Safia twists to kneel, looks around the wall, takes aim.
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Clinton's tax proposal takes aim at gains on investment income.
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The bill takes aim squarely at President Obama's environmental priorities.
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Moss's latest blog post, published Monday, takes aim at this idea.
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The show itself takes aim at the women of the show.
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Go deeper: Trump executive order takes aim at China's AI ambitions
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The new Roadster clearly takes aim at high end sports cars.
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Read Josh Groban Takes Aim at His Broadway Dream Tickets GreatCometBroadway.
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AND PROCTER & GAMBLES RELEASE REPORT TODAY TAKES AIM AT NELSONS RECORD.
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Go deeper: Warren takes aim at private equity after Splinter shutdown
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The legislation takes aim at a strange disparity in federal law.
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WATCH: Second nor'easter in a week takes aim at the northeast
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Horowitz&aposs report also takes aim at Lynch, according to ABC News.
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Super PAC takes aim at Trump's credentials Have donors abandoned Jeb Bush?
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Time's Up takes aim at R. Kelly The campaign has gained traction.
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The latest post takes aim at the perceived dangers of asteroid belts.
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Ms Warren's takes aim at wealth inequality, which has also risen dramatically.
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The reform takes aim at a pervasive form of social media fraud.
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Then, around 9:30 into his rant takes aim at the Jews.
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He sees the swan first, then takes aim and prepares to shoot.
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The plan from the Massachusetts senator also takes aim at charter schools.
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Saturday's agreement takes aim at widely used chemical refrigerants called hydrofluorocarbons, or HFCs.
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Or, especially, when he takes aim at an esteemed figure like Mr. Lewis.
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Specifically, Monoprice's "Pure Outdoor" line takes aim at the likes of GoalZero and Anker.
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This is a possessed Diane, and Tammy (Chrysta Bell) takes aim and shoots her.
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He takes aim at the very structure of how students are assessed in school.
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OkCupid recently released a Membership Pledge, which takes aim at harassing behavior and messages.
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Go deeper: New U.S. Arctic strategy omits climate change, takes aim at China, Russia
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And her new single, "Chained to the Rhythm," takes aim at the Trump administration.
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Obama takes aim at Mr. Trump, denouncing his policies and tenor in sweeping terms.
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The plan takes aim at other issues facing rural America and farmers in particular.
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He signed an executive order that takes aim at the H-1B visa program.
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House impeachment manager Jerry Nadler takes aim at Trump's current defenders who contradicted themselves
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One takes aim at the problem; the other, at the victims of the problem.
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The budget also takes aim at government programs the White House sees as wasteful.
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Sacha Baron Cohen takes aim at Donald Trump in new 4th of July project teaser.
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The speaker, which can make music suggestions and adjust home temperatures, takes aim at Amazon.
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Throughout Kamikaze, Eminem takes aim at the stagnant feel of recent rap and its purveyors.
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Most of its activity takes aim at celebrities like Rihanna, Nicki Minaj, and Lady Gaga.
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The announcement takes aim at a major plank of President Barack Obama's equal pay legacy.
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This takes aim at Mexico's key comparative advantage in trade — a relatively low-wage workforce.
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Yovanovitch takes aim at State Department leadership for allowing corrupt interests to 'hijack' Ukraine policy
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In his piece, al-Gharbi takes aim at not just me but Vox more broadly.
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The service takes aim at staycation locals as well as home-share or budget travelers.
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Trump defense team takes aim at FBI for surveillance of former campaign aide Carter Page
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This takes aim at manufacturers of what has been dubbed fake or non-traditional meat.
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The current flu vaccine takes aim at the ice cream, which changes all the time.
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Mike takes aim at Hector, but Nacho is standing in the way, blocking a clean shot.
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Senate Bill 6 also takes aim at local governments that have expanded protections for transgender people.
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It takes aim at the attention economy and the ways these platforms compete for our time.
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In his written plan and his public statements about health reform, he takes aim at hospitals.
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But he takes aim at climate change and energy research in other parts of his government.
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Flowers also directly takes aim at Trump's proposed border wall, one of his signature campaign promises.
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In the song "Barbie Dreams," Minaj takes aim at rappers Meek Mill, Desiigner and Young Thug.
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The board also takes aim at Puzder's past employment of an undocumented immigrant as a housekeeper.
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Democratic lawmakers, whose 2018 platform takes aim at corporate consolidation, worry about the agencies' flat funding.
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Her business philosophy takes aim at the boundaries of style reinforced by Prague's more traditional hairstylists.
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Bipartisan group of senators takes aim at Rudy Giuliani's role as Trump's bag man in Ukraine
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Out There A new telescope in Hawaii takes aim at our nearest star and its mysteries.
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The season premiere, titled "Happy New Year," also takes aim at Harvey Weinstein and President Trump.
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Courtney Baron's new play for Keen Company takes aim at the urgent issue of gun violence.
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DoorDash prepares to go public, Roblox raises $150 million and Reddit's CEO takes aim at TikTok.
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In it, Cook takes aim at Trump's plans to repeal Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA).
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A new law in California takes aim at plastic straws, but its potential impact is uncertain.
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An activist cosmetics company is selling lipstick that takes aim at Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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Unfolding across four decades via dozens of characters, this satirical novel takes aim at several targets.
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"Putin&aposs regime takes aim at those who cannot be broken or intimidated," Gerashchenko posted to Facebook.
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While the word "deepfake" doesn't appear in the legislation, the bill clearly takes aim at doctored works.
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Putin takes aim with a replica of a Kalashnikov assault rifle in Moscow on April 26, 2012.
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The proposal also takes aim at "Mega Roth IRAs" with more than $5 million in the accounts.
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It is not lost on Trump's detractors that he routinely takes aim at immigrants and racial minorities.
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Mohammed's letter also takes aim at U.S. global military and intelligence operations, particularly in the Middle East.
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Messer's ad doesn't mention Rokita or any of his GOP rivals and instead takes aim at Sen.
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Clinton takes aim, for example, at Trump's positive comments about dictators in Russia, China, and North Korea.
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The Treasury Department's latest plan to curb tax-motivated overseas mergers takes aim at inter-company loans.
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The first female Asian-American playwright on Broadway takes aim at identity and watches the audience squirm.
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The move, which takes aim at the Working Families Party, was met by angry responses when announced.
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The spot also takes aim at House members who are considered top Senate contenders such as Reps.
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He takes aim and shoots Angelo at close range in the head; blood explodes and covers Paul.
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His populist message takes aim at the ruling elite and the nation's rampant corruption, violence and inequality.
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One proposal takes aim at the games pharmaceutical manufacturers play to protect their monopolies and market share.
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John Kasich takes aim at ORP Chair Matt Borges (not the photographers) after Hillis, NH, event. pic.twitter.
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The rule also takes aim at unreasonable fees, unsuitable financial products and other potential conflicts of interest.
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In a new web campaign video released on Monday, congressional candidate Dan Helmer takes aim at GOP Rep.
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His tax plan takes aim at high earners and firms, who would behave in ways his costings ignore.
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The order takes aim at two particularly midcentury trends that dominated federal buildings in the late-twentieth century.
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Instead, it takes aim at a much smaller health care program: a deduction for exceptionally high medical expenses.
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Gellar's note also takes aim at the American Health Care Act, which House Republicans voted for on Thursday.
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If the Portadi purchase was about securing the desktop, this one takes aim at mobile devices, Pedersen explained.
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While the rules did not single out this deal, one of the provisions takes aim directly at it.
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The spot also takes aim at his opposition to bills related to same-sex marriage and background checks.
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Related: A Fake Art Fair Takes Aim at Contemporary Practices What If Your Apartment Were an Art Installation?
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Feature The first female Asian-American playwright on Broadway takes aim at identity and watches the audience squirm.
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Warren takes aim at corporate executives while pressing for class solidarity among workers across race and immigration status.
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It takes aim at the sensation that is the theatrical juggernaut "Hamilton" and its creator, Lin-Manuel Miranda.
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Much of his artistic philosophy takes aim at opera's conservative traits — particularly its unquestioning fetish for the past.
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In "Attention," as in his most recent novel, "Moving Kings" (2017), he takes aim at the Zionist project.
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Instead, it takes aim at a different part that protects companies from lawsuits over "good faith" moderation decisions.
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" And Pussy Riot, the Russian dissident band, takes aim at state surveillance in a new song, "Police State.
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But the lawsuits in Brazil represent an unusual rebellion that takes aim at one of Cuba's signature efforts.
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San Antonio is playing well no matter the location and takes aim at its ninth consecutive overall win.
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The ad closes as he hoists his shotgun and takes aim at a paper copy of the lawsuit.
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But her latest work, "Metacosmos," takes aim at something even bigger: the might and mystery of celestial bodies.
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U.S. stock futures were drifting this morning, as the Dow takes aim again at 20,000, ahead of the open.
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And he clearly takes aim at a slew of federal agencies and programs that seek to protect the planet.
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Now, they're trying to avoid a proposed new round of tariffs that takes aim at many American tech products.
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"When PragerU takes aim at suffocating speech codes on campus, it's striking a chord with traditional liberals," Stephens said.
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Prop 259 takes aim at high prescription drug prices, tying them to the lowest price paid by Veteran Affairs.
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The President blames H-1B visa holders for stealing US jobs, and his order takes aim at the program.
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Otis occasionally takes aim at perceived elites whom he casts as insulated from the consequences of their policy decisions.
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The president's reform takes aim at middlemen in the drug supply chain known as "pharmacy benefit managers" or PBMs.
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Judiciary: Trump takes aim at reshaping the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, to the chagrin of Democratic Sens.
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Janus takes aim specifically at public employees and their unions, but we all have a stake in this fight.
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SENATE AGAIN TAKES AIM AT CLIMATE FUND: Senators are reviving their fight against an international climate change adaptation fund.
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The clip, which debuted on Entertainment Weekly's website, takes aim at lax laws around firearm sales by unlicensed dealers.
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It takes aim at Trump's efforts to build a wall along the US-Mexico border to halt illegal immigration.
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Westworld, on some level, is telling a story that takes aim at presenting a grand unified theory of oppression.
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The ruling on Monday takes aim at Google's business model, which turns data on users into narrowly targeted ads.
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It belittles the president's political opponents, takes aim at critical journalists, and plays into the MAGA cult of personality.
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Modern Love: In this week's column, a writer with an incurable illness takes aim at her parents' unbridled optimism.
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" Another verse takes aim at the upper chamber, saying: "Everybody knows 400 passed House bills and how it goes.
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The Commerce Department takes aim at all aluminium imports, from primary metal to plate and sheet, tubes and foil.
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The video seeks to burnish Klobuchar's centrist bona fides and takes aim at the current political rancor in Washington.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren on Wednesday unveiled a plan that takes aim yet again at the multibillion-dollar lobbying industry.
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Hurricane Lane Schools and government offices are closed in Hawaii as Hurricane Lane takes aim at the Aloha State.
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Where Chelsea Collective looked to compete with an established brand like Lululemon, Second Skin takes aim at Under Armour.
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She wasn't done there ... in another clip, she takes aim at Miss Cambodia, Rern Sinat, for not speaking English.
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"And still fucking awesome," she shot back at the troll, whose feed also takes aim at national treasure Chrissy Teigen.
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Safety is the biggest concern as Matthew approaches Florida and later takes aim at North Carolina, another crucial swing state.
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Samantha does it for revenge, Robin does it because she's annoyed, and Lana takes aim after she's insulted in public.
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Toyota's cost-cutting effort takes aim at wholesale outsourcing, known in Japan as "marunage," according to two of the sources.
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On the album's opener, for example, she takes aim at a woman who put her through a toxic living situation.
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But one of Cole Sprouse's recent tweets takes aim at a different blond man — and the internet can't get enough.
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Read MoreHuawei takes aim at Apple with tablet launch By most measures, Huawei has its work cut out for it.
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A new anti-Trump ad starring comedian Keegan-Michael Key takes aim at the Republican presidential candidate's climate-denying ways.
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The legislation takes aim at small innovators, academics, universities and others and tries to slap the "troll" label on them.
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The bill takes aim at practices specifically employed by the country's top social networking sites — YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and Snapchat.
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One of the group's boldest suggestions takes aim at one of the subway's most cherished qualities — that it never closes.
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The lame duck legislation also takes aim at lowering turnout for a State Supreme Court election scheduled for April 2020.
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The funding transfer comes as hurricane season ramps up and Tropical Storm Dorian takes aim at Puerto Rico this week.
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A new bill called the Active Cyber Defense Certainty Act takes aim at a key problem in U.S. cyber policy.
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Last, Americans tend to be big fans of the exact parts of the bill that this amendment takes aim at.
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Tom Cotton (R-AR) and David Perdue (R-GA) to introduce legislation Wednesday that takes aim at the nation's immigration system.
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Shares in Asia were mixed on Thursday, as the U.S. takes aim at China's Huawei again, heating up trade tensions further.
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Today, the company announced a new account level called Dropbox Professional that takes aim at those users caught in the middle.
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As BuzzFeed reported, the lawsuit takes aim at both parts of the law, asking for an injunction against the law's enforcement.
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The girls'campaign NeverYourFault specifically takes aim at a clause in Section 243 of the Nigerian constitution they say backs underage marriage.
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The red light treatment takes aim at inflammation while the blue light treatment targets the acne-causing bacteria at the source.
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Later in the show he takes aim at analysts covering GrubHub and explains why he's bearish on the food delivery industry.
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"Popstar" takes aim at everything that is artificial and plastic in contemporary pop in a spirit of love rather than spite.
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The legislation takes aim at the tradition of keeping women out of talks as a means of making peace more durable.
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Dominant narrative: The closest thing to a dynasty we've seen during the cap era takes aim at their fourth Stanley Cup.
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Taking part of its title from a quote by Mr. Trump, Mr. Plant takes aim at jingoism and the refugee crisis.
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And he's not slowing down as he takes aim at the delegate-rich states that vote on Super Tuesday and beyond.
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In a piece for The Washington Post, the ranking Democrat on the intelligence panel takes aim at the committee's chairman, Rep.
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Senators have drafted a bill that takes aim at Turkey's leadership and its armed forces, with apparent support from the president.
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In the video, the group also takes aim at the United States' alliance with South Korea and the rise in tensions.
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Mr. Mikkelson seems more amused than outraged by the spectacle that is the internet, even when it takes aim at him.
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The universal flu shot takes aim at the cone, which is a much better target, since it always stays the same.
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Now, the proposed constitutional amendment takes aim at those alternative fees, charges, levies and tolls, for both state and local governments.
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In addition to the glitz and glamor of the art market, Thurber takes aim at the institutions that send artists into it.
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Today it is grime, a strain of rap music that emerged in the early 2000s, which most often takes aim at politicians.
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In introducing Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido, Trump takes aim at socialism – which is a theme of his 2020 campaign, as well.
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In an emotional Facebook post about a depressed, frightened dog named June, animal rescuer Tammy Graves takes aim at irresponsible pet owners.
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He told Hyperallergic that her work tends to deal with social justice issues; this one takes aim at the National Rifle Association.
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The post takes aim at a wide range of issues mums deal with on a daily basis, from cleaning to postpartum depression.
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Instead, he has cut deals with Democrats, sparred with top-ranking Republicans and stood by as Bannon takes aim at sitting senators.
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This attempted revolution takes aim at the Administrative Procedure Act (APA) of 1946, which has provided a workable framework for two generations.
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Similar complications will pop up as the new administration takes aim at other Obama-era legacy pieces it has promised to smash.
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Young Jean Lee's Unsafe Spaces The first female Asian-American playwright on Broadway takes aim at identity and watches the audience squirm.
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The transfer of the funds comes as hurricane season ramps up and Tropical Storm Dorian takes aim at Puerto Rico this week.
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Hurricane Irma is posing a major threat to Florida's nuclear plants on Saturday, as it takes aim at the state's southwestern coast.
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The wave of preemptive cancellations comes as the second powerful nor'easter in a week takes aim at the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast.
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The new Jaguar I-Pace targets Tesla's high-end Models S and X, the Hyundai Kona EV takes aim at the Model 3.
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Maybe you even bought the Breeze, which takes aim at Graco's Pack 'n Play playard by setting up and collapsing in one step.
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Amazon cloned an entire neighborhood, a dangerous hacker group takes aim at the US electrical grid, and the world remembers a running great.
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There are usually more than a few uncomfortable laughs as the host takes aim at Washington's power players, namely the commander-in-chief.
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The attorney also takes aim at ICE for putting it out there that 21 Savage has prior criminal charges, suggesting he does not.
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But ConocoPhillips Co launched a similar action last year in the same Delaware court that also takes aim at undoing the stock pledge.
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But any sort of activity within fashion community that somehow takes aim at the tumultuous current cultural climate is great, and certainly necessary.
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The bill takes aim at practices that online platforms use to mislead people into giving personal data to companies or otherwise trick them.
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Critics of Mr. Trump's approach say it unfairly takes aim at a population that is less likely to commit crimes than American citizens.
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On his website, Sabo also has artwork and merchandise that takes aim at political figures like Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, and Wendy Davis.
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The Senate bill also takes aim at Essential Health Benefits, the minimal level of coverage that health plans must meet under the ACA.
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The plan largely takes aim at government programs that provide assistance to low-income and poverty-stricken Americans, including Medicaid and food assistance.
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Notably, the tax bill takes aim at the more traditional approach to economic development by reducing incentives for investment in infrastructure and education.
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Perdue's proposed USDA rule is a farm-bill workaround, and it takes aim at "able-bodied adults without dependents," ages 18 to 49.
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That has not gone down well at the White House, which says the measure unfairly takes aim at American companies like Google and Amazon.
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" Trump also takes aim at the Clintons, saying, "Bill Clinton has abused women, and Hillary Clinton has bullied, attacked, shamed and intimidated his victims.
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Minnesota lawmakers took action at the end of March: Their draft law, too, takes aim at local providers that aren't seeking consumers' affirmative consent.
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In it, she takes aim, not only at President Trump, but at Sanders, her former primary challenger, saying his attacks deeply damaged her campaign.
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In this perfectly spun dystopian satire, Rich Larson takes aim at fashion, cultural appropriation, and modern incarceration—and I've already said too much. Enjoy.
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And the suit takes aim at the concept of "walled garden" ecosystems, has could impact just about every large tech company in some way.
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This moving piece describes the war in Afghanistan at the grunt level and takes aim at senior officers for failures in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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By way of answering that, we turn to the newest season of "Silicon Valley," the HBO satire that takes aim at companies like Uber.
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Like Mr. Biden, Ms. Klobuchar takes aim at Mr. Trump, drawing a contrast between what she describes as the president's priorities and her own.
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China tightens party control of foreign university ventures China rejects US concerns over South China Sea militarization Mattis takes aim at China military expansionism
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Kramer takes aim — sometimes by name, more often by satirical noms-de-plague — at many people and institutions he believes proved to be scoundrels.
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They also tried but failed to keep Mr. Magnitsky's name off a new law that takes aim at human-rights abusers across the globe.
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O'Grady takes aim as well at the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency, accusing it of doing nothing about manganese in the East Liverpool, Ohio, community.
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Her platform for the national elections scheduled for this fall takes aim at foreigners — and at the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, for embracing them.
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Chapter 6, innovative policies to improve all Americans' health: C- Trump's team takes aim directly at the Affordable Care Act, extensively describing its shortcomings.
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The resolution takes aim at imports, Bloomberg reported, cutting off refined petroleum products to 2 million barrels a year while also banning textile exports.
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Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) is bringing back legislation that takes aim at the big banks by severely curbing their use of overdraft fees.
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The amendment takes aim at two Obamacare policies that have long been on the Freedom Caucus's hit list: community rating and essential health benefits.
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It's just Seinfeld and Galifianakis at the start of the episode and the host takes aim at the comedian over his long-running '90s sitcom.
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Tensions escalate between Trump, world leaders ahead of G7 Trump takes aim at 'unfair' trade deals before departing for Canada; Kevin Corke reports from Quebec.
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Westbrook takes aim at his 19th triple-double of the season and the Thunder's fourth straight victory when they visit the Minnesota Timberwolves on Friday.
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The measure takes aim at so-called corporate inversions, where American companies move their headquarters overseas through a merger to save on taxes at home.
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He takes aim at the policies of the EU and the economic forces that have led to the rise of U.S. presidential candidate, Donald Trump.
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Usually Mr Bower takes aim at controversial businessmen, such as Robert Maxwell, Mohamed al-Fayed, Conrad Black, Bernie Ecclestone, Simon Cowell and (twice) Richard Branson.
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Twitter this week released data showing Lieu, who often takes aim at Trump through the platform, as the fifth top account among U.S. elected officials.
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And, speaking of people with time on their hands, Melanie takes aim at the First Lady's reps for taking the rap vid waaaay too seriously.
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Former President Barack Obama promoted an article that sharply rebukes racism in American politics and takes aim at recent racist comments by President Donald Trump.
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One takes aim at objections branded drugmakers raise to giving access to their medicines to generic drugmakers working on copies that would bring costs down.
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Gómez-Peña staged "The Most (un) Documented Mexican Artist" at LACE and spoke about his transgressive brand of performance art that takes aim at borders.
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"Natural Causes" takes aim at the wellness movement as a whole, at our tendency to treat aging as an outrage or, worse, as a sin.
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"Greek" takes aim at the 1980s greed-is-good government of Margaret Thatcher, who was the British prime minister when the piece had its premiere.
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Baffert will saddle both colts at Churchill Downs in Louisville on May 4 as he takes aim at a third Triple Crown in five years.
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What I mean by making readers uncomfortable is to offer the kind of news that takes aim at your own deeply held convictions and shibboleths.
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The U.S. Supreme Court upholds the travel ban, Rodrigo Duterte takes aim at the Catholic Church, and Peru knocks Australia out of the World Cup.
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Go deeper: Popeyes' chicken sandwich and the future of fast food Popeyes takes aim at Chick-fil-A with Sunday return of its chicken sandwich
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Mr. Guzzetta takes aim at baseball phraseology and offers us three synonyms for swinging at and missing a ball in baseball: WHIFF, FAN and STRIKE.
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He is a wealthy businessman and political donor and has a long record of promoting a conservative agenda that takes aim at President Obama's legacy.
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Newspapers along the East Coast have lifted their paywalls on Hurricane Irma coverage as the Category 4 storm takes aim at the mainland United States.
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The episode in question takes aim at the killing of Jamal Khashoggi, a critic of the Saudi regime, as well as Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman.
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It also takes aim at Russia's role in Syria — and at any agreement the US might make with Moscow as the conflict grinds toward an end.
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So it's hardly surprising that his latest ad campaign takes aim at these groups, but he's received some rightful backlash for the hypocrisy of its timing.
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The New Knowledge report also takes aim at the companies for minimizing the IRA's activity when it first became public, including in their statements to Congress.
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Trust firms, which are some of China's largest shadow bankers, are in retreat as Beijing takes aim at leverage in the financial system to curb risk.
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The U.S. senator from Florida will have a fresh pile of Wall Street cash at his disposal as he takes aim at the next voting states.
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It takes aim at the increasingly public vexing in Democratic donor circles that the largest field of candidates in the party's history needs yet another candidate.
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After dominating the Phillies last season, Noah Syndergaard takes aim at Philadelphia again Monday when his New York Mets visit for the first of three games.
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The report takes aim at the NCAA's Graduation Success Rate, a standard the association developed in 2002 to assess the percentage of student-athletes who graduate.
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The 26-page amicus brief takes aim at the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA), passed in 1992, that prohibits states from allowing sports betting.
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Donnelly's ad, first obtained by The Hill before its release, takes aim at foreign auto-parts companies that Braun's business, Meyer Distributing, imports and later sells.
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"Putin's regime takes aim at those who cannot be broken or intimidated," Anton Gerashchenko, a Ukrainian lawmaker and adviser to the interior minister, wrote on Facebook.
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It takes aim at longtime investor Leon Cooperman, former TD Ameritrade CEO Joe Ricketts, former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein and Silicon Valley investor Peter Thiel.
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The letter takes aim at Trump's right-wing policies, writing that he stands against open innovation, movement of people and engagement with the world outside America.
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The guides make sure no one shoots an exotic animal accidentally with a stray bullet, and that no one takes aim at an off-limits creature.
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She also takes aim at his daughter, Ivanka, and son-in-law, Jared Kushner, who was a key intermediary in bringing her into the White House.
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In particular, the lawsuit takes aim at the tactical training that plays out Hogan's Alley, the academy's mock town where hired actors play terrorists and criminals.
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In the United States, those response capacities are also at risk as the Department of Justice takes aim at cities that provide sanctuary to unlawful immigrants.
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A noted primatologist takes aim here at the idea that animals operate merely on instinct and that humans have a monopoly on consciousness and free will.
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Go deeper: Biden's endorsements crush 2020 field Biden on Buttigieg health care policy: He stole it Biden takes aim at Trump as he launches Iowa tour
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In "The American People, Volume 2," the playwright, screenwriter and activist takes aim at people and institutions he believes were the scoundrels of the AIDS era.
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Prudential has enlisted a team of Washington lobbyists to push the company's case as the Trump administration takes aim at the rules the company is fighting.
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It is an inquiry that takes aim at the heart of his norm-bending presidency and could conceivably form the basis of a future impeachment proceeding.
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The package also takes aim at subsidies for fossil fuels and market distortions by setting stricter limits on support schemes for reserve power, known as capacity mechanisms.
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Since late last month, accusations of sexual assault have spread across China's social media as the #MeToo movement takes aim at prominent activists, intellectuals and television personalities.
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Titled "Hallelujah Money," the track, released through UPROXX, takes aim at the president-elect's love of money and power, which both come at the expense of people.
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Consider calling in that one cousin who always has your back, and prepare her to be your human shield when the gossip squad takes aim at you.
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GUTFELD: Oh. WILLIAMS: And then there&aposs this shockingly awesome moment from Mother Nature as she takes aim at New York City&aposs One World Trade Center.
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His signature "baby bonds" proposal to give every American a government-backed savings account at birth takes aim at the wealth gap between white and black families.
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FCC CHIEF ALSO TAKES AIM AT MEDIA RULES: The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission promised on Tuesday that the agency would look to cut media regulations.
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A relentless hurricane season Nate takes aim in the waning days of the peak period of a hurricane season that has ravaged the United States the Caribbean.
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Freedom House takes aim at money's role in U.S. politics as well in the report, citing the power of a select number of wealthy individuals in elections.
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The New York suit also takes aim at executives' claims that they were ignorant of the defeat devices, citing their behavior when the threat of exposure loomed.
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But in a bitter piece about Brexit composed for The New York Review of Books, she takes aim at its spiritual fathers, David Cameron and Boris Johnson.
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The album, a self-lacerating work that also takes aim at President Trump, is Eminem's eighth in a row to debut at No. 23, a Billboard record.
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The case takes aim at whether Mr. Trump violated the Constitution's emoluments clauses, which prevent a president from accepting government-bestowed benefits either at home or abroad.
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This proposal takes aim at one of Mr. Cuomo's signature education initiatives, the Excelsior Scholarship, which provides free tuition to qualifying students at public colleges and universities.
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The series of storms originates in the Hawaiian Islands, pulls in a significant amount of moisture from the Pacific Ocean and takes aim at the West Coast.
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The film by British director Michael Winterbottom, starring Steve Coogan, takes aim at high-flying moguls whose lavish lifestyles, yachts and parties are built on sweatshop labour.
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The film by British director Michael Winterbottom, starring Steve Coogan, takes aim at high-flying moguls whose lavish lifestyles, yachts and parties are built on sweatshop labour.
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Brett Kavanaugh gets to work at the Supreme Court, Hurricane Michael takes aim at Florida and South Korea says North Korea wants to 'ardently welcome' Pope Francis.
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Levine takes aim at Florida's Legislature in the ad, saying that if it doesn't address the state's gun laws, "we will," referring to local officials in Florida.
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Richard Liu, founder and chief executive of JD.com, has kept tight control of the business as he takes aim at the likes of Amazon.
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The legislation takes aim at a generic drug market that makes up 88 percent of U.S. pharmaceutical sales and totaled $75 billion in 2015, according to Frosh's office.
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Best categorized as an eyebrow raise told in five acts, Netflix's latest docuseries takes aim at the Christian political organization The Family — officially known as The Fellowship Foundation.
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Hurricane Florence is intensifying at an astonishing pace as it takes aim at the East Coast of the United States — and astronaut Ricky Arnold got an incredible view.
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New York senator and 2020 presidential contender Kirsten Gillibrand's new plan to fight climate change takes aim at the institutions that have caused and profited off the problem.
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Nightcap: Ben Carson heads for the exit as Mitt Romney takes aim at Donald Trump | Sign up The discussions of Trump's links to fascism get us off point.
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Unlike her work on King Con, which was largely playful in Winston's idiosyncratic way, "Tourist" is downright mean as she takes aim at an ex who wronged her.
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Tom Wolfe's "Kingdom of Speech" takes aim at Charles Darwin and Noam Chomsky, and there are new books by Imbolo Mbue, Krys Lee, Gonzalo Torné and Lisa McInerney.
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In his joint interview with the Times of London and German's Bild newspaper, Trump basically takes aim at all three pillars of those systems: military, political, and economic.
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Ellison takes aim at Amazon"Clouds are complicated," Ellison said in his speech, in which he again touted Oracle's cloud platform as being far more secure than Amazon's.
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The newspaper was targeted by jihadists after it published cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad, but it also regularly takes aim at the Vatican and the European political establishment.
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But it grabbed attention, because it takes aim at a cherished hallmark of city life: a subway that is always available, around the clock, seven days a week.
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Lyft takes aim at $500 billion market Investors may be willing to overlook Lyft's projected losses -- if management can convince Wall Street that it's on the right path.
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For his debut column in The Times, Kenji takes aim at one of the more bedeviling tasks of the home cook, making perfect hard- or soft-boiled eggs.
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It also takes aim at a claim from St. Jude in a court filing that it is impossible to send commands to the company's devices over radio waves.
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He takes aim at a lobbyist-driven 1994 law called DSHEA (the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act) that prevents almost any regulation or safety testing of supplements.
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But the plan also does something notable: it takes aim at the growing roster of protectionist state laws telecom lobbyists have used to crush competition across the country.
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The report takes aim at a key provision of the Dodd-Frank rules passed after the 2008 financial crisis meant to prevent a similar crash from happening again.
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In the wake of evil men carrying out unspeakable atrocities good people can't fathom, understand or relate to, the left takes aim at the tool that was used.
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The new probe takes aim at Trump's business, and it will investigate whether any of his administration's decisions have been influenced by financial incentives dangled by foreign actors.
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The suit challenges the legality of the executive order, signed by Trump in late January, that takes aim at so-called "sanctuary" jurisdictions by threatening to withhold federal grants.
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The video, with amazing spoofed lines like "I got condoms in my bag, mags," takes aim at the "whack legislation" that limits women's access to abortions and reproductive care.
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Clinton on Monday shifted to a broader — and more benign — stump speech she delivered in December that takes aim at the Republicans and praises her "esteemed" Democratic rival. Mrs.
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Our thought bubble:The ad takes aim at rival Uber's recent troubles over some of its potentially illegal practices (it's faced multiple probes and lawsuits in the last six months).
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Iron Mike hit the recording booth with producer Damon Elliott and belted out a verse for the new track, "If You Show Up" ... which obviously takes aim at Soulja.
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It says the unapologetic hatred on the Daily Stormer -- which also takes aim at African-Americans and opponents of President Donald Trump, for example -- is a catalyst for division.
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Nevertheless, LG's V20 takes aim at audiophiles as a means of differentiation, as did the "engineered for audiophiles" HTC 10, HTC One A9, and LG's V20 predecessor, the V10.
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The former MSNBC host also takes aim at Amazon, which will air Allen's new TV series, and celebrities like Miley Cyrus who still choose to work with the director.
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The memo also takes aim at Christopher Steele, the former British intelligence agent behind a controversial opposition research dossier that formed part of the surveillance warrant application for Page.
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But fans of the singer cheered the song, which also takes aim at such Kelly critics as singer John Legend, talk show host Wendy Williams and journalist Jim DeRogatis.
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Another provision takes aim at presidential inaugural committees, placing a $2628,28503 limit on individual contributions to such groups and requiring that they disclose donors that give more than $22019,000.
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Related: 8 African Artists to Know at The Armory Show A Fake Art Fair Takes Aim at Contemporary Practices Inside Spring/Break, the Standout Fair of Art Week 2016
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While campaigning, Trump took a "third rail" approach to reducing Social Security benefits, yet his first budget takes aim at Social Security disability benefits, slashing them by $553 billion.
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The Republican tax plan unveiled on Thursday takes aim at the most sacred of cows: the provision that subsidizes homeownership by allowing the deduction of interest on mortgage debt.
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This 11-course bundle takes aim at a variety of online poker platforms and styles of play to give you a well-rounded understanding of how to win online.
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He takes aim at both Democrats and Republicans, seeking to elicit laughs by pointing out their differences — but the caricatures he comes up with are tired and one-note.
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The budget takes aim at tax breaks for the wealthy that have been perennial targets, including the "carried interest" loophole allowing investment fund managers to treat income as capital gains.
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The complaint takes aim at two of the biggest real-time bidding systems, Authorised Buyers, Google's in-house system, and OpenRTB, the system which the rest of the industry uses.
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After a Cam Newton-inspired victory dance, Rubio takes aim at a slew of celebrity guests, including GOP rival Ben "Gifted Hands" Carson, CNN commentator SE Cupp, and Oklahoma Sen.
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YG is graduating into a rapper out to paint expansive pictures through his lyrics, as on tracks like the ballsy "FDT," which takes aim at Donald Trump's bid for president.
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Cubs left-hander Jon Lester hopes for better run support as he takes aim at his 150th career win after failing to reach the milestone last time out against Colorado.
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Alexander Payne's satirical comedy takes aim at a high school election, which is fitting, as student government is where many young people get their first glimpse at the political process.
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This exhibit is Luis De Jesus's contribution to Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA, and it comes as America's president takes aim at the fundamental liberties of transgender people and immigrants.
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Considering the GTA franchise's dark humor generally takes aim at pretty much every facet of modern American society, it's reassuring rich and famous people can't sue its creators for that.
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In addition to the measure's proposed prohibition on gender identity and sexual orientation discrimination, it also takes aim at harassment based on race, religion, color, national origin, sex, and disability.
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As the Internal Revenue Service takes aim at blue states' new tax workarounds, questions remain on whether the agency might take a closer look at red states' tax credit programs.
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Synopsis: The romantic farce "They Came Together" takes aim at worn-out romantic-comedy tropes by pairing small-business owner (Amy Poehler) up a with corporate sell-out (Paul Rudd).
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Mr. Rolfe, whose YouTube channel, Cinemassacre, has 2.1 million subscribers, posted a video last month that takes aim at the new "Ghostbusters," which is set for release on July 0003.
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Among the most prominent in this circle is the art collective Voina, or War, which takes aim at what the artists call the neo-Soviet side of Mr. Putin's policies.
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It is a useful interpretive approach, from the viewpoint of mental hygiene—even if he sometimes takes aim at largely blameless thinkers like Hume, Kant, Mill, Marx, Darwin, and Russell.
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The FTC's complaint takes aim at Volkswagen's clean diesel advertising campaign, a strategy that included Super Bowl television spots, social media campaigns and print advertising that targeted "environmentally conscious" consumers.
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He also takes aim at the "troika" of policy institutions (the European Central Bank, the International Monetary Fund and the European Commission) for obsessing over inflation rather than job creation.
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The strategy also takes aim at GOP supply lines -- seeking to cut off or marginalize donors and fundraising sources, like conservative moneyman Richard Uihlein, with even indirect connections to Moore.
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Time's Up takes aim at R. Kelly "The scars of history make certain that we are not interested in persecuting anyone without just cause," a letter from the group stated.
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The Green New Deal also mandates "sustainable farming," which usually includes reductions in methane emissions from livestock, while the Dutch law takes aim at ham through limits to pork production.
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BLIND TRUST Warren's plan also takes aim at President Donald Trump, a real estate developer who as president regularly visits his own hotels, resorts and golf clubs at taxpayers' expense.
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The Texas law, which takes aim at any jurisdiction that refuses to cooperate with federal immigration authorities, is considered one of the toughest anti-illegal immigration efforts in the country.
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"'Popstar' takes aim at everything that is artificial and plastic in contemporary pop in a spirit of love rather than spite," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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Inspired by Robert Kolker's nonfiction book of the same name, Lost Girls takes aim at police bias against sex workers — centering around the disappearance of 24-year-old Shannan Gilbert.
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John le Carré takes aim at Boris Johnson, Brexit and today's political "sleepwalk," as he puts it, in his new book, "Agent Running in the Field," due out next week.
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The film takes aim at press outlets that revealed that Mr. Morales's former girlfriend had steered state contracts worth hundreds of millions of dollars to her employer, a Chinese company.
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" The suit takes aim specifically at Rachel Jeantel, a friend of Martin's who was a witness in the trial that followed his death, calling her an "imposter and fake witness.
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Specifically, it takes aim at the FBI's use of information from former British spy Christopher Steele, who compiled a dossier containing allegations of ties between Trump, his associates and Russia.
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The proposal takes aim at the secret deals that drug companies strike with pharmacy benefit managers, the industry intermediaries that negotiate the price of drugs for insurers and large employers.
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Sanctuary cities Trump's "interior" security order takes aim at so-called sanctuary jurisdictions -- cities, states and other entities that through a range of policies shield undocumented immigrants from federal law enforcement.
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And Trump's NSS also takes aim at the past policy of engaging with rivals and including them in the international economic system in the hopes of turning them into benign partners.
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Related: A Plush Handgun Takes Aim at George Zimmerman's Evil Auction Bring Your Luck—Not Your Money—to this Art Auction Artists Paired on Creative Blind Dates Make Valentine's Day Posters
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Thom TillisThomas (Thom) Roland TillisMystery group backs outsider Democrat challenging Tillis in North Carolina Trump takes aim at 'sanctuary cities' Sham acquittal will come back to bite GOP MORE (R-N.
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Seeking to undercut the three DACA-friendly judicial rulings this year, the lawsuit takes aim at DACA itself rather than buttress the process by which Mr Trump tried to end it.
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Go deeper: New U.S. Arctic strategy omits climate change, takes aim at China, Russia We've reached the tipping point on climate change Climate change could force 13 million Americans to migrate
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British American Tobacco (BAT) has said initial results were very encouraging for a new tobacco heating device called glo it launched in Sendai, Japan in December, which takes aim at iQOS.
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Related: Celebrate James Baldwin at Hilton Als' New Exhibition An Exhibit Takes Aim at Art History, Race, and Drake Gold-Leaf Collages Contrast The Civil Rights Movement and The Space Race
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More specifically, SB 822 takes aim at "zero rating," or the practice of exempting an ISPs own content, or the content of a partner company, from usage caps and overage fees.
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In all, the measure takes aim at the Dodd-Frank reforms, which sought less risk and higher capital levels from an industry linked to the crisis and the accompanying Great Recession.
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The director of the National Centers for Environmental Prediction division at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration on Wednesday issued a stark warning as Hurricane Florence takes aim at the southeast.
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Sempre's third slide takes aim at the drug coupons offered by pharma companies to lower patients' out-of-pocket costs, and puts a big price tag on the problem: $4 billion.
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The Season 2 premiere takes aim at a certain type of Brooklynite, played by John Mulaney, who uses turn-of-the-century language and clothes while riding a penny-farthing bicycle.
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The bill takes aim at "dark patterns" developed using behavioral psychology, which mislead people into giving personal data to companies or otherwise trick them into doing something they would not do.
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The Trump budget proposal takes aim at many different programs at the State Department that many defense and diplomacy experts from across the political spectrum consider essential to promoting American interests.
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In a spot titled "Dongle" that takes aim at the easiest possible joke in the smartphone world, Samsung takes Apple to task for the iPhone for its lack of headphone jack.
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Perhaps these "white anti-mainstream" artists Gaines takes aim at, who he sees taking advantage of communities of color, are the ones that could be found packed into the APAN meeting.
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The Lincoln Project's first advertisement takes aim at "The MAGA Church" by splicing clips of the president and his supporters speaking about faith with clips of Trump cursing and speaking crudely.
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The president frequently takes aim at CNN and the Times, often referring to the newspaper as "failing" and the TV network as "fake news," most recently in a tweet on Saturday.
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Specifically, the memo takes aim at the FBI's use of information from former British spy Christopher Steele, who compiled a dossier containing allegations of ties between Trump, his associates and Russia.
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The language of the order takes aim at the Antiquities Act, a law that delegates a small slice of power from Congress to the president to decide and approve national monuments.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened further retaliation if Beijing takes aim at U.S. agricultural or industrial workers as he accused China of trying to sway U.S. elections by targeting farmers.
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Named after the American scheme that pumped money into Europe after the second world war, this programme of aid and private investment takes aim at the root causes of the refugee crisis.
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But Counter-Couture: Handmade Fashion in an American Counterculture, now on view at the Museum of Arts and Design, takes aim at the contested territory that separates DIY practice from luxury craftsmanship.
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Thom TillisThomas (Thom) Roland TillisMystery group backs outsider Democrat challenging Tillis in North Carolina Trump takes aim at 'sanctuary cities' Sham acquittal will come back to bite GOP MORE (R-N.C.). Sen.
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Related: 8 African Artists to Know at The Armory Show Must-See New Media at Miami Art Week Inside the Outsider Art Fair A Fake Art Fair Takes Aim at Contemporary Practices
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A cell-phone video appears to show the gunman reclining in a chair beneath an umbrella, legs crossed as he reloads the gun in his lap, takes aim and pulls the trigger.
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The lawsuit, filed late Tuesday in federal court in Sacramento, the California state capital, takes aim at three state laws passed last year that the Justice Department contends violate the U.S. Constitution.
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The text, meanwhile, takes aim at everything from Ms. Bausch's relentless use of repetition to her "structurally rote" tendencies, critiques that could be made of Ms. Walsh — and just as easily refuted.
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EPA TAKES AIM AT MERCURY POLLUTION RULE: The Trump administration is advancing a proposal that could weaken the legal justification behind a major 2202 Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rule limiting mercury pollution.
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In his book out this week, "The Long Game," the top Senate Republican takes aim at his usual Democratic rivals such as President Barack Obama, whom the majority leader clearly finds frustrating.
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The Los Angeles-based artist's work often takes aim at Black stereotypes and how people of color relate to them, sussing out the psycho-mechanics of these interactions through a conceptual framework.
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Vargas takes aim at a White Sox offense that was shut out in back-to-back games before salvaging a series finale with a 23-2 win over the Cleveland Indians on Sunday.
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The policy change at the information-sharing pioneer VirusTotal takes aim mainly at a new generation of security companies, some with valuations of $1 billion or more, that haven't been contributing their analysis.
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After Saturday's game was postponed due to unseasonably cold weather, Harper takes aim at his 100th career home run when the Washington Nationals continue their three-game series with the visiting Miami Marlins.
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Much of the material in the special takes aim at political correctness and "cancel culture," and Bergman noted that you can't complain about those things and tell raunchy jokes at the same time.
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And now, another reason to envy French women: A new law takes aim at the gender pay gap in France by requiring companies to report how much they pay female and male employees.
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But it is also a politically charged effort that takes aim at the conclusions drawn by the American law enforcement and intelligence communities after years of painstaking work investigating Russia's 2016 election interference.
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Pushed by sketchy sites and small armies of accounts on Twitter and other platforms, the messaging takes aim at both pro- and anti-Iranian interests and likely stems from players across the region.
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One of the ads the Conservative Solutions PAC is running in Texas takes aim at Trump University, a for-profit program he launched that is now the subject of lawsuits from unhappy attendees.
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It takes aim at "decades of failed policies" that "created an unjust, unequal, and vastly expansive system that disproportionately harms communities of color and criminalizes individuals just because they are poor," Harris wrote.
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The new rule takes aim at a 2015 Supreme Court ruling, which decided that consumers could combat housing discriminatory business practices by making "disparate-impact claims" under the Fair Housing Act of 1968.
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" In the plan, he takes aim at Trump, who hasn't released his tax returns, saying the President "has enlisted DOJ in his effort to keep his tax returns from seeing the light of day.
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A fresh lawsuit takes aim at the company for "engaging in false and misleading marketing of sugar-sweetened beverages," according to the lawsuit, first reported by the Center for Science in the Public Interest.
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Damon Albarn's animated band, Gorillaz, teamed up with the Long Beach rapper Vince Staples for a radical protest song that takes aim at what Albarn refers to as our world's troubling "times of sedition."
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There were also two songs from her new album, Walls: a powerful mashup of "Imagine / What a Wonderful World" and her first single, "Don't Lie to Me," which takes aim at the Trump administration.
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On the album, tracks like "Don't You Know" feature a lush string arrangement that feel straight out of the Philadelphia Sound where the politically resonant "Morning In America" takes aim at injustice and congress.
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OBAMA TAKES AIM AT METHANE: The Obama administration on Thursday finalized a rule designed to cut methane emissions from the oil and natural gas sector, pushing a stronger standard than one proposed last summer.
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The Ad Hoc Group also takes aim at the federal Financial Oversight and Management Board's motion to appoint Noel Zamot as chief transformation officer of PREPA, they allege it has entirely overstepped its authority.
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Titled "Elizabeth Warren Stands Up to Billionaires," the ad takes aim at longtime investor Leon Cooperman, former TD Ameritrade CEO Joe Ricketts, former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein and Silicon Valley investor Peter Thiel.
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Nunes' legal threat, conspicuous as it might be, takes aim at a core tenet of the web: the idea that internet companies are not legally liable for the content others publish on their platforms.
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E.C.B.'s Bold Stimulus Takes Aim at Eurozone Economy | The European Central Bank announced a set of unexpected measures that will include, in effect, paying commercial banks to lend money to businesses and consumers.
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Two major Democratic super PACs, Priorities USA and Senate Majority PAC, teamed up to launch a six-figure ad buy that takes aim at Republican Senate candidate Josh Hawley's record as Missouri's attorney general.
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My colleague Lauren Johnson reported how Google is encouraging advertisers to repurpose creative from Facebook campaigns to use in its own ads as it takes aim at social platforms like Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest.
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One of the most ambitious proposals takes aim at the lack of communication among city and state entities, requiring agencies to share information that would help them to identify landlords who skirt tenant protections.
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Cedric Richmond (D-La.), chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC), the "root out racism" campaign takes aim at the administration policies — and the White House personnel — the group says encourages discrimination against minorities.
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Charlie Baker (R) signed a law Monday protecting free birth control in the state, even as the Trump administration takes aim at the ObamaCare requirement that insurers cover birth control without a co-pay.
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His nomination follows Mr. Trump's signing of an executive order in February that takes aim at Dodd-Frank, the financial regulatory law crafted by the Obama administration and passed by Congress after the crisis.
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Go deeper: Popeyes takes aim at Chick-fil-A with Sunday return of its chicken sandwich LGBTQ town hall: What you need to know All the times the Trump administration has weakened gay rights
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It takes aim at stand-alone meal kit providers like Blue Apron and Hellofresh, which have no brick-and-mortar partner to help alleviate the cost and complex delivery process associated with meal kits.
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RELATED: Donald Trump takes aim at US intelligence community on Russia Spicer attacked the New York Times for reporting that the Russian government was involved in hacking the 2016 presidential election, according to Intelligence experts.
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Files downloaded from USBs are watermarked so that authorities can identify and trace criminal or subversive activity, a security measure that takes aim at the spread of unauthorized content from South Korea, China and elsewhere.
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That is until "It's Hard Out There For A Pimp," which takes aim at how hard it is to date as a Black woman, and breaks that topic all the way down to the molecules.
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Though the request takes aim primarily at Planned Parenthood — which serves over 40% of the patients that receive care through the Title X federal family planning grant program — it does not entirely "defund" the organization.
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The class action lawsuit filed in the U.S. Northern District of Florida by the non-partisan Fair Elections Legal Network takes aim at the process by which they can seek to regain their voting rights.
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"The defendants then move closer to the den where Andrew Renner takes aim through his rifle scope only feet away and fires several more shots, killing the newborn bear cubs," according to the court papers.
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RELATED: Conservative group takes aim at Trump Roy said the ad -- part of buy that will exceed $350,000 -- will begin to air soon in the state's more conservative panhandle markets, including Pensacola and Panama City.
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Hillary Clinton takes aim at Matt Lauer in her new campaign memoir, What Happened, criticizing the Today show anchor for his "disappointing but predictable" grilling of her during NBC's "Commander in Chief Forum" on Sept.
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NUKING DONALD: The Hill's Harper Neidig reports: Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton takes aim at her Republican counterpart, Donald Trump, in a new op-ed blasting the real estate mogul's comments on nuclear weapons.
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Former President Barack Obama highlighted on Twitter Saturday an article written by former members of his administration that sharply rebukes racism in American politics and takes aim at recent racist comments by President Donald Trump.
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Titled "Elizabeth Warren Stands Up to Billionaires," the ad takes aim at longtime investor Leon Cooperman, former CEO of TD Ameritrade Joe Ricketts, former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein and Silicon Valley investor Peter Thiel.
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He's been told to stop by security but welcomed by passerby, particularly with the rocking horse, which takes aim at the value of "art," unfairly defined by the market, select galleries, and prestigious art prizes.
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Other voices • The NYT's Jim Rutenberg takes aim at "the network of aggressive public relations flacks and lawyers who guard the secrets of those who employ them and keep their misdeeds out of public view."
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In addition to climate change, the Inslee rural America plan takes aim at two Trump priorities: the President's ongoing trade war and his attempts to shrink the amount of public lands in the United States.
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Ms. Khan was in Dallas quite a bit over the last year, refining an argument about monopoly power that takes aim at one of the most admired, secretive and feared companies of our era: Amazon.
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YouTube's process for mechanically pulling ads from videos is particularly concerning, because it takes aim at whole topics of conversation that could be perceived as potentially offensive to advertisers, and because it so often misfires.
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And all have just offered their homes to some of the more than 210 million people facing mandatory evacuation orders as Hurricane Florence takes aim at the coasts of Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina.
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WinStar Farm, China Horse Club, Head of Plains Partners and Starlight Racing also own the third-place Derby finisher Audible, perhaps Justify's biggest foe as he takes aim at becoming the 13th Triple Crown winner.
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In a detailed account for Vanity Fair, McHugh takes aim at NBC News Chairman And Lack and President Noah Oppenheim for killing a Pulitzer Prize-winning expose that Farrow eventually published in The New Yorker.
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Finally, he takes aim at "stability funds" included in the Senate bill and the decision to keep making ObamaCare's cost-sharing reduction payments, which are intended to help insurers provide coverage to low-income people.
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CANNES, France (Reuters) - With the tale of a family unraveling under the pressure of their precarious jobs, Ken Loach's latest Cannes entry takes aim at the gig economy model dividing politicians and workers the world over.
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That's in part because it takes aim at the regulatory state and at credentialed experts (economists, climate scientists), and so aligns with absolutist anti-governmentalism as well as with those who view expertise as intrinsically elitist.
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Mergers and acquisitions by Chinese companies in countries linked to the Belt and Road initiative have been growing at a rapid rate, even as the government takes aim at China's acquisitive conglomerates to restrict capital outflows.
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The 19-year-old son of a former professional boxer earned his first grand slam main draw victory on Monday when he felled Taiwan's Lu Yen-hsun and now takes aim at the British top seed.
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The big picture: As she "takes aim at the 'rich and powerful' with a slew of tax-raising policy proposals, some financial types who fit that description say she's proven capable and makes some good points."
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The proposal - still to be approved by member states and Parliament - also takes aim at market distortions and subsidies for fossil fuels by setting stricter limits on support schemes for reserve power, known as capacity mechanisms.
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In a scorching segment called "Sex Ed for Senators," Bee takes aim at the predominantly old white men in the states' legislatures who keep passing these laws and their complete lack of knowledge of, well, biology.
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READ: GOP takes aim at Marco Rubio during debate Christie relentlessly attacked Rubio as someone who delivers soaring speeches but has never made a consequential decision in his political life and isn't fit to be president.
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The Department of Labor filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against the controversial data analytics company Palantir late last year, and California legislators are considering a bill that takes aim at sexual harassment by venture capital investors.
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It features Andy Samberg as a Justin Bieber-like pop idol, and "takes aim at everything that is artificial and plastic in contemporary pop in a spirit of love rather than spite," A. O. Scott writes.
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And it would require the president and the vice president to divest their personal business holdings and place them in a blind trust—a requirement that squarely takes aim at Donald Trump's refusal to do so.
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It takes aim at Trump's ongoing dealings with his titular real estate empire, which now regularly hosts and takes payments from foreign governments — an arrangement the attorneys contend is a violation of the Constitution's Emoluments Clause.
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Related: Inside the Outsider Art Fair A Fake Art Fair Takes Aim at Contemporary Practices Street Art to Save a Generation | Art World: San Pedro Sula The Documentary About Persecuted Iranian Street Artists You Never Saw
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTed Cruz takes aim at Alabama vasectomy bill: 'Yikes' 'Medicare for All' will turn into health care for none Cruz 'impresses' his daughter with Chris Evans meeting MORE (R-Texas) and Rep.
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Key among these is the one proposed last week by Danish center-left lawmaker Christel Schaldemose, the lead parliament negotiator, which takes aim at a case her compatriot, European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager, is looking into.
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It has an aggressive approach to user privacy and benefits from the fact that most of the world's malware takes aim at Windows—which might be because of Windows' much larger market share more than anything else.
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For every friend who opens an account, customers get another share (up to 20203 shares a year.) And he takes aim at Sprint, saying this isn't like that other company's stock, which is trading at 50 cents.
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It seems this was composed in haste ("one year ago .... in the works for a year") and takes aim at two targets Weinstein hopes we will agree are worse than him, NRA CEO LaPierre and Donald Trump.
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Key among these are one proposed by Danish center-left lawmaker Christel Schaldemose, the lead parliament negotiator, which takes aim at online marketplaces such as Amazon which critics say use their merchants' data to make copycat products.
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Sallie Krawcheck, one of the most powerful women in finance, today launched Ellevest, an online investment advisor for women that squarely takes aim at some of the industry's most cherished ideas — or myths — about gender and finance.
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According to THR, Weinstein takes aim at the District Attorney's process, stating that he did not receive adequate notice that there were "new, far more serious charges" against him that would be presented to the grand jury.
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In surveillance footage from the home released last week, Brennan, who is black, can be seen sprinting away from the front door as Jeffrey Zeigler, who is white, takes aim at him and fires once — but misses.
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FCC CHIEF TAKES AIM AT INTERNET SUBSIDY PROGRAM: The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission is moving to allow states to decide which companies can participate in a program to provide subsidized internet to low-income households.
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TRUMP BUDGET TAKES AIM AT CLIMATE FUNDING: The White House's budget outline, released on Thursday, proposes a 2202 percent cut to the Environmental Protection Agency as it looks to move away from federal funding for climate change.
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Trump tried to get back on message on Tuesday night, saying that he expects to build a substantial lead over Clinton in the polls in the coming weeks as he takes aim at the likely Democratic nominee.
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Her recent publication, "Let's Begin Again: Sierra On-Line and the Origins of the Graphical Adventure Game" takes aim at our assumptions about Sierra On-Line and what the adventure game genre looked like in the 1980s.
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The move takes aim at Target, which has been investing heavily in its exclusive home brands; Amazon, which has been doing more of the same; and furniture companies like Wayfair, Stanley Furniture, Ikea and La-Z-Boy.
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The report takes aim at cities including San Francisco, Los Angeles, Washington, Denver and Baltimore, arguing that the inability to build enough housing to meet demand in those areas has driven home prices far beyond construction costs.
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In the ad, which the Lincoln Project dropped Friday, the group accuses Trump of thinking he's "above the law" and believing "he's untouchable" before it takes aim at some of the president's Republican allies in the Senate.
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Trump takes aim at drug prices: The Trump administration is working on actions it can take without Congress to fight high drug prices, according to people who have attended listening sessions officials are holding on the issue.
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The plan also takes aim at the FCC's recent failure to protect consumers in the wake of devastating hurricanes like Irma and Maria, proposing far more robust telecom infrastructure capable of weathering the climate catastrophes to come.
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Yasmeen Hitti and Andrea Eunbee Jang of Mila initially came together as part of the AI for Social Good summer lab, which takes aim at machine learning bias by bringing women researchers onto AI projects early on.
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" The complaint also takes aim at Ozzy, claiming he led Pugh to believe he was preparing to divorce Sharon and "continually wooed [her] with false promises and false representations as well as requiring complete discretion regarding their relationship.
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The reason: The proposal takes aim at a portion of law known as Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which essentially spares tech from being held liable in many cases for the content posted by their users.
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In "Testosterone Rex" Cordelia Fine of the University of Melbourne takes aim at those who suggest that evolutionarily determined sex differences—and the power of testosterone—can explain why most CEOs are men and few physicists are women.
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More black-and-white photographs follow: women and children awaiting execution; a man kneeling over a trench full of bodies while a soldier takes aim at his head with a pistol; a picture of shoes, trodden into mud.
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It takes aim at one of the field's seminal resources: ImageNet, the database of 14 million images that's credited with unlocking the potential of deep learning, the technique used for everything from self-driving cars to facial recognition.
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Over the summer, Senator Lamar Alexander, Republican of Tennessee and a close ally of Mr. McConnell, moved a bipartisan measure that takes aim at surprise medical bills and high prescription drug costs through the health committee he leads.
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Go deeper: Plant-based meat is ultra-processed, but consumers can't get enough Popeyes takes aim at Chick-fil-A with Sunday return of its chicken sandwich McDonald's lets job seekers apply with Amazon's Alexa or Google Assistant
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The lawsuit, filed late on Tuesday in federal court in Sacramento, takes aim at three state laws passed last year that the Justice Department contends violates the U.S. Constitution and the supremacy of federal law over state law.
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It's no surprise that a bill like this has manifested alongside the #MeToo movement — it challenges what it means to for sex workers to consent, and takes aim at the online speech that acts as evidence that we have.
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Warren also unveiled new legislation — the Stop Wall Street Looting Act of 20213 — which takes aim at a very specific corner of the financial industry: private equity, firms and investment funds that make money by buying and selling companies.
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Razer's Ripsaw is far from the first, but it leapfrogs the competition nicely and takes aim at a growing population of streamers who are willing to pay good money for an easily set up solution with industrial-strength capabilities.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Nick Kyrgios teases that it was "love at first sight" when he met Andy Murray but the jokey banter will stop when the Australian takes aim at the world number two and Wimbledon title favorite on Monday.
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Lacing humor with black celebrity and cartoons, the artist's exhibition of paintings, felt decals, sculpture, and installation at the University of Illinois at Chicago's 400 Gallery takes aim at art history, race, taste, police brutality, gender politics, and Drake.
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The platform takes aim at Trump — who ran on a promise to "drain the swamp" of corruption — and tries to show he has abandoned the pledge and only heightened the ethical problems in Washington, according to a Democratic aide.
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The four-time All-Star takes aim at matching the National League record for most home runs this month on Saturday when the Miami Marlins host the San Diego Padres for the middle contest of a three-game series.
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Exxon Mobil is making progress restarting the nation's second largest refinery in the wake of Hurricane Harvey and is preparing to keep Florida supplied with gasoline as Hurricane Irma takes aim, Exxon CEO and Chairman Darren Woods told CNBC.
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Trump takes aim at China in address: Trump on Tuesday accused China of engaging in unfair trade practices and offered up a robust defense of his trade war with Beijing during an address at the United Nations General Assembly.
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The Justice for Victims of Fraud Act of 2016, introduced by Senate Banking Committee Ranking Minority Member Sherrod Brown from Ohio and Representative Brad Sherman from California, takes aim at mandatory arbitration clauses in Wells Fargo account-opening agreements.
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These include Crew, a startup that scored a $35 million Series C round just last month and has raised almost $60 million, and Zinc, which also takes aim at the deskless worker, and has raised $16 million, according to Crunchbase.
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It's not the easiest show to describe, since it takes aim at whatever strikes the fancy of its creators (Rob DenBleyker, Kris Wilson, Dave McElfatrick and Matt Melvin) and is drawn in a stick-figure style that makes characters fairly expendable.
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And, perhaps most importantly, as Trump takes aim at institutions across Washington, Roberts, in his dozen years on the Supreme Court, has shown an affinity for taking actions to protect governmental institutions — an affinity that has only grown in recent years.
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As the company takes aim at the No. 2 spot, it's apparently working to differentiate itself even more from the competition by developing more proprietary tech, adding to a list of components that already includes its own in-house chips.
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Read Schoonover's testimony, with comments from the National Security Council: Go deeper: New U.S. Arctic strategy omits climate change, takes aim at China, Russia We've reached the tipping point on climate change Climate change could force 13 million Americans to migrate
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Moritz takes aim at Trump's business narrative: In Silicon Valley, Mr. Trump also fails to get more than a passing grade for his business skills because his actual performance, compared to the myth he has assiduously cultivated, is so mediocre.
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The launch of the EQL database takes aim at the idea that women aren't getting production jobs because people can't find women to take them by offering up a searchable index of women who are looking for those specific positions.
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SteelBrick also takes aim at SMBs, so perhaps it's not a coincidence that Salesforce competitors like Microsoft and Hubspot, which find themselves well behind the market leader, are looking at solutions like PandaDoc (although Panda works with Salesforce as well).
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And now, the week in 28 headlines: Monday: NY gov signs law allows Congress to get Trump's state tax returnsEx-Trump inaugural fundraiser probed by federal prosecutorsTrump takes aim at Green New DealTrump says he'll no longer deal with amb.
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O) planned on Monday to announce its move into a new business, unveiling a database software that works with a rival to its Windows operating system, a move that takes aim at a market long dominated by Oracle Corp (ORCL.
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In an article in the press kit accompanying the publication of his blog post, he takes aim at Gregory Maxwell, one of the leading bitcoin developers, who first claimed that the cryptographic keys in Mr Wright's leaked documents were backdated.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Denmark's Vestas has upgraded its 3.45 MW wind turbines to 4 MW and launched three new models as it takes aim at markets where wind speeds are very low or very high, the world's biggest maker said on Thursday.
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Blankfein was responding directly to Warren's most recent campaign ad, which aired on CNBC on Thursday and takes aim at him and other billionaires who have blasted her rhetoric and policies, most notably her proposed wealth tax on the richest Americans.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "His Anger Rising, Trump Takes Aim at Mueller Team" (front page, March 19): President Trump might ignore warnings from his own party, fire the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, and trigger a constitutional crisis.
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In episode four, Lucas shows up in a crowd of anti-Underwood protesters and takes aim at Frank, shooting him once and ultimately killing Secret Service Agent Edward Meechum (whom Frank has flirted with a bit more brazenly with every episode).
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This courtroom drama, the author's first novel to be translated into English, offers a window into Sweden's underlying racial and economic tensions; Maja is scorned for her privilege, and her story takes aim at the country's self-image as multicultural haven.
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How it works: Hawley's bill takes aim Apple and TikTok by prohibiting American companies from storing user data or encryption keys in China, and preventing Chinese companies from collecting more information on American users than necessary to provide service here.
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Pompeo meets with Pope FrancisPope FrancisLouisiana GOP bring in big names to block Democratic governor Pompeo, Pope Francis urge protections of religious freedom The Hill's Morning Report — Trump takes aim at whistleblower MORE in Vatican City at 220006:2202 a.m.
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Molly Huddle targets the U.S. indoor mark at 5,000m against a field that includes Emily Infeld, the world championships bronze medalist, and Shannon Rowbury takes aim at the women's U.S. indoor mile record as she tries to repeat her 2015 win.
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Mr. Ostlund, whose film before this one was the squirmy, incisive "Force Majeure," takes aim at some pretty fat satirical targets — art, taste, sex and money, for starters — and sprays buckshot at the audience as well as in his own face.
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"Rather work for the man than work with me," raps Jay Z. Drake isn't the only one feeling the heat from this song — Jay Z also takes aim at Kanye West at various points, perhaps the most obvious later in the album.
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Mikal Bridges (18.2 points) and Jalen Brunson (17.2) are the leading scorers - and both have terrific shooting percentages across the board - plus Brunson has 48 assists and only 33 turnovers as he takes aim at the Big East Player of the Year award.
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Their lawsuit takes aim at regulations established in 2012 to protect transgender inmates from violence under the Prison Rape Elimination Act, and at a guidance memo — issued by the Bureau of Prisons days before Obama left office — on how to handle transgender inmates.
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His latest video — published this morning on the Guardian — takes aim at former Prime Minister David Cameron, Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, and current Prime Minister Theresa May — all to the gloriously familiar beat of The Fresh Prince of Bel Air's opening theme.
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Then, when she released "Peter Pan"—a bubblegum country bop that takes aim at cheaters and heartbreakers—that one hit number one on two separate charts, placing her as the first solo female country artist to do so since Wynonna Judd in 1992.
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Furthermore, the suit takes aim at Bandai Namco, Focus Home, Koch Media and ZeniMax for coming to agreements with game distributors, including Valve, that prevented consumers in some EU member states from being able to download titles that were available in other regions.
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The paper takes aim at two of the Fed's favorite gauges to predict price swings - inflation expectations, which are derived from markets and surveys; and labor market "slack," or the amount of workers actively looking for employment - and attempts to undercut their mystique.
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Now, environmental groups are asking the U.S. District Court of Alaska to prevent Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, also named as defendants in the suit, from executing the part of Trump's order that takes aim at Obama's offshore ban.
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I can't get enough of how she, formerly a food purist and determined orthorexic, uses that quote-unquote locution on her podcast Food Psych, a deceptively sweet piece of heresy that takes aim at the pieties, sophistries, and perils of diet culture.
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For the new review, Arbyn and a team of researchers evaluated study evidence for two commercially available HPV vaccines: Cervarix, which targets HPV16 and HPV18 only, and Gardasil, which takes aim against those strains plus two HPV types that cause genital warts.
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" But before he gets to rapping about his bowel movements, he takes aim at a thing that some old rap dudes seemed to be mad about a few years ago: "The boom bap is coming back with an ax to mumble rap.
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As G.O.P. Moves to Fill Courts, McConnell Takes Aim at an Enduring Hurdle Mr. McConnell said that individual senators should no longer be able to block federal appeals court nominees by withholding so-called blue slips, a major break with Senate practice.
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His lawsuit takes aim at the Treasury Department's so-called 50 percent rule, a longstanding policy that applies sanctions to an entity — like a Columbus Nova investment fund — in which a person or company under sanctions has at least a 50 percent stake.
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" The show, directed by Maggie Lally and created by a 10-person ensemble with additional music by Larson, had a brief Off Off Broadway run; New York magazine summarized it as "the post-Barbie generation takes aim at everything, from A-Z.
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Gauff was catnip at Wimbledon, emerging at a moment when the women's game is in fascinating flux and Serena Williams, at 37, is much closer to the end than the beginning as she takes aim at a 24th Grand Slam singles title.
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The panel marked up and approved the SHIELD Act, which takes aim at foreign election interference by requiring U.S. campaigns to report "illicit offers" of election assistance from foreign governments or individuals to both the FBI and the Federal Election Commission (FEC).
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Washington (CNN)Presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg will begin airing a new television ad in Iowa on Wednesday that takes aim at his Democratic opponents over health care, casting his plan as less restrictive than the "Medicare for All" proposal backed by Sens.
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The case takes aim at a decades-old practice in many states allowing public-sector unions to collect fees from workers who do not want to the belong to the union as long as the money is not spent on political activities.
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As a new era of reactionary, regressive policy takes aim squarely at the rights, dignity and safety of women across America, the team poised to execute key roles in the Trump administration constitutes a cross-section of abusers, apologists and enablers of violence against women.
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In the time since, Apple has responded with the launch of a website that takes aim at the anti-trust, anti-competitive claims against it, and most recently, a deep dive into how the process of app approvals works, by way of a CNBC profile.
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Another shareholder proposal takes aim at the Cupertino company's massive size, noting that even if the 20 largest public pension funds were able to aggregate their shares of Apple, it would be difficult to meet certain thresholds to nominate a director to Apple's board.
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The proposed rule takes aim primarily at Planned Parenthood — which serves over 40% of the patients that receive care through the federal family planning funding grant program called Title X — but is likely to affect the majority of organizations currently receiving family planning funding.
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We Can't Even: Millennials on Film, an expansive survey currently playing at BAM of films about, for, and by millennials, takes aim at those stereotypes, presenting a bold syllabus on the economic, political, and societal conditions unwillingly inherited then reshaped by the most contentious generation.
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The latest example: Eric Greitens, a former Navy SEAL running for governor of Missouri, saying he will take "dead aim at politics as usual," literally takes aim with an assault rifle and fires off live rounds into an empty field, somehow creating a billowing explosion.
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The legislation takes aim at so-called nonqualified deferred compensation plans, which allow executives to sock away a portion of their pay — above and beyond what they would otherwise save in a 401(k) plan — and defer taxes for years until the money is distributed.
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ILLINOIS-UBER-LAWSUIT Uber takes aim at 'patchwork' of ride share taxes in Illinois CHICAGO (Reuters) - Uber Technologies Inc on Wednesday sued a Chicago suburb over a new ride share tax, while calling on Illinois lawmakers to address the state's "emerging patchwork" of taxation.
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Mr. Scott's plan to require a supermajority impeachment vote in the House takes aim at the successful party-line push by House Democrats to impeach Mr. Trump without a single Republican vote — an outcome that would have fallen far short of the three-fifths standard.
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" The letter also takes aim at Moore for the sexual misconduct allegations against him, saying his actions serve to "reopen the wounds of anyone who has been abused by leaders who should have been committed to compassion, to justice, and to healing God's world.
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On Thursday morning, Politico founder John Harris managed a genuinely interesting contribution to this conversation in a piece that takes aim not only at a relatively invisible source of bias in the Washington press but also a kind of introspection on Harris's adherence to it.
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The Democratic Party's new pitch to voters takes aim at sky-high economic and political inequality — arguing it should be eradicated by ramping up government oversight of big businesses, breaking up corporate trusts, and implementing major new federal spending programs to boost infrastructure and wages.
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The push outside its stronghold of cities in the south has been driven by a doubling of Heineken's Vietnam sales force over the past three years and takes aim at territory commanded by Sabeco, a former state-owned brewer now controlled by Thai Beverage Pcl.
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Video SACHA BARON COHEN TAKES AIM AT DONALD TRUMP IN NEW 4TH OF JULY PROJECT TEASER "Mock politicians and innocent public personalities all you want, if that lets you sleep at night, but HOW DARE YOU mock those who have fought and served our country," she said.
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A parallel, nearly identical motion takes aim at Palm Beach County, another Democratic stronghold north of Miami, where Scott alleges that the elections supervisor, Susan Bucher, also must surrender her equipment when not in use to the sheriff and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. Sen.
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The funding proposal also takes aim at the wrong part of the race, according to NPR: there are plenty of promising candidates at the starting line, but fewer have enough funding to actually make it into clinical trials — a key hurdle en route to the finish.
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From her vantage point "in between"—a digital artist who deals with the physical world, a native and critic of Silicon Valley—she takes aim not at technology itself but at the corporate and capitalist forces shaping it, which profit off our perpetual anxiety and dissatisfaction.
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Google Cloud takes aim at verticals starting with new set of tools for retailers We also got a chance to sit down with Google Cloud's new CEO Thomas Kurian to put some of the announcements into context and talk about his vision for Google Cloud going forward.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As U.S. President Donald Trump takes aim at what he considers an excess of federal regulations, a new lawsuit accuses the Environmental Protection Agency of illegally rescinding a rule to reduce the discharge of mercury from dental offices, mere hours after Trump took office.
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Their commentary, published today in the journal Biology of Sex Differences, takes aim at a draft report by a committee of the White House's National Science and Technology Council (NSTC), and calls for the group to revise the report to reflect the unique needs of women.
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Co-authored by venture investor James Arbib, founder of the philanthropic environmental foundation Tellus Mater, and serial entrepreneur Tony Seba, a lecturer in technology disruption and clean energy at Stanford University, the report takes aim at mainstream forecasts which project more modest adoption rates for electric cars.
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The 2017 hurricane season appears likely to make its mark on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean, as Category 2 Hurricane Ophelia takes aim at ... wait for it ... Ireland and the UK. The storm, which had sustained winds of 100 miles per hour as of 5 p.m.
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While the code also takes aim at dark pattern UI designs that seek to manipulate user actions against their own interests, saying "nudge techniques" should not be used to "lead or encourage children to provide unnecessary personal data or weaken or turn off their privacy protections".
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Justify's ownership group — WinStar Farm, China Horse Club, Head of Plains Partners and Starlight Racing — also owns the third-place Kentucky Derby finisher Audible, perhaps Justify's biggest foe as he takes aim at becoming the 13th Triple Crown winner and the first since American Pharoah in 2015.
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Agatha Christie's stories often hinged on class distinctions and played on English fears of foreigners; Knives Out, set in patrician Massachusetts, takes aim at xenophobia, anti-immigrant sentiment, and the clueless privilege of the very rich in a way that's clearly intended to echo contemporary rhetoric.
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Agatha Christie's stories often hinge on class distinctions and played on English fears of foreigners; Knives Out, set in patrician Massachusetts, takes aim at xenophobia, anti-immigrant sentiment, and the clueless privilege of the very rich in a way that's clearly intended to echo contemporary rhetoric.
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The lawsuit, filed by the American Civil Liberties Union, takes aim at a measure that was pushed through the Republican-led Legislature five years ago by Secretary of State Kris W. Kobach, who has lobbied heavily for measures that he said were needed to prevent noncitizens from voting.
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In its latest "Emissions Gap" report issued ahead of an important climate conference in Germany next week, the program takes aim at coal-fired electricity plants being built in developing economies and says investment in renewable energies will pay for itself — and even make money — over the long term.
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The Ecuadorian government is currently promoting one of the biggest attacks ever on corruption in the hemisphere, with a referendum on the ballot this Sunday that takes aim at tax havens, the places where money stolen from the citizenry, as well as other illegal capital flight, ends up.
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The sudden about-face in Chicago, after a battle in which both sides spent millions on TV and radio ads, offers an important lesson for advocates of these taxes, ourselves included, as the industry we call Big Soda takes aim at other communities: We can't forget the grass roots.
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Soybean growers throughout the Midwest are nervously watching as China, which buys a quarter of American soybeans, takes aim at their crop in response to the Trump administration's announcement that it will move ahead with $21 billion in tariffs on "industrially significant technologies" in more than 21960,2800 categories.
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The headlines often tend toward stenography: Trump Seeks Election Fraud Probe Trump Takes Aim at 'Millions' of Votes Top Adviser Repeats Vote-Fraud Claims Reporters and editors have become accustomed to the "shaving off the edges" of Trump-related stories, one said, especially in headlines and initial paragraphs.
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Director William Lustig takes aim at the Gulf War in this tale of a dead soldier whose body is returned to the US—then steals an Uncle Sam costume and wreaks havoc on the town, killing draft-dodgers, tax cheats, flag-burners, lying politicians, and anyone else he deems unpatriotic.
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He is now a member-elect for the party's central committee in San Mateo County, CA. In a letter posted on Facebook and Medium, Barkett takes aim at Richard Spencer, one of the movement's most prominent leaders and Steve Bannon, former editor of Breitbart who's been named White House chief strategist.
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Nightcap: Ben Carson heads for the exit as Mitt Romney takes aim at Donald Trump | Sign up Some of Rubio's closest allies privately fear the Florida Republican waited too long -- and that his newfound focus on Trump is the only way to revive a campaign that is on the ropes.
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The advertisement, which is set to air on Wednesday in Joplin, Kansas City, and St. Louis, according to CNN, takes aim at the press' coverage of allegations that Greitens took photos of a woman he had an extramarital affair with, without her consent, and threatened to blackmail her with them.
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New SNL season takes aim at Trump "chaos" SNL recently kicked off its latest season with a wide-ranging parody of Trump's tenure, mocking everything from the long list of former administration officials that have resigned to the president's feud with the NFL over players who kneel during the national anthem.
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But the newest requests from Representative Jerrold Nadler of New York, the Judiciary Committee chairman, opened perhaps the most perilous front to date for Mr. Trump — an inquiry that takes aim at the heart of his norm-bending presidency and could conceivably form the basis of a future impeachment proceeding.
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The Swiss telecommunication company's chairman told Swiss newspaper Tages-Anzeiger in an interview published on Saturday that he blamed the company's 8 percent share decline since April on uncertainty over an upcoming voter referendum that takes aim at profit and salaries at companies like his that provide basic public services.
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In the complaint it also takes aim at Grindr for adding what it describes as an "unfortunate" disclaimer to its privacy policy which warns users their personal data may be processed in other countries — "including the United States, where laws regarding Personal Data may be less stringent than the laws in your country".
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Letter To the Editor: The New York Times takes aim at an entire work force that puts its lives on the line every day to keep New York State safe by implying that a culture of violence is being fostered by corrections officers ("Put Reforms Into Prison Guards' Contract," editorial, Dec. 26).
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The Swiss telecommunication company's chairman told Swiss newspaper Tages-Anzeiger in an interview published on Saturday that he blamed the company's 20.9949 percent share decline since April on uncertainty over an voter referendum on June 5 that takes aim at profit and salaries at companies like his that provide basic public services.
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ET: Larry Kudlow, President Trump&aposs chief economic adviser , will talk trade war concerns; Colorado baker Jack Phillips will discuss his victory in the Supreme Court; a look at an Illinois town that takes aim at gun violence by ordering its residents to turn in their assault weapons or face hefty fines.
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Driving the news: Scientists from MIT and IBM will propose a new benchmark for image recognition next week at the premier academic conference on AI. It takes aim at a big problem with existing tests, which generally show objects in ordinary habitats, like a kettle on a stove or floss in a bathroom.
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If hyper-partisan polarization is enough to make senators forget their oaths and even their own power as a co-equal branch of government, they will be setting a dangerous precedent that takes aim at the heart of our democracy at a time when autocracies are on the rise around the world.
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The bill is aimed at lessening the influence of big money in politics and it takes aim at Citizens United, the landmark 2010 Supreme Court decision, by calling for a constitutional amendment to overturn the high court ruling that opened the door to unlimited spending by corporations and unions to influence elections.
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But now the federal tax bill passed by the Senate, which takes aim at high-tax and Democratic-leaning states like New Jersey, is threatening both House Republicans from New Jersey, who will be pressed to vote on a measure that will harm their constituents, as well as the state's Democratic agenda.
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In advance of tonight's town hall presidential debate, we asked YG to dip into the comments section beneath the video in another edition of Noisey's "The People Vs…" As well as telling a kid that he deserves a free college education for playing the song out at school, YG takes aim at Donald Duck.
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The 1987 action movie may seem ridiculous on the surface — a cop gets turned into a robot cop to fight crime in futuristic Detroit — but it takes aim at some of the United States' biggest issues that are still affecting us today, including privatization of public institutions, gentrification, unchecked capitalism, corruption, and television media.
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The polling, Part 2: Not only is the public not exactly clamoring for the repeal/replacement of Obamacare but one of the key elements of the new House plan -- getting rid of the federal mandate that people with pre-existing conditions be covered -- takes aim at one of the most popular elements of the law.
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Ostensibly, the joke seems to be that Brown is such a nice, well-liked person that the idea of her saying vile, hyperbolic things is incongruous and funny, but, you know, it's difficult to find any humor in any joke that takes aim at a literal child who isn't even old enough to drive.
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In the clip above from Last Week Tonight, the British talk show host takes aim at Equifax: one of the big three credit reporting agencies in the U.S., and a company who have been making more than a few headlines recently after an enormous amount of personal data held by them was exposed by hackers.
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But the memoir isn't entirely apolitical — the senator also takes aim at President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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There are two really big things to watch in President Trump's speech today about drug prices: how much of this plan can be enacted without Congress' help, and the extent to which it takes aim at the actual prices of prescription drugs, rather than trying to rearrange the way the system divvies up those costs.
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Unilever's Weed also takes aim at ad fraud in his speech, noting how it's partnered with IBM to pilot a new blockchain tech for advertising — which he touts as having "the potential to drastically reduce advertising fraud by recording how media is purchased, delivered and interacted with by target audiences, providing reliable measurement metrics".
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S. Attorney Bharara takes aim at Trump with criticism and jokes Former Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara takes several shots at the administration of President Donald Trump, calling for "facts not falsehoods" as the basis for polticial discourse and a more welcoming stance towards immigrants in his first public speaking event since being fired one month ago.
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The booklet takes aim at a wide range of people, including President Obama, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, former federal prosecutor Booth Goodwin and Sen.
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Alabama Law Aims to Keep Cursive in Schools" Hannah Gonzalez on "Mortal to Divine and Back: India's Transgender Goddesses" Eric Lee on "Instagram Takes a Page From Snapchat, and Takes Aim at It, Too" Lucas Mann on "Today's Students May Be Emotionally Unprepared" Meredith BHSAP2016 on "What's the Right Age for a Child to Get a Smartphone?
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Below, three books delve into the topic of sexual harassment in the workplace: one is a deep dive into the case of Anita Hill, whose 1991 testimony against Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas ignited conversations about women's experiences at work; another takes aim at start-up culture; and a third offers a satirical "solution" to the problem.
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But some of Search Party's sharpest, most pointed material certainly takes aim at some specific millennial tropes, like sacrificing personal integrity in the name of #brand building (see: Elliott and Chantal's pathological lying), and unearned self-righteousness (see: Drew's hypocritical high horse, Dory insisting that her constant quests for meaning come from just being a good person, dammit).
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" GOP TAKES AIM AT MUELLER: From the Washington Post's Devlin Barrett and Sean Sullivan: "Republican activists and lawmakers are engaged in a multi-front attack on special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's probe of possible connections between associates of President Trump and Russian agents, trying to stop or curtail the investigation as it moves further into Trump's inner circle.
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Emily: "Whenever You're Ready" takes aim not at the profound but the bittersweet, wrapping up the journey of a show that attempted to cram thousands of years of moral philosophy into a four-season sitcom by having its assorted characters decide to walk through a door that would dissolve their essences and return them to the universe.
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To watch "Ready or Not" or "Us" is, in some ways, to see thematic parallels with other colossally excellent horror or horror-adjacent movies, including Peele's 2017 movie "Get Out," which takes aim at white limousine liberals, and South Korean director Bong Joon-ho's 2019 thriller "Parasite," which offers a chilling and at times devastating portrait of class conflict.
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In his post, which includes an image of a caustic Twitter post in which Mr. Trump referred to the "so-called judge" who blocked his immigration order, Judge He also takes aim at violence against judicial officials in China, bringing up a case of the killing of a retired jurist in the southern region of Guangxi.
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The ad also comes as GOP front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE steps up his attacks on both Clintons and takes aim at Bill Clinton's past infidelities.
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A big piece that made the front page of the New York Times over the weekend takes aim at two of the most prominent arguments in favor of genetically modified crops: They increase yields (meaning we can get a lot more food from less land) and reduce pesticide use (meaning we're poisoning that land and ourselves a lot less).
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Fat Bear Week 2019: Choose the fattest brown bear in Katmai National Park, Alaska The past 48 hours in Trump impeachment inquiry news, explained Netflix's Timothée Chalamet vehicle The King is a humorless slog on the inhumanity of war Bernie Sanders takes aim at the DNC with his new anti-corruption plan The one where the Friends logo won't go away
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Reddit takes aim at Google and Facebook with help from ChinaGermany to Facebook: Stop pooling user data from multiple apps and internet useLoophole allows pirated apps to be installed on Apple iPhones The algorithm that powers the right rail of "suggested groups" isn't public, and a Facebook spokesperson declined to give details other than saying they are tailored to individual users.
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Edwards has shown an ability to make inroads with Republican voters, especially Catholics who care about his anti-abortion stance; a recent advertisement his campaign paid for shows a photo of Edwards meeting Pope FrancisPope FrancisLouisiana GOP bring in big names to block Democratic governor Pompeo, Pope Francis urge protections of religious freedom The Hill's Morning Report — Trump takes aim at whistleblower MORE.
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While candidates in recent special elections in Kansas and Georgia have played down connections to Mr. Trump, Mr. Gianforte has hewed particularly close to the president's narrative: He promotes his outsider status (he has never held office) and his business acumen (his software empire, RightNow Technologies, started in a basement), and takes aim at sanctuary states and "the liberal elite" whenever he can.
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Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel (D) is proposing a new motto for the city that takes aim at President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Trump signs internet privacy repeal Google paid former self-driving car executive $120M Dem super PAC hits GOP senators over internet privacy repeal Trump takes aim at visa program for high-skilled workers Motherboard investigates how some fake VPNs are taking advantage of privacy concerns Dems sound alarm over proposed cuts to energy office handling cybersecurity View the discussion thread.
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Nightcap: Ben Carson heads for the exit as Mitt Romney takes aim at Donald Trump | Sign up "There's a dark irony in his boasts of his sexual exploits during the Vietnam war, while at the same time, John McCain, who he has mocked, was in prison being tortured," he said As soon as Romney wrapped up, McCain, the Arizona senator who was the 2008 GOP nominee, said he agreed.
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An attractive blond local-news reporter with an attractive-reporter haircut is interviewing a stately older woman in a blazer, some sort of authority figure, about a folk-music festival when a hand holding a gun appears—it becomes obvious that the shooter is doing the filming, and that's why it's so shaky—takes aim at the reporter, and fires, then at the stately older woman, then at the reporter's cameraman.
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The latest book from Trump administration insiders takes aim at President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's critics, but like other popular books about the Trump administration still prompted headlines about internal divisions within the White House.
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Tammy BaldwinTammy Suzanne BaldwinTrade wars and the over-valued dollar Overnight Health Care: Senate panel advances drug pricing bill amid GOP blowback | House panel grills Juul executives | Trump gives boost to state drug import plans | Officials say new migrant kids' shelter to remain open but empty Senators vow to bring transparency to drug pricing MORE (D-Wis.), slammed President Trump for withdrawing the Title IX guidelines, saying that the measure takes aim at the "bullying" his administration has enabled.
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Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTed Cruz takes aim at Alabama vasectomy bill: 'Yikes' 'Medicare for All' will turn into health care for none Cruz 'impresses' his daughter with Chris Evans meeting MORE (R-Texas) took aim at legislation recently introduced in Alabama by a state representative that would, if passed, make it mandatory for certain men to get vasectomies — a bill that comes in response to legislation passed last year that seeks to ban abortion in the state.
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Instead of focusing sustained critiques on the enormous costs of Sanders' policy proposals, his seeming lack of appreciation for the historical usefulness of markets, and — most concerning of all — his use of rhetoric that squarely takes aim at the wealthy, Democrats opposed to his candidacy opt instead for endless iterations of, "These might be good ideas, but America just isn't ready for them," which implies that the onus is on the American public to one day realize the lurking wisdom underlying Sanders' worldview.
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You might have students read the roundup or one of the articles it excerpts, or let them choose another topic or genre that interests them, such as: Beethoven's 200-Year-Old 'Fidelio' Enters Today's PrisonsMouse on Mars at M.I.T.: A Symposium Becomes a Dance PartyEminem Lashes Out at Trump in Freestyle Rap VideoNew 'Hamilton Mixtape' Video Takes Aim at ImmigrationCelebrating Women's Rights, 'That Most American of Operas'Watch 5 Moments When Classical Music Met PoliticsCan North Korea Handle a K-Pop Invasion?
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In her "MaddAddam" trilogy, begun in the early two-thousands and set in a near-future world where overpopulation leads society to reduce everything to its base functionality, Atwood takes aim at technocracy and corporate control: people eat "ChickieNobs," the product of genetically engineered chickens that consist of a mouth surrounded by twenty breast-meat tubes; the Crakers, a humanoid race designed for a minimum of trouble and a maximum of efficiency, have giant penises that turn blue when the females of the species are in heat.
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He's dropped a new track, "The Heart Part 4," which takes aim at everyone from President Donald Trump ("Donald Trump is a chump, know how we feel, punk") to Big Sean (Twitter almost ate itself speculating that the line "My fans can't wait for me to son your punk ass and crush your whole lil shit / I'll Big Pun your punk ass, you a scared lil bitch" is directed towards the Detroit rapper), just to let you all know that K Dot didn't come to play.
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" Andrew Siyoon Ham on "Keeping The Times Civil, 16 Million Comments and Counting" Naomi K on "Animal Welfare Groups Have a New Tool: Virtual Reality" Katie Mazzolini on "Administration Moves to Carry Out Partial Travel Ban" Cali Sullivan on "That Diss Song Known as 'Yankee Doodle'" Alexis Szymczyk on "New 'Hamilton Mixtape' Music Video Takes Aim at Immigration" Joyce Zhou on "My Dad's Sudden Outburst: 'I Love You'" Bengal11Grace092201 on "China's Vision for a Straddling Bus Dissolves in Scandal and Arrests." bengal11Haley091501 on "Going to a New Jersey State Park or Beach?
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Three other endangered Republicans senators – Martha McSallyMartha Elizabeth McSallyMoveOn targets vulnerable GOP senators with ad campaign following impeachment Sham acquittal will come back to bite GOP Behind the scenes of McConnell's impeachment drama MORE (Ariz.), Cory GardnerCory Scott GardnerMoveOn targets vulnerable GOP senators with ad campaign following impeachment US lawmakers push WHO to recognize Taiwan as independent state as coronavirus outbreak continues Sham acquittal will come back to bite GOP MORE (Colo.) and Thom TillisThomas (Thom) Roland TillisMystery group backs outsider Democrat challenging Tillis in North Carolina Trump takes aim at 'sanctuary cities' Sham acquittal will come back to bite GOP MORE (N.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyYang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' Pence celebrates Trump's acquittal: 'It's over, America' MORE (Utah), Lamar AlexanderAndrew (Lamar) Lamar AlexanderWhat the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber Romney shocks GOP with vote to convict Senate acquits Trump, ending impeachment saga MORE (Tenn.), Thom TillisThomas (Thom) Roland TillisMystery group backs outsider Democrat challenging Tillis in North Carolina Trump takes aim at 'sanctuary cities' Sham acquittal will come back to bite GOP MORE (N.
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The Trump ally-turned-critic, who briefly served as White House communications director, was asked by radio host Bill Press, who is an opinion contributor for The Hill, whether he agreed with conservative lawyer George ConwayGeorge Thomas ConwayScaramucci says 25th Amendment should be considered to remove Trump, citing 'full-blown insanity' Trump takes aim at media after 'hereby' ordering US businesses out of China George Conway: 'I hereby order White House staff' to admit Trump to 'Walter Reed' MORE that people should raise questions about the president's mental stability and that officials should consider invoking the 25th Amendment.
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Feel the Noise: Homemade Slime Becomes Big Business 20 Years of L.G.B.T.Q. Lit: A Timeline To Stay in Love, Sign on the Dotted Line The Rowdy World of Rap's New Underground Nabra Hassanen and the Lost Innocence of Ramadan IHOP Nights Once a Model City, Hong Kong Is in Trouble Days With the Manta Rays: Where to Learn to Freedive Bridging the Racial Divide, One Joke at a Time Drumming Cockatoos and the Rhythms of Love In Detroit, Artists Explore the Riches of the 99-Cent Store New 'Hamilton Mixtape' Music Video Takes Aim at Immigration Searching for Amelia Earhart, Once Again.
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Democratic White House hopeful Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats seek leverage for trial Democrats spend big to put Senate in play MORE released a sweeping immigration plan Wednesday that takes aim at a litany of President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats worried by Jeremy Corbyn's UK rise amid anti-Semitism Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 2020 MORE's policies and would implement a bevy of reforms in the current system.
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Sens. Bernie SandersBernie SandersRepublicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' Sanders condemns his supporters' 'ugly, personal attacks' against Warren MORE (I-Vt.) and Chris Van HollenChristopher (Chris) Van HollenOvernight Energy: Senate seeks massive boost in conservation funding | White House raises objections over plan to reduce heat-trapping chemicals | Interior chief defends budget amid heated criticism Interior secretary defends budget amid heated criticism of Trump policies Bipartisan commission to make 2628 recommendations to defend against cyberattacks MORE (D-Md.) on Thursday introduced legislation that takes aim at tax breaks for corporate executives' retirement plans.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersRepublicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' Sanders condemns his supporters' 'ugly, personal attacks' against Warren MORE (I-Vt.) and Chris Van HollenChristopher (Chris) Van HollenOvernight Energy: Senate seeks massive boost in conservation funding | White House raises objections over plan to reduce heat-trapping chemicals | Interior chief defends budget amid heated criticism Interior secretary defends budget amid heated criticism of Trump policies Bipartisan commission to make 75 recommendations to defend against cyberattacks MORE (D-Md.) on Thursday introduced legislation that takes aim at tax breaks for corporate executives' retirement plans.
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Conservative lawyer George ConwayGeorge Thomas ConwayScaramucci says 28500th Amendment should be considered to remove Trump, citing 'full-blown insanity' Trump takes aim at media after 'hereby' ordering US businesses out of China George Conway: 'I hereby order White House staff' to admit Trump to 'Walter Reed' MORE tweeted Friday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpOur justice system must reward success Former Biden economic adviser: 'I really like a lot of' Warren's tax proposals Roy Moore calls for Omar to go back from 'whence she came' MORE should be sent to Walter Reed Medical Center and his Cabinet should declare him unfit to be president after Trump tweeted directions to American companies to find an "alternative" to doing business with China.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoOn The Money: Fed officials saw rising risk of recession | Ocasio-Cortez, Cruz blast NBA for 'outrageous' response to China | Prospects dim for trade breakthrough with China Democrats plow ahead as Trump seeks to hobble impeachment effort Pompeo insists US didn't give Turkey 'green light' to invade MORE and Pope FrancisPope FrancisLouisiana GOP bring in big names to block Democratic governor Pompeo, Pope Francis urge protections of religious freedom The Hill's Morning Report — Trump takes aim at whistleblower MORE on Thursday discussed the need to protect religious freedoms for Christian minorities around the world and "in particular" in the Middle East, following a meeting at the Vatican.
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Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee ranking member Jon TesterJonathan (Jon) TesterOvernight Defense: Top diplomat changes testimony to indicate quid pro quo | Dem offers measure on Turkish human rights abuses in Syria | Warren offers plan to address veteran suicide rates Manchin says he wouldn't back Sanders against Trump in presidential race Bennet reintroduces bill to ban lawmakers from becoming lobbyists MORE (D-Mont.), and member Jerry MoranGerald (Jerry) MoranIt's time for Congress to establish a national mental health crisis number Overnight Defense: Top diplomat changes testimony to indicate quid pro quo | Dem offers measure on Turkish human rights abuses in Syria | Warren offers plan to address veteran suicide rates Senate bill takes aim at 'secret' online algorithms MORE (R-Kan.) will speak at the Washington Post Live discussion on "Veterans in America," at 8:30 a.m.
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Joe WalshJoe WalshPoll: Bill Weld leads among Trump GOP challengers with 85033 percent support Mark Sanford debates cardboard cutout of Trump to protest South Carolina canceling its GOP primary Joe Walsh: GOP is a 'cult' and Trump a 'would-be dictator' MORE (Ill.), one of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE's Republican primary challengers, says conservative lawyer and frequent Trump critic George ConwayGeorge Thomas ConwayJoe Walsh 'honored' to have George Conway as informal adviser in challenge to Trump Scaramucci says 25th Amendment should be considered to remove Trump, citing 'full-blown insanity' Trump takes aim at media after 'hereby' ordering US businesses out of China MORE is informally giving him campaign advice.
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Below, the week in 19 headlines: Monday: Trump won't commit to releasing Mueller reportDOJ reversing Obama-era positions on discrimination policiesProsecutors subpoena Trump inaugural committee, source saysPaul Manafort to be sentenced March 13Trump taps acting interior secretary to replace Zinke Tuesday: Top general says Trump did not consult him on Syria announcementTrump met with contractors Monday to discuss building border wallTrump calls for rejection of 'politics of revenge' in SOTU speechTrump announces second Kim summit will take place in Vietnam Wednesday: Pompeo says US has 'more work ahead' to defeat ISISTrump likely to attend NATO summit in London in DecemberTrump takes aim at the World Bank with Malpass pick Thursday: Ahead of annual physical, Trump has not followed doctor's ordersTrump nominates official to oversee America's spy satellitesWhite House says 'we're in a good place' on budget negotiations Friday: Whitaker testifies that he has not talked about Mueller to TrumpTrump calls out judge as he renews asylum ban orderWhite House refuses to meet Congress' deadline on Khashoggi killingVirginia Lt. Gov.
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Monday: Pick to be senior general expected to address assault allegationsTrump may bypass protocol to name acting intelligence chiefTrump's trip to Turnberry cost the State Department at least $26KJudge dodges decision for now in Trump tax caseTrump hosts African American faith leaders at the White HouseTrump pardons, commutes sentences for 7 people Tuesday: EPA reverses decision that blocked Alaska copper and gold mineJudge dismisses DNC hacking lawsuit against Trump campaignSpy chief pick claims he put terrorists in prison Wednesday: Kelly Craft confirmed to be next US ambassador to the UNRyan Zinke email use now part of Justice Department investigationTrump pick to be 2nd highest military officer approved by committeeTrump appoints Spicer to US Naval Academy board of visitorsBen Carson stands by Trump's depiction of BaltimoreMongolian President talks cashmere, horse names with TrumpTrump admin opens door to allow drug importation from Canada Thursday: Trump takes aim at cities run by Democrats in Cincinnati rallyDA subpoenas Trump Org and AMI in hush money investigationJudge won't dismiss Roger Stone caseJudge blocks NY from turning over Trump's tax infoTrump administration extends protections for Syrians living in USTrump says he will go ahead with new China tariffsJustice Dept.
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" Uri Kaufman on "Taking Photos Won't Take You Out of the Moment, Study Suggests" Seyun Kim on "Rwanda's Forever President" Emma Lee on "Trump's Contempt for Transgender Heroes" Rosemary Loer on "Skinny Women Who Eat Cheeseburgers in Magazines" Katherine Mackowiak on "Trump Takes Aim at the Press, With a Flamethrower" Sara M. on "A New Kind of Classroom: No Grades, No Failing, No Hurry" Maylin on "'It's a Slow Death': The World's Worst Humanitarian Crisis" Lauren Mei on "Google Doesn't Want What's Best for Us" Maddie Miele on "Obama's Charlottesville Response, Boosted by Nostalgia, Becomes Most-Liked Tweet Ever" Ben Nguyen onm "ESPN Pulls Announcer Robert Lee From Virginia Game Because of His Name" Carly O'Connell on "A 2:15 Alarm, 2 Trains and a Bus Get Her to Work by 7 A.M." Mackenzie Parker on "Fat Bias Starts Early and Takes a Serious Toll" Bella Privitere-Coats on "Malala Yousafzai, Shot by the Taliban, Is Going to Oxford" Margaret Rudnick on "Even With Affirmative Action, Blacks and Hispanics Are More Underrepresented at Top Colleges Than 35 Years Ago" David S. on "I'm a White Man.
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