The Crispr revolution is reinventing, if not reigniting, that debate.
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Lower oil prices in recent years have hurt Algeria's economy, reigniting discontent.
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This would be the single-most stimulative program for reigniting economic growth.
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"We can't put it out," they said as the flames kept reigniting.
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Twitter's newest feature is reigniting the flame war between iOS and Android owners.
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Unfortunately, Haleb reigniting their spark isn't the only thing that Hanna's concerned with.
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The delay is reigniting fears that the White House will abandon the accord.
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Make his attorney general prove that reigniting of the war on drugs is warranted.
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Uniting parties and reigniting enthusiasm among despondent grassroots supporters will also be huge challenges.
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She needs to walk the talk and she desperately needs Sanders reigniting "the Bern."
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Better yet, the commission would take him to France, reigniting a long cherished fantasy.
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The protests have dwindled, but another misstep and the government risks reigniting the streets.
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An exodus of Puerto Ricans has taken away workers crucial to reigniting the economy.
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Such groups have used the word "blessed" to describe the ban for reigniting anti-U.
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LI: SO LET'S FIRST TALK SECURITY AND BRUSSELS, OF COURSE, REIGNITING THE DEBATES OVER IMMIGRATION.
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The rocket lands upright by reigniting its engines and lowering itself down to solid ground.
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Wendy's is rolling out breakfast in 2020, reigniting a brutal war between fast-food rivals.
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The changes by federal officials, while reigniting the investigation, also signal a difficult road ahead.
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But Tucker saw a dark lining: Reigniting the housing market is making it hot again.
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Both countries say the incident occurred in their territorial waters, reigniting a century-long border dispute.
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Key to reigniting human curiosity in the physical world were education and literacy, according to Mitra.
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The recent headlines about Facebook's data crisis and Cambridge Analytica are reigniting internet users' privacy demands.
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It was in that context that Trump got personal in reigniting a feud Monday with Sen.
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Maybe another foray of troops toward -- or even into -- Ukraine, reigniting the embers of resentment there.
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Despite a record budget gap, Temer's efforts to revive the economy are reigniting confidence, bankers said.
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And J.J. Abrams had a similarly smooth process reigniting the franchise with 2015's The Force Awakens.
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And just because they were spotted acting happy with one another doesn't mean they're reigniting their romance.
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As soon as McCain announced his opposition, Murray announced she was still open to reigniting those talks.
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The violence has claimed the spotlight in Washington, reigniting debates over gun control, police brutality and racism.
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Or a hard border is reinstated, threatening economic livelihoods on both sides and potentially reigniting the Troubles.
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"We are reigniting dreams that were extinguished — already in third and fourth grade," the school's principal said.
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To be sure, crowdfunding isn't a cure-all for reigniting new ideas and products in an organization.
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A survey showed OPEC's output hit a 2018 high in July, reigniting concern about supply swamping demand.
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Shockingly, Marcel revealed that he never believed the weather balloon story, reigniting new interest in the Roswell incident.
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This could undermine "deleveraging efforts and reigniting concern about long-term headwinds to global growth," said the IIF.
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But the decision is reigniting scrutiny of the company's handling of sexual harassment incidents that involve restaurant workers.
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As impressive as it is, a gun like Hand's seems like the perfect kindling for reigniting the debate.
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The collective effect has been a reigniting of perennial debates over the nature and perception of women's sport.
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The revelations quickly became a national scandal, drawing condemnation and reigniting debates about race and integration in France.
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President Donald Trump's pledge to "Make America Great Again" requires nothing less than reigniting economic growth and prosperity.
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Iran's ballistic missile tests are reigniting the debate over sanctions and putting new pressure on the Obama administration.
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Ban has recommended extending MINURSO's mandate for a year, warning that the conflict there was in danger of reigniting.
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Campaign 2016 If you aren't caught up on the bombshell reigniting of the Clinton email scandal, here's a primer.
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Samsung's got a lot of heavy lifting to do when it comes to reigniting consumer excitement around the space.
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It caused a sensation when made public in 1990, reigniting a debate over the emperor's responsibility for the war.
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US officials had warned that acting now could end the President's hopes of reigniting the Middle East peace process.
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An explosion in early AR development could be the tide that raises all ships, reigniting interest in VR development.
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" Then again, "Hillary for America" is mac and cheese compared to Ted Cruz' hideous "Reigniting the Promise for America.
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Nate Parker's history is reigniting the conflict between art and artist, and whether they should or can be separate.
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However, Italy's political crisis risks reigniting market turbulence on the bloc's periphery and derailing a the bank's exit strategy.
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Paris Hilton has called out her former celebrity friend, Lindsay Lohan on social media reigniting their decade-old feud.
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Vivid, egregious new facts about two police-shooting cases in capital cities are reigniting community fury in Sacramento, Calif.
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Trump tweeted a response to the Franken allegation Friday morning, immediately drawing backlash and reigniting the accusations against him.
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His acquittal by the ICC earlier this year raised fears that he might return to run again, reigniting conflict.
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"We are reigniting dreams that were extinguished — already in third and fourth grade," said Brandi Davis, the school's principal.
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By reigniting a dormant trade war, Trump raised doubts about whether the Chinese delegation would participate in talks as planned.
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The potential reigniting of the trade war now has them worried about the implications for businesses and the global economy.
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The rumored lovebirds were spotted having a lengthy dinner on Sunday at Carbone in New York City, reigniting dating speculation.
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" "Trump is passionately and strategically reigniting a dirty and divisive culture soaked in a history of prejudice, fear and hate.
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With Gordon back in the competition this year, the thought of the two reigniting their rivalry has some fans drooling.
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Cardi's videos came after Offset crashed her performance at Los Angeles' Rolling Loud festival in hopes of reigniting their romance.
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An advocate of aggressive asset purchases, Kataoka has called for reigniting Japan's economy through bold monetary and fiscal stimulus measures.
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But with a government shareholder still breathing down his neck, any hopes of reigniting merger talks could easily be dashed.
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Republicans are reigniting efforts to crack down on people who hurt police officers with new mandatory minimum prison sentences. Sen.
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I was in the room a year ago when Warren delivered her speech on reigniting competition in the American economy.
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Mortgage rates have been falling steadily since the last week of April, and that may be reigniting home price appreciation.
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A push to go even further is reigniting debate over the power of sanctuary cities to limit federal law enforcement.
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Mr. Drejka, who is white, eventually shot and killed Mr. McGlockton, who was black, reigniting debate over the Florida law.
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The continued success of one Canadian cyclist is reigniting the debate about the rights of transgender participants in competitive athletics.
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The couple got engaged in July 2018 during a vacation in the Bahamas after reigniting their romance in the spring.
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The group's statement has the potential of reigniting a rift between creditors and shareholders of Brazil's No. 4 wireless carrier.
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The incident occurred on the southern coast, raising concerns that a jihadist insurgency may be reigniting after several years of quiet.
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In fact, they're reigniting federal efforts and state level work-arounds as lawmakers prepare to return to Washington in the fall.
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On December 31, Mars will move into fiery, go-getter Aries, reigniting our passions and dismantling that tricky square with Jupiter.
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The incident is reigniting a national conversation on gun violence and gun control, with many denouncing the brutality of the shooting.
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China's bluechip index slipped 5523 percent with fresh talk by Beijing about preventing systemic financial risk reigniting fears of tighter regulations.
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A new case, however, is reigniting the debate about when and where it's appropriate to use this powerful crime-fighting tool.
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A similar deal in 2015 failed the following year after Machar returned to the capital and disagreements quickly developed, reigniting fighting.
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An overhaul of Brazil's social security system is seen as crucial to reining in a budget deficit and reigniting economic growth.
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As recently as December 2016, Moore said there was "a big question" about President Obama's citizenship, reigniting the disproved "birther" debate.
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Schiff's call comes as a bombshell Washington Post report reverberates throughout Washington, reigniting questions about Trump's alleged ties with the Kremlin.
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The surprise retirements of several veteran Republicans are reigniting a debate about the GOP's self-imposed term limits for committee chairs.
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On November 6, electric planet Uranus reenters your sign, Aries, reigniting a spark within you—you're feeling spontaneous, wild, and free.
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Although the scheme was met with criticism at the time, it is reigniting debate as it completes its work this year.
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The announcement shook investors, reigniting fears that even corporate giants may be weighed down by broader challenges in the global economy.
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That is strengthening overall demand for the limited supply of homes for sale, and consequently reigniting the fire under home prices.
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I do not overcome or manage my pain in the hopes of "reigniting" pleasurable sex or a connection to my body.
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P.S.G. is also considering reigniting its interest in Liverpool's Philippe Coutinho, another of Neymar's confidants, before he can move to Barcelona.
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This gory, kinetic remake charmed (and tore out) the hearts of millions, reigniting interest in a franchise that had seen better days.
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Some of the drug's proponents worry that decriminalisation could jeopardise its progress by reigniting the moral panic of half a century ago.
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Paul Collier of Oxford University estimates that when a civil war ends, it has a 2003% chance of reigniting within a decade.
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Fears are growing that a proxy war between Burundi and Rwanda (whose president, Paul Kagame, is a Tutsi) is reigniting in Congo.
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Another top agenda item will be reigniting economic growth, which exceeded 10% earlier in the decade but reached only 3.8% last year.
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Earlier, Trump said he would meet Chinese President Xi Jinping at a G21 summit in late June, reigniting hopes for an agreement.
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China reported its weakest factory growth in more than two years on Friday, reigniting fears about growth ahead of crucial trade talks.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) in a pair of tweets this weekend, reigniting criticism of the widely respected lawmaker seven months after his death.
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Now, a new Instagram account is reigniting the debate about materialism in evangelical churches and putting many popular pastors on the defensive.
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Owen stares in space with his mouth agape for a little too long, reigniting all of Teddy's insecurities about Owen and Amelia.
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Imagine South Korea's historical tensions with Japan reigniting, and a war between those two countries or any combination of them and China.
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The Interior Department's Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) announced the decision Tuesday, reigniting a high-profile debate over Endangered Species Act protections.
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However, political crises in Italy and, potentially, Spain risk reigniting market turbulence on the bloc's periphery and derailing the bank's exit strategy.
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In the past few weeks since reigniting their romance, Bieber and Baldwin have been showing off their romance all over the Big Apple.
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But back home, Guaidó faces the challenge of reigniting a stalled opposition movement, with lawmakers divided on the best strategy to remove Maduro.
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Bella and The Weeknd have been inseparable since reigniting their romance earlier this year, and it appears they're more in love than ever.
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By Tuesday afternoon, the Mati fire was contained, but the risk remained of it reigniting in scrubland parched by Greece's searing summer heat.
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The Awakened Woman: Remembering & Reigniting our Sacred Dreams, Dr. Tererai Trent (Author), Oprah Winfrey (Foreword By), (Simon and Schuster) Outstanding Literary Work – Poetry
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In the past few weeks since reigniting their romance, Bieber and Baldwin have been packing on the PDA all over the Big Apple.
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The "Material Girl" singer threw shade at Lady Gaga's "100 people" quote this week, reigniting a long-standing feud between the two singers.
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The discussions risk reigniting tensions among VW's controlling Piech and Porsche families, its powerful labor representatives and its home region of Lower Saxony.
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In the past few weeks since reigniting their romance, Bieber and Baldwin have been packing on the PDA all over the Big Apple.
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However, a change in regulatory requirements forced Sears to disclose in March that bankruptcy was still a very real risk, reigniting these concerns.
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The discussions risk reigniting tensions among VW's controlling Piech and Porsche families, its powerful labour representatives and its home region of Lower Saxony.
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The charges come just after North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said he has "unwavering trust" in reigniting denuclearization talks with President Trump.
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It isn't a full on sales team replacement at this point, rather it is focused on handling inbound leads or reigniting stale prospects.
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The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria has claimed responsibility, reigniting a national debate on the relationship between law enforcement and Muslim Americans.
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A similar power-sharing deal in 2015 failed the following year after Machar returned to the capital and disagreements quickly developed, reigniting fighting.
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Unfortunately, Fuentes says working with her buyers is getting much more difficult because all the competition is reigniting the heat under home prices.
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Retailers are appealing to financial regulators to lower the fees for debit card transactions, reigniting a multibillion-dollar lobbying battle with big banks.
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He went on to spend two years at a junior college in Utah, before transferring to University of Utah and reigniting his football career.
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Earlier, Trump said he would meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping at a G26.8731 summit in late in June, reigniting hopes for an agreement.
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Rockies starter German Marquez and Rockies outfielder Gerardo Parra also got violent, reigniting the fury on the field just as it was settling down.
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I tried every prescribed and experimental treatment I could in hopes of reigniting my recovery beyond the slow progress I was seeing in therapy.
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The scandal broke in the final days of the 2016 presidential election and led to the FBI reigniting concerns over Clinton's private email server.
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Of course, we want the president to succeed in his objectives of reigniting the American economy, strengthening American industry and revitalizing the manufacturing sector.
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With Danny Garcia reigniting Fox's broadcast of the sport, hopefully this is will set a growing trend on returning competitive boxing to network television.
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Nothing quite says "rivalry" like two bottom-table teams reigniting a grudge that dates back to the English Civil War in the 1600's.
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Hundreds of miles of levees in the Midwest have been overwhelmed by the floods, leaving "Swiss cheese" infrastructure and reigniting a flood control debate.
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Nugent's comments come six weeks after 17 people were gunned down at the high school, reigniting a national debate on the nation's gun laws.
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But catering to their interests too intently risks reigniting vulnerabilities in a financial system with a record of sinking the entire United States economy.
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The question came up in the recent GOP debate, reigniting a familiar post-6900/2628 conversation over the use of torture to fight terrorism.
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Production cuts that are too deep or too long risk reigniting non-OPEC investment, especially from the United States, perpetuating market instability, UBS said.
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GOP leaders are reigniting conversations on the stalled budget plan with little time left to take a vote before moving on to appropriations bills.
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And Chicago was recently roiled by protests following the police shooting of a 37-year-old black man, reigniting racial tensions in the city.
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President Donald Trump sought to drive a wedge between Jewish voters and the Democratic Party on Saturday by reigniting allegations of anti-Semitism against Rep.
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The PKK abandoned a two-year ceasefire in July, reigniting a conflict that has claimed more than 40,000 lives, most of them Kurdish, since 1984.
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Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin may have gotten married only a couple of months after reigniting their romance, but the couple actually goes way back.
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Unclear if that's the reason for her reigniting a custody battle -- we've made calls in to their attorneys -- but they're due in court in January.
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With the Games about to start in PyeongChang, members of Team USA are reigniting a longstanding rivalry: the competition between the Winter and Summer Olympics!
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Apple, the world's most valuable company, is courting India in the hope of reigniting the growth story that appears to be losing steam in China.
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Republicans are reigniting efforts to scrap a National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) ruling that allows unions to organize employees in so-called micro-unions. Sen.
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Unraveling decades of mistrustThe latest developments come after weeks of economic uncertainty and finger-pointing between the two countries, reigniting decades of moldering political tensions.
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As important as a return to globalizing policies are to reigniting sustainable, robust growth, the current policy environment promises more fragmented and restrictive policies globally.
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If he follows through on his talk it has the potential to tank the euro versus the U.S. dollar, reigniting the multiyear king dollar trade.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)President Donald Trump's latest threat to increase tariffs on Chinese goods risks reigniting a trade war between the world's two biggest economies.
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By intervening, however, the central government would risk reigniting the passions that flared in 2014 when demonstrators paralysed business districts with sit-ins for several weeks.
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"In recent days, the media — as it usually does — has missed the whole point on immigration," Trump told the crowd, reigniting his attacks on the press.
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T2 Trainspotting finds Miller and his original castmates – Ewan McGregor, Robert Carlyle and Ewen Bremner – back in Edinburgh, Scotland, battling their addictions and reigniting past clashes.
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In response to a fan who praised Kardashian, 22018, for ultimately forgiving Thompson, 25, Kardashian admitted that reliving the difficult time was reigniting her initial anger.
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Facebook's refusal to remove a doctored video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is reigniting a debate over how tech platforms should respond to misinformation and hoaxes.
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And before reigniting the flames with Cabrera, Patridge had been married to BMX biker Corey Bohan, with whom she welcomed a daughter, Kirra, in June 2016.
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In response to a fan who praised Khloé, 34, for ultimately forgiving Thompson, 27, Kardashian admitted that reliving the difficult time was reigniting her initial anger.
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She credits Hillary Clinton's now-iconic "women's rights are human rights" speech at the Women's Conference in Beijing back in 28 for reigniting her political ambitions.
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In response to a fan who praised Kardashian, 34, for ultimately forgiving Thompson, 27, Kardashian admitted that reliving the difficult time was reigniting her initial anger.
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The announcement shook Apple's stock and the overall market, reigniting fears that even corporate giants may be weighed down by broader challenges in the global economy.
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Booker, who is known for his charisma, is in need of a breakout moment, and could seek to do so by reigniting his criticism of Biden.
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This crackdown is merely the latest of Mr. Erdogan's increasingly authoritarian moves, which have included imprisoning critics, sidelining the military and reigniting war on Kurdish separatists.
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But Chinese regulators still need to sign off on the move, and the sudden reigniting of the trade war could complicate the US banking giant's plans.
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One possibility is that reigniting traditional anti-Semitism is a Kremlin ploy intended to tap into ultraright Russian nationalism ahead of the presidential elections in March.
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Should Britain exit the EU without resolving the matter, they would be forced to construct a physical border—which would, in turn, risk reigniting the Troubles.
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After apologizing on Twitter, Ms. Bee will reportedly address the controversy at the top of her talk show — before undoubtedly reigniting her fury on other subjects.
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NOT THROUGH WITH YOU: The Hill's Bradford Richardson reports: Donald Trump is reigniting his feud with the New Hampshire newspaper that has been critical of him.
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Obama called for reigniting the "spirit of innovation" that was alive 60 years ago, when the nation was confronted with the Russians beating America into space.
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The foundation awarding the prize credits Black Lives Matter for "building a powerful movement for racial equality, courageously reigniting a global conversation around state violence and racism."
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While the revelation that investigators have apprehended a suspect in the long-cold case is good news, the incident is reigniting justifiable concerns around consumer DNA testing.
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Erdogan sacked Governor Murat Cetinkaya over the weekend, reigniting concerns over political interference in monetary policy and boosting rate cut expectations to revive the recession-hit economy.
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The SPD is weak, its own base is split on immigration and the party may not want to risk reigniting the conflict between the CDU and CSU.
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A fragile peace process between the PKK and the Turkish state collapsed in July, reigniting a battle that has cost tens of thousands of lives since 1984.
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Western governments are widely expected to intensify surveillance measures in the fight against global terrorism, reigniting the age-old debate of balancing civil liberties and national security.
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Reports that the president would consider re-entering the Trans-Pacific Partnership and reigniting multi-lateral trade talks also gave stocks a late-day boost, Cramer said.
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The funding dispute, which first broke open within the House's internal spending committee last month, is reigniting debate over Congress's nearly year-old probe into Planned Parenthood.
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President Trump is reigniting his feud with the intelligence community, criticizing it for leaks that led to his decision to oust Michael Flynn as national security adviser.
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Biden's comments came after a deadly mass shooting in West Texas that left at least seven people dead and 22 people injured, reigniting the gun control debate.
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European stocks ended Wednesday's session in negative territory after the U.S. yield curve inversion deepened to levels not seen since 2007, reigniting fears of an impending recession.
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The day after Strzok sent his draft to his colleagues, Comey released the letter to Congress, reigniting the email controversy in the final days of the campaign.
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TikTok's chief canceled his upcoming meetings with key lawmakers this week, reigniting criticism on Capitol Hill from those who say the Chinese-owned firm is avoiding accountability.
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It is reasonable to assume that fixing it was not Rebecca's priority given that she was reigniting her music career, and Jack began drinking again at this time.
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The board's announcement on Wednesday was also reigniting an ongoing power struggle between Puerto Rico's government and the board appointed last year to manage the island's precarious finances.
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Since the late 183s there have been more than 60 "disarmament, demobilisation and reintegration" (DDR) programmes like Liberia's, aimed at stopping civil wars reigniting, in dozens of countries.
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Three days after his arrest, the Redskins claimed Foster, 24, off waivers, reigniting a debate over whether N.F.L. teams were taking the issue of domestic violence seriously enough.
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Reigniting tensions, Kata'ib Hezbollah launched a deadly rocket attack on Camp Taji Wednesday that killed three coalition personnel — British Army Reservist Lance Corporal Brodie Gillon, US Army Spc.
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Last week, gay rights campaigner Kelvin Holdsworth was shortlisted as a candidate for bishop of Glasgow within the Scottish Episcopal Church, reigniting divisions between liberal and conservative Anglicans.
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But a funding fight over border security also risks exposing divides within the Democratic party — reigniting an emotional debate that nearly tore the caucus apart earlier this summer.
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The Thursday revelation runs counter to previous reports that Mikhail Lesin's November death was due to a heart attack, reigniting accusations that foul play may have been involved.
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However, in April 2016, the couple reunited with a kiss at London's Heathrow Airport, just three weeks after they stepped out together for lunch in Malibu, reigniting relationship rumors.
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The latest reports surrounding Kislyak's meetings with Sessions are threatening to sink another high-ranking official in Trump's fledgling administration and are reigniting controversy over its ties to Russia.
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Investors in the bond market will likely be turning their attention back to trade, as the tit-for-tat dispute between the U.S. and China shows signs of reigniting.
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"This policy mix has the potential of reigniting productivity growth and raising U.S. growth potential," David Folkerts-Landau, chief economist at Deutsche Bank, said in a report for clients.
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Despite having officially joined Paramore again—he's been clear from the start that reigniting their friendship was of tantamount importance to him—he's also touring and writing with HALFNOISE.
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But his transition into broadcasting doesn't mean he's closed the door on a return to the sidelines -- telling us he still loves coaching and would consider reigniting his career.
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President Emmanuel Macron made headlines in early November 2018 when he called for a "true European Army," reigniting the debate around the EU's role in European defense and security.
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Mars enters air sign Aquarius on September 10, reigniting some issues that came up for you this summer—the difference is that now, you're prepared to deal with them!
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He goes aboard a ballistic missile submarine to see why the military wants to upgrade the nukes we have—and the potential danger of reigniting a nuclear arms race.
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As Hyperallergic previously reported, the show was highly controversial, reigniting debates over Durham's claim of Native American ancestry and, more broadly, revealing how disconnected institutions are from Native communities.
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Now some experts question whether the league risks reigniting the controversy with some fans, including those who have boycotted in recent years at the behest of President Donald Trump.
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On Tuesday, Trump again blamed both the white supremacists and the counterprotesters for the violence, reigniting bipartisan criticism only a day after he condemned white supremacists and hate groups.
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One "I'mma let you finish" later, it became the event that defined and connected the two artists: And maybe reigniting his conflict with Swift was what West was going for.
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Overall, the story that emerges is that India's demand for imported energy so far this year has disappointed, which doesn't bode well for the government's forecast of reigniting economic growth.
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U.S. President Donald Trump is due to unveil revisions to his initial tariff list targeting $50 billion of Chinese goods on Friday, reigniting concerns of a full-blown trade war.
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Moscow then began to supply tank and artillery support to insurgents fighting the government in Kiev, reigniting concerns about a potential conventional ground conflict in Europe between traditionally armed opponents.
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Keyshawn Johnson's wife says her marriage to the ex-NFL star is OVER -- again -- and she's reigniting the divorce from the WR ... almost 2 years after they tied the knot.
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President Donald Trump told congressional leaders Monday that "illegals" had cost him the popular vote, reigniting a quarrel over a claim that has been largely dismissed by independent fact-checkers.
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Eric Miller's nomination be an appeals judge is reigniting the Senate's fight over "blue slips," a sheet of paper that indicates if a home-state senator approves of a nominee.
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Along with appearing to juice many companies' net earnings, it is likely to bring the spotlight back to the issue of low corporate taxes in America, possibly reigniting that debate.
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Not long after the president's comments were made public, #PineappleOnPizza began trending on Twitter, reigniting an old and futile debate about the validity of the fruit as a pizza topping.
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Why it matters: Netflix's miss is reigniting debate around whether the new tech economy, where companies are highly valued despite being barely or far from profitable, is sustainable long-term.
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This is the proposal I present, along with an ambitious program aimed at reigniting the economic and industrial sectors, reducing inequality, improving administrative efficiency and making Catalonia's institutions more democratic.
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After Representative Jim Clyburn's critical endorsement in South Carolina, Biden swept the state with 703 percent of the Black vote, reigniting a campaign that had seemed deflated only days before.
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Reigniting the Space Race: Blue Origin CEO Bob Smith intends to return the U.S. to crewed spaceflight, with a goal of doing so this year with its first suborbital trips.
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Also needed would be evidence that China could re-emerge from the virus without reigniting infections, and that other major economies had hit inflection points for infection rates, he added.
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COPENHAGEN — Denmark's ban on face veils in public took effect on Wednesday, setting off protests and reigniting a debate over a law that rights groups say discriminates against Muslim women.
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The ghosts of the 22020 financial crisis are lingering over the Democratic presidential primary, reigniting the battles over Wall Street reform that divided the party more than a decade ago.
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Finally, headliners RL Grime and Baauer took the stage, playing their EDM trap classics I'd forgotten all about, reigniting a flame I'd left festivals ago as I moshed and milly rocked.
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Now Microsoft is reigniting the issue with a new bakeoff video that puts the latest version of Edge, included in the new Windows 10 Creators Update, up against Chrome and Firefox.
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The , which tracks the greenback against six major currencies, briefly fell to session lows during Trump's remarks in which he pledged to put "America first," reigniting some worries of protectionist policies.
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Oil prices fell after a consultancy report forecast a rise in OPEC production for July despite the group's pledge to curb output, reigniting concerns the market will stay awash with crude.
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Both sides want to avoid a return to checkpoints on the Irish border as this would hinder trade and risk reigniting violence in the province two decades after a peace deal.
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The last time we saw him, he was unknowingly reigniting his parent's love for one another, which would eventually lead them down to the altar at the end of season 6.
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It takes at least 2,600 gallons of water to put out a battery fire, according to Gorin, and handling the battery or moving it can make it more prone to reigniting.
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"In his service in Congress, Steve has brought clarity and leadership to the work of reigniting the American Dream for the middle class families who are the backbone of our democracy."
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Oil prices sank after a consultant forecast a rise in OPEC production for July despite the group's pledge to curb output, reigniting concerns the global market will stay awash with crude.
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The 2017 wildfire season is reigniting a national discussion on the causes of catastrophic wildfires and the solutions that are needed to protect forests, property and human lives in the future.
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The Transportation Department's Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) is reigniting a debate over the font used for by traffic control devices for travel on highways, streets, bike paths and some private roads.
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That was to show his fellow EU leaders that fears extensive border checks between EU state Ireland and Britain's province of Northern Ireland would risk reigniting sectarian violence were not exaggerated.
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But it was the 31-year-old's first since June's European Grand Prix, reigniting his title challenge after a run of lackluster races in which he steadily lost ground to Hamilton.
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Also needed would be evidence that China can re-emerge from the virus, without reigniting infections and, that other major economies have hit the inflection points for infection rates, he added.
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Some participants in an Oval Office meeting last week said Mr. Trump called African nations "shitholes" in a discussion about immigration, reigniting concerns about the president's racially tinged language about immigrants.
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The Australian, however, broke back when Nadal was serving for the match in the fourth set, reigniting the contest and bringing the partisan Rod Laver Arena crowd back into the equation.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Falling Asian gas prices are reigniting interest in northwest Europe as a liquefied natural gas (LNG) destination following winter shortages as Russia and the United States step up deliveries.
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Just days before the presidential election, James Comey, then the FBI director, informed Congress in a letter that the FBI had found emails on the laptop, reigniting the cooled Clinton scandal.
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At another breakfast -- the National Prayer Breakfast, to be exact -- the President again had a hard time focusing on the event at hand, reigniting a feud with his "Apprentice" replacement, Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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Knorr-Bremse in September made a 4.86 billion Swedish crown ($575 million) all-cash bid for the Swedish brake systems rival, reigniting a bidding war by trumping an offer from Germany's ZF .
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Investor sentiment was cooled further after North Korea, which has been under U.N. Security Council sanctions, said that it had successfully tested a miniaturised hydrogen nuclear device on Wednesday, reigniting geopolitical tensions.
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Clinton critics have not proven that Clinton or the State Department materially granted any favors to possible donors, but the report and other emerging information is reigniting the firestorm over the foundation.
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Black Lives Matter is being awarded "for building a powerful movement for racial equality, courageously reigniting a global conversation around state violence and racism," the Sydney Peace Foundation said in a statement.
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Treasury yields fell on Friday after President Donald Trump said he would slap additional tariffs on Chinese goods next month, reigniting fears of a prolonged trade war between the world's largest economies.
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Mr Griffin, who has homes in Chicago, Florida and London, reportedly will not make this his primary residence, thus reigniting an old proposal to tax New York City's many pieds-à-terre.
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A neat tool for Twitter got some renewed attention this week, reigniting conversation around the problem of subconscious gender bias and the proclivity of men to follow other men on social media.
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Justin Bieber was the one who pursued Selena Gomez, not vice versa, and it took some convincing on his part to prove to her reigniting the relationship would be a good thing.
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Retailers, however, limited index gains after Amazon said it would cut prices at Whole Foods Market, the food chain it acquired in June, reigniting fears of aggressive price competition for Europe's supermarkets.
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Instead, Handel cruised to a relatively easy 220006-point victory, reigniting questions about the accuracy of the polls at a time when the industry is soul-searching over its 2202 election failures.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - A Kenyan opposition politician was charged with treason on Tuesday over the symbolic presidential "swearing in" of opposition leader Raila Odinga, reigniting street protests in which one person was killed.
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The single currency was also pressured earlier after the Italian government appointed two eurosceptics to head key finance committees, reigniting worries about anti-euro voices in the euro zone's third-largest economy.
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The Intercept's report came just months after two hostages — including an American citizen — were accidentally killed by a US drone strike in Pakistan, reigniting criticism of President Barack Obama's reliance on drones.
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Oil prices fell about 2 percent on Friday after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened new tariffs on China over Twitter, reigniting fears of a trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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Republicans overwhelmingly backed Mr. Rubio's bill, reigniting a fracas over political support for the B.D.S. movement, which seeks to pressure Israel into ending the occupation of the West Bank, among other things.
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Although Britain voted to end its EU membership at the referendum, Scottish voters overwhelmingly backed remaining inside the bloc, reigniting the debate over Scotland's future as a constituent nation of the United Kingdom.
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This is supposed to be a day for celebrating our achievements and the progress we've made since March 8 of last year, and for reigniting a sense of purpose in the months ahead.
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Related: A Measles Outbreak at Disneyland Is Reigniting the Debate on Vaccinations "Having said that, it does set up a legal norm that embraces the idea of more science-informed decision," he continued.
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Bank stocks have been the most sensitive to signs a promised tax reform package would materialise, reigniting the "reflation trade" which sent stock markets surging after the election of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Trump has inflamed tension after a deadly rally by white nationalists in Charlottesville, Virginia last weekend by blaming both left- and right-wing extremists for violence, reigniting a firestorm over U.S. race relations.
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The revival of the conflict briefly attracted the attention of the international community, as officials from America, the European Union, and Russia all urged calm, aiming to prevent full-scale war from reigniting.
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The Dancing with the Stars judge shared a photo from her stint as a witch on Instagram yesterday to celebrate the book's 20th anniversary, reigniting a childhood jealousy I thought I'd gotten over.
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In addition to reigniting a nuclear arms race ended by Ronald Reagan 30 years ago, reintroducing nuclear-armed Tomahawk cruise missiles would aggravate the INF crisis by validating Moscow's claims of U.S. noncompliance.
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As president, Sánchez has renewed the PSOE's political agenda in Spain, reigniting fierce debates over the legacy of General Francisco Franco's dictatorship that lasted 40 years, from 1939 until his death in 1979.
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A presidential decree on Saturday showed Cetinkaya, whose four-year term was due to run until 2020, had been replaced by his deputy Murat Uysal, reigniting concerns about political interference in monetary policy.
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With other high-profile Google executives having recently been accused of sexual misconduct, the company's culture is now under the microscope, reigniting criticism of how the behavior of the company's leadership is handled.
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The health department's slow response also has set off finger-pointing among top officials and Azar's deputies, reigniting longstanding feuds at a crucial time when the Trump administration needs to work in lockstep.
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The statements have sparked backlash from politicians and political observers who say the countries are reigniting an arms race reminiscent of the Cold War stand-off between the U.S. and the Soviet Union.
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Oil prices fell on Friday after a consultancy report forecast a rise in OPEC production for July despite the group's pledge to curb output, reigniting concerns the market will stay awash with crude.
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Then, they say, after a disappointing result in one general election, he reversed his political fortunes by reigniting a conflict with Kurdish insurgents and won a second snap poll later in the year.
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The concern now, though, is that when the UK withdraws from the EU, a hard border will go back up between the two Irish neighbors, severing those ties and potentially reigniting the conflict.
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The market's losses were extended after China's state-run Global Times reported that Beijing would soon announce a list of retaliatory tariffs on United States imports, reigniting fears of a U.S.-China trade war.
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While the country reels from a series of mass shootings, each one reigniting the debate over the regulation of firearms, the hottest investments in the stock market seem to be shares of gun manufacturers.
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Black Panther, Marvel's first cinematic installment with a black actor in the lead role, earned a nomination for Best Picture, reigniting a conversation about superhero films as potential awards-show contenders in major categories.
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Iranian women reported that they were being barred from attending a major volleyball tournament featuring the Olympic-bound men's national team, reigniting a debate about whether Iran should be allowed to host international matches.
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South Korea and Japan's trade war just got a lot worse after the two countries dropped each other from their lists of trusted economic partners, further reigniting their decades-long political and economic tensions.
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"The exceptional rally in the Japanese yen is stifling the economy, and it's reigniting deflationary pressures," Hasenstab said in a release by Franklin Templeton of a roundtable discussion on politics, policies and market resiliency.
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But on Monday, Lisa Wilkinson herself became the subject of the day's breaking news, her resignation reigniting a fierce debate about a gender pay gap, an issue that has increasingly roiled the media industry.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's new ruling coalition plans to raise its budget deficit to around 222% of economic output next year, sources said, in a move that would risk reigniting tensions with the European Union.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)South Korea's top court on Thursday ordered a retrial of Samsung's de facto leader Lee Jae-yong, reigniting a bribery case that could send the technology heir back to prison.
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In his final State of the Union address, President Barack Obama outlined a progressive agenda that called for reigniting the nation's spirit of innovation and employing technology to combat urgent challenges like climate change.
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Pusha, 41, made headlines earlier this year for reigniting his feud with Drake, 31, by putting out a diss track "The Story Of Adidon" in which he claimed the Toronto rapper fathered an illegitimate child.
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But O'Rourke generated widespread enthusiasm in his Senate campaign and raised tens of millions of dollars in small donations as he traveled to every part of Texas — reigniting, in many places, a dormant Democratic Party.
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Turkey's air force has been striking PKK positions in northern Iraq since a fragile two-and-a-half year-old peace process with the group collapsed in July, reigniting a fierce three-decade old conflict.
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VENICE, Italy (Reuters) - A towering cruise ship collided with a dock and a tourist boat in Venice on Sunday, injuring four people and reigniting calls for large vessels to be banned from the lagoon city.
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Stocks soared on Tuesday after the U.S. decided to delay tariffs on certain Chinese goods while outright removing some items from the tariff list, reigniting hopes Washington and Beijing could reach a long-term resolution.
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Then the soundtrack was made available online last Friday, reigniting your feelings once more as you re-lived the rollercoaster of distress and conspiracy theories through a blaze of creepy 80s synths and foreboding beats.
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The issue becomes even thornier as the FBI mulls reigniting the debate over encryption, specifically whether or not manufacturers should be required to create systems to allow law enforcement to enter systems without users' consent.
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With four modified embryos, it is the world's second published claim of editing the genes of human embryos, according to Nature, reigniting the debate over whether such studies are ethical, given the technical challenges involved.
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It came two months after government officials in China and Hong Kong condemned the FCC for hosting a speech by an independence activist, Andy Chan, reigniting debate about the viability of the city's promised freedoms.
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The proposal has the potential of reigniting a rift between creditors and shareholders including largest stakeholder Pharol SGPS SA, because of the high degree of dilution that the debt-for-equity swap entails, analysts said.
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Germany had banned some Turkish politicians from campaigning on its soil for a referendum on giving Erdogan sweeping new powers Ankara responded by accusing Berlin of "Nazi-like" tactics and reigniting the dispute over Incirlik.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. long-dated Treasury yields fell on Thursday after the United States imposed tariffs on steel and aluminum imports form the European Union, Canada and Mexico, reigniting fears of a trade war.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump has backed off a threat he made this month to impose tariffs on Brazilian metal, a move that would have broken a previous agreement with the country and risked reigniting trade tensions.
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The California company is set to face at least $30 billion in liability for fire in 2017 and 2018, sources told CNBC's David Faber on Monday, reigniting concerns that it could face capital and liquidity constraints.
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Doing so would widen the gap in political culture between Turkey and Europe and, as German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier asserted forcefully on Monday in Brussels, derail the already limited possibility of reigniting accession talks.
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"Combining the convenience of packaged foods with healthy good nutrition, that is where our sweet spot is," said Schneider, who took the top job at Nestle last year with the declared goal of reigniting sales growth.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari has announced that he will travel to the United Kingdom to see his doctor, reigniting speculations about the state of his health and ability to rule Africa's biggest economy.
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The bill would codify the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) 2628 Open Internet Order into law, reigniting a debate between Republicans and Democrats over whether the FCC should have the legal authority to enforce net neutrality rules.
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A rare coalition of environmental and industry groups as well as lawmakers from both sides of the aisle have launched a market-oriented plan for a carbon tax — reigniting the national debate on climate change policy.
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That bill with follow-on proposals, which would need lower house approval after passing the Senate, was designed to avoid delaying a reform process that economists call essential to stabilizing Brazil's public finances and reigniting growth.
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But in recent days he has escalated those attacks on Twitter by reigniting a conversation about the president's mental health and saying Mr. Trump was a malignant narcissist who fits the profile for narcissistic personality disorder.
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Sanders' decisive victory in the Nevada caucuses last week, on the back of strong finishes in Iowa and New Hampshire, have made him the clear front-runner, reigniting Medicare for All fears over the last month.
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Beijing (CNN)A Swedish book publisher under house arrest in China was seized by plainclothes police on a train Saturday in front of diplomats, his daughter said, reigniting international criticism of Beijing's treatment of its critics.
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So, in the hopes of reigniting something between us, we sat down together to devise one last excursion before summer came to a close: a 1,084-mile journey across the Southwest desert to the Grand Canyon.
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Misrata brigades aligned with the GNA have largely driven Islamic State from their former North African stronghold of Sirte, raising fears splits between eastern and western factions could deepen, reigniting a civil conflict that erupted in 2014.
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WASHINGTON/OTTAWA (Reuters) - A group representing the U.S. lumber industry and some of its workers on Friday called on authorities to impose duties on Canadian softwood lumber, reigniting a long-standing trade dispute between the two nations.
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The 85-year-old's Twenty-First Century Fox made a formal approach to take full control of the British-based Sky last week, reigniting a row over whether the media mogul controls too much of Britain's media.
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But his latest claim referring to the June 9, 2016 meeting was first reported by The New York Times in the summer of 2017, reigniting claims that the Trump campaign coordinated with Russia during the presidential election.
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By choosing to run for office now, Mr. Sessions risks reigniting attacks from his former boss, who could undermine his standing among the Republican voters he needs to win next year's crowded primary election on March 3.
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The United States on Thursday said it will impose tariffs on aluminum and steel imports from Canada, Mexico and the European Union, ending months of uncertainty about potential exemptions and reigniting fears of a global trade war.
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However, the IMF source said investors should observe patience since reigniting tensions would be more likely to trigger a default that could jeopardize Mozambique's ambitions to become one of the world's top three liquefied natural gas producers.
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With a deal off the table, investors will turn their attention to Reckitt's internal challenges, including the integration of Mead Johnson, the ailing baby formula maker it bought for $17 billion last year, and reigniting sales growth.
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"Fire and Fury" has detonated as few contemporaneous political books ever have, gripping an angry president's attention for days, reigniting questions about his mental stability and prompting the excommunication of Stephen K. Bannon, Trump's former chief strategist.
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The Friday Gaza marches are protests against the 11-year-old blockade of Gaza but also focused on reigniting international interest in Palestinian claims of a right of return to homes they were driven from in 1948.
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Canada announced a change to a three-year-old financial stress test designed to reduce risky mortgage lending, potentially reigniting housing markets the measure was meant to cool, and posing a challenge for the Bank of Canada.
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Two lawmakers on Tuesday evening erupted into a shouting match on the House floor over Speaker Paul Ryan's firing — and then reinstatement — of the House chaplain, reigniting a contentious religious fight the Wisconsin Republican hoped would fade.
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The economy contracted 0.3 percent in the final three months of 2016 as mining and manufacturing output shrank, reigniting concerns about falling government revenues and the country's chances of holding on to its investment rate credit rating.
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Now, by leaving and apparently doing so at Trump's instigation, Pence is reigniting the controversy, potentially sparking another round of demonstrations by players and ensuring the fight over the anthem protests continues for another week at least.
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FedEx has apologized for another Huawei Technologies delivery "mistake," reigniting Chinese ire and drawing the fire of state media which suggested the U.S. delivery firm could end up on China's upcoming list of companies that harm national interests.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices fell about 2 percent on Friday after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened new tariffs on China, reigniting fears of a trade war between the world's two largest economies that could hurt global growth.
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With St-Pierre and Romero showing disinterest, Bisping shifted gears remarkably quickly, reigniting his old beef with the welterweight champ in a matter of days, and even getting him to agree to the much discussed July 8 date.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's No. 1 casino firm Crown Resorts Ltd won support from investors and analysts on Thursday for a plan to split the business, reigniting speculation billionaire owner James Packer may take part of the company private.
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"Didn't invite the Mother of my child to a baby shower you all were trying to throw for me!!?" he tweeted late last month, reigniting the feud between the Kardashian-Jenner clan and his model fiancée, Blac Chyna.
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This approach could yield the type of once-in-a-lifetime spectacle that only the cinematic experience can deliver, reigniting the wonder and awe that audiences feel every time they see their genetic ancestors on the big screen.
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This initiative—details of which were revealed to Motherboard in documents obtained through an access to information request—shows that the Canadian government is reigniting its focus on biometrics after a similar attempt a decade ago fizzled out.
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After some time off regrouping and realizing new dreams and following a serious interest in cooking, she decided to make a third album, reigniting her love for rap and for hip-hop but never for the music business.
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Murdoch's Twenty-First Century Fox has offered $14.8 billion to buy the 61 percent of Britain's Sky it does not already own, reigniting a row in the country over whether the Australian-born businessman has too much influence.
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LIMA, Peru — Alberto Fujimori, the former Peruvian dictator imprisoned for human rights abuses but then pardoned last year, was ordered back to prison on Wednesday, reigniting debate over the fate of one of the region's most contentious figures.
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On Monday, the graphic video footage was shown on the first day of Mr. Dungay's inquest, reigniting long-simmering anger about the deaths of Indigenous Australians in custody, which are a flash point of race relations in Australia.
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Waldstein: It's hard to adequately describe the complete energy shifts that have taken place in this building, first with Gurriel's 3-run homer, then Bellinger's 3-run homer dampening it down, and then Altuve's reigniting the thunderous cheers.
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EARLY JUNE 1998 A book written by Mark Fuhrman, a former Los Angeles police detective known for his role in the O. J. Simpson case, singles out Mr. Skakel as the likely killer, reigniting interest two decades later.
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The high stakes were evident in the intensity of the exchanges, with Biden and Warren, in particular, facing the do-or-die task of reigniting their campaigns after poor showings in Iowa and New Hampshire earlier this month.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazil's three largest fuel distribution companies are under investigation for fixing prices at the pump, police said on Tuesday, reigniting debate over potential collusion among gas station owners in Latin America's largest oil producer.
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The owner of the New York Giants admitted Thursday that the team re-signed a player who they knew had abused his wife, reigniting a conversation about how seriously — or not — domestic abuse is taken by the NFL.
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It came two months after government officials in China and Hong Kong condemned the FCC, one of Asia's leading press clubs, for hosting a speech by an independence activist, reigniting debate about the viability of the city's promised freedoms.
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I love what he did in terms of humanizing Joe, in terms of reigniting things between Joe and Gordon, and in terms of showing that Mutiny, which often has this great appreciation and fairness for everybody, sometimes misses too.
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The same week Guillén, 25, and Carreon, 21, headed toward Houston, it was reported that President Donald Trump was considering ending the policy, reigniting the national debate over who belongs in the country and who should be pushed out.
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Earlier, Trump said he is holding fire on taxing the remaining $6.870.28 billion of Chinese goods, and announced that he will meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping in June, reigniting hopes for an agreement to end the tariff tussle.
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Or he may conclude that Xi Jinping, China's leader, has played him for a fool and fire off a petulant tweet, nudging the two countries' relationship back into crisis and reigniting global fears of a full-blown trade conflict.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Reports of marriage between a 11-year old girl and a man 30 years her senior sparked an uproar in Malaysia on Saturday, reigniting debate on the subject of underage marriage in the Muslim majority country.
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The mainly Kurdish region has been hit by a surge in violence since a two-year ceasefire between the state and the PKK collapsed last July, reigniting a conflict which has killed more than 40,000 people over three decades.
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His chaotic and colorful collections are noted for a gender-bending, nostalgia-tinged, soft-focus flare, and he has been touted as Gucci's commercial savior, reigniting sales after the Italian luxury house spent several seasons in the commercial wilderness.
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Reigniting his base-pleasing, culture war feud with African-American players in a move that is certain to widen national divides on a deeply sensitive issue, Trump is telling the Philadelphia Eagles: Don't come to the White House Tuesday.
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While the expected turnout was the cause the White House cited for the cancellation, Trump also highlighted the team's participation in national anthem protests, reigniting a controversy that raged all last season over the practice among some NFL players.
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In June, a cruise liner plowed into a smaller tour ship and a wharf on a canal in Venice, injuring four people and reigniting arguments about the dangers of allowing huge vessels to pass through the fragile lagoon city.
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Navratilova's comments are "disturbing, upsetting, and deeply transphobic," said Rachel McKinnon, who in 183 became the first transgender woman to win a world track cycling title, reigniting a debate over whether trans women have unfair physical advantages in sport.
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The South Korean airline group is already under fire after a daughter of its chairman allegedly threw water at an attendee of a business meeting, reigniting public anger at the bad behavior of families controlling the country's biggest conglomerates.
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When he started floating large balloons in 2005, with others following suit, he received credit — and blame — for reigniting the leaflet battle the two Korean armies had waged until it petered out with the end of the Cold War.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Asian oil traders are bracing for another round of hefty price falls on Monday in key benchmarks Brent and Dubai after the world's top exporter Saudi Arabia slashed prices, reigniting a market share battle among key producers.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Asian oil traders are bracing for another round of hefty price falls on Monday in key benchmarks Brent and Dubai after the world's top exporter Saudi Arabia slashed prices, reigniting a market share battle among key producers.
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They point out that a leadership contest before then would risk reigniting a public fight over Europe, and would raise pressure to hold a general election, which the Conservatives might lose to a resurgent, left-wing opposition Labour Party.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Australia's immigration minister, Peter Dutton, has defended a move to cut off financial and housing support to up to 100 asylum seekers brought from its offshore camps for medical treatment, reigniting debate over the country's detention policy.
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While monetary policy may not be the best method for addressing trade policy uncertainty or reigniting business investment, the Fed's pivot has reassured investors and financial markets that the central bank is now acting to sustain the economic expansion.
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The recent flooding has damaged hundreds of miles of levees, reigniting a debate that has gone on for generations: How should rivers be controlled, who gets to decide and how much protection should be given to those most vulnerable?
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SpaceIL's Beresheet lander was designed to "hop" across the Moon by reigniting its main engine, though the nonprofit has noted that it may not actually do that maneuver now that it's no longer bound by the rules of the competition.
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LUXEMBOURG/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The EU's highest court ruled on Wednesday that member states must take in a share of refugees who reach Europe, dismissing complaints by Slovakia and Hungary and reigniting an east-west row that has shaken the Union's cohesion.
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The arrest of a high-profile Chinese telecom executive at the behest of the U.S. government sent fear into financial markets that it could complicate talks between the U.S. and China, reigniting trade wars and wreaking damage on the global economy.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Treatments that claim to "cure" gay people are making headlines, with a new movie winning praise, another yanked off the screen and a tiff at the Winter Olympics reigniting calls for banning so-called conversion therapy.
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SYDNEY, Sept 8 (Reuters) - Westpac Banking Corp on Thursday became Australia's second lender this week to refund millions of dollars for fees deemed not immediately evident, fanning concern about banking practices and reigniting calls for a review of banks' market power.
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Sure, the movie is not a proper reboot, since it reportedly takes place in the same universe as the older films, but it's still an attempt at reigniting a film franchise nine years later, so call it whatever you like.
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Debauching the currency, poisoning relations with Europe and America, locking up tens of thousands of innocent people, muzzling the press, reigniting a civil war and fiddling with the constitution to gain the powers of a sultan surely ought to be enough.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A video of a young woman being sexually assaulted by a gang of teenage boys on a bus in Casablanca has sparked outrage in Morocco, reigniting a bitter debate about violence against women in the Muslim country.
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As First Lady Melania Trump unveiled this year's White House Christmas decorations on Twitter Monday morning, some of her followers celebrated by reigniting previously debunked rumors that former President Barack Obama banned Nativity scenes from the White House last year.
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HONG KONG, June 19 (Reuters) - The yuan advanced to its strongest level in over three weeks after China and the United States said they will return to the negotiating table, reigniting hopes for a deal to end a heated trade war.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A European Commission order requiring Apple Inc to pay Ireland $13 billion euros ($14.5 billion) in unpaid taxes on Tuesday drew swift rebukes from the Obama administration and lawmakers in Congress, while reigniting calls for U.S. tax reform.
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Adding to political jitters was Trump's raising the spectre of high U.S. tariffs on imported cars, reigniting fears of a trade war, although some investors see this as a Trump tactic to get better deals from big car-exporting countries.
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Reigniting growth fears, data showed the South Korean economy unexpectedly contracted in the first quarter, while Chinese officials warned of protracted pressure on growth, a day after disappointing German Ifo sentiment survey exacerbated concerns about the euro zone's economic outlook.
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But a rebound in prices means potential buyers will have only a narrow window to get a piece of the city's sky-high real estate, reigniting the challenges policymakers face in easing public discontent over rising costs and asset bubble risks.
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But tradition is a powerful force to overcome: Even after the 2012 Republican Iowa caucuses ended without a clear winner because of ballot-counting problems — reigniting complaints that a small and insular state wielded undue influence — efforts to dethrone Iowa failed.
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BRASILIA/CURITIBA, Brazil (Reuters) - Brazil's leftist former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva left prison on Friday after a judge ordered his release, startling financial markets and reigniting both ends of the political spectrum with calls for demonstrations in coming days.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - A movie based on a controversial and best-selling novel that chronicled the everyday sexism faced by women topped South Korea's box office this week, reigniting a national debate over women's roles in an historically male-dominated society.
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Democratic senators are reigniting their calls to fight against another Republican health-care push that aims to repeal and replace ObamaCare after reports surfaced that President Trump and GOP leaders are working to garner support for legislation introduced by Sens.
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The escalation risks reigniting warfare in Libya's central desert regions, where forces aligned with the eastern-based Libyan National Army (LNA) have skirmished since late last year with opponents aligned with a U.N.-backed Government of National Accord (GNA) in Tripoli.
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SSE shares lost 2.5 percent, their weakest performance in nearly two months, after the energy supplier said it was renegotiating terms with Innogy on a proposed retail energy tie-up, reigniting concerns about the outlook for the UK retail market.
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The House Benghazi Committee on Tuesday released its long-awaited report into the 2012 attacks in Libya, reigniting the debate over Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Back in May, partial findings from a $25 million, taxpayer-funded National Toxicology Program (NTP) study drew a potential link between mobile phone use and cancer in rats — reigniting one of the most heated debates IARC has weighed in on.
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SSE shares fell 3 percent to their lowest in nearly two months after the energy supplier said it was renegotiating terms with Innogy on a proposed retail energy tie-up, reigniting concerns about the outlook for the UK retail market.
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That may be cleared up (CNBC) Apple (AAPL) is closing the technological loophole that let authorities hack into iPhones, angering police and other officials and reigniting a debate over whether the government has a right to get into personal devices.
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A new chapter opened Thursday in the drama over the future of the $37 billion Redstone media empire, with CBS Corporation and Viacom announcing plans to explore a reunion, reigniting a plan that fizzled a little more than a year ago.
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She often quotes herself too, or party slogans commissioned by her and given a focus group's seal of approval: Six for '06 (in 2006), Reigniting the American Dream (2011), Ladders of Opportunity (2010), A Better Deal (2017), For the People (2018).
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We know you were probably thinking it, so we're just going to say it: Having sex with your partner (or reigniting the self-love flame) is as good a way as any to spend time cooped up in your apartment.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - A movie based on a controversial and best-selling novel that chronicled the everyday sexism faced by women topped South Korea's box office this week, reigniting a national debate over women's roles in an historically male-dominated society.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Polish inflation was at its highest level since 2012 in December as food prices and net inflation accelerated, a flash estimate showed on Tuesday, potentially reigniting debate on the direction of interest rates in central Europe's largest economy.
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Qassem Soleimani in Baghdad last week has sparked fierce criticism on Capitol Hill about Trump's authority to carry out military actions against Iran without congressional approval, reigniting a long-stalled debate about a new authorization for the use of military force.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices slid on Friday, settling about 2267 percent lower after a consultancy forecast a rise in OPEC production for July despite the group's pledge to curb output, reigniting concerns the global market will stay awash with crude.
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The news comes two months after government officials in China and Hong Kong condemned the FCC, one of Asia's leading press clubs, for hosting a speech by an independence activist, reigniting debate about the viability of the city's promised freedoms.
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GENEVA/MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's economy ministry said on Thursday that it would appeal the World Trade Organization's ruling against its challenge to U.S. tuna marketing rules, reigniting a long-standing dispute between major trade partners amid tough talks to update NAFTA.
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BERLIN — The shock decision of Angela Merkel's heir apparent to quit as leader of Germany's largest party thrust the country's politics into disarray Monday, reigniting both the race to inherit the chancellor's mantle and a battle over the direction of the conservative establishment.
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VIENNA/ROME (Reuters) - Austria is planning to impose border controls and possibly deploy troops to cut the number of migrants crossing from Italy, defense officials said, drawing a warning from Rome and reigniting a row over Europe's handling of the refugee crisis.
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That will take a few days, but just 45 minutes after it sends the GRACE-FOs on their way, the Falcon-9 will resume its journey, reigniting the second stage engine and bringing the Iridium NEXT satellites to about 485 miles up.
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However, Italy's worsening economic outlook and the government's backing for higher budget spending in a dispute with Brussels have caused yield spreads between Italian and German government debt to widen, reigniting concerns of a rift between core and periphery euro zone economies.
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A campaign dogged by personal gaffes risks reigniting feuding within the party, which has struggled to break into mainstream politics despite playing a pivotal role in forcing the government to call an EU referendum and the subsequent campaign to leave the bloc.
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Over the last week, as Clinton has quietly retreated to prepare for the debates, Trump stepped back into the spotlight by reigniting the controversy surrounding his past support for the "birther" movement, which holds that President Obama is not a naturally born American.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has recommended extending the mandate of a peacekeeping mission in the disputed territory of Western Sahara for a year, warning that the conflict there was in danger of reigniting, according to a new report.
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Matt Borges, the Ohio Republican chairman, called the criticism of Mr. Kasich "obviously calculated" and expressed irritation that Mr. Trump was reigniting his feud with the governor in one of the swing states where the presumptive Republican is most competitive in the polls.
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BRUSSELS, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Britain should bear the costs of the transfer of the European Union's London-based banking agency after it leaves the bloc, the European Parliament's committee on financial affairs said on Tuesday, reigniting the spat over the Brexit bill.
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It aims to get euro zone price growth to close to but less than two percent and expectations are high that next month it may ramp up its program of buying billions of euros of government bonds in hope of reigniting price growth.
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Both sides have vowed to avoid physical border checks on the island of Ireland for fear of reigniting sectarian violence there, but the EU says this would not be possible under Britain's plan to also leave the bloc's single market and customs union.
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Last January another security issue relating to WhatsApp's platform was highlighted after a security researcher showed it was possible to force the generation of new encryption keys for offline users — reigniting debate over how key verification is implemented within an encrypted system.
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NHTSA and NTSB are investigating a number of crashes since 2017 that focus on two primary issues: the role of Tesla's driver assistance technology Autopilot in accidents and some significant battery fires in the electric vehicles after crashes, including cases of batteries reigniting.
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In particular, as part of the push to raise $1 billion in revenue for tax reform, they are asking Congress to allow oil and gas drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, reigniting one of the longest-running environmental fights in US history.
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Now Apple is closing the technological loophole that let authorities hack into iPhones, angering police and other officials and reigniting a debate over whether the government has a right to get into the personal devices that are at the center of modern life.
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At a time when many democracies feel caught between the rising influence of autocrats and demagogues on one side, and the public's loss of faith in democratic ideals on the other, Hong Kong's struggle is reigniting faith and interest in citizen politics.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump lashed out Thursday at the appearance and intellect of Mika Brzezinski, a co-host of MSNBC's "Morning Joe," drawing condemnation from his fellow Republicans and reigniting the controversy over his attitudes toward women that nearly derailed his candidacy last year.
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A decision by the estate of Edward Albee not to allow a production of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" to cast a black actor as a blond character is reigniting decades-long debates in the theater world over race, casting and authorial control.
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Republican state lawmakers have filed a wave of bills that would ban medical professionals from treating transgender teens with hormones and sex reassignment surgery, reigniting a polarizing national debate over the rights of transgender youths and the government's reach into doctors' offices.
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A powerful pair of House lawmakers is poised to introduce legislation this week that would place modest limits on the National Security Agency's warrantless surveillance program, likely reigniting debate on Capitol Hill and setting up a potential showdown with the Trump administration.
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Visit Business Insider&aposs homepage for more storiesA top US Air Force general said Tuesday that the US is preparing responses just in case North Korea fires a long-range missile amid the stalled peace talks, possibly reigniting the tensions that characterized 2017.
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For one thing, its two great successes, victory in the Cold War and reigniting economic growth (through Ronald Reagan's tax cuts, spending policies and regulatory reforms), have made plausible his own visions of post-Cold War foreign policy and a resurgent economy.
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ROME — A colossal cruise liner plowed into a smaller tour ship and a wharf on a canal in Venice on Sunday morning, injuring four people and reigniting arguments about the dangers of allowing the huge vessels to pass through the fragile lagoon city.
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And for Oklahoma, which has found itself at the center of a national conversation on race and policing at several points in the past few years, the controversy is also reigniting debates over racial issues that have plagued the state for decades.
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VENICE, Italy (Reuters) - The only movie in the main competition in Venice made by a woman was heckled by an audience member who called director Jennifer Kent a "whore", reigniting concerns about sexism at the festival which has been accused of overlooking female filmmakers.
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Roundup Arsenal's bid for a third straight F.A. Cup title was held up on Saturday by a frustrating 0-0 draw against visiting Hull in the fifth round, forcing the teams into yet another meeting in the competition and reigniting the debate over replays.
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Facebook's Safety Check feature has come under intense scrutiny for reportedly describing events in Berlin as an "attack" before police authorities and news agencies were able to confirm the nature of the incident, reigniting the so-called fake news controversy surrounding the social media giant.
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NEW YORK/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump asked securities regulators to explore replacing quarterly reporting requirements with half-yearly filings at the urging of executives including PepsiCo Chief Executive Indra Nooyi, reigniting a debate about how often companies should give financial updates to investors.
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The GOP bill's Medicaid provisions are reigniting a longstanding debate between conservatives who have long been critical of the program's cost and performance against more moderate Republicans worried that cuts will blow a hole in their state's budget and leave patients out in the cold.
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But now Apple is closing the technological loophole that let authorities hack into iPhones, angering police and other officials and reigniting a debate over whether the government has a right to get into the personal devices that are at the center of modern life.
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JERUSALEM — Two Palestinian gunmen posing as restaurant patrons opened fire on civilians in a popular Tel Aviv cafe on Wednesday night, killing four people and reigniting fears of terrorism in Israel just as a recent wave of Palestinian attacks had seemed to be waning.
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If a goal is to put more money to work, this could be easily accomplished by reigniting commitments to third-party funds — something CalPERS used to do tons of but then slowed way down in the name of negotiating better deals and simplifying the portfolio.
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As a bookend, the US attorney general William Barr sent a sternly worded letter to Facebook on Friday, encouraging the company not to go forward with its plans for cross-platform end-to-end encryption, in the process reigniting the decades-old encryption debate.
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The Turkish lira TRY= fell back around 5 percent on Friday, having enjoyed a brief recovery, after a Turkish court rejected a U.S. Christian pastor's appeal for release, deepening a diplomatic rift between the two countries and reigniting investors' fears of a widespread EM crisis.
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Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Youssef Squali reduced his rating on the stock to hold from buy, and his price target to $18 from $23, based on his anticipation that it "reigniting growth is likely to take longer," as the company loses share to Facebook and to Alphabet's Google.
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As most of us were gearing up for a relatively quiet holiday season, Apple and Nokia were getting ready to go to battle, reigniting a war that had seemingly gone cold in 2011 with a reported $720 million settlement for the use of a number of patents.
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NHTSA and NTSB have been investigating a number of crashes since 2017 that focus on two primary issues: the role of Tesla's driver assistance technology Autopilot in accidents and some significant battery fires in the electric vehicles after crashes, including cases of batteries reigniting after accidents.
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Republicans would much rather focus on criticizing the "Medicare for All" proposal backed by more and more Democrats, something they see as a winning line of attack compared to reigniting an ObamaCare debate that contributed to the GOP losing its majority in the House last year.
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As N.F.L. players' protests during the national anthem continue, with Vice President Mike Pence's departure from the Colts game this weekend reigniting the debate, and white nationalists again marching in Charlottesville, Va., on Saturday, parents and educators may find themselves trying to explain free speech to children.
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He went on to assign "blame on both sides" — echoing his comments on Saturday, and reigniting a fight that has sunk staff morale after a brief bump in enthusiasm that followed the hiring of Mr. Kelly, who was to impose discipline on a chaotic West Wing.
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" More big takeaways from WaPo's report: To refresh your memory: "Attorney General Jeff Sessions fired McCabe from the FBI last month, just 26 hours before McCabe could retire, denying McCabe some of his retirement benefits and reigniting the political firestorm that has long surrounded the former FBI official.
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To the Editor: Re "'Reigniting Dreams': An N.B.A. Star's School Is Gaining Ground" (front page, April 13): Bravo to LeBron James and the I Promise School community for giving children what each one deserves and requires: caring relationships, people who genuinely believe in them, and support for their parents.
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The Australian government agreed to pay more than $220 million Wednesday to settle a class action lawsuit from asylum seekers over their treatment at an immigration camp on a remote island in Papua New Guinea, reigniting calls for Australia to shutter its controversial and "cruel" offshore detention policy for refugees.
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The Australian government agreed to pay more than $53 million Wednesday to settle a class action lawsuit from asylum seekers over their treatment at an immigration camp on a remote island in Papua New Guinea, reigniting calls for Australia to shutter its controversial and "cruel" offshore detention policy for refugees.
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Thanks to creative groups like Bubble T, Canal Street Market, Banana Mag, and more, Asian-Americans are reigniting the magic of downtown, and nurturing a scene that's unabashedly Asian, queer, and radically inclusive (you don't have to be Asian to hang, but having an appetite for the food certainly helps).
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"At home, the huge amount of social financing might ease as the central bank is wary of reigniting property market bubbles, while abroad the global economic recovery is expected to slow down," Nie said, penciling in more moderate output growth of 26.7069-6.5 percent for the rest of the year.
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"At home, the huge amount of social financing might ease as the central bank is wary of reigniting property market bubbles, while abroad the global economic recovery is expected to slow down," Nie said, pencilling in more moderate output growth of 26.7069-6.5 percent for the rest of the year.
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After Biden launched his campaign by focusing on the President's response to white supremacist demonstrations in Charlottesville, Virginia, Trump added fuel to the fire by defending his response once again -- this time saying he answered "perfectly" and reigniting a debate about his response, which prompted criticism even from fellow Republicans.
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The regular gathering of the 19 ministers of the currency bloc will be held in the immediate aftermath of Italy's constitutional referendum, with a defeat of Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi potentially putting the euro under new pressure and reigniting the smouldering euro zone crisis, further complicating the Greek talks.
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Miller's star took off with early hits like "Donald Trump" — which sparked a feud with Trump back in 2013, reigniting more recently as Miller repeatedly denounced the president — and he broke through to the mainstream with his debut record Blue Slide Park, which opened at number one on the Billboard charts.
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Read more: Khabib Nurmagomedov calls Conor McGregor an alcoholic and a rapist following 2nd allegation, reigniting an ugly UFC feud on TwitterIt is unclear whether the cage fight was a charity drive to help fund the trip to a British doctor, but regardless it is one he was conclusively beaten in.
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How congressional Republicans see it: They'd much rather focus on criticizing the "Medicare for All" proposal backed by more and more Democrats, something they see as a winning line of attack compared to reigniting an ObamaCare debate that contributed to the GOP losing its majority in the House last year.
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Britain's future customs arrangements after it leaves the bloc in March next year is fast becoming the main flashpoint in the Brexit debate, important because some fear it could usher in a return to a hard border between British-ruled Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic, possibly reigniting sectarian violence.
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WASHINGTON — The House on Friday approved sending $853 billion in emergency recovery aid and additional tax relief to Puerto Rico after a series of devastating earthquakes, most likely reigniting a feud with President Trump over his objections to sending federal money to an island battered by national disasters and mismanagement.
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Like the president's three attempts to bar access to the United States from a range of Muslim-majority countries, Trump's reigniting of a long-settled debate over Guantánamo validates the messaging of terrorists about the United States and threatens to fuel the very radical Islamic extremism Trump has vowed to eradicate.
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Three Fridays ago, Roger Stone was hauled off by guys in blue windbreakers by sunrise and Donald Trump decided by 3 to reopen the government, ending the longest shutdown in history; two Fridays ago, the president suspended one of the last remaining arms control treaties, potentially reigniting the nuclear race.
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The outbreak, at Yeshiva Kehilath Yakov in Williamsburg, is reigniting concerns that too many people in New York's ultra-Orthodox Jewish communities are unvaccinated, as well as worries that measles would continue to spread after travelers arrived last fall from parts of Israel and Europe, where the virus was spreading.
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Apparently, Donald Jr.'s sharing of a xenophobic meme about Skittles toward the end of the presidential campaign sent Trump over the edge: Don Jr. likened Syrian refugees to a bowl of Skittles, reigniting the outcry that the entire family was racist, hated Muslims, and equated immigrants and asylum seekers with terrorists.
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The National Football League rejected an ad for its Super Bowl program by American Veterans that asked players and spectators to "Please Stand" during the national anthem, a decision that is reigniting the debate over freedom of speech — in this case, the rights of kneeling athletes versus veterans of the U.S. military.
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Wong, who plays Sasha, a celebrity chef reigniting a childhood flame with former best friend Marcus in the When Harry Met Sally-esque comedy, says Reeves, 54, fit the requirements to a T. "It was really important to me that all of [Sasha's] love interests were Asian-American," Wong, 37, told PEOPLE.
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Not long after Mr. Hussain's family issued its statement, the Islamic State's news agency put out a bulletin claiming the attacker had been inspired by the terrorist group — and reigniting a debate about whether an individual who is mentally ill can truly be said to act at the behest of a terrorist group.
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But it's unclear how much Washington can do to alter global supply chains WASHINGTON — The global spread of the coronavirus is reigniting efforts by the Trump administration to encourage more American manufacturing of pharmaceuticals and reduce dependence on China for the drugs and medical products that fuel the federal health care system.
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Click here to read more BI Prime storiesA Microsoft executive recently touted a statistic that the company&aposs Azure platform is five times cheaper than major rival Amazon Web Services when running Windows in the cloud — reigniting a debate between the two companies that&aposs been going on for more than a year.
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All this while thousands of Coloradans a year are no longer arrested for marijuana crimes Sessions has abandoned what progress has been made over the last five years in favor of reigniting a war on drugs — a war which was lost decades ago and one from which he has no exit strategy.
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The Trump administration on Wednesday announced that a record number of people had been apprehended at the southern border in April, topping 33,000 for the second month in a row and reigniting the administration's calls to toughen the nation's response to border crossings, even though its hawkish efforts have done little to stem the flow.
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WASHINGTON — A federal appeals court in New Orleans is preparing a ruling on the Affordable Care Act that could put the law's future front and center in the presidential race, overwhelming the current Democratic debate over Medicare for all and reigniting the health care-driven worries that helped Democrats win back the House last year.
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Amid current tensions surrounding border security and the ongoing forced migration of people around the world, Displaced looks at the complex issue of human displacement from many perspectives, experiences, and cultural vantage points and seeks to serve as a catalyst for compassion and activism by reigniting a sense of common humanity and understanding across communities.
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After finding success with his miniseries on the OJ Simpson trial and the murder of Gianni Versace, Ryan Murphy is continuing to dig up the events that shook America in the 90s, reigniting the moments that had the world in shock and adding new perspective and nuance that hindsight and greater social consciousness can allow.
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Zillow Group Faces Challenges Ahead of Q3 Earnings Report 225 Stocks to Watch After the Market Closes Today Gilead is Sending a Sell Signal Ahead of its Earnings Report A host of these names made the leap from private to publicly listed companies in the past two years and are only now making headway at reigniting growth.
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However, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow told Bloomberg News last week that because of the existing "structure" in trade talks with the EU, "reigniting that will be easier" than starting from scratch with the UK.Trump's relationship with European countries has suffered in recent months following his threats to impose tariffs on the EU and trigger a trade war.
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"Insofar as the North Koreans do not resume testing missiles, which would come as a surprise as it would forestall even a future round of peace talks, I do not see this setback as reigniting a prolonged bout of risk aversion towards South Korean assets," said Aninda Mitra, senior sovereign analyst at BNY Mellon Investment Management in Singapore.
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The fatal shooting of Justine Ruszczyk, a dual Australian-US national who had settled in Minnesota in 2014, has made headlines in both her native Australia and her adopted home in Minneapolis -- once again reigniting the all too familiar debate surrounding the role that firearms play in both law enforcement and in the civilian population throughout the country.
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Read more:Khabib Nurmagomedov calls Conor McGregor an alcoholic and a rapist following second allegation, reigniting an ugly UFC feud on TwitterConor McGregor is linked with comeback bouts against 4 fighters only weeks after being considered an 'irrelevant' has-beenConor McGregor's coach still thinks he's the best fighter in the world despite his heavy beating by Khabib Nurmagomedov
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Originally published two years ago in Rovelli's native Italy (where it outsold "Fifty Shades of Grey"), the book arrives in America less than a month after scientists announced the first direct evidence of gravitational waves, confirming Einstein's theory of general relativity and reigniting the public's occasional love affair with what may be the hardest of the hard sciences.
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Instead, Apple managed to piss some people off, reigniting interest in the DIY Hackintosh scene, where users jump through hoop after hoop to install macOS on laptops from companies like Dell and HP. The new MacBook Pro (MBP) comes with the usual features: A choice of two sizes, Retina displays, and a razor thin, featherweight form factor.
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WASHINGTON — The White House is expected on Friday to release a final list of Chinese goods that it plans to subject to tariffs and could soon begin putting some of those levies into effect, potentially reigniting a trade war that had been on the back burner while President Trump engaged in delicate nuclear diplomacy with North Korea.
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WASHINGTON — One week before they are set to unveil a sprawling overhaul of the federal tax code, Republicans struggled on Wednesday with key parts of their plan, reigniting a fight over retirement savings and racing to cut a deal with lawmakers from high-tax states ahead of a critical budget vote in the House on Thursday.
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SOUTHKOREA-METOO-MOVIE Movie based on popular novel puts South Korean gender divide back in focus SEOUL (Reuters) - A movie based on a controversial and best-selling novel that chronicled the everyday sexism faced by women topped South Korea's box office this week, reigniting a national debate over women's roles in an historically male-dominated society.
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The series is set 30 years after the events of the 1984 All Valley Karate Tournament, when a down-and-out Johnny Lawrence seeks redemption by reopening the infamous Cobra Kai karate dojo, reigniting his rivalry with a now successful Daniel LaRusso, who has been struggling to maintain balance in his life without the guidance of his mentor, Mr. Miyagi.
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The feud is reigniting more than 100 years of tension between the two nations, which involved Japan colonizing Korea in the early 1900s and using forced Korean labor during World War II.Many South Koreans are now punishing Japan by boycotting its goods, and local businesses are posting signs barring Japanese people from entering or ensuring customers that no Japanese goods are on sale.
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According to The New York Times, it could be bad for Clinton: The bureau told Congress on Friday that it had uncovered new emails related to the Clinton case—one federal official said they numbered in the thousands—potentially reigniting an issue that has weighed on the presidential campaign and offering a lifeline to Donald J. Trump less than two weeks before the election.
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Lawmakers were still assessing the political fallout from Tuesday's midterm elections when news of Sessions' ouster spread across Washington, reigniting fears on both sides of the aisle that the move was an effort by Trump to interfere with special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's probe.
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Rep. Bill Huizenga (R-Mich.) thinks 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 had misplaced priorities in reigniting a feud with Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly as results of his big primary victories came in Tuesday night.
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A user named mat82284 on the official Diablo forums seems to have caught the general attitude in a highly upvoted post entitled: "This Is the Worst 20th Anniversary Ever" (as opposed, you know, to all the other 20th anniversaries it had): Another popular post argues that the original Diablo just won't work in a shiny Diablo 3 coating, reigniting a controversy over the art that plagued Diablo 3s launch.
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And the decision also follows a slew of self-inflicted wounds since the Democratic National Convention wrapped, with Trump exchanging barbs with the parents of a slain US soldier, reigniting intra-party tensions by initially declining to endorse House Speaker Paul Ryan in his reelection bid and ultimately suggesting that "Second Amendment people" could act to keep Clinton from appointing liberal Supreme Court justices should she become president.
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Italy's economy minister suggested on Sunday that the country's budget deficit would be set at about 2.2% of domestic output next year, emphasizing the need for flexibility as Rome tries to rekindle stalled growth without reigniting friction with the EU. "The Italian coalition has been taken relatively well, but it is very important to watch the internal discussions on the budget," said Ross Hutchison, a fixed-income fund manager at Aberdeen Standard Investments.
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Colombia was leagues short of clinical and did not manage a goal from open play, relying instead on an eighth-minute corner kick strike from Cristián Zapata and a 42nd minute penalty from James Rodriguez to claim the three points in Group A. Still, they dominated the United States on Friday night at Levi's Stadium, reigniting nearly every concern about whether Jurgen Klinsmann has a plan for resuscitating American soccer and if the requisite pieces are even on hand.
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The Justice Department's release of documents related to the surveillance of former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page is reigniting the debate over how government officials acquired their warrant, and giving new life to 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 unsupported claim that they spied on his campaign.
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Italy's economy minister suggested on Sunday that the country's budget deficit would be set at around 2.2% of domestic output next year, stressing the need for flexibility as Rome tries to rekindle stalled growth without reigniting friction with the EU. "Generally the concerns around Italy were the 2020 budget and so far it seems the new government will abide by EU rules and that is the key focus for markets," said Pooja Kumra, European rates strategist at TD Securities.
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The TSA's latest record-breaking week was announced just days after an armed teenager walked into a Florida high school and killed 17 people (mostly students), causing grief throughout the nation and reigniting the gun-control debate in the U.S. On Tuesday, facing mounting pressure from students, parents and gun-control advocates, President Donald Trump announced that he'd instructed Attorney General Jeff Sessions to begin drafting regulations that would ban bump stocks, the accessory that transforms semi-automatic weapons into machine guns.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHillicon Valley: Facebook launches portal for coronavirus information | EU sees spike in Russian misinformation on outbreak | Senate Dem bill would encourage mail-in voting | Lawmakers question safety of Google virus website The Memo: Trump tests limits of fiery attacks during crisis Sanders when asked about timeframe for 2020 decision: 'I'm dealing with a f---ing global crisis' MORE (I-Vt.) clashed intensely over Social Security during the Democratic debate Sunday night, reigniting a flashpoint that has surfaced throughout the primary campaign.
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Richard Spencer, a prominent white supremacist, said Tuesday that he was "proud" of 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 after he placed blame on both white supremacists and counterprotesters for inciting violence in Charlottesville, Va. Trump reigniting a firestorm earlier in the afternoon when he said there was "blame on both sides" after the deadly rally.
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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 reportedly floated the possibility of firing Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE to White House aides this month, reigniting speculation over Sessions's future in the Trump administration.
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Read more:Khabib Nurmagomedov calls Conor McGregor an alcoholic and a rapist following second allegation, reigniting an ugly UFC feud on TwitterConor McGregor apparently desperate for the Khabib Nurmagomedov rematch but 'isn't the man anymore,' the UFC president Dana White saysConor McGregor's coach still thinks he's the best fighter in the world despite his heavy beating by Khabib NurmagomedovKhabib Nurmagomedov doesn't even have a fight scheduled but is keeping fit by swimming against the tide in a cold river in DagestanAn Irish boxer is challenging Conor McGregor to 'stay sober' long enough so they can end their war of words and fight for a world title
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Wednesday tweeted that the 28-year-old Uzbek national suspected of killing eight people in a suspected terrorist attack in New York City the day before is a recipient of a "diversity visa," reigniting a long-simmering debate about immigration in the US. Lesser known than traditional ways of immigrating into the country like family or work ties, the program benefits up to 22013,000 people per year from countries with lower levels of immigration to the US. "The terrorist came into our country through what is called the 'Diversity Visa Lottery Program,' a Chuck Schumer beauty," Trump tweeted on Wednesday.
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A growing number of Democratic lawmakers are calling for Twitter and Facebook to pull down an edited video of House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiTrump says what he learned from impeachment is that 'Democrats are crooked' Bull meets china shop: Roger Stone controversy follows a familiar pattern House to vote Thursday on removing ERA ratification deadline MORE (D-Calif.) that was posted by President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Warren: We are watching a descent into authoritarianism Collins: Trump 'angered by impeachment' MORE on Thursday, reigniting a battle over how much responsibility social media platforms should assume over viral footage that could mislead viewers.
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