countries weren't putting up money also," Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter, rebutting his own administration officials who have said he was holding the money back to pressure Ukraine.
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In his statement rebutting the allegations, Mr. al-Shammari took pains to assert that he was not responsible for either the use or the purchase of the 40-millimeter tear gas canisters that have been shot directly at protesters as if they were bullets and in some cases lodged in their heads, causing a slow death.
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No subjects of Solomon's columns contacted The Hill to demand corrections, clarifications or retractions when the columns were posted — with one exception: Daria Kaleniuk, co-founder and executive director of Ukraine's nonprofit Anti-Corruption Action Centre (AntAC), wrote an April 2, 2019, column, rebutting Solomon's criticism of AntAC and the U.S. embassy's role in anti-corruption efforts.
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Monday's spectacle beside the Houdon-designed George Washington statue in the Capitol was extraordinary: Mr. Fairfax, a 39-year-old African-American, rebutting claims of sexual misconduct and suggesting the accusations were part of an effort by allies of Mr. Northam's to salvage a governorship that is listing due to the racism that still scars Virginia.
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The same day then-Cosby attorney Martin Singer emailed the Daily News a letter rebutting the allegations made by McKee and the other accusers, rebuking the paper for publishing this "never-before-heard tale" and for ignoring or failing to investigate what he called "evidence undermining [McKee's] reliability" -- which he listed in bullet points with numerous accompanying footnotes, including links to articles.
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President Obama on Thursday warned Americans against the desire to pull back from world affairs, rebutting the foreign policy of presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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Democratic congressional leaders are blasting President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's decision to block the release of a Democratic memo aimed at rebutting a GOP document alleging surveillance abuses against the Trump campaign.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Friday declined to approve the release of a Democratic-drafted memo aimed at rebutting a document released by Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee earlier this month.
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Why it matters: Fowke's was responding to a question from Chris Brown, president of Vestas America, one of the biggest manufacturers of wind turbines in the U.S. Brown's questions appeared aimed at preemptively rebutting an Energy Department study examining the reliability of the U.S. electric grid in a way that the administration has presented as favoring fossil fuels and nuclear power over intermittent sources like wind and solar.
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The White House announced Friday that Trump would not yet approve the release of the Democratic memo, which is aimed at rebutting a GOP-drafted document for House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesJuan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America Trump expected to nominate Texas GOP lawmaker to replace Dan Coats: report House Republicans claim victory after Mueller hearings MORE (R-Calif.) that was released in full.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is likely to approve the release of a Democratic memo rebutting a GOP document that alleged abuse of surveillance power at the Justice Department, according to a new report.
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The Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA), which helped to organize the coalition, sent an email to reporters Monday aimed at rebutting the argument from House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin BradyKevin Patrick BradyRepublicans' rendezvous with reality — their plan is to cut Social Security The Social Security 2100 Act is critical for millennials and small business owners House panel releases documents of presidential tax return request before Trump MORE (R-Texas) that every other country already has a border-adjustment tax, characterizing the statement as false.
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