One of the blog's more than 100 entries spotlighted The Wire; another spotlighted microbreweries; another spotlighted Wrigley Field; another spotlighted having two last names.
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And creators see a place for viral works to be spotlighted.
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This fraud in particular spotlighted the food industry's problematic supply chain.
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Apple also spotlighted the arrival of Adobe and several gaming apps.
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Is this starting to shift as this issue becomes more spotlighted?
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And the Emily of New Moon Easter egg is heavily spotlighted.
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The trial spotlighted efforts by U.S. authorities to combat unscrupulous debt collectors.
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Other articles and interviews have spotlighted her body too, albeit more briefly.
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Still, a roll call vote would have spotlighted divisions within the party.
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The Facebook post was spotlighted in a story on Politico on Tuesday.
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The drummer, guitarist, and bass player were all spotlighted, but not Maynard.
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Mr. Trump spotlighted decades-old accusations of sexual transgressions that dogged Mrs.
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Trump spotlighted Warmbier's parents, Fred and Cindy, and siblings, Austin and Greta.
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Those issues were spotlighted last year during debate over the new law.
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The Raptors stole the show with a complete effort that spotlighted their versatility.
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Univision spotlighted its fresh programming across four categories, comedy, sports, music and drama.
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In his opening, Ho of the ACLU spotlighted a potentially less intrusive approach.
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Recently they spotlighted this unusual 1998 stop-motion short, about a cloistered nun.
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Other pictures spotlighted insider views, including the backstage area of Shakespeare's Globe theater.
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But it also spotlighted the lack of women shaping female characters and storylines.
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This cover spotlighted a woman with long hair, hourglass figure and dramatic makeup.
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Apple's continuing keyboard issues were first spotlighted by the Wall Street Journal on Wednesday.
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Publishers' series will be spotlighted on the Facebook's new tab for shows, for example.
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We've spotlighted organizations across the country that can benefit from your time and contributions.
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And high-fashion was well spotlighted both on and off the Oscars red carpet.
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The Huffington Post spotlighted a few of the more popular videos posted so far.
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Captured the country's imagination through national campaigns that spotlighted many of our highest values.
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This 1990 report spotlighted risks from sea level rise and negative effects on agriculture.
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Horse publications applauded Diver's efforts and NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt spotlighted the cowboys.
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Though Nature spotlighted China, WBE technology is being piloted here in the U.S. as well.
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NXIVM will reportedly be just one cult spotlighted in the first season of the show.
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Sheryl Sandberg's book "Lean In" has spotlighted this problem, but it's certainly still out there.
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New York, San Francisco and Washington D.C. are often spotlighted for their astronomical housing prices.
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And although Versace's name is in the title, Cunanan's other victims will also be spotlighted.
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A 2015 Good Morning America segment spotlighted men's rompers and jumpsuits from designer Mr Turk.
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It has taken on many regimes and has spotlighted wrongdoing previously shielded from public view.
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The shutdown has spotlighted how Americans are more than capable of fixing the problems themselves.
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South Carolina's Greenville News spotlighted tariffs impacting BMW, which assembles some of its automobiles there.
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Trump and his allies spotlighted the special counsel's statement to excoriate the press as biased.
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The site has spotlighted nationalist views and conspiracies once relegated to the right-wing fringe.
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I suspect Judge Gorsuch spotlighted the Rentz opinion as an example of his textualist philosophy.
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Potentially suspicious satellites, like the one spotlighted by Poblete this week, should be carefully monitored.
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The cases will be spotlighted in a Thursday night episode of A&E's Cold Case Files.
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Meanwhile, the episode's overall focus spotlighted the adult Big Three in pivotal points in their romances.
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In his attack on Cruz, Trump spotlighted those who died during the September 11 terror attacks.
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Spotlighted in the August 15 episode are Tony Marrero, Joshua McGill, Patience Carter, and Tiara Parker.
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Shareef — whose budding game we recently spotlighted — and Artest III are young and good at basketball.
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Earlier this year, the Russian cybersecurity company Kaspersky spotlighted a stable of Gaza-based hacking groups.
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High school kids were spotlighted, and in turn they were told that the world saw them.
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That comment, spotlighted in a video mash-up on the Salon website, has dogged the neurosurgeon.
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A spotlighted Willem de Kooning painting stunned me: wild but somehow purposeful, clinching an unstated argument.
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New laptops and tablets from Windows 10 device manufacturers could be spotlighted on stage, Foley reports.
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Fisch spotlighted Trump as well to show how Twitter is "an evolving area" for how leaders communicate.
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Trump's speech spotlighted these themes, painting a (false) picture of an America racked with crime and violence.
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Archives and memories are spotlighted in Andrés Di Tella's Private Fiction (2019), albeit with very different intentions.
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After the attack, PEOPLE spotlighted the poignant tragedy of the young victims in the day care center.
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For starters, the 100 extraordinary women spotlighted in The Little Book Of Feminist Saints by Julia Pierpont.
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Ted Cruz and billionaire businessman Donald Trump, a higher than expected result that has spotlighted his campaign.
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The disclaimer also exists on several of the early Mickey Mouse shorts that being spotlighted on Disney+.
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But Sunday night's Golden Globes spotlighted a more powerful theme, and one that goes well beyond Hollywood.
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The messages spotlighted dangerous cladding, the absence of fire doors and the lack of sprinklers inside buildings.
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Many contestants shared the guilt, but the publicity spotlighted Mr. Van Doren because of his family's prominence.
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Women are also spotlighted in the 2020 edition, which includes cabbies like Dorothy Leconte and Arminda Cuervo.
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The congressional hearings regarding on Facebook spotlighted changes in technology that were not envisioned 20 years ago.
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He was also spotlighted by Sports Illustrated when he was 13 as a teen athlete to watch.
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Each image was accompanied by a message about how the spotlighted person — or persons — has touched Barrymore's life.
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A newfound photo recently spotlighted by the History Channel has people abuzz about the famous pilot's mysterious fate.
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Barbershop Books wasn't the only organization spotlighted by the National Book Foundation with the innovations in reading prize.
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There have even been times when I have gasped in awe of the creations spotlighted on this account.
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And it's being spotlighted anew in the two-hour series premiere of People Magazine Investigates on Investigation Discovery.
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The bad things get spotlighted, certainly, and obviously it all comes down to you because you're the founder.
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The trend was spotlighted by a high-profile death from overwork in 2015 at advertising giant Dentsu Inc.
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Now one woman's Facebook post has spotlighted the ancient tradition and encouraged mothers to share their own stories.
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The past twelve months have spotlighted America's criminal justice policy failures over the years leading up to now.
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The case spotlighted San Francisco's "sanctuary city" policy, which limits local officials from cooperating with U.S. immigration authorities.
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Or maybe the tribes who first settled on Manhattan, spotlighted at the National Museum of the American Indian.
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And each member is given a spotlighted moment to tell us what's really on her or his mind.
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At this time, the packaging spotlighted positive messages like, "Education is Power," that were popular at the time.
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TNT's NBA studio crew sat in a darkened arena with Bryant's two retired numbers spotlighted in the rafters.
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Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner has promised reforms, in light of a class action lawsuit that spotlighted abuses.
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Finally, the scene also spotlighted two characters of color in a way that Game of Thrones rarely does.
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Austin has one of the best music scenes in America, spotlighted each March with the South-By-Southwest Festival.
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The DC Animated Universe, or DCAU, has frequently spotlighted Batman and Superman (and, to a lesser extent, Wonder Woman).
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Trump spotlighted the veterans in attendance, promising to end the defense sequester budget cuts, and highlighting nearby military installations.
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Democratic committee chairs geared up for Congressional hearings that spotlighted the ensuing consequences and corruption at agencies under fire.
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We spotlighted a few of these inspiring women, giving them the opportunity to discuss beauty on their own terms.
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The advertiser exodus was triggered by a Times of London report last week that spotlighted questionable placements like these.
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Metropolitan Home spotlighted the work of architects like Zaha Hadid and Michael Graves long before they were household names.
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For gas, the EU has spotlighted a new gas pipeline between the two countries, the Midi-Catalonia (Midcat) interconnector.
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Twitter, in its blog post on the announcement, also spotlighted Wild Earth, a daily safari which streams to Periscope.
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The NRSC did not immediately respond to a request for comment about the Tennessee ads in which she's spotlighted.
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The Committee on Oversight and Reform hearing spotlighted the White House's glaring failure to respond effectively to this crisis.
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They're out of the way, not spotlighted; almost any other company would place these premium items front and center.
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NDAs have come under scrutiny in recent years, as the #MeToo movement spotlighted their use in sexual harassment disputes.
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Wuerl has acknowledged "past errors in judgment" spotlighted in a report issued by a Pennsylvania grand jury last August.
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This dynamic will be particularly important in relation to sensitive matters that Trump spotlighted during his campaign, such as waterboarding.
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The company also cites that Spotlighted stop-motion animator Rachel Ryle is getting hundreds of thousands of views per video.
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BTIG analyst Walter Piecyk spotlighted a steadily lengthening replacement cycle as new iPhones offer only small improvements over prior models.
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The movement has been increasingly spotlighted by media outlets this year as well, including an extensive feature from The Ringer.
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"Their thorough work spotlighted this egregious act and the consequences incurred for hunting illegally in Yellowstone National Park," Webster said.
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Think long waits at polling places, malfunctioning voting equipment, ballot design flaws, misaligned voters, or procedural missteps spotlighted during recounts.
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But, more broadly, as Vox's Anna North has written, the #MeToo movement has spotlighted the problem of harassment in academia.
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He spotlighted new artists and their work in diarylike pieces for Arts Magazine from the mid-21966s through the 21986s.
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We expect you to explain how climate change affects us, and how our communities will be spotlighted in response efforts.
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On the call, however, Butterfield spotlighted several customers it signed on in the quarter that picked Slack over Microsoft Teams.
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As mayor of Paris, starting in 1977, he had a spotlighted stage from which to begin a national political career.
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Most individuals would be horrified to have their name spotlighted in a major international news story — let alone their photograph.
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But what's not spotlighted enough are all the beauty buys you can snag on the biggest shopping day of the year.
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But five years earlier, in 230, the Los Angeles Times spotlighted reality TV producers charting the path for their scripted siblings.
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Superheroes, particularly the ones that Marvel and DC Comics have spotlighted in massively successful movies, have always operated as wish fulfillment.
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It matters because it informs the issues that are spotlighted and emphasized, and it leads to more innovative and enduring solutions.
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Conners was recently spotlighted for his "bad behavior" at previous U.S. Opens but is still actively giving commentary on the sport.
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Contenders: If any of "Spotlight's" performers get spotlighted, it'll be Mark Ruffalo, who has the showiest scene in the unshowy film.
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The early childhood programs spotlighted by the panelists offer crucial avenues to refuge for children who've been thrust into these situations.
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The Trump administration has spotlighted MS-13 as public enemy No. 1 as part of its heightened rhetoric against illegal immigration.
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" While race was not the impetus for her run, she said, it matters because "it informs the issues that are spotlighted.
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Despite her incredible contributions to America's space agency, Johnson remained largely unknown until the blockbuster film "Hidden Figures" spotlighted her accomplishments.
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I would've felt like, Oh, the issue's being spotlighted enough that other people, more appropriate, could do a better job, maybe.
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The political affiliations of Mueller's team have been spotlighted by former House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) an ally of Trump.
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Last week, House Democrats released a damning report filled with internal communications that spotlighted bank leaders' churlish responses to regulators demands.
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"This is the best legacy he could leave," says Lake, whose 2007 documentary The Business of Being Born spotlighted childbirth and midwifery.
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This year, the category is stacked with heavyweights and hits across genres, and they will all be spotlighted on Hollywood's biggest night.
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Trump, whose foreign policy pitch to voters has included calls for a stronger response to ISIS, also spotlighted that toughness on Tuesday.
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The recent nude photo leaks of high-profile celebrities like Jennifer Lawrence have spotlighted how insufficient the laws are surrounding revenge porn.
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Yes, it's an issue that needs to be spotlighted, but I also think it's important to show just who has been affected.
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His career both anticipated the rise of the celebrity athlete and spotlighted the racial antagonism festering in the age of Jim Crow.
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Since then, Ocasio-Cortez's victory has spotlighted the chasm that exists between the Democratic Party's leaders and the politics of their voters.
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A case in point: the exhibition opens with an installation of about six large ceramic urns spotlighted across a narrow, darkened space.
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In his tweet on Sunday, Mr. Trump spotlighted Congress's failure to address one of the most intractable issues in Washington: immigration policy.
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The case has spotlighted the president's broad power to "micromanage in nearly anything in the military," one military law expert said. 3.
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The highlight of the night for many, though, was the pre-game ceremony and the stirring show of team support it spotlighted.
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The stories of John Henry and Polly Ann are part of what coronagraphy reveals, eclipsing the too-brightly spotlighted stories of white America.
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She invented the segments Super Kids, in which she spotlighted young people from disadvantaged backgrounds; Chub Club (weight loss); and one on adoption.
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Khashoggi's last column in the Post before his disappearance called for an end to the war and spotlighted the suffering it has wrought.
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Pilot mental health was spotlighted by a 2015 crash in Europe after a Germanwings first officer deliberately flew a jet into a mountainside.
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This was a full decade after the Anita Hill hearings had spotlighted sexual harassment, which should have made it easier to deal with.
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The expertly made, richly detailed miniature models Ms. Cao created for "La Town" are displayed in a separate room, spotlighted in transparent vitrines.
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Around this time last year, the Senate introduced a bill that spotlighted dire conditions in North Korea's political prison camps and detention facilities.
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Meanwhile, news articles have spotlighted Georgetown University's efforts to atone for its sale of 272 human beings to save the school in 1838.
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Shadows provide the foundation for an artist who coaxes out doodles from the shape-shifting quality of everyday items spotlighted by the sun.
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A common connection across hazing incidents spotlighted a consistent theme of deployed or experienced Marines versus new joins who had yet to deploy.
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When arguing with Aquaria and Eureka, right or wrong, she spotlighted how people of color are treated differently in this country, sometimes unconsciously.
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In recent weeks, officials from the central bank have spotlighted the persistent weakness of inflation and the trade war as reasons for concern.
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One of those women was spotlighted in a front-page Washington Post story on Tuesday, provoking angry denials from the president over Twitter.
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Among the key findings, the report spotlighted that the United States' deteriorating infrastructure—once the envy of the world—now ranks 220006th worldwide.
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The services, spotlighted in Bell's "Nexus City" demonstration area at CES, aim to fold in drone integration, including its Autonomous Pod Transport system.
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As they have throughout the week, the House managers spotlighted the president's efforts to conceal his abuse — and how he's still at it.
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Since then at the annual address, presidents have spotlighted American heroes, especially those who reinforce some policy point he is trying to make.
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The protests of Kaepernick and others are no different than the sit-ins of the 1960s or the campus protests that spotlighted apartheid.
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In between, he spotlighted live and recorded music performances by Canadian artists, most of them young and little-known folk or acoustic musicians.
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The influential website, operated by recluse Matt Drudge, who was at one point extremely supportive of the president, spotlighted commentary critical of Trump.
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It was also spotlighted in a 2015 article on Architectural Digest, in which she talked about creating a home that reflected her new life.
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After a roughly two-year quiet period, Crackdown 3 got spotlighted during Microsoft's E3 press conference with a gameplay trailer and a release date.
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The handling of the case was spotlighted on the podcast's first season, which became a phenomenon for its genre when it aired in 2014.
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The case of convicted murderer Steven Avery, spotlighted in the recent Netflix smash documentary series Making a Murderer, is still unfolding in real life.
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These are just two of the projects spotlighted by the Prize that mean fewer suffering animals, serious cost-savings, and more reliable efficacy data.
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At an incendiary news conference afterward, President Trump said there were "very fine people" in both groups — remarks that Biden spotlighted in his video.
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They've spotlighted the flashy, immensely charismatic performances of Ian McShane as the grandstanding divine conman Mr. Wednesday, and Gillian Anderson as the chameleonic Media.
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Why it matters: Health insurers have been spotlighted as enabling the opioid epidemic and now are focusing on ways to prevent or manage addiction.
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Thirty-four percent of a total 85033,574 surveyed doctors noticed an increase in patient questions about the condition spotlighted during a given awareness month.
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In February of this year the company launched their "Delta's Very Own Heroes" series, which spotlighted Delta's African-American employees' achievements within the company.
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Last year, our pals at THUMP Brazil spotlighted the most awe-inspiring body ink they encountered at the sprawling event in the Maeda Park.
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Feinstein and the other lawmakers focused the warnings on political ads and propaganda but also spotlighted the strength of these systems beyond those areas.
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Porat spotlighted the company's line of Nest smart home products, saying sales doubled during the key holiday period including Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
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The contrasting action and inaction — on abortion and gun control — spotlighted the stark politics of "life" in the aftermath of the Las Vegas shooting.
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The beaming, round-cheeked kid in the framed picture — it is spotlighted on a small table when the audience arrives — exudes an intoxicating innocence.
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Both Cisneros and Sherrill are military veterans running for the first time and spotlighted and backed by Massachusetts Representative Seth Moulton's Serve America PAC.
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A recent report out of Florida spotlighted the spike in inmate deaths in recent years, believed to be linked to overdoses on synthetic cannabinoids.
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Quinn's John Proctor, the target of Abigail's machinations, is red-blooded and robust, best spotlighted in precise domestic scenes with Susannah Millonzi's Elizabeth Proctor.
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Narratives of pioneers like Olympia Brown, who attempted to vote as early as 1887, and Ada James, who spearheaded a state campaign, are spotlighted.
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These differences between symptoms, and how they're interpreted in men and women, are spotlighted in the study, published in the journal Circulation on Monday.
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It was for this reason that each of the movies spotlighted in What We Left Unfinished were abandoned, even after they had been shot.
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So too has Vice President Mike Pence, who met with North Korean defectors and spotlighted the issue at the Winter Olympics and at other times.
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James MacMillan's works are not often spotlighted in New York, but the Scottish composer has been a key figure in British music for some time.
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But at long last, the need to stop methane pollution is being spotlighted and prioritized as essential to meeting the world's short-term climate goals.
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Her complaint also spotlighted alleged deceptive marketing, including a Facebook ad touting the "breaking news" that the U.S. government had approved a graduated repayment plan.
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For another, the Trump administration's budget proposed slashing funds for agencies that finance the education improvements, apprenticeship programs and infrastructure projects the town hall spotlighted.
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The bed has been spotlighted on a number of different outlets, with reviews insisting you get your bang for your buck in comfort and quality.
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Peloton's stumble in its first trading session Thursday — the third-worst mega-IPO debut since the financial crisis — spotlighted these money-losing companies once again.
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We also spotlighted a little-known Mexican real-estate investment trust, which is WeWork's biggest landlord and highlights how quickly the company has grown overseas.
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He was so stunned when he got the results that his reaction was recorded in a New York Times article that spotlighted the DNA project.
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Every name spotlighted in the issue belongs to a female photographer who contributed the time, grit, and substantial life blood to express her artistic vision.
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It's a powerful ten minutes, and Halsey's presence and plain-speaking only serve to highlight a crucial and under-spotlighted cause that affects millions worldwide.
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In Search Party's second season especially, the selfishness at the core of how the four main characters function was spotlighted and challenged more than ever.
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Twitter confirmed to CNN on Friday that seven of the tweets CNN had spotlighted did indeed violate the terms (it did not specify which tweets).
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Democrats were focused on Mr. Trump's handshake snub, which Ms. Pelosi later spotlighted on Twitter, along with a photograph of the president turning his back.
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But it's worth keeping in mind that everyone's attention illuminates the world in a particular way, and what gets spotlighted differs from person to person.
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The AFL-CIO touted the quarter million new union members, while the pro-business Center for Union Facts spotlighted the decline in private-sector membership.
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Mr. O'Rourke has spotlighted his heavily Latino hometown on Facebook and on other social media sites as an example of what works in immigration policy.
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After a Time magazine story spotlighted Indiana as a center of the high school dropout crisis, Messer embraced school reform and found support from Gov.
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Interested in the stirrings of a comeback in the branded-household-products giants, spotlighted by Procter & Gamble's impressive results and 8 percent stock pop last Friday?
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The book spotlighted the evolution and increased importance of the left tackle position, but became hit a thanks to Lewis's detailing of Oher's poignant personal story.
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The NBA spotlighted those moments on Wednesday to honor Jordan's 53rd — but the highlight mix embedded atop this post is really a gift to us all.
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" (Variety) Oscars: Examining gender bias in the documentary categories"Unlike the narrative world, public discussion of gender inequality in the nonfiction community is not often spotlighted.
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Both have the advantage of being women at a time when the #MeToo movement has spotlighted the downside of male-dominated environments, like the state capital.
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Kelly spotlighted a Reuters/Ipsos survey released that morning showing that half of U.S. women have a "very unfavorable" view of the GOP presidential front-runner.
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If we want to move forward with a racial justice movement, Tanis said, the struggles of black women need to be spotlighted in a powerful way.
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Though none of these candidates pitched their scientific backgrounds as the centerpiece of their campaigns, the majority spotlighted climate change and environmental conservation as top priorities.
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Barclays argued that a July 2007 article in the trade publication "Friday Burrito" that spotlighted unusual trading positions had put Merced on notice of alleged manipulation.
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It's a notion confirmed by the presence of the first person we see, a decrepit and isolated woman, listing to one side in a spotlighted wheelchair.
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An underappreciated aspect of the band's appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show," in 1964, is that it spotlighted not just the Beatles but the hysterical audience.
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NBC's "Law & Order: SVU" is moving into its 1.53st season, and NBCUniversal spotlighted the show's star, Mariska Hargitay, during its presentation at Radio City Music Hall.
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Biden, fighting a close race against Sanders and others in the Democratic party's first presidential nominating contest on Monday, then spotlighted elements of the senator's record.
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The change was intended to increase the caucuses' transparency, but it instead seems to have spotlighted just how messy the local, volunteer-run event can be.
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That means not trying to satisfy the majority of congressional Republicans who support the investor, procurement and other terms generating the NAFTA damage Trump has spotlighted.
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Kellogg's stopped advertising on Breitbart after being spotlighted by Sleeping Giants, a social-media campaign that is pushing brands to cut their ties to the site.
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Tweet upon tweet spotlighted the cravenness of Trump's casual, fact-free assertion with first-person testimony packed with all the many reasons they themselves knew better.
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But do such cognitive blind spots, spotlighted in comfortable research settings, actually cripple our ability to grasp the magnitude of this pandemic and thus behave accordingly?
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Twitter spotlighted Sprout Social for social media management tools, LikeFolio for investment sentiment tools, and United States Geological Survey for tracking earthquakes — all powered by Twitter data.
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But what is happening with Brendan Dassey, Avery's nephew and co-defendant in the case spotlighted by Netflix's Making a Murderer, whose conviction was overturned in August?
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While you can find more preppy or girly styles at W Concept, Fig Collective has spotlighted brands that explore a more edgy, avant-garde street style aesthetic.
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Instead of focusing on Mueller's warning of current Russian interference, or him contradicting the president's assertion that his report exonerated him, Trump's media allies spotlighted his demeanor.
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In an email to members, the Independent Drivers Guild, which represents some 70,000 NYC ride-share drivers, spotlighted its own role in the new minimum wage law.
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Scott Pruitt, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency whose spending and security practices were spotlighted Thursday at a contentious House hearing, may yet lose his job.
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Likewise, Trump's vows to tackle the first comprehensive tax reform in decades has spotlighted political divisions between members of his own party as well as with Democrats.
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Given the administration's approach preserves NAFTA's duty-free trade terms, the corporate meltdown helpfully spotlighted the gap between NAFTA's "free trade" brand and the pact's actual terms.
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While there are no magic bullets, research has spotlighted effective strategies to stop the cycle of reoffending and better equip people leaving prison to resume stable lives.
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It was spotlighted by recent hostile attempts by Tsinghua Unigroup to acquire companies in Taiwan's chip sector, specifically in IC design and in semiconductor packaging and testing.
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All the lights have been turned off except for the lamp by the chair, so that I am, in effect, spotlighted, and clearly visible to any visitor.
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Democrats claimed the maneuver successfully spotlighted the need for the Senate to hear from witnesses and see documents that Mr. Trump barred from the House impeachment inquiry.
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In the world of auto shows, a few names stand out — Geneva, Detroit, and Frankfurt, among others — as the spotlighted events where automakers need to go big.
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But Penn Charter's Quaker roots, spotlighted in recent weeks by Ryan's ascent through the N.F.L. playoffs, provide something of a counterintuitive approach to developing breakout sports talent.
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As Mr. Chávez spotlighted their suffering, he helped to usher in a new crop of leaders regionally willing to assert greater political independence from the United States.
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Crucially, she spotlighted the economic and social justice impacts of climate change, and warned of the "worldwide refugee crisis" that will result from continuing to marginalize the issue.
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Superheroes are a huge part of the 21st century pop culture landscape, but the characters spotlighted in TV and film generally weren't actually created in the 21st century.
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Hopefully the rest of her work will receive the same treatment, and she and the other overlooked directors spotlighted at AFI will only grow in esteem moving forward.
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Just like it did with de Blasio, Uber spotlighted donations Rodriguez had received from the yellow taxi industry as evidence of his bias against the disruptive new company.
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More small vendors should accept digital payments, Modi said, returning to a theme first spotlighted in 2016, when his government ordered an overnight ban of high-value banknotes.
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As spotlighted by the Washington Examiner, his book, The Opposite of Woe: My Life in Beer and Politics, goes into great detail about Hickenlooper's encounters with various women.
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The firm spotlighted its Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon titles for the 3DS, which it said have clocked a combined 14.69 million in sales since launch in November.
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Felicity Huffman's 14-day sentencing has spotlighted school-related cases of parents who received longer jail time in comparison to the actress' role in the college admissions scandal.
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In the past, using archival material, he spotlighted the mechanical culture generated during the '221s and '60s with Soviet propaganda films, TV shows, and newsreels in Revue (2008).
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Mr. Tajik, the police chief, said that rape cases were reported all over the country, but that Kasur had been spotlighted because of the evidence of serial killings.
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Videos on the Internet show flash-mob performances of "Gangnam Style," as well as more organized events, with sofas scattered across the expanse and spotlighted by the gantries.
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For the last nine years, this year-end-tradition column has spotlighted the politician — Republican or Democrat, in the Senate or House — who came out the biggest winner.
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The article also spotlighted a lobbying campaign overseen by Ms. Sandberg, who also oversees advertising, that sought to shift public anger to Facebook's critics and rival tech firms.
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The shootings have spotlighted the rise in Seattle's homeless population: According to the Seattle Times, a recent count revealed that nearly 5,000 people are sleeping outside across King County.
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Businesses that sell geolocation information have faced new scrutiny in the past year, as multiple investigations have spotlighted how the sensitive data is widely available, often without consumers noticing.
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Such incidents have been spotlighted after 2-year-old Lane Graves was snatched by an alligator and killed earlier this month at a Walt Disney World resort in Orlando.
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Thursday's announcement also spotlighted an apparent division between the committee's two parties in the committee, which had so far appeared to be working closely together on the Flynn investigation.
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As much as showrunner Scott Gimple likes to meander, it's clear these spotlighted communities are a part of a potential network that could lead to the rebuilding of society.
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Recent posts have spotlighted the verdant landscape of Argentina's Corrientes province, the brilliant blues of the Kyrgyz Republic's mountain ranges, or the isolated Mariana Islands of the North Pacific.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE for backing Trump if he's the nominee and she's spotlighted the senator's stances on immigration.
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So does a stop-action moment early on in which Henry and Eliza, each spotlighted dramatically (Howell Binkley designed the lighting), appear to fall in love, at least briefly.
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Another three countries - the Czech Republic, Lithuania and Greece - have been spotlighted for not even including within national legislation the possibility of fining Europe's biggest industry over potential violations.
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Traina sits on a plastic-covered mattress looking away from the camera, face spotlighted in natural, Hopper-esque light, waiting for something to change, with no end in sight.
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Anthony Scaramucci, a Goldman alumnus (whom I spotlighted last week), is on the Trump transition committee and is expected to be named to a White House position as well.
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The fires have spotlighted Australia's environment policies, criticized most recently at a U.N. summit in Madrid, said Susanne Becken, a professor of sustainable tourism at Griffith University in Queensland.
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Responding in 2015 to a question about the lack of women at WWDC keynotes, Cook said he "totally" agreed with the idea that more women needed to be spotlighted onstage.
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Bernie Sanders in the Democratic primary spotlighted her struggle to win over liberal factions of her party and Warren's formal backing earlier this month signaled an important stamp of approval.
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Brown's pending freedom comes after many years of her case being spotlighted as an example of how unfair the criminal justice system is toward victims of sexual abuse and exploitation.
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In August, a Greenpeace-funded study using NASA satellite data spotlighted the town of Kriel in Mpumalanga province as the second biggest sulphur dioxide (SO2) emissions hotspot in the world.
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The narrative-setting news aggregation website, founded in 1995 by Matt Drudge, has spotlighted an overwhelming amount of negative news for the Trump White House in the last several weeks.
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It's the cleaning that gets spotlighted in the video above (via IEEE Spectrum), with one of the drones seen knocking snow and ice off the blades of a wind turbine.
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The whale was spotlighted in the 2013 documentary as a stark example of the company's mistreatment of its animals, as well as what the filmmakers said were dangerous workplace practices.
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Now, Tuesday's primaries in Georgia, Texas and Kentucky again spotlighted how women are gaining ground and will play a significant role in key races that could determine the House majority.
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Furries were often spotlighted as fetishists or misunderstood for their unconventional interests, while the community was trying to get its truth across, the narrow coverage took a toll on members.
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The issue was most recently spotlighted in June when there was a national outcry after a judge gave a former Stanford University swimmer a six-month sentence for sexual assault.
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These artists were spotlighted no doubt because the Armory Show is an extravaganza for collectors on the lookout for that special something — which Florine would have found wicked and amusing.
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Facebook on Wednesday confirmed four Chinese device makers were among those that had broad access to customer data under a program spotlighted in a New York Times story last weekend.
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The tweet spotlighted a story in the conservative media in which Mr. Lutsenko, Ukraine's top prosecutor, announced he was opening an investigation into whether Ukrainian officials tried to help Mrs.
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It spotlighted two 300-pound resin-coated sculptures suspended overhead, fusing forms associated with pairs of ages; Harvest/Excess involved a rat, plows, a cornucopia and an accumulation of detritus.
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But pro-government commentators were ecstatic about the president's speech for the way it spotlighted Poland on the world stage and for its full-throated embrace of the government's direction.
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The retail giant refused to answer the senators' questions — but it rapidly severed its contracts with three major delivery companies whose chequered safety records had been spotlighted in our reporting.
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While the strap-on camera company has aired commercials in the past, they've all spotlighted extreme sports feats, wildlife encounters and other adventures filmed by the company's devoted user base.
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Both campaigns spotlighted their candidate's engagement with the Puerto Rican community in Florida -- hosting roundtables, meetings with local leaders, attendance at festivals and parades, and communications in English and Spanish.
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The film's meat-as-murder connection is spotlighted in a bizarre scene that cuts between raw hamburger being manipulated into meatloaf and writhing sausages attacking the boy inside a pantry.
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On the changing social and cultural order, both Me Too and Black Lives Matter represent profound and emblematic new social movements not just because they spotlighted and remedied longstanding injustices.
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Eat at the same places spotlighted on TV Shows The most imaginative app on my list is TVFoodMaps, which directs you to nearby restaurants that have been featured on TV shows.
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In his investigation, Mueller spotlighted Russian interference, indicting 12 Russian military intelligence officers last year and indicating newly discovered ways that Russia meddled in the 2016 election in his final report.
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And Ryan's office pre-screened the questions and selected ones submitted by College Republicans that spotlighted the House GOP's election-year agenda, according to a source involved with organizing the event.
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The demonstrations spotlighted the concerns of several hundred officers over being absorbed into President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's new militarized police, formed this year to root out gang violence entrenched nationwide.
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Kasich, who spotlighted the fact that he's polling second in the state, also made sure to tack on a sentence supporting the team at the tail end of his stump speech.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered an Independence Day speech on Thursday that spotlighted his decision to remove the special rights of Kashmir among the bold moves of his second term.
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The Trump-Xi meeting spotlighted trade tensions between the two countries, and other items high on the agenda included discussing a response to an increased nuclear threat out of North Korea.
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These systems are an important functional feature of the playing experience, but they also spotlighted some of my own financial strengths and weaknesses, and reinforced basic principles about real world finance.
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Compared to the female-dominated Moog or Red Bull Music Academic Festival in New York, which spotlighted many artists of color this year, though, FORM still lags in terms of diversity.
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In fact, the race spotlighted growing divisions between establishment Republicans personified by Mr. McConnell and his allies and Trump Republicans, even though it was Mr. Strange who had the president's endorsement.
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A joint report published by NASA and NOAA this year spotlighted 14 climate and weather disasters in the US in 2018, each amounting to at least $1 billion in direct losses.
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His advisers have always spotlighted his philanthropy to counter the widely-held impression that his vast personal wealth, now totaling $54.1 billion, puts him out of touch with most Democratic voters.
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The sell-off in Brazilian assets has intensified in recent weeks as new polls have spotlighted waning support for centrist, market-friendly candidates, including Alckmin of the Brazilian Social Democratic Party.
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Centered on a Cuban-American family in Los Angeles, the new "One Day" also spotlighted working-class struggles and veterans' issues, enlivened by crack performances from Justina Machado and Rita Moreno.
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Her Twitter at the time spotlighted a woman who was beginning to engage more with the world and problems around her (Perry has spoken often about her ultra-religious, very sheltered background).
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A crowdfunding campaign to fight sexual harassment has raised almost 1.6 million pounds ($2.2 million), a day after the fund was spotlighted at Britain's prestigious BAFTA film awards.
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And when you count all the people who see Tweets repurposed on other websites, spotlighted on television, and even published in print, well, who's to say the company isn't bigger than Facebook?
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The difficult truth spotlighted by both Spencer's atheism and the silence of other atheists is that, despite the late Christopher Hitchens's infamous proclamation that "religion poisons everything," religion was never the problem.
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The Global Gender Gap Report published by the World Economic Forum again spotlighted the issue around equal pay for men and women, but is this report telling us anything we don't know?
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Although the report stated that the findings themselves did not note anything illegal, it spotlighted potential failures in the system that could lead to legal drugs being diverted to the black market.
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While the disclosure is important, the continuation of such attacks may necessitate altering disclosure laws so that only those giving money at such a level that it truly buys influence are spotlighted.
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CINCINNATI — The boos at the Trump rally were scattershot as the first laptop-toting reporter emerged from the black curtains covering a side entrance a few hundred feet from the spotlighted stage.
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The China tariffs are unrelated to the USCMA talks, but they've spotlighted what might be the highest barrier to a new deal with Canada and Mexico: Democrats' lingering distrust in the president.
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After Coughlin spotlighted that accusation in his closing argument to jurors, Puma co-lead counsel Andrew Clubok of Latham & Watkins called the FDA meeting minutes a "sideshow" with a perfectly legitimate explanation.
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Captured the country's imagination through national campaigns that spotlighted many of our highest values and became so integral to the United States Senate, where our nation airs and advances its great debates.
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But South Korean President Moon Jae-in's administration has spotlighted the emotionally-charged issue and has called for Japan to do more, despite backing down in January from formally renegotiating the deal.
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But there's also been a lot of shift in Marvel as a company — it's gotten more diverse, there are more female-driven comics in production, new characters have been introduced and spotlighted.
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They spotlighted his expansive rulings in favor of gun rights, and his broad interpretation of executive power — a view that they found troublesome in light of the continuing investigations involving Mr. Trump.
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After Wildes spotlighted the program, he won deferred action for Lennon, allowing one of the world's most famous musicians to stay in the United States long enough to gain lawful permanent residence.
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Warren, who has shunned high-dollar events altogether, attacked Buttigieg during the December debate for a recent fundraiser at a wine cave, while Sanders spotlighted how many billionaires gave to Buttigieg's campaign.
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RBC Capital analyst last week spotlighted Googles Maps as an under-monetized source of added growth for the company, a key reason he raised his share-price target to $1,500 from $1,425.
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" On Tuesday -- calling Kim by his title, not the derisive nickname -- he spotlighted the progress the diplomatic engagement has yielded and thanked Kim "for his courage and the steps he has taken.
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However, one remaining problem spotlighted in the report concerned materials recovered from Space Shuttles Challenger and Columbia, which malfunctioned in 1987 and 2003, respectively, resulting in the deaths of all crew members onboard.
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In 2015, their photographs were spotlighted in Venice Biennale, and their works are now in the permanent collections of the New Orleans Museum of Art and the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston.
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But King's district will be one of them, underscoring GOP vulnerability in suburban areas, spotlighted last week as suburban voters in Virginia and Kentucky flocked to Democratic candidates in elections for state offices.
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Also spotlighted: the director-producer-actress Ida Lupino (1918-1995), noted for taut suspense, whose "The Hitch-Hiker" (1953), a gritty noir surpassing similar efforts by her male contemporaries, comes Sunday and Monday.
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Johnson's impeachment and trial, as Wineapple narrates so well, spotlighted arguments between lawyers, although everyone knew that what was really at stake was the question of who should govern and for what ends.
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Brown was a top Republican target in 28503 but defeated Ohio atate Treasurer Josh Mandel, 22019 percent to 45 percent, in one of the most expensive and spotlighted Senate races in the country.
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The ad will likely ignite a discussion about which products are and aren't allowed to be spotlighted, and this might highlight new perspectives that could make CBS want to change its advertising policies.
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An October CNN documentary short spotlighted Money's mentee Lorenze, a 37-year-old man who spent most of his adult life on L.A.'s Skid Row due to marijuana convictions at age 18.
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Speaking before a House committee, she also spotlighted Ms. Handziuk's story, and underscored why she had been honoring her legacy that April night in an official award ceremony attended by Ms. Handziuk's father.
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The highlight was Art for Rights, events which featured 12 murals by different artists inspired by a dozen cases spotlighted in this year's Write for Rights letter-writing campaign, the largest in the world.
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The house, dreamed up by Studio Pali Fekete Architects, has received plenty of attention from the design community since it's completion: it was spotlighted by the L.A. Times and featured on HGTV's Extreme Homes.
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"Ariel Foxman, InStyle & StyleWatch Editorial Director"Bill Cunningham's lens and body of work is iconic, but what makes it all legendary is that its focus consistently spotlighted his very own wonder, discipline, and modesty.
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It spotlighted a black Frenchman accepting a Latin video award for a Spanish song title that translates into "my people," and dared the closed-minded to debate exactly which "people" he is referring to.
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Since his graduate art student days at Yale, Mr. McCallum has spotlighted themes of justice and accountability in his work, including a stint as artist in residence for the New York Civil Liberties Union.
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FRANKFURT — The European Central Bank took control of a troubled Italian bank Wednesday, an unprecedented step that spotlighted the risks to the eurozone's financial system from political chaos in Rome and a sputtering economy.
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The committee's report spotlighted Goldman Sachs — which then owned a large aluminum warehousing operation — and how long wait times for metal from the bank's warehouses were accompanied by a surge in the Midwest Premium.
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Last week, groups such as the state chapter of Planned Parenthood and Ability 360, an advocacy organization for disabled people, participated in events that spotlighted the Senate bill, including a town hall in Phoenix.
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The discovery of 39 dead Vietnamese in a truck near London in October spotlighted the illicit trade that sends the poor of Asia, Africa and the Middle East on risky journeys to the West.
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The Tuesday incident at the Fresh Kitchen in Manhattan spotlighted the mainstreaming of xenophobic and anti-immigrant hostilities, and prompted calls for the New York State Bar Association to review Schlossberg's license to practice law.
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It's possible executives overlooked the relationship until the Times story spotlighted its press materials around Soros, whose longstanding role as a target for right-wing conspiracy theories has grown even bigger in the Trump era.
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The feature — which was quietly enabled on Twitter's mobile clients earlier this month; it has long been part of the TweetDeck app — has received a mixed response from users since CEO Jack Dorsey spotlighted it.
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As spotlighted by journalist Ian Urbina in the New York Times's 2015 series "Outlaw Ocean," the high seas provide ample opportunities for smugglers, poachers, and human traffickers to commit crimes with little fear of detection.
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His first TV ad of the general election spotlighted his career as a prosecutor, and he has received endorsements from both the National Rifle Association and the Fraternal Order of Police—rare for a Democrat.
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In addition to his work on "Cheers" and in Pixar movies, the Emmy-nominated Ratzenberger produced and starred in a Travel Channel show called "Made in America" that spotlighted products made in the United States.
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It was, if nothing else, a daring gesture on the Met's part to put its weight behind the art of a little-known, non-Western Muslim female artist at a spotlighted moment in its history.
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Many of the main characters — who also notably include the diminutive, ever-smiling Mae (Lori Tan Chinn) and the fiery Camilla (a vibrant Nancy Ticotin) — have (eminently guessable) secrets to be unveiled in spotlighted solos.
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A "Grey's Anatomy" episode from earlier this year that focused on sexual assault spurred a more than 40 percent spike in calls to a hotline spotlighted by the ABC drama, research released this week said.
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Even in the midst of a deeply divisive political landscape and cultural upheavals spotlighted by movements like #MeToo and #TakeAKnee, there's clearly a hunger among wide audiences for mainstream stories told from non-white perspectives.
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For Bannon, this realization came through running the conservative media outlet Breitbart News and noticing which issues resonated most with readers: The site spotlighted tales of lurid crimes committed by unauthorized immigrants, Muslims, and African Americans.
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Kuczynski's defeat in that battle so early in his government spotlighted the power that Fujimori wields as the president of the Popular Force party that holds an absolute majority of seats in the single-chamber Congress.
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According to the critics, those two hands belong to the cartoon women who were spotlighted on Starbucks' cute holiday commercial — two women who seem to go in for a kiss, although their lips never actually touch.
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A federal judge on Monday ordered Brendan Dassey — whose overturned murder conviction was spotlighted in Netflix's award-winning true crime documentary series Making a Murderer — released from prison as he awaits a possible retrial, PEOPLE confirms.
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The memo came the same day President Donald Trump's agriculture secretary, Sonny Perdue, was visiting an elementary school in suburban Virginia to announce changes to another initiative spotlighted by the former first lady, healthy school lunches.
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Asia McClain, now known as Asia Chapman, testified Wednesday during a hearing for Adnan Syed, who was convicted of murder and is seeking a new trial in a case that was spotlighted by the popular podcast.
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NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The death of a six-year-old YouTube star from a malaria epidemic in Burundi has spotlighted the growing challenge of combating malaria in a warmer world, health experts said on Tuesday.
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The ACLU has been spotlighted as a liberal icon since President Donald Trump took office, seeing a spike in donations the weekend after Trump was inaugurated when it vowed to hold his administration accountable in court.
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Despite her tremendous contributions to America's space programs, Johnson, a black woman, remained a "hidden figure" for much of her life — until the 2016 movie "Hidden Figures" spotlighted how she turned Americans' space dreams into reality.
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To the Editor: As a Catholic woman with friends and family on both sides of the pro-life/pro-choice divide, I was grateful to see this crucial issue spotlighted by Lauren Enriquez's Op-Ed essay.
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Among the most pernicious organizations spotlighted in this year's report include the Alliance Defending Freedom, a right-wing legal group based in Arizona, and the Family Research Council, which operates out of the District of Columbia.
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On top of that, this was the year of bad Amazon PR. A trio of November investigations spotlighted safety hazards and high rates of injury — and even death — in Amazon's warehouses and on its delivery routes.
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"One, the ban deals with seven countries that the Obama administration had previously identified as needing further travel restrictions," Spicer told School of Media & Public Affairs Director Frank Sesno, comments that were spotlighted by the Huffington Post.
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The report also spotlighted millions of dollars in savings: The colorectal screening program cost $1 million per year and was estimated to save $8.5 million annually, which would have otherwise been spent largely on costly cancer treatments.
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When his name was first floated to head the FDA, critics spotlighted his connections to the industry and his work for pharmaceutical companies like GlaxoSmithKline — work that netted him over $400,000 in pay between 2013 and 2015.
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But the study, which continues to be widely cited to this day, spotlighted what soon came to be viewed as a tremendous business opportunity: Companies realized they could save millions by aggressively denying claims they deemed fraudulent.
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The harrowing picture of Oscar Alberto Martinez, 25, and his 24-month-old child Angie Valeria spotlighted the plight of the world's 2803 million forcibly displaced people - the majority children, according to U.N. refugee agency (UNHCR) figures.
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Kylie recently opened her home to Architectural Digest in a feature that spotlighted, among other amenities, a massive swing hanging in her living room and dining chairs color-matched to shades from her Kylie Cosmetics Lip Kits.
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The fact that the U.S. does not have a domestic terror law was spotlighted in a series of recent hearings on Capitol Hill, which were convened to talk about the growing threat posed by the far-right.
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She's a consummate performer, and considering that the members of Fifth Harmony were often sidelined throughout the group's tenure in order that Cabello could be spotlighted, it's good to see Normani sparkling like the star she is.
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The delay is a setback for Republican leaders who have been laser-focused on tax reform since returning from their August recess and who enthusiastically spotlighted the November 1 announcement to unveil their bill in recent weeks.
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The loose talk has produced years of politicized stalemate, spotlighted again late last month when Mr. Obama announced with fanfare a plan to close the prison that in reality recycled a plan he has pursued since 2009.
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Lawmakers on Capitol Hill have long spotlighted the challenge faced by the federal government in recruiting and retaining tech and cyber personnel, with a House panel holding a hearing on the issue as recently as last week.
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Pastrami, rye, and a fake orgasm in When Harry Met Sally (1989) Long before Master of None spotlighted New York's best restaurants, Harry (Billy Crystal) met up with Sally (Meg Ryan) at the city's beloved Katz's Delicatessen.
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Lawyers for Adnan Syed, whose murder case was spotlighted on the popular "Serial" podcast in 2014, said on Monday that they had filed a motion in a Maryland court asking that Mr. Syed be released on bail.
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The series spotlighted the many skills required to be a truly legendary queen, making it a sort of American Idol meets Project Runway hybrid that also required its contestants to crack a joke at a moment's notice.
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In a video announcing her candidacy, she spotlighted her biography: Her family was homeless when she was a child, she said, and spent nearly three years living in an abandoned gas station without running water or electricity.
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Enset, which has been dubbed "the tree against hunger", was among a shopping list of unusual ingredients spotlighted by leading London chefs at an event on Wednesday night organized by Food Forever, an initiative promoting food diversity.
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Enset, which has been dubbed "the tree against hunger", was among a shopping list of unusual ingredients spotlighted by leading London chefs at an event on Wednesday night organized by Food Forever, an initiative promoting food diversity.
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The women in these particular ads aren't spotlighted and celebrated for claiming their own sexuality unapologetically; their displays of sexuality are in favor of the product being sold, with their bodies meant to grab the attention of consumers.
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Over his 50-year career of making documentaries, Wiseman has spotlighted the inner workings of everything from a hospital for the criminally insane in his first film, Titicut Follies, to the Kansas City Police in Law and Order.
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The double homicide spotlighted surging tourism in the Amazon related to the hallucinogenic plant brew ayahuasca, which has long been used by tribes in spiritual rituals and is popular among foreigners seeking psychedelic experiences or help with addiction.
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They are each glossing over any differences among them on America's role in the world in pursuit of their mutual objective of rebuilding the force, as spotlighted in the memorandum Trump signed out at the Pentagon last Friday.
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Mr. Fallek also represented members of the narcotics Special Investigations Unit whose corruption was spotlighted in the 1981 film "Prince of the City," based on a book by Robert Daley, a former deputy police commissioner in New York.
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The social media giant's hosting of inaccurate stories that support strongman President Rodrigo Duterte's administration has been newly spotlighted after Manila moved to shut down a local news site that had been the victim of a misinformation campaign.
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Among them is Dave Congalton, who hosts a local talk radio show that he's used to promote the publication's work, including articles that spotlighted accusations of misdeeds against a police chief, a city manager and a sanitation official.
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Justin and Quavo spotlighted 3 women in the video, and we're told some of the funds are going towards their tuition and after-school programs for their kids, plus a one-woman show for the lady who does poetry.
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Bleacher Report recently spotlighted a member of the American 3-on-3 team that will compete at this summer's FIBA 2017 3X3 World Championships in France; he's a 30-year-old financial manager who played college ball at Northwestern.
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He averaged nearly 100 tackles a year and spotlighted his versatility as the first player in NFL history to get a sack, interception, fumble recovery and touchdown catch (on a screen pass) in a game, against Houston in 2002.
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The bill aims to close a loophole in current hate crime law, which was spotlighted when a man accused of hanging a noose at a middle school in Anne Arundel County was acquitted of hate crime charges last January.
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A massive boycott campaign against the far-right blog Breitbart and other consumer activism have spotlighted some of the flaws in the esoteric programmed systems by which ads from big brands are distributed far and wide across the web.
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Part of the company's DNA was a lifestyle campaign promoting working women, Women Who Work, which spotlighted working moms and was a "celebration of the multifaceted nature of the working woman," as Trump described it to Racked in 216.
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Ibrahim al-Madhoun, a writer close to Hamas, the Islamist group that controls Gaza, said the situation spotlighted shifts since Yehya Sinwar was elected in 22 to represent Qassam in Hamas's political wing, a role akin to defense minister.
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Across the street, find art of a different form at Designmuseum Danmark, where graphic design and fashion are spotlighted alongside an exhibition of the 343th-century Danish chairs that solidified the country's reputation for outstanding design (admission, 234 kroner).
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Pete Buttigieg, mayor of South Bend, Indiana, took one of the strongest stances toward China, whose poor human-rights record has been spotlighted in recent months by protests in Hong Kong and by Beijing's treatment of minority Uighur Muslims.
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Utah was one of six predominantly Republican states that I spotlighted in my recent travel memoir "Real Queer America: LGBT Stories from Red States," written after a two month-long road trip that I took in the summer of 2017.
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In addition to featuring buzzy headliners like Thom Yorke and Jamie XX, the fest spotlighted some of the brightest names in the Italy's tight-knit electronic underground, many of whom are featured in the above documentary, C2C: The Italian New Wave.
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A decade after An Inconvenient Truth spotlighted the grave threat of climate change, former Vice President Al Gore returns with a new PowerPoint presentation that will recruit an army of environmentalist lieutenants, who themselves will assemble enviro-militias across the globe.
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Adnan Syed, who rose to fame when his trial and conviction for the murder of a teenage girl in 20163 was spotlighted in the first season of the hit Serial podcast, is back in court this week seeking a new trial.
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These folks are taking to Twitter and other social media platforms and being spotlighted in the media to such a disproportionate extent that we get the impression that they speak for the majority of Americans – but that's far from the case.
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Women like Patricia Arquette and Emma Watson have been spotlighted for speaking out on women's issues, however, rarely do women who don't share their white, upper-class experience receive the attention that is needed to manifest the true goal of feminism.
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Both attacks have spotlighted the violence endemic to the shelter system and the challenges the city has faced in trying to curb it across over 103 of its shelters, despite efforts to overhaul security at these facilities in recent years.
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But Musk has already decried the number of manufacturing robots used to build the Model 3, and on today's call, he spotlighted one such robot — nicknamed "Flufferbot" — that is used to place fiberglass mats on tops of the vehicles' battery packs.
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Modi's national security record was spotlighted by an aerial clash with arch foe Pakistan, triggered by a February suicide attack in disputed Kashmir that killed 40 Indian paratroopers and was claimed by an Islamist militant group based in the neighbor.
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But the startling, bona fide sorrow that Mr. Olyphant brings to this encounter — in which Strings could be said to be forced off the script of his spotlighted life for the first time — truly illuminates everything that has come before.
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High-gloss movies like How To Lose a Guy in 10 Days, 13 Going on 30, and The Devil Wears Prada spotlighted the aspirations and inevitably salacious lives of stumbling writers who were plucky and determined and sometimes even ruthless.
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But the talks spotlighted sharp differences between Moscow and Tehran over the possible future participation of the United States and also excluded Gulf states, despite their major role in the proxy war in Syria that has drawn in the entire region.
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In a groundbreaking paper published last year, Princeton University professor Anne Case, and her husband, Nobel Prize-winning economist Angus Deaton, spotlighted a surprising rise in deaths of middle-age white Americans driven by drug-related poisonings, liver disease, and suicides.
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Most victims are women - rights groups say the scandal is indicative of wider sexism in society - and Lee's case has spotlighted the mental toll it can take on its victims, along with the leniency of punishments meted out to many men.
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The investigation, published last week, spotlighted the ways in which Amazon has created a legal separation between itself and the drivers who carry its boxes and envelopes on what's known as the "final mile" of the trip to America's doorsteps.
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Tillerson confirmed his plans to close the office and move its functions to the economics bureau in an August letter to Congress, which spotlighted a number of changes to special envoy positions baked into Tillerson's broader effort to reorganize the department.
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You'll find here several jagged youthful self-portraits, sketches of faceless figures by a subway entrance, and a gouache from around 257 that depicts a Manhattan street corner as a shadowy stage, ringed by billboards and spotlighted with electric lamps.
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Five of the six adult books that were spotlighted at last year's Buzz Books panel were featured in the New York Times Book Review at some point or another — as a best-seller, as a notable book, as an editor's choice.
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Photo: GettyAnalysts with the Los Angeles Police Department are reportedly using Palantir software to direct officers to surveil "probable offenders" throughout the city, many of whom are not criminal suspects but have been spotlighted by the company's predictive technology, according to LAPD documents.
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League of Legends developer Riot Games has hired a chief diversity officer to help fix issues surrounding its sexist and toxic workplace culture, spotlighted first by an in-depth Kotaku investigation last August that has left the company reeling in the months since.
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Good Trouble obviously thrives on its steamy love triangles (Callie-Gael-Jaime!) and complex relationships like the one also spotlighted in "Doble Quince" when newly out-of-the-closet Alice deals with her partner Joey's decision to be defined as non-binary.
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Lively and six other powerful women in Hollywood — Jessica Chastain, Chelsea Clinton, Gayle King, Tony Award winner Audra McDonald, and vice-chairwoman of CBS and Viacom Shari Redstone — are spotlighted for the causes they're fighting for, from the wage gap to health care.
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With more drama than the typical judiciary confirmation hearing, the session before the Senate judiciary committee spotlighted the strategy of Trump and his partners in the majority party to seat nominees at a faster clip than previous administrations and had Democrats crying foul.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered an Independence Day speech on Thursday that spotlighted a decision to remove the special rights of the disputed Himalayan region of Kashmir among the bold moves of the first 10 weeks of his second term.
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BuzzFeed wrote about the case and also spotlighted the loophole in New York state law that explicitly addresses consent in situations where there is a clear power imbalance, like between inmates and prison guards, but doesn't mention cops and people in custody.
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Zhao is also accused of meddling in a decade-old Shaanxi coal mining dispute spotlighted last month when an influential TV host said that China's Supreme People's Court had lost a document crucial to the case, Caixin said in a lengthy report.
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Similarly, Miracle, a floral scent by Lancôme, is being spotlighted in some duty-free stores that cater to the Chinese, while La Vie Est Belle, another Lancôme fragrance, with iris gourmand notes combined with patchouli, is being marketed more toward Europeans and Americans.
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Raphael J. Sonenshein, executive director of the Pat Brown Institute for Public Affairs at California State University, Los Angeles, said that this episode had spotlighted, at least for now, the strong relationship Mr. Garcetti had with his police commissioner and the fire commissioner.
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At a time when crime in the city has reached record-low levels, the case also spotlighted the viciousness and vitality of the Trinitarios, a highly organized Dominican gang that authorities had tried to dismantle nearly a decade ago after a federal takedown.
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The case of Paul Manafort, the former Trump campaign manager who is facing fraud charges, is one of several that have spotlighted foreign influence operations embedded in Washington, and the culture of lobbyists who get rich helping foreign clients affect policies and laws.
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In a court filing, Mr. Albury's lawyers, Joshua Dratel and JaneAnne Murray, spotlighted a disparity in how suspects in leak-related cases have been treated, saying that a "double standard" let higher-ranking officials off the hook while punishing lower-ranking ones.
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The letter spotlighted recent reporting from the paper's own Ken Vogel, as well as an op-ed on Hunter Biden from Peter Schweizer, a Breitbart contributor best known for his 2015 book, Clinton Cash, which contained inaccurate claims about Hillary and Bill Clinton.
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Adama Iwu, a California lobbyist and cofounder of the "We Said Enough" movement that spotlighted sexual abuse in Sacramento, said de León was "lacking in credibility" after having presided over a legislative body roiled by accusations of harassment and rooming with Mendoza.
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The request, a rare demand to the surveillance court, mirrors issues spotlighted in the memo released last week by House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes, which alleged that the FBI abused its authority in its request to monitor a member of the Trump campaign.
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The supply chain has emerged as a hot topic for both Trump administration officials and lawmakers in recent months, spotlighted by concerns over tech made in China by firms like Huawei and ZTE, as well as software created by the Russian Kaspersky Lab.
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HANOI (Reuters) - A Vietnamese court is set to make a key ruling in the country's biggest-ever fraud case, in a trial that has spotlighted Vietnam's ability to tackle financial crime at a time when foreign banks are heeding government calls to invest.
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Case in point: after a solo vocal number, one of the performers (a perfunctory "observer" who stands in for the audience and later executes a single ballet move) jumps up from a spotlighted seat in the auditorium, clapping and cheering wildly for his co-star.
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They helped kick down the intellectual and social barriers encircling male-dominated STEM fields, from English paleontologist Mary Anning, who risked her life scouring for fossils on dangerous Dorset cliffsides, to the African-American "West Area computers" recently spotlighted in the acclaimed film Hidden Figures.
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In response to revelations that the German car maker used software to cheat U.S. diesel pollution controls - a scandal that spotlighted the EU's lax vehicle regulations - the European Commission proposed an overhaul of rules on how vehicles are licensed and tested across the bloc.
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He spotlighted only a single member of his own Cabinet, Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE.
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Poor elevator maintenance was spotlighted recently in a report from the city comptroller, Scott M. Stringer, whose office kept tabs on 65 elevators and escalators over 18 months and found that the transit agency did not do scheduled maintenance on nearly 063 percent of them.
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What's happening: The main culprits spotlighted by As You Sow, a non-profit dedicated to shareholder advocacy, are CEOs who take home massive paychecks but whose companies come up short on total shareholder return (a metric that tracks a company's stock, including reinvestment, annualized for 5 years).
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A suspected serial killer still at-large, a toddler who disappeared in the woods and a Connecticut family held hostage in their home: These will be three of the 12 cases spotlighted when People Magazine Investigates returns next month for its second season, on Investigation Discovery.
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Narrowing it down to ten films wasn't easy, but since we already spotlighted The BFG, Café Society, The Neon Demon, and The Nice Guys in our summer movie preview, I decided to skip over those and focus instead on films that may not ring a bell yet.
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Over the last two years, a broad coalition of civil rights groups, religious leaders, public health organizations and lawmakers from both political parties have spotlighted the worst example of this -- the Washington professional football franchise, which uses a dictionary-defined racial slur as its team name.
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Dennis Lockhart's retirement early next year as head of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta has spotlighted the selection of his replacement as members of Congress and a coalition of activist groups call for an aggressive search among blacks and Latinos with finance or economics expertise.
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In visits this year to Long Island, New York, where the gang is blamed for several murders, and to El Salvador, where its leaders are based, Sessions has spotlighted the gang's brutality and cross-border connections, often calling for ramped up border security in the same breath.
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The other charities spotlighted by Harry and Meghan are Beyond Blue, Art of Hope, Rafiki Mwema, Love the Oceans, Global Wellness Day, Tiny Tickers, Plan International UK, the Earth Day Network, Children International, the Pawsitive Change Program, the Free Wheelchair Mission, beescause and Waves for Change.
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Republicans spotlighted his impeccable résumé — undergraduate and law degrees from Yale — and painted him as a pillar of the community, a devoted father and coach for his girls' basketball teams who attended church every Sunday and served meals to the homeless as a volunteer for Catholic Charities.
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He was a spokesman and strategist for Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy during the 1960s civil rights upheaval, oversaw the editorial page of The New York Times, where he championed criminal justice reforms and spotlighted the challenges of an aging population, and edited The Times Magazine.
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In response to the German car maker's admission in September 2015 that it used software to cheat U.S. diesel pollution controls - a scandal that spotlighted the EU's lax vehicle regulations - the European Commission proposed an overhaul of rules on how vehicles are licensed and tested across the bloc.
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Here's a breakdown of the issues spotlighted by Mill's case: Judicial discretion Mill was sentenced to two to four years in prison three weeks ago by Philadelphia Judge Genece E. Brinkley, who cited a failed drug test and the rapper's noncompliance with a court order restricting his travel.
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Through the salt-streaked windshield of the power boat, the anthropologist, Joseph Genz, took mental field notes — the spotlighted whitecaps, the position of Polaris, his grip on the cabin handrail — while he waited for Kelen to radio in his location or, rather, what he thought his location was.
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In the aftermath, a visit by the German-born curator Klaus Biesenbach, then the director of MoMA PS1, spotlighted the storm's devastating impact on Puerto Rico's artists and rallied support for the rebuilding of Sánchez's studio; she has since repaired windows, two staircases, the balcony and the roof.
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The lack of adequate testing capabilities was spotlighted on Wednesday evening, when the CDC announced delayed results of the first potential case of a person contracting COVID-19 from "community spread," meaning they got sick without traveling to China or being exposed to anyone known to have the virus.
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The story spotlighted the case of Devon Little, himself the victim of an unsolved shooting, who went on to become part of a cluster of nine gun crimes, all linked by a shared victim or suspect, that would leave at least seven victims over the next 20 months.
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At the time, Gowdy conducted a series of high-profile hearings as part of an extended investigation that focused at times on Clinton's use of a private email server while she was secretary of state - an issue that Trump also spotlighted during his 2016 presidential campaign against Clinton.
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But the pledges of continued U.S. support directly contradict what's been described as President Donald Trump's isolationist drive, which in its latest manifestation saw the announcement via tweet to withdraw all American troops from Syria — the very theater that officials had previously spotlighted as key to pushing back on Iran.
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Washington (CNN)This week's state visit of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spotlighted Canada's new focus in battling ISIS, which his two top national security ministers consider a more sustainable, and uniquely Canadian, approach to a conflict that focuses more on qualitative results than the size of the military footprint.
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The company, in a statement released Thursday night, said the documentary "The Bleeding Edge," which debuted on the streaming site on Friday, lacks scientific support and cherry-picked facts to present an inaccurate and misleading picture of Bayer's permanent birth control device Essure, one of the products spotlighted in the film.
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After last week's initial report from the Times, which spotlighted accounts from Ashley Judd and sexual harassment settlements given to people like Rose McGowan, condemnations trickled in from Hollywood and Washington D.C. But as the days went by and accusations both continued and escalated, it soon turned into a flood.
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With the rights of immigrants and refugees under increased attack, the art world has mobilized to raise awareness and achieve change: a group show at Hunter East Harlem Gallery spotlighted works by artists applying for an O-1 visa; more than 100 artists created works foregrounding the experiences of detained children.
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Sarah Palin -- an early supporter of Donald Trump who is under consideration to serve in his Cabinet -- is criticizing the use of subsidies to keep an Indiana-based air conditioning company from sending jobs to Mexico, a move the President-elect has spotlighted as one of his first victories since being elected.
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Many of the items spotlighted on the fourth floor will be familiar to regular museum visitors, as Driscoll's work was highlighted in the 2007 A New Light on Tiffany, and last year's The Folk Art Collection of Elie and Viola Nadelman celebrated the collectors whose 15,000 objects arrived at N-YHS in 1703.
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HANOI, May 30 (Reuters) - A Vietnamese court has upheld a key judgement in the country's biggest-ever fraud case, a lawyer for one of the victims told Reuters, in a trial that has spotlighted Vietnam's ability to tackle financial crime at a time when foreign banks are heeding government calls to invest.
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But the water main break also spotlighted the chronic problem lurking below the city's streets: the labyrinth of water mains — some of which are more than a century old and prone to leaks and cracks — train tunnels and other old equipment that make up one of the world's largest networks of subterranean infrastructure.
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Together with Natura, the Brazilian beauty brand that prides itself on harnessing the power of nature-derived elements found in the Amazon (and in turn, has made it its mission to preserve the region's biodiversity at all costs) , we've spotlighted seven incredibly potent, super-beneficial natural ingredients that you've probably never heard of.
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Ms. Srour's first and only feature film, "Leila and the Wolves" (1984), spotlighted women's active participation in the wars in Israel-Palestine and Lebanon, both as facilitators and combatants, all the while touching on hot buttons such as honor killings, abusive marriages, the stigma of divorce and educations curtailed because of forced marriages.
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Amongst the many tangents spotlighted is the Mono-ha group (もの派, literally "School of Object'"), which arose during the volatile period of late '60s Japan when leftist student movements which had been simmering since the early '60s emerged in 1967 to protest social issues, harsh academic conditions nationwide, and the American military presence.
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That controversy spotlighted the White House's security clearances process and led Kelly to downgrade senior adviser Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE's access.
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NBC is very proud of spinning a solid drama hit out of This Is Us, and by that point in the presentation the network had already done plenty of bragging about the series, even leaning into its reputation for shattering viewers' hearts with a spotlighted video of the cast crying while meeting their crying fans.
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The most hotly spotlighted cases are daraprim—an anti-parasitic drug used to treat people with AIDS which was jacked up from $163 per tablet to $750—and EpiPen which is a near-necessity for people with life-threatening allergies and whose prices have been raised "over 450 percent since 2004," according to a STAT report.
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On paper, having New York City hip-hop group Wu-Tang Clan perform their landmark 1993 debut album Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) in its entirety might seem like an odd choice for a festival as in touch with its legacy in electronic music, but it's hardly the first time that Movement has spotlighted rap.
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While he was holding court during the official press conference for his new film Café Society, his son Ronan Farrow was publishing a blistering essay in the Hollywood Reporter, in which he criticized the mainstream press for not scrutinizing Allen thoroughly enough over the longstanding sexual abuse allegations that were spotlighted after the release of Blue Jasmine in 2013.
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In my recent movie, made by Bonni Cohen and Jon Shenk, we spotlighted a conservative Republican Trump-supporting mayor from Texas who has a very powerful and unique voice, Mayor Dale Ross of Georgetown, Texas, who has come to the issue through the economic benefits, but noticed that it's a pleasant side benefit that we're helping to save the future of humanity.
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But with idealism has also come the dystopian: intentionally or not, our efforts to realize our flashy dreams of smartphones, AI assistants, and one-hour grocery delivery have also realized the economic and racial inequality foreseen by stories like The Hunger Games, the concern over eugenics spotlighted in Brave New World, and the catastrophic climate change predicted in Blade Runner.
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Several times, he spotlighted Americans of color as his guests — the scholarship winner, an elderly former Tuskegee Airman whom he had promoted to brigadier general — continuing an effort to broaden his appeal to minorities, or at least reassure white voters turned off by the demonizing of Mexicans, the insults of Haiti and Africa and the caging of Latin American children at the border.
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In the days following the taping of the show, Vogue spotlighted her beauty regimen and secrets (hint: being 242 helps enormously) in a video that has more than 25 million views: Merritt's inclusion in the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, as a nonwhite model, is an example of the racial diversity that Victoria's Secret has actually been a leader in, if not ahead of the curve in, within the fashion industry.
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While it's unknown how much of the Central American strength of MS-133 was homegrown, a Congressional Research Service analysis of MS-13 found that its ranks were continuously strengthened by deportees from the US returning home, even as members also migrated to the US. As part of its heightened rhetoric against illegal immigration, the Trump administration of late has spotlighted MS-13 as a sort of public enemy No. 1.
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The first Western country to deal with coronavirus en masse has also spotlighted how sensitive democracies are, even in developed states: their inappropriate initial reaction toward China, a crucial trade partner; the failure to gauge the economic impact; the reluctance of many companies to adopt smart working practices; the lack of solidarity within national borders (on Thursday, the governor of Sicily declared "It would be better if tourists from the North stayed away").
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And you can see it increasingly on less spotlighted stages too: in the New York City Commission on Human Rights issuing new guidelines categorizing governance of hairstyles as racial discrimination; in Virgin Airlines announcing that it would no longer require its female flight attendants to wear skirts or makeup; and in Goldman Sachs announcing that it, too, was relaxing its dress code (though what that means in practice was pretty open-ended, especially when it comes to women).
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In last week's State of the Union speech, for example, President 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 spotlighted violence by MS-13 and immigrants while neglecting to mention that white supremacists, dressed in white shirts and khaki pants, are actively recruiting on college campuses.
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Written two years after Pollock's death — and, not coincidentally, it would seem, two years after completing the paintings included in this show (and one year before "21956 Happenings in 21 Parts") — Kaprow's text famously spotlighted the performative aspect of Pollock's painting process: I am convinced that to grasp […] Pollock's impact properly, we must be acrobats, constantly shuttling between an identification with the hands and body that flung the paint and stood "in" the canvas and submission to the objective markings, allowing them to entangle and assault us.
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