It would roil Asia and China, perhaps with unintended consequences.
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The Hill: Electoral fraud claims roil North Carolina House race.
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The issue began to roil the tech sector more broadly.
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Still others worry that the Fed could roil financial markets.
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The shock of a chaotic Brexit would roil financial markets.
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That scenario, and Patel's resignation, are expected to roil Indian markets.
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Patel's sudden resignation is expected to roil financial markets on Tuesday.
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In the stormy seas that roil me, they are my anchor.
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Unexpected wobbles in the value of China's currency roil global markets.
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Is it the fundamental roil of humans moving along in time?
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The roil of contemporary Brazilian politics inevitably crept into the set.
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The Washington Post: Trump's immigration moves roil campaigns for both parties.
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The Saudis could roil markets by offering discounts and selling quickly.
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The speech on Thursday is likely to roil the waters further.
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The coronavirus continues to roil other parts of global markets, however.
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Still, that controversy is likely to roil the halls of Congress.
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The effects of the scandal continue to roil the sports world.
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The number didn't roil the markets, but they did move lower.
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Impeachment will doubtless roil the Democratic primary race in unpredictable ways.
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The shooting was the latest such attack to roil the country.
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Those advisers think leaving the agreement could roil international markets significantly.
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But he added that Trump's candidacy could further roil the landscape.
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Meteorologically, it's in the center of hurricane alley, where massive storms roil.
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Defeat would likely unleash huge political uncertainty and could roil financial markets.
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A heatwave continues to roil the country and wreak havoc on farmland.
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The Associated Press: Campaigns on their own as cyber threats roil midterms.
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After all, the idea was to calm the markets, not roil them.
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Traders are also bracing for spillover as Turkey's woes roil western markets.
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His bid for the Senate could further roil a bitterly divided nation.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Political unrest continues to roil the financial hub.
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Visitors are invited to walk "through, around, and within" ROIL to experience it.
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"Any change in the Fed's view of inflation could roil markets," Lynch said.
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Certainly not all bots are Russian attempts to roil and manipulate American voters.
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Fox News The summer of turmoil continues to roil on at Fox News.
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There's lot of violent trades that can really roil a fairly complacent environment.
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Now it is the turn of the Philippines to roil the nickel market.
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The most potent thunderstorms roil and churn, like a pot of boiling water.
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This is not the first controversy to roil the DCCC under Bustos's leadership.
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A retrenchment by WeWork could roil the world's largest commercial real estate markets.
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The images have an intense surface placidity or stillness, but underneath, they roil.
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MINDING YOUR BUSINESS May jobs report: What will it take to roil the markets ?
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The deal is sure roil some consumer advocates who have warned against the merger.
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It's populist policies across the globe that could sink stocks and roil bond markets.
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We don't want to roil the confidence of both businesses and consumers too much.
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Tariffs levied so far have already started to hurt global growth and roil markets.
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The next presidential race is likely to roil the politics surrounding the trade agreement.
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Hundreds of other children have died in the fighting that continues to roil Syria.
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And nationalist movements in Catalonia and the Basque region continue to roil national politics.
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Rand Paul, and continues to ravage the U.S. economy and roil global financial markets.
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The Obama administration argued that disclosure of the documents would roil the financial markets.
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A senior Trump administration official told reporters that Tuesday's decision should not roil markets.
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As the financial markets roil, our best investment may be in financial know-how.
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It's still unclear how, or if, the allegations will roil Ellison's campaign going forward.
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It has even managed to roil global stock markets and significantly weakened the country's currency.
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A U.S. default could roil financial markets worldwide as investors rethink the creditworthiness of Treasuries.
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Traders have often viewed the day with anxiety due to its potential to roil stocks.
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Silicon Valley is taking notice too, worrying that Trump will roil U.S.-China business ties.
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Failure to increase the debt limit could roil global markets and threaten recent economic gains.
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In the past, the government has maintained that releasing the documents would roil the markets.
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Fine Arts & Exhibits Much ink is spilled on the changes that roil businesses these days.
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Primaries will roil the GOP, leading them to put forward unpopular and scandal-plagued candidates.
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He said he expected major changes to roil the industry that OPEC had long dominated.
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Compromises in Europe, a rethink on medical marijuana in Britain and trade tensions roil markets.
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The militia strike and U.S. counter-strike come as months of political turmoil roil Iraq.
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The shooting in Parkland was the latest attack on a school to roil the country.
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The opening of a seat on the Supreme Court was sure to roil the presidential campaign.
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In recent months, concerns over Italy have even managed to roil U.S. markets on certain occasions.
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The emerging-market crisis had rattled much of Asia and would soon roil Brazil and Argentina.
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Meanwhile, long-running corruption scandals continue to roil political and corporate leaders in Brazil and Malaysia.
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Britain's departure will roil the EU, and there is nothing you can do to stop it.
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That move continues to roil relations with European allies who are sticking with the Iran deal.
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Some of it has been warranted, while other punditry is clearly intended to roil investor emotions.
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Failing to raise the debt ceiling would roil global financial markets and threaten recent economic gains.
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Faced with a detailed, high-stakes task, the mind tends to roil with worst-case scenarios.
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Why it matters: These tariffs have the potential to roil markets and affect relationships with allies.
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The budget risks running afoul of ratings agencies as well, and that could further roil markets.
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As the coronavirus pandemic continues to roil financial markets, many investors find themselves in precarious positions.
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Officially designating the Brotherhood as a terrorist organization would roil American relations in the Middle East.
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Even with Pinto in prison, the repercussions of his efforts continue to roil the soccer industry.
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The video could roil relations between Trudeau and Trump, who is notoriously averse to public criticism.
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That outcome would roil what's already slated to be a raucous election year for Minnesota politics.
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But if Chinese interventionism continues to roil global markets, the conversation ought to become much more pointed.
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It faces another threat to its exports of doctors and nurses as protests roil old friend Algeria.
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That in turn could roil the House, where Speaker Paul Ryan has staunchly favored lowering marginal rates.
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The effects of last year's huge wave of migration continue to roil Germany and many other countries.
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As the virus spreads, economists warn the crisis could roil global supply chains and hamper economic growth.
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"China has huge potential to roil markets as the nation navigates a difficult structural transition," he said.
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Covered in a white sheet, he watches his former lover roil in grief as years go by.
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Fears that Britain's withdrawal from the E.U. could roil economies have now officially spread across the Atlantic.
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Rough conditions were expected to roil the seas off the eastern and northern Gulf Coast region through Tuesday.
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That would roil the EU, with which the Obama administration reached the deal, along with Russia and China.
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Unrest has continued to roil Charlottesville, with Spencer leading a torch-carrying rally at Lee's statue on Saturday.
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There is also concern the vote could roil the sensitive, high-level negotiations on a bipartisan DACA deal.
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However, it needs to do so without causing disruptive credit market repricing that could roil global financial markets.
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Yet he must do so without unsettling troubled countries abroad, which could roil over-stretched global financial markets.
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There is also concern the vote could roil the sensitive, high-level negotiations on a bipartisan DACA deal.
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This overriding tone, I'm sorry to say, seems eerily attuned to the current troubles that roil the world.
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Such a move would roil global markets and drastically escalate economic tensions between Beijing and the incoming administration.
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It's bad enough to roil our stock markets, put people out of work, and potentially cause a recession.
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In the past, lawyers for the government have said that releasing the documents would roil the financial markets.
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It could roil the financial markets, further harden political divisions and set off an unprecedented struggle for power.
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Rather, it's those moments when something unexpected, something artful, flashes out of the roil of bodies in space.
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And it will further roil the country's tumultuous political balance, as his rivals vie to exploit his fall.
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As fears over the coronavirus roil global financial markets, investors are rushing to the relative safety of bonds.
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This was another provocation by Moscow, aimed at President Trump's family, to further roil the waters in Washington.
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The Mississippi could roil again when and if Viking Cruises, the biggest European river operator, enters the market.
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The claim is only the most recent bombshell to roil the White House in the past eight days.
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But his protectionist statements and jibes at China are considered potential sources of diplomatic tension that could roil markets.
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What it means for net neutrality: The vote could roil the waters on a larger debate over net neutrality.
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If Mr Trump's new policy is to sow confusion and roil the region, in short, it is working well.
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Such a move could roil financial markets in the U.S. by causing shifts in the dollar or interest rates.
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Democrats are warning that if Republicans break ObamaCare, they will own any political backlash and roil the insurance market.
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As such, it has the potential to both roil global financial markets and to derail the global economic recovery.
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Any signals the ECB plans to reduce bond purchases could roil bond markets globally, and create volatility for currencies.
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Wall Street has been rattled by a series of political shocks that investors fear could roil the world economy.
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At the same time, the spread of coronavirus around the world continues to roil global markets and unnerve investors.
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Trump, especially, is working the backhoe on the racial divide, finding sports to be a place to roil debate.
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The winner of the race could roil the Senate GOP caucus and make it harder for McConnell to govern.
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Left unaddressed, such situations will continue to roil Iraqi politics and lead to new conflicts that ISIS can exploit.
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A no-deal Brexit could also hurt global growth, roil financial markets and could even split the United Kingdom.
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If other companies follow suit, the additional financial burden on precious metal investors could curb liquidity and roil markets further.
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Rising interest rates and may roil some stocks, but they barely put a dent in ones with steadily rising dividends.
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The bomb that went off there was the deadliest of the blasts to roil the nation, killing dozens of people.
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The president's decision is sure to roil the debate about weighty issues such as intelligence leaks and criminal justice reform.
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They worry that doing so would roil global markets, start a costly trade war, and harm America's relationships with allies.
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Any sign that it is pulling back from its deflation-fighting commitments could roil markets and hurt the fragile economy.
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Trump's comments are sure to roil Democrats, some of whom have called to begin impeachment proceedings based on Mueller's findings.
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Yet prior litigation over the law dubbed Obamacare suggests seemingly far-fetched arguments can go far and roil the courts.
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His fight for survival underscores the risks facing political leaders with long business resumes as graft scandals roil the region.
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Any signal that the ECB plans to reduce bond purchases could roil bond markets globally, and create volatility for currencies.
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Despite the calm, the perception of a continuing migrant "crisis" continues to roil European politics and provide fuel for demagogues.
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The analysis could roil the tax debate at the 11th hour by giving pause to deficit hawks in the Senate.
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Once titled, these two photographs call up a hideous history, remind us of the land's indifference, and roil the mind.
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Both companies still can be counted as top "digital classified" sites, within an industry seeing its own roil and consolidation.
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Moore has been the favorite to win against Democratic candidate Doug Jones, but the shocking revelations could roil the race.
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Politicians are all too eager to grandstand on one political platform or another whenever the ensuing controversy begins to roil.
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In Hopper's work it is emotion, not motion, that counts, the feelings that roil beneath the surfaces of his images.
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Presidents in recent decades also have sometimes backed away from replacing the Fed's leadership, because transitions can roil financial markets.
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Its analyses of crude oil prices and supplies make headlines, roil Wall Street, and shape how policymakers see the world.
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Just as the footprint of the house seems to roil with a life of its own, so too do its characters.
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With markets betting on a rate cut next month, any disappointment that leads to a selloff could roil the economy further.
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Investors and policy-makers have warned a British exit from the EU would hurt the global economy and roil financial markets.
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It was Day 1 of an unorthodox presidential bid that would go on to upend the GOP and roil the nation.
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A rally organized Saturday by Patriot Prayer leader Joey Gibson was expected to be the third to roil Portland this summer.
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Trump's public reference to Bill Clinton's extramarital affairs will likely roil the presidential race just two days before the first debate.
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The dispute is expected to ripple through global supply chains, raise costs for businesses and consumers and roil global stock markets.
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One attendee with the group criticized police-involved deaths of black people that have continued to roil debate across the country.
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In asking for confidentiality surrounding its actions, the government argued that the release of such documents would roil the financial markets.
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But if the talks collapse, he's warned of dire consequences, including a prolonged trade war that would further roil global economies.
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Ultimately it proves to be a moving story that speaks, as you might guess, to conflicts that roil the world today.
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But a trade war that hurts the Chinese economy could slow Mr. Xi's agenda and roil Chinese politics in unpredictable ways.
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As we watched the winter storms roil the seas in front of the big lighthouse, we cried: We couldn't believe it.
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A third group inside the White House was worried that the move would incite panic and could roil the financial markets.
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The executives could still face criminal charges over the abuses, among the worst to roil the industry since the financial crisis.
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Jim Paulsen of the Leuthold Group thinks the economy may show signs of topping out soon and that could roil markets.
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The concert provided some visual counter-programming to the latest email snafu to roil Clinton's race to win the White House.
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"You have a lot of things that could roil financial markets in a major way and a lot of uncertainty," she said.
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Stocks are seeing a small bounce Tuesday morning, but are still down sharply in the past week as trade tensions roil markets.
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Hong Kong's government formally withdrew the extradition bill that in June sparked an anti-government movement, which continues to roil the city.
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Markets are betting on a rate cut next month, and any disappointment that leads to a selloff could roil the economy further.
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Sarah decided to speak up publicly after months of seeing the #MeToo movement roil the ranks of Hollywood and numerous other industries.
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He deftly dissects exactly why the case captivated us, and also why its core components, and the jury's verdict, still roil us.
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Presidential politics are starting to roil the Senate floor despite Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Leaving the WTO would upend the decades-old international trade system, which the U.S. helped establish, and roil markets around the globe.
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So it is no surprise that rumbles of discontent should roil member ranks ("Ellison: Obama deserves blame for Democratic losses," April 20).
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The president's plans to impose tariffs on foreign car companies could send prices across the sector skyrocketing and roil the global economy.
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A strike against Iran, however, would be a risky venture with the potential to provoke a counter strike and roil financial markets.
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It is also a glorious, scary reminder of the unmatched power of live theater to rattle, roil and shake us wide awake.
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A sudden jump in trade tensions or political uncertainty ahead of U.S. elections in November are other factors that could roil markets.
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Those factors have the potential to seriously roil global financial markets that could in turn very much cloud the U.S. economic outlook.
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The scholar, Ramachandra Guha, was among hundreds detained on Thursday, as opposition to the new citizenship law continued to roil Indian cities.
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Whether or not the lawsuit was intended to scuttle the merger, it could drag on — and roil the auto industry — for years.
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Such practices would drive up costs for many and roil existing insurance markets where good and bad risk must be spread out.
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If the U.S. fails to pay its bills, it would mean a default that would damage the economy and roil global markets.
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Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi on Monday said he would step down as anti-government protests continue to roil the country.
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Yet behind every upbeat corporate result there's another with a sober warning that the deadly outbreak will roil economic output and business activity.
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His comments come as cooling economies in Asia and Europe roil global stock markets and fuel worries that the U.S. economy will stumble.
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That could potentially cut out Wall Street banks and their clients from a lucrative revenue stream, and would roil the financial services industry.
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Brexit without a divorce deal would roil financial markets and, some bankers warn, weaken Londons position as the pre-eminent international financial center.
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Either of those thoughts might roil the righteous indignation that the Republican elite seeks to muster as it works to sideline its voters.
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He noted that weakness in oil prices could lead to more bankruptcies in the energy sector, which could roil the broader credit market.
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As political uncertainty continues to mount, some strategists fear intensifying D.C. drama could further push out a tax reform package and roil markets.
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GOP lawmakers warn the tariffs could roil the economy months before a midterm election where they are fighting to maintain control of Congress.
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Brexit without a divorce deal would roil financial markets and, some bankers warn, weaken Londons position as the pre-eminent international financial centre.
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The same social issues would continue to roil the church under his successors as it had under his predecessor, Bishop John M. Allin.
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While typically less harsh than El Nino, severe La Nina occurrences have been linked to floods and droughts that can roil commodity markets.
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However, Chakrabarti's recommendations have not been fully implemented — and allegations of anti-Semitism have continued to roil Labour for the past two years.
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T.I. – Dedication 5 , 2013 I mean it's simple, you can't fuck with us Opening credits roll as clouds roil over the Miami skyline.
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The move marks another escalation of President Donald Trump's trade conflict with China, which threatens to roil financial markets and dent global growth.
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What would roil them a little bit and shake people out of REITs is if China and the U.S. do a trade deal.
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The price has since recovered somewhat, but is still below levels seen earlier this year, before the coronavirus started to roil the Americas.
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The question of whether photography was art would roil audiences for more than a century to come — but Atkins already had the answer.
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All these risks have helped roil stock markets in recent days, Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank, acknowledged on Thursday.
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Her nominal purview may be narrow but her insight into the drowsy roil of human society extends to the devout and the lax.
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It doesn't make the sausage any less delicious or addicting, but it does, if you think about it too much, roil the stomach.
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The Swiss watch industry is bracing for more disappointing news, as pro-democracy demonstrations continue to roil Hong Kong, its No. 1 market.
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Despite all the election rhetoric about income inequality, issues that will roil the elites like tax reform will not be the first moves.
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Not since the days of Ronald Reagan and later Newt Gingrich has the debate over federal arts spending seemed to roil so feverishly.
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Investors would be prudent to remember, too, that as geopolitical tensions continue to roil markets, remember the emerging variety tends to respond poorly.
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Any deposition would surely roil the presidential race and force her campaign to confront the issue, which has dogged her for a year.
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A key market-wide circuit breaker was triggered for the second time in just three days as volatility continued to roil Wall Street.
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Yep, hyper-luxe, exclusive babysitting for your canine companion is the latest outrage-inducing display of wealth to roil residents of the city.
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Typically, the late stage of a cycle is characterized by tightening monetary policy and flattening yield curves, two factors that tend to roil markets.
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The EL wire stitched into her jumpsuit emitted psychedelic patterns of light that made the graffiti inscribed on every available surface roil and swirl.
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If either Fitch or Moody's were to follow S&P's downgrade, it could roil financial markets as investors reassess the creditworthiness of U.S. Treasuries.
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But prolonged outages in the oils sands, which has the world's third-largest crude reserves, could roil producers and traders' contracts and order books.
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Analysts say that would roil insurance markets because fewer healthy people would buy policies, leaving them with greater proportions of expensive, seriously ill customers.
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Lieberman is mercurial and he's going to make statements and do things related to the West Bank that will roil the waters in Washington.
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Trump is an avatar of their anger and resentment but his movement lacks the shock troops necessary to truly roil (and possibly overthrow) society.
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Moderating forces like Gary Cohn, Steven Mnuchin, James Mattis and Rex Tillerson are counseling against moves that could alienate allies and roil global markets.
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He clearly had incredibly psychedelic thoughts about reality, and he himself might have thought other dimensions roil and twist around us at all times.
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The report comes as mounting trade tensions between the U.S. and China roil global financial markets and fuel concerns of an imminent economic slowdown.
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But it also shows Being's war on pollution can roil key industries while sending coal prices sharply higher, both in China and across Asia.
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But congressional Republicans are becoming increasingly frustrated with Trump's trade policy, which they worry could roil the economy just months before a midterm election.
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But congressional Republicans are becoming increasingly frustrated with Trump's trade policy, which they worry could roil the economy just months before a midterm election.
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There's no denying that the housing bubble of the 2000s was the most severe economic event to roil the world since the Great Depression.
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But prolonged outages in the oil sands, which has the world's third-largest crude reserves, could roil producers and traders' contracts and order books.
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In the mess hall, which was loud with the rumble and roil of juvenile activity, Turner had bobbed in his own pocket of calm.
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The president, as is his wont, continues to roil the waters by tossing in large and unlikely suggestions, such as ditching the ObamaCare mandate.
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The president's plans to impose tariffs on foreign car companies could send prices across the sector skyrocketing even higher and roil the global economy.
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By Friday, that number shot up to at least 403 people as the impact of coronavirus continues to roil newspapers and digital media companies.
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Many Senate Republicans worry the proposal could could roil already unstable insurance markets — one of the very problems the GOP is trying to solve.
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The rule has the potential to roil the health care industry, which critics argue use the secrecy of their negotiations to keep prices high.
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So selecting Lady Gaga may have at first seemed like another out-of-touch-with-middle-America decision meant to roil Trump and his supporters.
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So when it does reach the public market, Snapchat is likely to roil the moneyed world and reap bonanzas for its founders, among many others.
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"It is going to roil American relations with the rest of the world," said Rashid Khalidi, a professor of modern Arab studies at Columbia University.
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When geopolitics roil financial markets, the yen tends to rise on the view that investors from Japan, the world's biggest creditor nation, will repatriate funds.
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Sources had told Reuters on Saturday that Trump had privately discussed the possibility of firing Powell, a move that could roil already volatile financial markets.
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Short-term plans could roil the Obamacare market by drawing healthier consumers away from the exchanges and pushing up the premiums for those who remain.
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If a deal is not reached, a decision by the court next summer could roil the presidential campaign, no matter which way the court rules.
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A debt ceiling crisis, even not a full-blown default, would roil markets and increase the borrowing costs of businesses, certainly including Trump Organization businesses.
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Without agreement among all three agencies, different rules would apply to different banks, depending on their primary regulator, a situation that could roil the industry.
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That is particularly important now for Taiwan, which fears becoming a casualty as President-elect Donald J. Trump threatens to roil the China-America relationship.
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The "question," as Biden described it, continues to roil American politics and culture, expanding over time to encompass sexual misconduct in almost all its forms.
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Fears of a more aggressive central bank have helped roil a market that had been showing an extraordinarily low level of volatility prior to 2018.
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Nominating a white man may also roil some Democrats who are already torn about whether a woman could win in 20023 after Hillary Clinton's loss.
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He may be tempted to do that, rather than roil the economic waters by imposing more tariffs on Beijing, before voters go to the polls.
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Sources also told Reuters Trump has privately discussed the possibility of firing Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, a move that would likely roil financial markets.
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The big picture: The settlement will roil an already active debate among lawmakers and advocates over how to best regulate data-hungry online services like Facebook.
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And then along the way it's gonna roil a bunch of people and piss a bunch of people off, but it's the right thing to do.
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As a result, near-daily shootouts roil the areas as gangs battle each other and openly attack the police outposts to try to regain full control.
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Some Blizzard alums are joining Marvel's slate of developers, a competitive player is not getting what they deserve, and big corporate shakeups roil the international market.
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But a leading 5-Star lawmaker later denied any plans for a departure from the EU and warned against making claims that could roil financial markets.
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" Stone added later in the call, "Julian Assange is going to continue to drop information on the American voters that is going to roil this race.
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In the meantime, as global markets roil and the price of gold stays high, the healthy Amazon disappears ... an ounce and an acre at a time.
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Not all of the homeowners in such places, by any means, would lose ground under the GOP tax plan, but enough might to roil their politics.
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Additionally, Twilio's first day of trading coincides with Britain's vote to stay or leave the European Union, the so-called Brexit, which could roil the markets.
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Further, the ongoing, chilling challenges presented by rogue regimes such as Iran and North Korea, as well as Islamist terror groups, roil Western values and systems.
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Less than 48 hours before a major tariffs deadline that could roil global markets, senior Trump administration officials are still internally divided over what to do.
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The idea that the agreement included secret provisions could once again roil relations between the two countries, which have been fraught since Mr. Trump took office.
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But the acquisition is intended to energize SoftBank's other enormous new endeavor: a $100 billion technology investment fund that threatens to roil the private equity world.
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Even without an announcement of a pardon, the visit could roil grievances and rallying cries after a week of protests in major cities across the country.
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Shares in Asia mostly fell by the close on Tuesday, as the new coronavirus outbreak continued to roil companies amid expectations it would cause a slowdown.
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Puerto Rico House Republicans are trying to rework legislation to address Puerto Rico's debt crisis amid a looming May 28500 default that could roil financial markets.
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Laird's kinetic prose, full of insight about politics, history and religion, dazzles eye and ear, and his tale summons a dark roil of violence and trauma.
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These strategies are in disarray and their ongoing capacity to roil markets in coming weeks is hard to handicap — but likely diminished compared with last week.
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McConnell has repeatedly warned the administration against such trade moves, particularly over concerns that steep tariffs could roil the economy and spark retaliation from other countries.
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The bathroom was spacious, with two sinks, a glass-enclosed shower and a large tub, featuring luxury Natura Bissé body products and hair care from ROIL.
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Sciulli's latest work is ROIL, a solo show featuring a large immersive piece in the raw industrial main gallery at Brooklyn non-profit art institution, Smack Mellon.
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But the mall has mostly stayed open, even as tourism and shopping has fallen amid the protests in Hong Kong that now roil the city most weekends.
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"That could really roil financial markets and it could end up doing some pretty significant damage to the Chinese as well as to the U.S.," he said.
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OPEC+ officials kicked off a second day of meetings Wednesday in Vienna to discuss potentially deeper production cuts as the virus has continued to roil oil markets.
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A rally organized Saturday by Patriot Prayer leader Joey Gibson was expected to be the third to roil Portland this summer; pictured is the June 30th rally.
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However, the instability that comes from the Russian economy's high dependence on oil remains a concern, particularly as volatility in the commodity's price continues to roil markets.
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Some are looking deeply into the holdings of Japanese retail investors - known in the market as "Mrs Watanabes" - whose large wagers and herd behavior can roil prices.
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Guitars roil and wind around one another, in blunt slashes that'd make the Ashetons proud, and the vocals blister and unsettle as they sing of desperate murder.
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A "leave" vote, dubbed as "Brexit," may roil financial markets, cause credit spreads to widen, trigger a rush into safe assets, and push up the U.S. dollar.
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The aftershocks of the AHCA, should it make the jump from secret bill to public law, are almost impossible to contemplate, and will roil politics for years.
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Some major Jewish groups lament that Trump's efforts to roil the debate surrounding Omar could threaten bipartisan support for Israel and the Jewish community as a whole.
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Chinese security forces have been gathering in the city of Shenzhen in recent days, an apparent show of force as mass protests continue to roil Hong Kong.
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The Baltics may indeed believe Vladimir Putin's tanks could roil across their borders at any moment, but if so, their militaries' postures certainly don't reflect this concern.
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The New York Times reported that Trump expressed concerns on Tuesday that weakening the U.S. dollar could roil global markets, and he abruptly cut off Navarro's presentation.
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The second and more important way that an import tariff on Mexico could damage the U.S. economy is that it could roil U.S. and global financial markets.
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The trouble with sharp currency depreciations is that they have a tendency to feed on themselves, which could both heighten investor uncertainty and roil global financial markets.
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Porter argued tariffs would hurt the manufacturing industries that use steel and aluminum as inputs, tax American consumers, roil global markets, alienate allies and lead to retaliation.
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Such a move would roil global markets and likely even rebound on China's own, making this, in some analysts' minds, a worst case scenario short of war.
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Restoring sanctions against Iran, OPEC's third-largest oil producer, also threatened to roil energy markets and put a freeze on billions of foreign investment into the country.
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Lasting less than a minute, Handel's music quivers with nighttime restfulness, uncannily hinting at the romantic deceptions and false accusations that are about to roil the opera.
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Trump's move is the latest sign that the trade disputes between the U.S. and its trading partners could continue to roil markets and fuel global growth concerns.
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If he does not have his father's gift for theatrics, he does share the president's unwillingness to back down from comments and Twitter posts that roil liberals.
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Hong Kong Protests Roil City as Universities Cut Semester Short There were severe public transit disruptions a day after demonstrators staged a fiery standoff against the police.
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" "It's a stunning market backdrop where everything from the adjectives used by the Fed chairman to whom is appointed head of trade negotiations can roil the markets.
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Its ornate, almost cartoonish forms and undulating variations in tonality roil the imagery with a turbulence that stands in the opposite corner from de Chirico's eternal silence.
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The move could roil a private education market estimated to be worth $260 billion and which has been forecast to see deals worth billions of dollars this year.
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But such legislation seems unlikely to be approved, with many Republicans concerned the two-year gap would roil insurance markets and produce a political backlash against the GOP.
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Both Gentiloni and Italy&aposs president, Sergio Mattarella, have supported a second term for Visco, citing the bank&aposs independence and fearing a shake-up could roil markets.
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But it could still pull the trigger if a planned sales tax increase in October batters consumer spending or if overseas interest rate cuts roil the currency market.
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Trump could try to gain leverage by threatening to withdraw out of NAFTA unilaterally, but that move would likely send stock markets plunging and roil the U.S. economy.
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As nationalism and populism continue to roil European equity and bond markets, fears that Italy could lean toward an exit from the euro drove the most recent volatility.
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A yes vote could roil financial markets, and the Fed is unlikely to want to further unnerve investors with a rate increase just a week before that vote.
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Those efforts are on top of the imperative for major platforms to avoid a repeat of 2016 by fending off coordinated disinformation campaigns seeking to roil Americans politics.
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It's bad enough to roil our stock markets, put people out of work, potentially cause a recession, and infect millions, if not billions, of people around the world.
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Automakers are scrambling to find parts and prevent shortages in their supply chains as the spread of the coronavirus rattles markets and threatens to roil manufacturing processes globally.
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The move comes as the coronavirus continues to roil U.S. and foreign financial markets, causing public companies to take steps to minimize impact to their employees and businesses.
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Altria reported a $4.1 billion write-down on its Juul Labs investment on Thursday, another sizable charge as the vaping crisis continues to roil the e-cigarette industry.
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Further regulatory tightening could curb growth in the near-term or roil financial markets, even though debt control and reforms are needed to foster longer-term sustainable growth.
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Authorities are walking a fine line, however, as they try to curb risks without pushing borrowing costs too high, which could slow economic growth and roil financial markets.
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Finding one of American film's favorite young interpreters of subcutaneous roil on the links (or the range, barring that) was not what I expected, I told Mr. DeHaan.
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These lines roil relentlessly over fluttering hi-hats, mutating, breathing, dividing, and changing in a way that mirrors the delicate harmony and overwhelming complexity of the natural world.
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The Trump tariffs and measures against major Russian producer Rusal, along with a strike at Alcoa's alumina and bauxite operations in Western Australia are combining to roil aluminum markets.
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That's when the New York Times published its investigation into the company's handling of 2016 Russian influence campaign, the details of which continued to roil the company on Friday.
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As the ongoing controversy involving President Donald Trump and national anthem protests at sports events continues to roil, NASCAR's biggest name has publicly opposed the organization's anti-protest stance.
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Researchers have broadened the controversial technology called "deepfakes" — AI-generated media that experts fear could roil coming elections by convincingly depicting people saying or doing things they never did.
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The establishment of this precedent would roil the municipal debt market by shattering investor confidence in full faith and credit debt and, subsequently, raising borrowing costs across the board.
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The Trump tariffs and measures against major Russian producer Rusal, along with a strike at Alcoa's alumina and bauxite operations in Western Australia are combining to roil aluminium markets.
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While fealty to the Trump agenda plays well in their districts, they ask themselves how long they can hold out as trade wars and heated rhetoric roil the markets.
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"First thing I'm wondering is whether that Russian was part of a 'kompromat' operation to further roil the U.S. election rather than a whistleblower," one of the experts opined.
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The rating review from Moody's is seen as a critical market test for the Italian government, and it could potentially roil markets in Europe if a downgrade is announced.
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That improvement likely will continue to roil the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, who have tried to offset rising U.S. shale oil production with cuts of their own.
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These negotiations could drag on for years, leading to a period of heightened uncertainty and risk aversion, which in turn would discourage consumption and investment and roil financial markets.
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As issues of sexual harassment and abuse roil Washington, any violent altercation against a woman could doom his effort to take the seat that his father held since 1965.
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While debates over the future of Confederate monuments roil communities, experts say the conflicts could be a turning point for how America handles the lasting impact of this schism.
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But it is Medicare for All, the most radical of the lot, that continues to roil the party as the 2020 presidential primary enters its stretch run to Iowa.
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If Mr. Berlusconi emerges from the wilderness to become an Italian kingmaker, that too could roil Europe, given that he has previously scoffed at European rules limiting deficit spending.
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As impeachment deliberations roil Washington, Congress will be tempted to look inward and dial back on efforts to address the challenge China poses to American security, prosperity, and values.
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President Trump's abrupt dismissal last week of the F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, and his subsequent allusion to taped conversations with Mr. Comey continued to roil Washington on Sunday.
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Political brinkmanship could roil the markets and lessen investor confidence, and investors should prepare themselves for a potentially hair-raising ride as we head back to the brink again.
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A messy exit from the EU is certain to weaken the pound, but it could roil other currencies as investors adjust their positions to exit trades in riskier assets.
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But Gary Cohn, Trump's then-White House economic adviser, and Tillerson argued strongly against this, with Cohn saying it would roil markets, raise gas prices and exacerbate Venezuela's humanitarian crisis.
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Google's head of HR Eileen Naughton announced Monday that she would be leaving her position later in the year, as tensions between employees and management continue to roil the company.
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Google's head of human resources Eileen Naughton announced that she would be stepping down from her role this year, as tensions between employees and management continue to roil the company.
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Trump had privately discussed the possibility of firing Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, a move that could roil already volatile financial markets, two sources familiar with situation said on Saturday.
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LONDON – Britain&aposs Cabinet Office will investigate whether an international trade minister breached conduct rules by asking his secretary to buy sex toys as allegations of sexual harassment roil Parliament.
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Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, in a tearful interview on Monday, said he is "not going anywhere" as two allegations of sexual misconduct roil his path to the high court.
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The play, by Gotthold Ephraim Lessing, has its preachy aspects, but it speaks movingly to conflicts that (spoiler alert, ha-ha) continue to roil the Middle East today (2:00).
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Here are some of the wild cards that could roil the event in Cleveland: Convention delegates are under no obligation to vote for the vice-presidential candidate Mr. Trump chooses.
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The back-to-back meetings come amid growing frustration among congressional Republicans about Trump's recent actions on trade, which lawmakers worry will roil the economy months before a midterm election.
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That, in turn, is almost certain to further roil global financial markets in a manner that would have the potential to derail both the global and the U.S. economic recoveries.
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Roe bashing is a powerful source of solidarity; its absence would deprive Republican politicians and Fox News of the issue that stands at the ready to roil the political pot.
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"With each day, there seems to be yet another trap door lying beneath oil prices, and we expect to see prices continue to roil," said Louise Dickson, a Rystad analyst.
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China, where the epicenter of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic continues to roil markets, has long been accused by Washington of promoting pro-Chinese messaging, instead of objectively reporting its news.
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The meeting itself is expected to produce little drama — the Fed is likely to leave rates unchanged — but Mr. Powell's comments about the purchases could generate headlines and roil markets.
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The reverberations of the killing of five police officers in Dallas on July 7 are still being felt, while issues of race and criminal justice continue to roil the country.
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Both Democrats and Republicans are bracing for a wave of sexual misconduct allegations that could roil key races and inject further uncertainty into the battle for the House in 2018.
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Off the Shelf With the stock market up substantially since the first of the year, and technological innovations continuing to roil the corporate landscape, how should you invest right now?
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The Note 7 woes may also roil Samsung's component business, an important and growing source of revenue, as it provides key smartphone parts such as phone screens and memory chips.
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Officials in Las Vegas eventually decided not to pursue charges against Ronaldo, but even with Mr. Pinto in prison the repercussions of his efforts continue to roil the soccer industry.
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The House passed a pro-Hong Kong rights bill on Wednesday, putting President Donald Trump in a bind as he tries not to roil high-stakes trade talks with China.
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One of the biggest scandals to roil his tenure at EPA involved his $50-a-month rental agreement with an industry lobbyist who had business in front of the agency.
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And so at some point, as in the days before the NBA Trade Deadline, you must decide to just kind of surf the swells of nonsense that periodically roil the surface.
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Here Shannon Liao unpacks the latest conspiracy theory to roil Instagram: Over the past year, people have been posting claims that only 7 percent of Instagram followers see a user's posts.
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Migration can also roil domestic politics in the receiving countries, as the presidential campaign in the United States has already demonstrated, especially when it comes to the issue of Mexican migrants.
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Hundreds of Hong Kong protesters blocked train services during the early morning rush hour on Tuesday, causing commuter chaos in the latest anti-government campaign to roil the former British colony.
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Plans to unveil a home speaker at F8 were reportedly canceled at the last minute over fears that it would further roil a public already skeptical of Facebook's data collection practices.
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Certainly, it is not beyond the realm of possibility that if the upcoming GOP convention renounces a popular favorite, another schism might roil the party as it did when Lincoln ran.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve began its long-awaited tightening phase in December which helped to roil sentiment alongside growth concerns from China and an unnerving drop in the price of oil.
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As Facebook continues to roil over the idea that fake news on the social network could have had any effect on the U.S. presidential election, one Chrome extension is stepping in.
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GOP lawmakers worry that the penalties against key trading partners will roil the economy months before the midterm election and overshadow gains they believe are created by the 2017 tax plan.
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The tensions are further exacerbated by the rivalries that always roil Trump's world, with some advisers fretting that the president's nascent reelection campaign is at risk of being caught flat-footed.
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But enacting his bailout policy would roil U.S. power markets while alienating a growing number of conservatives and costing consumers billions during his re-election campaign — much tougher mistakes to fix.
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One big-money entrant could roil the field – former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg laid out his timeline to decide on a run during an interview with The Associated Press.
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In contrast, expanding the prohibition to Europe would affect domestic U.S. airlines and roil the flying experience for many more passengers, who would have to stow their gadgets in checked luggage.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump likes to say that people in his political orbit come straight out of central casting, "tough hombres" from far beyond the Capital Beltway ready to roil the swamp.
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Taylor just barely graduated in June and Mr. Dowdy was eventually expelled from the school, but the questions about the case continue to roil this community into the new school year.
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Statovci interweaves the stories of Emine, a young Kosovan bride, and her son, Bekim, whom the aftershocks of exile continue to roil three decades after her fateful wedding to his father.
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Yet the vote could still roil the European Union: It threatens to embolden opponents of the single currency, which could destabilize the Italian economy and foment turmoil in the banking sector.
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"The more the trade tensions roil the global markets and stay in the headlines, the more we're worried it will have a negative impact on business and consumer confidence," he said.
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Such a move would roil the travel industry, which would need to make major adjustments in order to avoid the potential chaos and damage that could result from a laptop ban.
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However, if you get a kick out of events that could roil the short-term financial markets and appreciate political theater, you might find the following interesting and worth your time.
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President Donald Trump has reportedly suggested on multiple occasions that the United States withdraw from NATO — a maneuver that would roil the global community and signal a major victory for Russia.
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In less than 24 hours, Trump will roil the nation again by announcing the firing of his FBI Director, James Comey, who is leading an investigation of his campaign's ties to Russia.
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Speaking to CNBC Thursday, the former Prime Minister of Italy, Enrico Letta, said an unruly departure by the U.K. from the EU could roil European markets and further destabilize his own country.
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ADM has been looking to strengthen its core businesses of trading, processing and transporting corn, soybeans and wheat and other crops as the U.S.-China trade war continues to roil global agriculture.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Donald Trump has said a lot of things that, were he a sitting U.S. president instead of a candidate for the job, could be expected to roil financial markets.
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Many investors say a no-deal Brexit would send shock waves through the world economy, tip Britain into a recession, roil financial markets and weaken London's position as an international financial center.
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The foreign policy shake-up comes as protests against the four-day-old government of conservative interim President Jeanine Anez roil the country amid Bolivia's biggest political upheaval in over a decade.
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From his remove, the issues that roil Americans today—immigration, abortion, police brutality, global warming—appear to be minor disputes whipped up by citizens addicted to a state of chronic political unhappiness.
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However, one veteran market watcher warned that investors should stay vigilant on the threat from China – because it could roar back to roil markets if the U.S.-North Korea summit goes awry.
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One also cannot discount the likelihood that such a full-blown Eurozone crisis would roil global financial markets, in much the same way as did the Lehman Brothers banking crisis in 2008.
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Even as Europe grapples with repercussions of Britain's vote to leave the European Union, a dispute over tens of billions of dollars is also threatening to roil the region's $16 trillion economy.
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The bill comes as Trump's broader trade policies have rankled Republicans on Capitol Hill, who worry steep tariffs on steel and aluminum imports will roil the economy months before a midterm election.
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A tougher stance on North Korea will likely roil China, Pyongyang's protector and ally, so that "it would become much more like a Cold War with China in the region," Cha said.
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McCall lost her case, and Scott relates both her troubled adulthood and the fascinating debates over the American Plan that continued to roil for decades, both inside and outside the legal system.
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Mr. Jordan's bid is sure to roil the already shaky succession of power that Mr. Ryan set in motion when he announced that he would retire at the end of the year.
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According to some progressives, Democrats need to learn from Mr. Trump's style of politics and name enemies, draw harder lines and callously stoke the animosities that roil Americans' lives for partisan advantage.
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BAGHDAD — Vice President Mike Pence made an unexpected visit to Iraq on Saturday, arriving as protests aimed at toppling the Iraqi leadership and changing the political system continued to roil the country.
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An erroneous report that Mr. Cohn was leaving the White House in the wake of Mr. Trump's statements on the deadly clashes in Charlottesville was enough to roil stock markets on Thursday.
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There is a category difference between the kinds of tweets cranked off into the internet's roil of human emotion and the ones that are intended as Teachable Moments or Pearls of Wisdom.
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As the cold civil war across our nation continues to roil and hyperpartisanship remains the order of the day, a candidate who can contemplate reaching across the aisle is a welcome change.
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Ireland is crucial if a deal is to be done to avert a potentially disorderly Brexit that would hurt global growth, roil financial markets and could perhaps even split the United Kingdom.
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Baucus' comments came after the House passed a pro-Hong Kong rights bill on Wednesday, putting Trump in a bind as he tries not to roil high-stakes trade talks with China.
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It also surveys the changes he has watched roil the food world, like the toppling of the French-chef hegemony and the rise of egalitarian figures like Anthony Bourdain and David Chang.
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Now, the US intelligence community is increasingly confident that Russian meddling wasn't just meant to roil the presidential election, but was explicitly intended to support Trump, CNN has reported, based on multiple sources.
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A no-deal would be were the U.K. abruptly leaves the EU without any agreements and would have to rely on WTO trade rules which could raise export tariffs and roil financial markets.
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Insurers will again be able to sell short-term health insurance good for up to 12 months under a proposed rule released Tuesday by the Trump administration that could further roil the marketplace.
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Some projected data about global agricultural trend cannot be processed because of government shutdown, including the importing and exporting data of soybeans these key products and that may roil market sentiment and judgment.
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Supporting a pathway to legalization for millions of undocumented immigrants could roil his base of supporters, many of whom flocked to Trump early on due to his controversial and hardline position on immigration.
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Many investors say a 'no-deal' Brexit would hurt the economies of Britain, the EU and the wider world, roil financial markets and weaken London's position as the pre-eminent international financial centre.
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The city's police force has come under scrutiny after officers fired rubber bullets and tear gas last month to disperse demonstrators in some of the worst violence to roil Hong Kong in decades.
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Such a fire sale might roil financial markets or cause problems for companies that lost funding, but experts say it is hard to imagine a significant or lasting impact on the American economy.
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News of the top secret emails is likely to roil the presidential race, where Republicans have been especially eager to accuse the Democratic front-runner of violating the law and jeopardizing U.S. secrets.
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The internal debate over health care lies at the center of a broader argument between the Democratic establishment and its progressive grassroots -- a conflict that figures to roil the party's 20183 presidential primaries.
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Bonnie Watson ColemanBonnie Watson ColemanHere are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment Racial politics roil Democratic Party Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (D-N.J.).
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The deals come as the prolonged rout in prices of aluminum, copper, steel and iron ore continue to roil merchants and producers amid concerns about faltering growth in China, the world's top consumer.
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Fox News's parent company, 21st Century Fox, has attempted to clean up its workplace and move past the crisis, yet new allegations and litigation have continued to roil the network in recent months.
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Airline stocks have been pounded even worse than most of the stock market in recent weeks, falling 5003% as fears that the new coronavirus will lead to mass customer defections roil their world.
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The report on the Bank of Japan continued to roil the markets Monday, and overnight the 10-year Japanese government bond jumped by 23 basis points, to 0.083 percent, the highest since February.
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If Johnson is unable to clinch a deal in the Brexit maelstrom, an acrimonious divorce could follow that would divide the West, roil financial markets and test the cohesion of the United Kingdom.
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The concern among Republican strategists -- and some senators like Graham -- is that Trump firing Sessions any time before the election would roil an electorate that already looks to be shaping up against Republicans.
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Although U.S. stocks appeared minimally affected by American and Chinese tariffs going into effect, some investors warned that prolonged trade tensions could roil the markets, as they have on several occasions this year.
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A legal appeal in London Wednesday by British far-right activist Tommy Robinson against a jail sentence for breaking basic rules of court reporting seems an unlikely issue to roil the American right.
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Many investors say a no-deal Brexit would send shock waves through the world economy, tip Britain into a recession, roil financial markets and weaken London's position as the pre-eminent international financial centre.
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With worries that political turmoil in Italy would roil markets receding, investors have - after strong inflation data this week - shifted their focus back to predicting when will the European Central Bank raise interest rates.
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Rio de Janeiro (CNN)Political upheaval continued to roil Brazil on Monday with the announcement that a top Cabinet minister would be stepping down, less than two weeks after his appointment to the position.
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"There is a lot of chatter that a Sanders nomination would roil markets, but there's another way to consider that possibility," Nick Colas, co-founder of DataTrek Research, said in his daily market note.
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Saturday's protest, which had begun peacefully, was the latest in more than a month to roil the former British colony, grappling with its worst political crisis since it returned to Chinese rule in 1997.
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Increasingly violent clashes between protesters and police in Hong Kong, worries about Britain's exit from the European Union, and Middle East tensions mean risk aversion could quickly flare up again and roil major currencies.
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Being around 10 times the size of the Greek economy and with a public debt totaling over $2.5 trillion, an Italian debt crisis would have the real potential to roil the global financial system.
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Lawmakers may get an answer to that question as Puerto Rico is facing a May 85033 default that could roil financial markets and it appears as if Congress is unlikely to beat that deadline.
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He told The Hill earlier this year that he was tipped off by a source with inside knowledge about the organization who said that it had information that would "roil" the 2016 presidential election.
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Donald McEachinAston (Donale) Donald McEachinRacial politics roil Democratic Party CBC lawmakers rip Justice Democrats for targeting black lawmakers for primaries Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (D-V.
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His latest comments came hours after a gunman opened fire at Santa Fe High School near Houston, killing 10 people and injuring 10 others, making it the latest school shooting to roil the country.
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Same disquieting harmonies, same hyperactive percussion, same general roil, with Thao's lighter, more unburdened voice delivering darkened lyrics that dwell on her up-and-gone father and "an endless love" with an unhappy ending.
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Treasury departments will also be working overtime because a vote for a Brexit would be expected to roil currency markets and have major consequences for trade, the economy and migration in Britain and elsewhere.
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Boeing said it is in talks with Trump administration officials about potential aid for the aircraft manufacturer and others in its supply chain as coronavirus and measures to contain it roil the travel industry.
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That was one takeaway from the University of California, Berkeley campus on Thursday as the Berkeley College Republicans hosted Ben Shapiro, the latest in a line of conservative speakers to roil the flagship campus.
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But mark it as another jab in the cyberconflict that continues to roil between the US and Iran, one that has only escalated since President Donald Trump decertified a nuclear deal with the country.
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A canceled deal would thrill critics in Washington and the Middle East, but it would dismay US military leaders who say the agreement is in US national security interests, and roil relations with Europe.
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Such legislation from the "build the wall" president would roil politics in the capital, and Mr. Trump told the anchors that nothing like that was actually in the speech as it was then drafted.
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Trade tensions have been escalating between the world's top two economies, leading to worries that Washington and Beijing may engage in a full-scale trade war that could damage global growth and roil markets.
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As performed, both songs also illustrate her limitations translating song into sound: in tempo and in the roil of production tricks, they're still too stately, too restrained, without ever pushing things over the top.
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After the law is passed, a wave of boycotts and petitions roil the state, with companies like Apple and organizations like the NCAA criticizing the bill and threatening to reconsider future business opportunities in Indiana.
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"There is some anticipation that the markets have built in a Hillary victory, and that a Trump victory is going to roil the markets," said Paul Nolte, portfolio manager at Kingsview Asset Management in Chicago.
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Failing to cut rates would create a "hawkish shock" in financial markets that could send the S&P 0.23 plunging 20.2%, boost the US dollar and roil the bond market, Goldman Sachs has predicted. 20.3.
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The NHC's headquarters are on the western side of the Florida International University (FIU) campus in Miami, a perfect spot to forecast and track the storms that roil through the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico.
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"The prospect that they might actually get in will roil markets each time, and that can be an opportunity, if you have well-founded research, to take advantage of overreactions in the market," he said.
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Beijing has issued unusually strict rules limiting coverage of the trade war because of worries that unrestrained reporting could spark instability or roil its already jittery financial markets, according to sources within Chinese state media.
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It is unclear how, when or if Britain will leave the EU. The chaos has raised fears of a disorderly exit that would shock the British economy, roil financial markets and even hurt global trade.
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Many investors say a no-deal Brexit would send shock waves through the world economy, tip Britain's economy into a recession, roil financial markets and weaken London's position as the pre-eminent international financial centre.
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Many investors say a no-deal Brexit would send shock waves through the world economy, tip Britain's economy into a recession, roil financial markets and weaken London's position as the pre-eminent international financial center.
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It is unclear how, when or if Britain will leave the EU. The chaos has raised fears of a disorderly exit that would shock the British economy, roil financial markets and even hurt global trade.
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Y.) and Bonnie Watson ColemanBonnie Watson ColemanHere are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment Racial politics roil Democratic Party Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (D-N.
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A. Donald McEachinAston (Donale) Donald McEachinRacial politics roil Democratic Party CBC lawmakers rip Justice Democrats for targeting black lawmakers for primaries Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (D-Va.).
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Donald McEachinAston (Donale) Donald McEachinRacial politics roil Democratic Party CBC lawmakers rip Justice Democrats for targeting black lawmakers for primaries Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (D-Va.) tweeted.
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Although Lopez Obrador's popularity remains strong compared with many world leaders, nearly one year into his administration, skepticism is growing about his performance on the back of several shocking security lapses to recently roil Mexico.
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NATHAN DODELL Great Neck, N.Y. To the Editor: It is ironic that Republicans such as Newt Gingrich and Rudolph Giuliani are attempting to roil Donald Trump's supporters by warning that the election will be rigged.
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A. Donald McEachinAston (Donale) Donald McEachinRacial politics roil Democratic Party CBC lawmakers rip Justice Democrats for targeting black lawmakers for primaries Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (D) tweeted.
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Stone has denied knowing that the group would release the emails, instead claiming that a source gave him an inside tip that WikiLeaks would soon release damaging information that would "roil" the 2016 presidential election.
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Despite widespread concern among Republicans that Trump's escalating trade war could roil the economy before the midterm elections, party leaders are wary of picking a fight that could prompt a backlash from Trump's fervent base.
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A bulk sale of American debt would roil US and global financial markets, slow economy grown by raising the costs of borrowing and rattle global investors' confidence in the stable value of the US dollar.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump has privately discussed the possibility of firing Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, a move that could roil already volatile financial markets, two sources familiar with situation said on Saturday.
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The ruling promised to further roil the political scene in a state with one of the deepest partisan divides in the nation, and where both liberals and conservatives receive support from well-financed national groups.
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But she considers it a calling to try to bring them on such a journey, to roil the calm sea of Nordic neutrals, to help them see the light in all its vibrant, saturated glory.
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The departures are the latest to roil the organization's leadership, which has seen several members resign in recent weeks amid the controversy over NRA spending and the forced resignation of former NRA President Oliver North.
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He joined Gary D. Cohn, Mr. Trump's former chief economic adviser, in quietly arguing against trade measures — like withdrawing from the North American Free Trade Agreement — that could provoke retaliation and roil the American economy.
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Factor in the retreat of international buyers from China and elsewhere, recession fears, and the fact that elections tend to roil investors, and there are a number of new challenges worsening an already oversupplied market.
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The $1 trillion for infrastructure the president proposed may not roil muni bonds too greatly because the outlay would probably be spread out over a decade, making it more digestible for the $3.8 trillion market.
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RISKS OF A NO-DEAL If London is unable to clinch a deal, an acrimonious divorce could follow that would hit trade and business, roil financial markets and potentially lead to the United Kingdom splitting.
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J.) and Bonnie Watson ColemanBonnie Watson ColemanHere are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment Racial politics roil Democratic Party Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (D-N.
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But if a shutdown carries over through Monday, millions of Americans are likely to feel it — a fact that will roil the blame game Republicans and Democrats are playing in advance of a possible closure.
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North Carolina Republicans approved a new congressional map Friday that would cost the party at least two House seats and potentially roil the state's delegation — but Democrats immediately objected, saying it's still a GOP gerrymander.
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If Bannon returns to Breitbart and follows through on that threat, he could roil the Republican base at a time when the GOP needs unity to enact its agenda on tax reform and other issues.
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In 2020, how a 76-year-old white man confronts his 2003 praise for a former segregationist could prove a stark challenge — and underlines how intraparty, inter-generational racial tensions can potentially roil the presidential primaries.
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" Indeed, Gross said the euro is likely to stay weak due both to ECB President Mario Draghi and to political unrest that encourages "non-growth-enhancing policies" that will "roil markets for some time to come.
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SANTO DOMINGO (Reuters) - The Haitian government vowed to deepen the investigation into alleged corruption in the PetroCaribe oil program and to reduce its expenses, seeking to meet some of protestors' demands as demonstrations roil the country.
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As Chinese stock market volatility and the country's currency depreciations roil equities around the world once again, central bankers are poised to tighten policy less aggressively than indicated following the Fed's initial rate hike in December.
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A. Donald McEachinAston (Donale) Donald McEachinRacial politics roil Democratic Party CBC lawmakers rip Justice Democrats for targeting black lawmakers for primaries Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (D-Va.) Rep.
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Republicans have also been upfront about the fact that they are worried Trump's trade moves could roil the economy months before a midterm election, undoing what they view as a boost from last year's tax bill.
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A track called "Artifact" makes use of a swinging pulse and a slinky melody — with passing nods to "Trinkle, Tinkle," by Thelonious Monk — but it also accommodates layered electronic effects and a free-form rhythmic roil.
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HONG KONG, July 30 (Reuters) - Hundreds of Hong Kong protesters blocked train services during the early morning rush hour on Tuesday, causing commuter chaos in the latest anti-government campaign to roil the former British colony.
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The idea rarely came up during Mr. Trump's march toward the White House, but a battle over the future of Medicare could roil Washington during his first year in office, whether he wants it or not.
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"Heather Nauert's appointment to the U.N. may roil waters of the traditional diplomatic establishment," said Aaron David Miller, an adviser to six secretaries of state who is now at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.
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Then, in May, Colin Kaepernick, the former quarterback of the San Francisco 49ers whose kneeling protest of police brutality has continued to roil professional football one year later, contributed 50 suits (he later also donated $33,000).
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But it is a problem comedy, to be sure, for no amount of family catharsis can subdue the dark roil of violence and trauma that Laird's tale has summoned, and that still flickers just behind it.
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But as Chinese censorship demands roil more American companies — and given Congressional Republicans' hair trigger for anything resembling the stifling of conservative speech — it's easy to imagine the case for divestment that CFIUS could build here.
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An unfavorable Brexit or China's use of force in Hong Kong before year-end could roil both the U.S. and global financial markets and put paid to Trump's hopes of reelection by denting the U.S. economy.
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In the House, Republicans are bracing for a loss of possibly a dozen seats, but will almost certainly remain in control, albeit with a majority in which a conservative faction could continue to roil the party.
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Many investors say a no-deal Brexit would send shock waves through the world economy, hurt the economies of Britain and the EU, roil financial markets and weaken London's position as the pre-eminent international financial center.
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Investors and policy-makers have worried that if Britain leaves the EU it would roil financial markets and harm the global economy, as such a move would lead to renegotiation of U.K. trade pacts and other countries.
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Opponents of these policies say they could hurt patients who need coverage and could roil the Affordable Care Act markets by drawing healthier consumers away from the exchanges and pushing up the premiums for those who remain.
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Should Trump shape a Fed that answers first to his politics, it could roil the landscape for other central banks, and for a dollar-dependent world financial system whose fortunes can swing dramatically based on Fed decisions.
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The latest conflict-of-interest uproar to roil President Donald Trump's administration arose this weekend as the Kushner Companies invited wealthy foreigners to sink cash into a New Jersey real estate project via the EB-5 program.
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Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.), Bonnie Watson ColemanBonnie Watson ColemanHere are the 28503 Democrats who voted to support impeachment Racial politics roil Democratic Party Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (D-N.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The troubled police force in Oakland, California, saw its third police chief resign in just over a week on Friday as investigations into sexual misconduct and racist text messages continued to roil the department.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Inappropriate inspection practices at Nissan Motor Co Ltd had been going for at least 20 years, Japanese national broadcaster NHK reported on Friday, in a new revelation that could further roil Japan's second-biggest automaker.
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Why it matters: The same dynamics that turned many public internet forums into free-fire zones between culture war antagonists and red state/blue state zealots have begun to roil the worlds inside Silicon Valley's walled gardens.
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WASHINGTON — The top two leaders of the House on Thursday called on Representative John Conyers Jr., the chamber's longest-serving lawmaker, to resign from Congress as widening accusations of sexually inappropriate behavior continued to roil Capitol Hill.
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Opposing the terrorist designation are United States counterterrorism, intelligence and defense officials, who worry it would divert resources from demonstrated terrorist threats, including the Islamic State and Al Qaeda, and roil American relations in the Middle East.
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"Bitter Melon" is a family recriminations drama distinguished mainly by being set among an ethnic group that is underrepresented onscreen, Filipino-Americans, and by its willingness to roil a holiday formula by going to some disturbing places.
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For many independent bookstores — which operate within an already much-beleaguered industry facing the rise of Amazon and e-books — owners are now forced to resort to extreme measures as the virus continues to roil the nation.
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The mayhem is threatening to roil the underlying global financial system and the abilities of companies large and small to survive a potential economic monsoon — a downward spiral that is fed and intensified by these destructive forces.
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But some say they expect no movement from the Bank of Japan, and that could roil a market that's been setting up for a change in the policy regime and the global rates that moved with it.
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In the course of a day, as Rasa hunts for a missing friend, who has likely been hauled in by the vice squad, his city and his memories roil, sensuous and caustic, full of smoke and blood.
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A decision to move ahead with those tariffs could roil financial markets and scuttle U.S.-China talks to end the 17-month-long trade war between the world's two largest economies for the remainder of Trump's term.
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WASHINGTON — The United States on Tuesday imposed tough economic sanctions against a Russian oil giant that is keeping Venezuela's ruling government afloat, gambling that the newest penalties against President Nicolás Maduro will not roil global oil prices.
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Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.), Bonnie Watson ColemanBonnie Watson ColemanHere are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment Racial politics roil Democratic Party Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (D-N.
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Republicans have also been up front about the fact that they are worried Trump's trade moves could roil the economy months before a midterm election, undoing what they view as a boost from last year's tax bill.
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It suggests an immaturity, a lack of respect for the office he's about to hold, a person easily distracted by shiny objects, and a lack of basic decency that could roil his government and divide the country.
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Activists pledged, however, to maintain the momentum of the anti-government movement that has seen protests roil the former British colony since June, at times forcing government offices, businesses, schools and even the international airport to shut.
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Community leaders and lawyers working with Johnson said in a statement that the incident is part of a larger problem, noting in interviews with reporters that this isn't the first excessive force case to roil the department.
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But as a symbol of the sweeping changes in American politics over the decades — and the ways the racial realignment of the 21976s continues to roil the political landscape — it's hard to think of anything more perfect.
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Behind the surge of confidence in the region's technology fortunes, despite the economic turmoil that continues to roil the region, is a growing track record of valuable companies — all with a home base in Latin America's largest market.
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Not in light of the longstanding tensions between Sunni-dominated Saudi Arabia and Shiite-led Iran, which have escalated in recent days, threatening an even bigger showdown that could roil not only the Middle East but the world.
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TOKYO, Oct 20 (Reuters) - Inappropriate inspection practices at Nissan Motor Co had been going for at least 20 years, Japanese national broadcaster NHK reported on Friday, in a new revelation that could further roil Japan's second-biggest automaker.
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Lawmakers and tax professionals have eagerly awaited the plan and have expressed concerns that the funding lapse could roil the upcoming filing season -- the first that reflects changes to the tax code enacted by President Trump in 2017.
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Raúl Grijalva (Ariz.) and A. Donald McEachinAston (Donale) Donald McEachinRacial politics roil Democratic Party CBC lawmakers rip Justice Democrats for targeting black lawmakers for primaries Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (Va.).
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Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.) and Bonnie Watson ColemanBonnie Watson ColemanHere are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment Racial politics roil Democratic Party Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (D-N.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Labor Department on Friday took the next step toward requiring brokers who provide retirement advice to follow a "fiduciary" standard of putting clients' interests first, a move that could roil the financial services industry.
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There simply is no fair way to punish long-dead folks we feel should be punished and still avoid collateral damage to innocent families or our national debt, fueling a debate that would roil our nation for generations.
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The massacre of the women and children, who belonged to families from breakaway Mormon communities established decades ago in the northern states of Sonora and Chihuahua, was the latest in a spate of mass killings to roil Mexico.
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In the lead-up to Mozambique's recent elections, insurgents mounted dozens of attacks, while violence continues to roil the country despite a peace accord between Nyusi's Frelimo party and Renamo, the former rebel group turned main opposition party.
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The authors make it clear that these issues still roil our present by starting with Dylann Roof's 2015 massacre of nine black parishioners at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church and the distortions about slavery that fueled his hatred.
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The survey, summarized on Monday on the university's website, is certain to further roil an ongoing debate over whether Donald J. Trump's narrow victory in Wisconsin over Hillary Clinton was a result of efforts to depress Democratic turnout.
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Democrats and other critics charged, and Republicans denied, that the filing was timed not just to confuse voters in November, but to roil a Wisconsin Supreme Court election in April, on the day of the Democratic presidential primary.
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Nicaragua's churches have been transformed into political battlegrounds in recent weeks as protests continue to roil a country deeply divided over the leadership of Ortega, a former Marxist guerrilla who has waged a brutal crackdown on his opponents.
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In 2012 a team of Japanese researchers predicted that by 2200 the Bay of Bengal would experience 31% fewer cyclones than today, but that 46% more will roil the Arabian Sea on the other side of the subcontinent.
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For instance, Stephen Schwarzman of Blackstone "has been phoning Mr. Trump and his senior advisers to warn that the failure to strike a deal will undermine the economy and roil markets," according to Bob Davis of the WSJ.
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If Haley isn't able to keep her relationship with the incoming president on solid ground, navigating the administration's internal divisions could prove to be just as difficult as navigating the diplomatic controversies that regularly roil the UN itself.
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Failing to cut rates would create a "hawkish shock" in financial markets that could send the S&P 500 plunging 7%, boost the US dollar and roil the bond market, Goldman Sachs predicted in a research report on Sunday.
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Such is the concern about the likely impact on the $18.7 trillion EU economy that European capitals are ramping up pressure on Ireland to accelerate preparations for a no-deal exit that could roil financial markets and dislocate trade.
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The summit in Helsinki at which Trump refused to denounce Russia's election meddling was the culmination of a turbulent trip that also saw Trump roil NATO allies in Brussels and undercut the British prime minister on her home turf.
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" In November, she argued that loose border control has fueled right-wing politics in Europe, warning in an interview with The Guardian that "if we don't deal with the migration issue it will continue to roil the body politic.
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The prospect of the U.S. government not paying its debt was frightening enough to roil markets, and the administration consistently insisted that without a prompt increase to the borrowing cap, the nation was in danger of a catastrophic default.
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Bobby Rush (D-Ill.) and Donald McEachinAston (Donale) Donald McEachinRacial politics roil Democratic Party CBC lawmakers rip Justice Democrats for targeting black lawmakers for primaries Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (D-Va.).
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Uncertainty continued to roil markets through Wednesday, although Italian stocks and bonds have been rebounding on reports that the two anti-establishment parties are renewing efforts to form a government, potentially staving off the prospect of a snap election.
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Immigration, industrialization, failures of governance, class conflict and, importantly, the vestiges of Civil War, he shows, dominate and roil this period in ways that shaped the upheavals, inequities, and even the hopefulness, sometimes blinkered, that remain with us today.
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The Kashmir issue continues to roil both countries, so it's not hard to imagine a Crimson Tide scenario in which an Indian submarine commander, aware that his country is under attack, receives an incomplete or unclear order to launch.
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But parliament has indicated it will try to stop a no-deal Brexit, which investors warn could roil markets and shock the world economy, while the EU has said it will not renegotiate the Withdrawal Agreement that May agreed.
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Inside the List CONTINENTAL DIVIDE As discord and bickering roil the country, Americans clearly want to read about what's going on: Five of the top 10 books on the nonfiction list address our current political climate in some way.
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Unfortunately, the U.S. Department of Energy has set a new record for gall in this practice in a fairly stunning move that would impose a new tax on electricity consumers and roil America's power markets for years to come.
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The nuclear tensions that roil in the graphic novel "Watchmen" are resolved through a mass catastrophe, orchestrated by Adrian Veidt, to draw the world's attention away from the imminent mutual annihilation of the United States and the Soviet Union.
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WASHINGTON — In a case that could further roil relations with Mexico, the Supreme Court considered on Tuesday whether the parents of a 15-year-old Mexican boy killed by an American border guard may sue in United States courts.
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Since China's economy is far bigger than two decades ago, the country has the size and resilience to overcome issues in the financial system, but Beijing is concerned about systemic risks that may roil the world's second-largest economy.
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If McCarthy's unorthodox strategy works, it could pave the way for other tech startups to follow suit; that could potentially cut out Wall Street banks and their clients from a lucrative revenue stream, and would roil the financial services industry.
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Kelly carved out a reputation as a highly respected, but often outspoken commander who could roil debate with blunt assessments or unpopular directives on issues ranging from women in combat to the treatment of detainees at the Guantanamo Bay detention center.
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President Donald Trump is adamantly opposed to the Federal Reserve's rate hike campaign, but has never suggested firing Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Saturday, moving to defuse a controversy that could roil global markets even further.
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"African swine fever certainly has the potential to roil and disrupt the worldwide markets," Smithfield CEO Ken Sullivan told Reuters as the company announced an unrelated plan to cover pits that hold U.S. hog manure as part of an environmental effort.
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The authorities in Austria raided the headquarters of biathlon's global governing body following a tip from the World Anti-Doping Agency that its leaders may have been involved with the vast Russian doping scandal that continues to roil international sports.
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Trump is expected to meet with Xi on Saturday for a conversation that could revive stalled negotiations between the world's two biggest economies or launch a much deeper, costlier trade war that would drag down global growth and roil financial markets.
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BARLETTA WINS PENNSYLVANIA GOP SENATE RACE AS HOUSE BATTLES ROIL STATE All three front-runners advocated shifting to a system where employees pay into a retirement account like a 401(k), with some degree of matching contribution from the state.
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Now, as Britain faces the risk of a chaotic no-deal Brexit from the European Union in March, it can no longer count on its neighbours to provide a shock absorber as fears of a global slowdown roil financial markets.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 29 (Reuters) - The U.S. Labor Department on Friday took the next step in requiring brokers who provide retirement advice to follow a "fiduciary" standard of putting their customers' interests first, a move that could roil the financial services industry.
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The rhetorical firefight around the G-220006 summit over the weekend comes as lawmakers were already publicly fretting about the White House's trade positions, with Republicans worried Trump's use of tariffs could roil the economy months before a midterm election.
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The attack seems best interpreted as a warning to the US, that continued violence in the region could bring more disruption, and roil the global economy as Trump prepares for a 2020 election against a backdrop of flagging US performance.
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Once an agitator famously photographed in a blood-splattered shirt after being hit with a truncheon at a protest, Lopez Obrador has mellowed with age and picked a team to reassure investors that his plans will not roil the economy.
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Stone vehemently denies having inside information about the content or source of the emails, noting in an interview Friday he simply was tipped off by a source that WikiLeaks had "bombshell" information that would "roil" the presidential race in October 6900.
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The split-screen coverage could roil the president, who is known to monitor headlines and cable television, but the White House has sought to downplay the possibility that Cohen might serve as a distraction to Trump during his trip to Vietnam.
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Variously described as a leftist, a populist and a nationalist, Lopez Obrador, 24, has used the slogan "peace and love" during the campaign and has deployed a team of aides to reassure Wall Street that he will not roil the economy.
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The comments came after the central bank said it was cutting interest rates to near zero and launching a massive $700 billion quantitative easing program in a bid to prop up the economy as the coronavirus outbreak continues to roil markets.
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Now, President Donald Trump is in the position of signing off on a move that will undoubtedly roil Beijing while he is engaged in trade negotiations with China — and working to formulate a response to the crisis in Hong Kong.
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Dean G. Skelos, once one of the most powerful figures in New York State politics, was found guilty of bribery, extortion and conspiracy on Tuesday, the latest in a drumbeat of corruption convictions to roil Albany in a heated election year.
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Singapore thrives best when the entire region is stable and can attract investors, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said as unrest continues to roil Hong Kong, often seen as the city-state's competitor for the role of Asia's premier financial center.
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World soccer: Investigators in France detained Michel Platini, the former European soccer federation president, to question him about the awarding of the 333 men's World Cup to Qatar, a decision made almost a decade ago that continues to roil the sport.
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No more tax cuts in addition to Fed rate hikes may roil market Still, any uncertainty could be troubling for stocks, particularly since there are already worries about continued interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve possibly slowing the economy down.
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Donald McEachinAston (Donale) Donald McEachinRacial politics roil Democratic Party CBC lawmakers rip Justice Democrats for targeting black lawmakers for primaries Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE is ranking member of the Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee.
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Variously described as a leftist, a populist and a nationalist, Lopez Obrador, 2000, has used the slogan "peace and love" during the campaign and has deployed a team of aides to reassure Wall Street that he will not roil the economy.
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Propaganda authorities have also issued unusually strict rules limiting local media coverage of the trade war because of worries that unrestrained reporting could set off panic and roil its already jittery financial markets, sources within Chinese state media have said.
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Furor over the tweet continued to roil more or less unabated, on both sides of the "debate," for weeks — when it escalated from an uproar to a veritable implosion in tandem with Moffat and Gatiss's late-July appearance at San Diego Comic-Con.
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Lighthizer, who has been working to build support for the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement in Congress, warned Trump the move would hamper ratification of the trade deal, while Mnuchin warned Trump the move would roil the stock market, multiple sources told CNN.
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The next revolution will be reclaiming your digital identity China's decision to freeze fundraising through initial coin offerings continues to roil markets, but the regulatory decision may not be as controversial as the response from the bitcoin community would lead observers to believe.
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The California legislation due to take effect in 2023 is sure to roil the big money world of college sports, which earns millions of dollars for schools and coaches, while the student athletes fill stadiums and arenas and create huge TV ratings.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions' "zero tolerance" policy on prosecuting people who illegally cross the U.S.-Mexico border continues to roil the national discourse, even after Trump signed an executive order last week to end the family separations that resulted from that policy.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. government has again extended its deadline to issue preliminary results of a review of a 2014 sugar trade pact with Mexico, it said on Friday, as uncertainty over flows between the two countries continues to roil the market.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump said on Saturday that he had the power to remove or demote Jerome H. Powell, the Federal Reserve chair, renewing a long-running threat against the central bank's leader at a time when it could further roil volatile markets.
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Johnson said he did not want a no-deal Brexit - which investors warn would roil financial markets and send shockwaves through the European economy - but it was necessary to put it on the table so that Britain could negotiate the result it wanted.
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Mr. Ross, Mr. Lighthizer and Peter Navarro, the president's trade and manufacturing adviser, overcame objections from Mr. Cohn and national security officials like Jim Mattis, the defense secretary, who cautioned Mr. Trump that the plan would roil relations with important security allies.
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The British parliament has indicated it will try to stop a no-deal Brexit, which investors warn would roil financial markets and shock the world economy, while the EU has said it will not renegotiate the Withdrawal Agreement that May agreed in November.
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PARIS — Investigators in France detained Michel Platini, the former European soccer federation president, on Tuesday to question him about the awarding of the 2022 men's World Cup to Qatar, a decision made almost a decade ago that continues to roil the sport.
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WASHINGTON — Three years into a brutal war in Yemen, the Senate is weighing whether to end American support for the conflict — a decision that could roil the United States' alliance with Saudi Arabia and threaten the heart of President Trump's Middle East strategy.
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Mr. Hickenlooper's backing showed how even the most moderate members of the Democratic Party have now adopted the explicit language of racial justice activists, and how the issue of reparations continues to roil the 2020 Democratic primary in ways that few could predict.
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FRANKFURT, March 2 (Reuters) - Springer Nature, the publisher of science magazines Nature and Scientific American, is preparing to launch its stock market listing next week, but may delay plans if the coronavirus continues to roil markets, people close to the matter said.
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In direct aim at European exporters, the Trump administration is weighing whether to impose expansive tariffs on foreign automobiles and auto parts that could roil trans-Atlantic supply chains and reshape the business ties on which some of the world's largest countries depend.
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It proved highly provocative for Turkey, Iran and Iraq, whose responses are likely to roil the region in the coming days, stirring the very turmoil that the United States hoped to avoid when it pressured the Kurds to call off the vote.
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Investors will soon know whether the United States will abandon the Iran nuclear deal, a move that could roil energy markets, upend multinationals' plans to re-enter the Iranian market and strain relations with some of America's closest allies and trade partners.
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Trump is expected to meet with Xi on Saturday in Osaka, a conversation that could revive stalled negotiations between the world's two biggest economies or launch a much deeper, costlier trade war that would drag down global growth and roil financial markets.
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It is part of what critics call a long-overdue attempt by the church to come to terms with a scandal that, because of the association with the former pope's brother, became one of the most troublesome to roil the Vatican in the last decade.
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Johnson said he did not want a no-deal Brexit - which investors warn would roil financial markets and send shockwaves through the European economy - but that it was necessary to put it on the table so that Britain could get the result it wanted.
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Why it matters: The exhilaration masks a stark, second reality, which is that some economists also are calling for the government to urgently prepare the labor force for a future wave of automation that seems likely to destroy jobs and roil communities across the country.
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Liquidating a big chunk of U.S. debt holdings could roil financial markets and force the United States to scramble for funds, but analysts believe such a move by Beijing would risk starting a fire sale in which the value of its own portfolio would burn.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan announced on Tuesday fresh relief measures of HK$2 billion ($255 million) to support the economy as anti-government protests roil the Chinese-ruled city which is bracing for its first recession in a decade.
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Although traders expect the rupee to weaken further to around 217 in the near-term as slumping oil prices and volatility in China's market roil emerging market currencies, they say the currency will remain far above the record low of 68.85 hit in August 2013.
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Withdrawal would do far more than simply roil the U.S. markets; it would profoundly alter U.S. alliances, test a crucial national security partnership in Asia, and could result in the election of a hard core leftist (and no friend to the USA) in Mexico.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong police fired tear gas to disperse protesters late on Sunday in the latest wave of violence to roil the financial center, hours after a largely peaceful rally against a now-suspended extradition bill that has plunged the city into chaos.
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The retaliation comes as U.S. President Donald Trump signals his intent to slap tariffs on all Chinese imports if Beijing does not give in, suggesting a prolonged standoff between the world's two largest economies that could roil global markets for weeks or months to come.
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Helsinki summit caps off turbulent trip: The summit in Helsinki, at which Trump refused to denounce Russia's election meddling, was the culmination of a turbulent trip that also saw Trump roil NATO allies in Brussels and undercut the British prime minister on her home turf.
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The book, a sprawling social novel in the Tom Wolfe tradition, centers on three generations of a family that owns an apartment in the Christodora, working or living there through the East Village's tumultuous changes, as AIDS, drugs and eventually gentrification roil the neighborhood.
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The decision, which is already being cheered by the President's supporters and the Israeli government, is expected to roil the region, with US Arab allies warning Trump on Tuesday that it will undermine regional stability and stymie the peace process between Israel and the Palestinians.
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The world's two largest economies have threatened each other with tens of billions of dollars' worth of tariffs in recent months, leading to worries that Washington and Beijing may engage in a full-scale trade war that could damage global growth and roil markets.
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A. Donald McEachinAston (Donale) Donald McEachinRacial politics roil Democratic Party CBC lawmakers rip Justice Democrats for targeting black lawmakers for primaries Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (D-Va.), a CBC member who has endorsed Biden for president.
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Submerged, jazzy chords coil and roil around see-sawing puffs of bass, James' vocal is given the choppy microhouse treatment, and the whole thing's wrapped in the aural equivalent of half-popped bubble wrap that's been left to melt in the mid-afternoon sun.
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Using the fact of Russian interference to question the legitimacy of the election, hatching harebrained schemes to rob Trump of victory in the Electoral College — such trashing of democratic institutions from the left only serves to further roil the chaos within which Trump's demagoguery thrives.
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As Minnie recovers in the hospital, her mother at her side, Fidge is banished to her cousin's house, where her guilt, shame and resentment all roil into a cosmic thunderstorm that can only mean one thing: Fidge is about to go down the rabbit hole.
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A major conflict in the Gulf would certainly roil the oil markets, but so far the spate of attacks on shipping and the recent downing of a United States surveillance drone over the Strait of Hormuz have only created a modest blip in prices.
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When I warned Mr. Bortnikov that Russian interference in our election was intolerable and would roil United States-Russia relations for many years, he denied Russian involvement in any election, in America or elsewhere, with a feigned sincerity that I had heard many times before.
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Less than a year after a Supreme Court decision legalized same-sex marriage in Bermuda, the government of the British Overseas Territory has outlawed it, a reversal that is poised to roil the waters of the cruise industry and potentially threaten travel to the island.
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Political gridlock and two inconclusive elections left Spain effectively without a national government for 10 months last year, and while the government, reeling from a corruption scandal, survived a no-confidence vote last week, the effort showed that political divisions continue to roil Spain.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Iranian demonstrators defied a heavy police presence Sunday night to protest their country's days of denials that it shot down a Ukrainian passenger plane carrying 176 people, the latest unrest to roil the capital amid soaring tensions with the United States.
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Even the most massive objects — black holes or the ultradense spinning neutron stars — would roil space only enough to move the mirrors by a fraction of the diameter of a proton, a subatomic particle too small to be seen by even the most powerful microscopes.
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Mr. Trump bluntly told The New York Times that "the president can't have a conflict of interest," but in fact that issue continues to roil the president-elect and his family as critics call for him to completely divest his holdings in The Trump Organization.
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Chinese officials also repeatedly pledged in two days of talks with U.S. counterparts that they saw no need for sustained weakening of the yuan currency, which many investors fear could shock the already sluggish U.S. and global economies and roil financial markets as happened in January.
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"Axios on HBO" got the first televised look inside Steve Bannon's Italian monastery — a breathtaking monument in a grand, cinematic setting outside of Rome — but in so doing we found that many of Bannon's other claims about his populist "movement" to roil Europe were overblown or false.
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By branding himself a doomsayer of the impending automation apocalypse, which he warns will destroy most jobs and roil society, Mr Yang has cultivated a devoted following—leapfrogging better-known candidates like Bill de Blasio, the city's mayor, and Kirsten Gillibrand, one of New York's senators.
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Such action is extremely rare and a measure of the big banks' concerns that a vote to leave the European Union would roil the market as much as last year's unexpected ditching by the Swiss National Bank of its cap on the franc against the euro.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China has banned the transport of live hogs and pig products from 10 regions bordering the six provinces that have reported African swine fever outbreaks in recent weeks, a move set to further tighten supplies and roil prices in the world's top pork consumer.
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Since joining the Marine Corps in 1970, Kelly carved out a reputation as a highly respected, but often outspoken commander who could roil debate and issue unpopular directives on issues ranging from women in combat to the treatment of detainees at the Guantanamo Bay detention center.
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A. Donald McEachinAston (Donale) Donald McEachinRacial politics roil Democratic Party CBC lawmakers rip Justice Democrats for targeting black lawmakers for primaries Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (D) joined other members of the Congressional Black Caucus in urging Northam to resign.
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Both have denied having inside knowledge of WikiLeaks actions; Corsi has said that he figured out on his own that they would release the emails, while Stone said he had a source that told him the organization had damaging information that would "roil" the 2016 election.
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Both have denied having inside knowledge of WikiLeaks actions; Corsi has said that he figured out on his own that they would release the emails, while Stone said he had a source that told him the organization had damaging information that would "roil" the 6900 election.
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"Tending to the conservative press has also allowed Kushner to shape the news consumed by the president's political supporters, and to make the case directly to the president — who has publicly embraced the measure — that the bill would not roil his political base," Johnson and Everett wrote.
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As the Weinstein scandal continues to roil our culture, and amid a reckoning brought on by having a misogynist in the White House, we are starting to hear more demands that women be heard and believed, that they be hired to replace the predators in their workplaces.
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Lawrence Martin-Bittman, who as a Cold War spy for Czechoslovakia specialized in running disinformation schemes to roil the West, and who, after defecting in 21986 to the United States, taught the perils of propaganda to journalism students, died on Tuesday at his home in Rockport, Mass.
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To rational people, it might make no sense to roil the stock market and upset our trading partners just to sway a few votes in southwestern Pennsylvania, but it's exactly the sort of narrow, petty con that has typified Mr. Trump's career and at which he excels.
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Eight major financial-services firms are borrowing money from the Federal Reserve, a day after the central bank urged them to tap its short-term funding facility to make it easier for credit to continue flowing through the economy, as the coronavirus pandemic continues to roil markets.
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At the White House, the president again lashed out at "extremist, open-border Democrats," and he again falsely blamed Democrats for the political crisis that continues to roil his administration and was amplified in recent days by images and recordings of young children crying for their parents.
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I fear that like all the other school shootings and mass killings this country has faced in the last year, this one will roil in social media for a couple of days and then disappear in a morass of political idiocy pandering to the National Rifle Association.
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If Democrats were taking heat, it was coming from the left -- a new reality that, while almost certain to roil the party again ahead of the 2020 presidential primary, helped to keep it unified during Trump's first year and raise expectations for the upcoming midterm season.
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She could not have anticipated then how the debate would roil the art world in the present political moment, with recent protests over racially charged works by white painters at the Whitney Museum in New York City and at the Contemporary Art Museum in St. Louis.
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U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Saturday in Osaka, a conversation that could revive stalled negotiations between the world's two biggest economies or launch a much deeper, costlier trade war that would drag down global growth and roil financial markets.
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Debates about its defence, its vast trade surplus, its handling of the refugee crisis and its role in Europe among many other topics increasingly roil not just its politics but those of other countries: what affects the 81m souls living between its borders affects many more beyond them, too.
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But if it continues to burn through reserves at a rapid rate, some strategists believe China's leaders may have little choice but to sanction another big "one-off" devaluation like that in 24, which would likely roil global financial markets and stoke tensions with the new Trump administration.
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The remark, which some observers compared to 2012 GOP nominee's infamous "47 percent" comment that undermined his standing with many voters — for which he was forced to apologize —appeared poised to roil an already polarizing and volatile race where both candidates have struggled to connect with key voting blocs.
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Canada is often seen as a beacon of hope for human rights and a free internet as the US continues to roil under the leadership of Donald Trump, but a new report from University of Toronto-based research hub Citizen Lab should help dissuade anyone from that notion.
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The first step is to unify behind the urgent need to start over from a clean slate and enact tax reform by a certain date, one that is near enough to spur discussion and legislative work, but far enough away that it will not to roil the economic markets.
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"The White House is planning to make a major announcement today about whether it will impose new limits on steel and aluminum imports, ... following months of speculation about whether President Trump would follow through on trade threats and impose tariffs that could roil global markets," The Washington Post reports.
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In response to a Congressional inquiry, social media companies acknowledged for the first time this week that Russian agents seeking to roil American politics had reached 126 million users with Facebook posts, published more than 131,000 messages on Twitter and uploaded more than 653,000 videos to Google's YouTube service.
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" This kind of bold rhetoric has generated dramatic press coverage, with Ana Swanson of The New York Times writing that "escalation of the trade war from threat to reality is expected to ripple through global supply chains, raise costs for businesses and consumers and roil global stock markets.
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The announcement on Thursday that David M. Friedman, Mr. Trump's bankruptcy lawyer, would be nominated to be the United States ambassador to Israel, is likely to roil an American Jewish community that sided overwhelmingly with Hillary Clinton and is already at sea in the wake of the 2016 election.
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Mr. Stein's resignation will likely roil the literary world, where he is a widely respected figure, regarded by many as a champion of new talent, including some women writers, and celebrated as an editor whose critical eye has helped define and shape the landscape of contemporary American fiction.
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Lawmakers are bracing for a chaotic week as the findings from 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 Russia probe roil Washington and several controversial votes await on the floor.
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The book could roil the White House just as it seems to have moved on from questions raised in a book by former aide Omarosa Manigault NewmanOmarosa Onee Manigault NewmanScaramucci breaks up with Trump in now-familiar pattern Press: The new Southern Strategy Press: Acosta, latest to walk the plank MORE.
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Sanctions on Iranian exports are expected to put upward pressure on oil costs, leading to higher gas and fuel prices in the U.S. Mnuchin also said Friday that Trump administration did not want to roil global oil markets, where prices have steadily risen after a year at relatively low levels.
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The most-active September soymeal futures closed down 0.32 percent at 2,780 yuan in cautious trading before the U.S. Department of Agriculture releases estimates for U.S. grains plantings for the 2017/18 season - one of the most widely watched reports of the agricultural calendar, and one that can roil prices.
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But, as the documentary shows, the move unleashed a media feeding frenzy that previewed the fights that would roil America in 2016, fraying the couple's relationship, drawing excoriations from talking heads and internet trolls, at times alienating their four other children and indelibly etching Coy's name into cyberspace's inexhaustible memory bank.
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A. Donald McEachinAston (Donale) Donald McEachinRacial politics roil Democratic Party CBC lawmakers rip Justice Democrats for targeting black lawmakers for primaries Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (D-Va.) warned that Bernhardt had a "lengthy record" of advancing corporate interests at the environment's expense.
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Here's what we know for sure: Donald Trump's secretive 17-day vacation won't end until next Tuesday, but in less than two weeks out of the White House, he's managed to roil the nation on race and destroy bushels of political capital with a series of bizarre and indefensible statements.
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A. Donald McEachinAston (Donale) Donald McEachinRacial politics roil Democratic Party CBC lawmakers rip Justice Democrats for targeting black lawmakers for primaries Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (D-Va.), a former state legislator in Richmond who's now a member of the Congressional Black Caucus.
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Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz.) and A. Donald McEachinAston (Donale) Donald McEachinRacial politics roil Democratic Party CBC lawmakers rip Justice Democrats for targeting black lawmakers for primaries Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (D-Va.) wrote in a piece in The Hill about the report.
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"I think it is fair to say Europe has done its part and must send a very clear message — 'We are not going to be able to continue to provide refuge and support' – because if we don't deal with the migration issue, it will continue to roil the body politic," she said.
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A. Donald McEachinAston (Donale) Donald McEachinRacial politics roil Democratic Party CBC lawmakers rip Justice Democrats for targeting black lawmakers for primaries Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (D-Va.), who served with Northam in the state legislature, on Wednesday reiterated his call for Northam to step down.
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A drop that sharp would be "significantly beyond the range of modern historical experience," the firm said, and would be the biggest "going back to at least World War II." — Sheetz Wild swings continued to roil Wall Street on Wednesday, with the S&P 500 dropping more than 0313% at the open.
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On any given day, disruptions from around the world — the global impact of conflict across the Middle East, slow growth and deflationary threats within Europe, surprise moves to impose negative rates in Japan, free-falling energy prices or the decision by China to devalue the Yuan — roil our securities markets and plant seeds of doubt.
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The crass messages between Stone and Credico jolted the normally staid courtroom setting, while other evidence illustrated the degree to which Stone was in touch with Trump's campaign during the peak of the 20163 election when the Republican provocateur was bragging and winking about WikiLeaks' plans to dump emails that would roil the Clinton campaign.
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Read more: Pakistan hints at nuking India after cross-border airstrikes roil the white hot feud Both sides agree that India struck Balakot, but the results of the strike remain unclear and hotly disputed, with India claiming that as many as 300 militants were killed, and Pakistan saying only trees and some houses were hurt.
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As the fallout from the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi continues to roil global relations, American consulting firms McKinsey & Company, Booz Allen Hamilton and Boston Consulting Group have stuck by the Saudi government, thanks in large part to a set of broad, lucrative business contracts that stretch back to at least 2010, reports the New York Times.
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The problem with this plan is the Fed has lulled investors into believing rates would remain lower for longer, and the pivot could roil fixed income asset classes such as high-yield and emerging market debt that have run up as investors chase returns, said Jim Caron, a global fixed-income portfolio manager at Morgan Stanley Investment Management.
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The comments from Perdue on Saturday were flagged by the liberal research group American Bridge and could further roil a contest that has frequently been visited by concerns over DeSantis' language and past affiliations, including one with a donor who called former President Barack Obama the n-word and another to anti-Muslim conservative political activist David Horowitz.
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And despite a wide split between Republicans on Capitol Hill and Mr. Trump on his proposed new steel and aluminum tariffs, party leaders express little enthusiasm for directly taking on Mr. Trump even though they worry the new tariffs could roil the economy and undermine what they see as their best argument for re-election: tax cuts.
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In the latest case to roil India's banking sector, PMC made a police complaint accusing its own executives and officials at Housing Development and Infrastructure Limited (HDIL) of misleading the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) from 13 to August 2019 by forging the audits to hide the fact that big accounts had become non-performing assets.
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In a move that is likely to roil the art world, and that attests to the increasingly collaborative relationship between private dealers and auction houses, Brett Gorvy — long considered the master broker of contemporary art at Christie's — is leaving after 23 years to join forces with Dominique Lévy, the founder of a powerful Madison Avenue gallery.
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Last quarter, the company saw its user growth creep to below two percent globally, stagnate in the U.S./Canada and decline in Europe, as the company continues to roil from bad press over the social network's role in helping to sway elections and disseminate "fake news," and in sharing user data either through breaches or the general course of business.
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The U.S. 10-year treasury yield fell to its lowest level on record as the growing number of coronavirus cases outside of China continued to roil the markets, and investors Federal Reserve vice chair Richard Clarida said the central bank is monitoring the coronavirus as a threat to growth but it's too early to tell the extent of the harm.
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Democrats on Thursday emphasized their intent to explore and broadcast Mr. Trump's actions through existing investigations, believing that, lacking startling new evidence, a drawn-out gantlet of inquiries will do more damage to a president seeking re-election than a partisan impeachment that could only roil the country and energize Republicans — a thousand cuts over a swing of the ax.
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He had effectively wrapped up the GOP nomination, absent murmurs of long-shot efforts to roil his bid at the convention, and was pivoting toward the general election contest against Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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Reuters noted that the move comes as the U.S. presidential race continues to roil markets in Mexico, given the focus on Republican presidential nominee Donald 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.
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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 late Monday accused Democrats of "working hard to destroy" Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh with "false accusations" as two sexual misconduct allegations roil the judge's path to the high court.
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Donald Payne Jr.Donald Milford Payne Jr.Here are the 22019 Democrats who voted to support impeachment Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support Biden, Harris lead in 2020 endorsements MORE (D) and Bonnie Watson ColemanBonnie Watson ColemanHere are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment Racial politics roil Democratic Party Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (D).
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The forecast is predicated on three core beliefs: The first is the aforementioned capitulation; the second an expectation of "peak positioning, profits and policy" that "will engender peak asset price returns" and a low in volatility; and, finally, an expectation that higher inflation and corporate debt along with tighter monetary policy will roil the corporate bond market, a critical prong of the risk asset rally.
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There was no reason, after all, to infuriate the Palestinians and roil the rest of the Middle East with an inflammatory move that was sure to instigate controversy over a sensitive final-status issue, one of the key matters needed to be resolved to end the conflict, just as he was embarking on an uphill quest to succeed where his predecessors failed and rescue the moribund peace process.
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Donald McEachinAston (Donale) Donald McEachinRacial politics roil Democratic Party CBC lawmakers rip Justice Democrats for targeting black lawmakers for primaries Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (D-Va.), a CBC member, said it was upsetting that Justice Democrats appeared to be taking aim at so many black lawmakers, especially since they have some of the most progressive voting records in the caucus.
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"I admire the very generous and compassionate approaches that were taken particularly by leaders like Angela Merkel, but I think it is fair to say Europe has done its part, and must send a very clear message — 'we are not going to be able to continue provide refuge and support' — because if we don't deal with the migration issue it will continue to roil the body politic," she said.
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That outcome would likely roil markets, but maybe only temporarily, as Vice President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding MORE would take over with the same pro-business mandate, with an administration that could be more traditional in terms of the current fanfare.
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C.), Jared HuffmanJared William HuffmanDemocrats see window closing for impeachment Appetite for Democratic term limits fizzling out The Hill's Morning Report — Mueller testimony gives Trump a boost as Dems ponder next steps MORE (Calif.) and Donald McEachinAston (Donale) Donald McEachinRacial politics roil Democratic Party CBC lawmakers rip Justice Democrats for targeting black lawmakers for primaries Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (Va.) are the bills' lead spomnsors.
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Y.), Robin KellyRobin Lynne KellyTo combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks Democratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (D-Ill.), Bonnie Watson ColemanBonnie Watson ColemanHere are the 85033 Democrats who voted to support impeachment Racial politics roil Democratic Party Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (D-N.
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Y.), Robin KellyRobin Lynne KellyTo combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks Democratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (D-Ill.), Bonnie Watson ColemanBonnie Watson ColemanHere are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment Racial politics roil Democratic Party Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (D-N.
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Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.) and Pramila JayapalPramila JayapalMedicare for all: fears and facts House Democrats urge Trump to end deportations of Iraqis after diabetic man's death 'KamalaCare' fails to address big problem: That we cannot trust insurance companies MORE (D-Wash.) **** CONGRESS: Immigration continues to roil House discussions, while the Senate decided its to-do list requires the cancellation of a one-month summer break from the nation's capital during an election year.
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Robin KellyRobin Lynne KellyTo combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks Democratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (D-Ill.), Bonnie Watson ColemanBonnie Watson ColemanHere are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment Racial politics roil Democratic Party Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (D-N.
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The latest conflict-of-interest uproar to roil President Donald Trump's administration arose this weekend as the Kushner Companies invited wealthy foreigners to sink cash into a New Jersey real estate project via the EB-5 program... White House spokesman Sean Spicer said Monday that Kushner, who has divested from his family firm, had "nothing to do" with the investor recruitment, and Meyer said through a spokesperson that she was sorry if anyone misinterpreted her mention of her brother.
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An abrupt departure by Mr. Barr would roil a Justice Department on track to deliver several initiatives important to Mr. Trump, including an overhaul of the F.B.I., a criminal investigation into the origins of the Russia inquiry and a continuing leak investigation into James B. Comey, the former director of the F.B.I. It would also leave the president with a vacancy at the top of the Justice Department that might be hard to fill eight months before the election.
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The election in the last cycles of black women in majority white districts in the House of Representatives; Joyce BeattyJoyce Birdson BeattyTrump: Demoted New York Times editor should have been fired New York Times demotes editor over controversial tweets Justice Democrats endorses two progressives challenging Democratic incumbents MORE (Ohio), Bonnie Watson ColemanBonnie Watson ColemanHere are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment Racial politics roil Democratic Party Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (N.
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A. Donald McEachinAston (Donale) Donald McEachinRacial politics roil Democratic Party CBC lawmakers rip Justice Democrats for targeting black lawmakers for primaries Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (D-Va.), Dwight EvansDwight (Dewey) Michael EvansHere are the 2628 Democrats who voted to support impeachment Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support Biden, Harris lead in 28503 endorsements MORE (D-Pa.) and Lisa Blunt Rochester (D-Del.) announced their support weeks earlier.
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Reps. Karen BassKaren Ruth BassKing incites furor with abortion, rape and incest remarks Reuniting families is a critical step in diplomacy with North Korea Democrats warn of Trump trap MORE (D-Calif.) and A. Donald McEachinAston (Donale) Donald McEachinRacial politics roil Democratic Party CBC lawmakers rip Justice Democrats for targeting black lawmakers for primaries Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (D-Va.), who are leaders of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC), on Sunday called on Virginia Gov.
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An hour-by-hour account of tweets, golf, nuclear saber-rattling, and an angry press conference on race An hour-by-hour account of tweets, golf, nuclear saber-rattling, and an angry press conference on race Donald Trump's secretive 17-day vacation won't end until next Tuesday, but in less than two weeks out of the White House, he's managed to roil the nation on race and destroy bushels of political capital with a series of bizarre and indefensible statements.
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Y.), Barbara LeeBarbara Jean LeeOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health House Democratic leadership member backs impeachment inquiry MORE (Calif.), Bonnie Watson ColemanBonnie Watson ColemanHere are the 28503 Democrats who voted to support impeachment Racial politics roil Democratic Party Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (N.
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Raul Grijalva (Ariz.), Donald McEachinAston (Donale) Donald McEachinRacial politics roil Democratic Party CBC lawmakers rip Justice Democrats for targeting black lawmakers for primaries Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (Va.) and Jared HuffmanJared William HuffmanDemocrats see window closing for impeachment Appetite for Democratic term limits fizzling out The Hill's Morning Report — Mueller testimony gives Trump a boost as Dems ponder next steps MORE (Calif.), who jointly urged the IG to look into the matter following reports that Zinke and his family could financially benefit from the deal with the oil executive.
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Gerry ConnollyGerald (Gerry) Edward ConnollyHistory in the House: Congress weathers unprecedented week Democrat grills DHS chief over viral image of drowned migrant and child Hillicon Valley: Lawmakers struggle to understand Facebook's Libra project | EU hits Amazon with antitrust probe | New cybersecurity concerns over census | Robocall, election security bills head to House floor | Privacy questions over FaceApp MORE and A. Donald McEachinAston (Donale) Donald McEachinRacial politics roil Democratic Party CBC lawmakers rip Justice Democrats for targeting black lawmakers for primaries Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE, and she was also recently endorsed by The Washington Post editorial board.
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Raul Grijalva (Ariz.), Donald McEachinAston (Donale) Donald McEachinRacial politics roil Democratic Party CBC lawmakers rip Justice Democrats for targeting black lawmakers for primaries Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (Va.) and Jared HuffmanJared William HuffmanDemocrats see window closing for impeachment Appetite for Democratic term limits fizzling out The Hill's Morning Report — Mueller testimony gives Trump a boost as Dems ponder next steps MORE (Calif.), who jointly urged the IG to look into the matter following reports that Zinke and his family could financially benefit from the deal with the oil executive.
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Alan LowenthalAlan Stuart LowenthalHouse leaves for six-week August recess House passes bill opposing BDS, exposing divide among Democrats Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (D-Calif.), chair of the Subcommittee on Energy and Mineral Resources, and A. Donald McEachinAston (Donale) Donald McEachinRacial politics roil Democratic Party CBC lawmakers rip Justice Democrats for targeting black lawmakers for primaries Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (D-Va.), chair of the oversight subcommittee, are demanding a full committee hearing on the development of Interior's offshore leasing plan.
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Pramila JayapalPramila JayapalMedicare for all: fears and facts House Democrats urge Trump to end deportations of Iraqis after diabetic man's death 'KamalaCare' fails to address big problem: That we cannot trust insurance companies MORE (D-Wash.), A. Donald McEachinAston (Donale) Donald McEachinRacial politics roil Democratic Party CBC lawmakers rip Justice Democrats for targeting black lawmakers for primaries Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (D-Va.) and Nanette Barragán (D-Calif.), follows reports at the end of March that Zinke had on a number of occasions told colleagues that diversity was not important.
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Jackie SpeierKaren (Jackie) Lorraine Jacqueline SpeierEpstein death sparks questions for federal government Overnight Defense: Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sales | Two US troops killed in Afghanistan | Senators tee up nominations, budget deal ahead of recess Democrats see window closing for impeachment MORE (Calif.), A. Donald McEachinAston (Donale) Donald McEachinRacial politics roil Democratic Party CBC lawmakers rip Justice Democrats for targeting black lawmakers for primaries Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (Va.) and Susan DavisSusan Carol DavisSupporting the military means supporting military spouses Sinema, Gallagher fastest lawmakers in charity race Republican's campaign accused of racism for referring to Palestinian opponent as a 'national security threat' MORE (Calif.) and moderate Republican Rep.
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