Actually, before Gregor graduated to terrorizing the entirety of Westeros for the Lannisters as an undead zombie monster, he started out by terrorizing his own little brother.
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There's a giant freaky Godzilla / alien thing terrorizing Seoul.
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That is terrorizing people who are coming to this country.
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So just who is terrorizing whom in the U.S. today?
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It did not have the terrorizing effect the Germans hoped.
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They are accused of terrorizing minority Sunnis, which they deny.
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And those weren't the only noises terrorizing communities this year.
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Two similar crimes aimed at terrorizing Jews, two different categories.
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Russian hackers didn't just spend the last decade terrorizing Ukraine.
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Read: Clowns with Knives Are Apparently Terrorizing Kids in South Carolina
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Luthmann isn't just accused of terrorizing people physically, by the way.
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Her role in terrorizing children should make her a permanent pariah.
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Aqib Talib committed violent penalties for the sole purpose of terrorizing receivers.
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The electric vacuum cleaner has been terrorizing dogs for nearly a century.
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Fiennes's Commander is an MRA fantasy enthusiastically terrorizing the woman he owns.
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Thugocracies such as the Palestinian Authority are governed by terrorizing their citizens.
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The play makes a point of the brevity of his terrorizing reign.
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From above, the Nazis deployed coercion, terrorizing their opponents and eliminating dissent.
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Ross' role in the terrorizing of our democracy should not be ignored.
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"It hasn't been hugely sophisticated, but it's more terrorizing people," he said.
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The serial killer known as Son of Sam was terrorizing the city.
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"Vic terrorizing press-bus drivers who fell behind the motorcade," he continued.
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Terrorizing traumatized refugees with detention and home raids only exacerbates their anguish.
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They are appalling and unnecessary, occurring far too often and terrorizing communities.
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Some people see these weapons as having a purpose of terrorizing other people.
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For weeks, a wave of "creepy clowns" has been terrorizing the United States.
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Going to someone's home, breaking their door, and terrorizing their family is unacceptable.
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Because when they fragment, they disassociate, and they are unintentionally terrorizing their kids.
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Halfway around the world, meanwhile, a giant, lizard-like creature is terrorizing Seoul.
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The terrorizing of the press didn't end when Ortega reconsolidated power that summer.
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Targeting his home and terrorizing his family is an act of monstrous cowardice.
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The CJNG has spent years terrorizing people in Michoacán and in neighboring Jalisco.
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The man currently terrorizing residents of Phoenix missed his marks on July 22005.
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Carmine's teen years [were spent] terrorizing every neighborhood from Brooklyn Heights to Canarsie.
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But nothing the cable companies do is stopping the affliction terrorizing the TV industry.
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"These terrorizing acts are despicable and have no place in our country," Trump said.
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Fear, after all, is necessarily just as much about the terrified as the terrorizing.
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They countersued and said the other guy was the one who was terrorizing them.
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ISIS has shown great skill in exploiting sectarian tensions and terrorizing communities into submission.
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Invoking your Jewish grandchildren to excuse your work terrorizing other people's grandchildren is sickening.
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It is a violent, brutal gang that goes across this country terrorizing American citizens.
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It's a sheer joy terrorizing the vaguely British stereotypes of the game's storybook world.
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He switched back and forth from monster to human, terrorizing them and then apologizing.
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Politics in the Trump era is, for many, a terrorizing distraction, a daily obsession.
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Not to mention the mysterious matter of the werewolf terrorizing clients at a spa.
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Mr. Babis accused the reporters of "terrorizing" his family and aggravating his son's condition.
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John Travolta stars in this new thriller about a movie fan turned terrorizing stalker.
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I do this as well, but for shows and movies that dance the delicate line between being wholly terrorizing and just featuring a few particularly terrorizing moments, I can consume the content mostly as it was intended, with just a little skimming.
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"They don't need to be police officers terrorizing the city," she told CNN affiliate WJW.
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The outlet reported that the men began terrorizing the 10 guests, holding them at gunpoint.
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Does it matter, in terms of terrorizing the public, that nobody has been hurt yet?
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He doesn't mention safety precautions, accusations that he's terrorizing his neighborhood, or even legal concerns.
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The Islamist group al Shabaab has been terrorizing the African country of Somalia for years.
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But a day at the beach spent terrorizing swimmers with this amazing animatronic shark suit?
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They want to stop speech, stop debate, and they are terrorizing people, Trump speaking out.
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"Some people are saying stop-and-frisks are terrorizing our kids," Ms. van Doten wrote.
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Maybe it was the sheer size of the hog gang terrorizing him and his family.
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Voldemort is back on his bullshit, terrorizing London and making mincemeat of the Millennial Bridge.
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I'll be terrorizing him all night if we win, same goes for all these lads.
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That sent sprays of blood repeatedly across the school's windows, terrorizing the children sheltering inside.
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Still, it remains a regional menace, sending hit squads across Somalia and terrorizing neighboring Kenya.
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The terrorizing phone calls have targeted 54 community centers in 27 states this year alone.
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Such terrorizing phone calls have targeted 85033 community centers in 27 states this year alone.
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The group has been terrorizing Pakistan's border regions such as Balochistan by attacking unarmed civilians.
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The new charges include criminal threatening, terrorizing, criminal restraint, obstruction and criminal mischief, the source says.
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On the cover was a story about the EXTREMELY VIOLENT GANG terrorizing Suffolk County, New York.
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We are terrorizing people with a horror greater than losing your own life: losing your child.
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It is an evil-infested version of him that is currently terrorizing Twin Peaks: The Return.
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Maybe we don't have to worry about a flock of leggy, feathered predators terrorizing the foothills.
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He is sent to an asylum but escapes 15 years later to continue terrorizing his hometown.
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One hundred years before the events of the game, monsters started terrorizing the people of Victusia.
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Over the past few months, people dressed as clowns have been terrorizing folks across the world.
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But it does not justify the Sessions-Trump imagery of marauding gangsters terrorizing an entire nation.
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"These terrorizing acts are despicable and have no place in our country," Trump said in October.
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What does it mean to fight back against violent extremists whose sole purpose is terrorizing citizens?
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Residents in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, are on high alert for an tiny rodent terrorizing the neighborhood.
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He said he's convinced that this is the same crazed squirrel that is terrorizing the neighborhood.
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But at home he could break into screaming rages, terrorizing his wife with unhinged, thrashing fits.
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Because America wasn't enough, McDonald's is now terrorizing mainland China with its Mulan-era Szechuan Sauce.
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There must be real efforts to stop the flow of guns to the gangs terrorizing communities.
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They have penetrated deeply throughout the country, terrorizing police, public servants and residents to assert control.
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One of them said something about a "anti-terrorist law" because apparently we were terrorizing them.
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In Max Ernst's 1945 painting of the same title, demons overrun the canvas terrorizing the saint.
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Under the Trump administration, an ugly deportation force has been indiscriminately terrorizing immigrant and Latino communities.
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But it's time for Punxsutawney to stop terrorizing an innocent rodent, says animal-rights group PETA.
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"Syria is terrorizing hundreds of thousands of civilians," White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said Monday.
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It's a travesty that the officials sworn to protect Baltimore civilians spent their time terrorizing locals instead.
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She has received death threats and terrorizing voicemails, including one that repeated "dirty kike" for 11 seconds.
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Cobb was eventually arrested for terrorizing the citizens of Leith after he wandered the town carrying guns.
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My kids are terrorizing [me saying] that the fix is in, and, 'How could this happen, dad?
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President, HOW DARE YOU compare impeachment to lynching (the mob murdering and racist terrorizing of Black people)?
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Far from making our communities safer, these operations have the effect of terrorizing Latino and immigrant neighborhoods.
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Not only did this "training exercise" teach the wrong lesson to new staff, it was also terrorizing.
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Of course this massive, world-conquering superorganism was bigger than one stray demo-dog terrorizing some tweens.
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Krasinski revealed on Jimmy Kimmel Live that he was also one of the monsters terrorizing the family.
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Within them, some say, lurks the Jersey Devil, which has been terrorizing locals for nearly 300 years.
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Mads, Ulrich's younger brother, disappears from his home, splitting the family in half and terrorizing the town.
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An 8-foot-long poisonous snouted cobra has been terrorizing an apartment building in Pretoria, South Africa.
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I just want the person who has been terrorizing them for all of high school to stop.
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Al-Shabaab is the Islamist extremist group that has been terrorizing Somalia and neighboring nations for years.
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There, he was broken by their gay conversion "therapy" and has now turned to terrorizing his son.
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After terrorizing some party goers, he shot and killed Thomas Bowman and took Mr. Bowman's roommate hostage.
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Either the leaders of corporate America and academia want to be associated with terrorizing toddlers, or not.
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" He called Russian policy in Idlib "totally evil", saying its main focus is "attacking and terrorizing civilians.
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Now we rely on transgender people to remind us of our longstanding function of terrorizing the mainstream.
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It is terrorizing thousands of Texans and submerged large parts of the nation's fourth-largest city, Houston.
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His fruit vape ban was WAY more impactful … terrorizing mango Juul fiends all across our great nation.
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Trump's idea of "helping" #CA is terrorizing & tearing families apart — we sure as hell don't need that.
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The gangs and cartels and criminal syndicates terrorizing our people will be stripped apart one by one.
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She didn't even want to go to the park for her favorite activity, terrorizing well-behaved dogs.
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There is violence right now and it is horrifying and it is terrifying and it is terrorizing.
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Instead, she insists on taking the wheel, terrorizing Paisley with doughnuts, fishtails and other thrill-seeking moves.
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Some have insisted that Nazi rallies are inherently threatening to public safety and terrorizing to various groups.
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Such restrictions are intended to prevent just the sort of encounters that are now terrorizing the settlement.
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Mr. President, HOW DARE YOU compare impeachment to lynching (the mob murdering and racist terrorizing of Black people)?
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You can teach Cozmo new faces, which involves staring at the robot until it memorizes your terrorizing visage.
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Frank Griffin (Jeff Daniels) is terrorizing the midwest after his pseudo-son Roy Goode (Jack O'Connell) deserts him.
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Disney has been delicately terrorizing children for generations, and in that regard, The Jungle Book is a masterclass.
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The RSF, presumably prompted by the military to disperse the demonstrators, stormed the site, shooting, terrorizing, and torturing.
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Dozens, if not hundreds, of black vultures are terrorizing homes in a luxurious neighborhood in West Palm Beach.
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The Congo has been in chaos for years with armed groups terrorizing the countryside and battling the government.
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Two months later, an attacker started terrorizing Santa Barbara County, California -- more than 300 miles south of Sacramento.
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Boko Haram, the Islamist extremist group terrorizing this part of the world, is on the hunt — for food.
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Arpaio neglected to investigate violent crimes against Latinos and instead spent his resources rounding up and terrorizing immigrants.
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Hope was spoiled rotten when she was competing and is still spoiled, terrorizing her patient father (Gary Cole).
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"These terrorizing acts are despicable and have no place in our country," he said, speaking from prepared remarks.
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There are reports of illegal detention and torture of teenagers, of night raids terrorizing families, sparing no one.
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That's when a serial attacker began terrorizing Santa Barbara County, California -- more than 300 miles south of Sacramento.
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The nifty independent "Colossal," which features a Godzilla-like creature terrorizing Seoul, South Korea, is still in theaters.
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I live here, I have my life, but we are part of the terrorizing, the killing of people.
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Somali officials blamed the Shabab militant group, which has been terrorizing the country for years, for the blast.
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He's such a terrorizing and intimidating vocalist that it's a dream come true to have him on board.
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Then a giant lizard-like monster starts terrorizing Seoul, and Gloria accidentally discovers the monster is mirroring her movements.
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And these white supremacists have been terrorizing Muslims (and other racial minorities) through mosque vandalization, assault, and even murder.
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These terrorizing acts are despicable, and anyone responsible will be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law.
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The Kincade Fire is now sending smoke into communities that have suffered before from the terrorizing force of wildfires.
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Meanwhile, C.C., the villain of the pimps, spends his days both terrorizing and protecting new girl Lori (Emily Meade).
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Afonso de Albuquerque died 500 years ago, after spending a dozen years terrorizing coastal cities from Yemen to Malaysia.
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Do you think it's more terrorizing to have something that steals your memories, or to have it happen naturally?
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The trailer follows the doll as it goes on a rampage, terrorizing his family and people across the city.
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My boyfriend, B., and I awake to the sounds of her climbing the curtains and terrorizing our older cat.
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The rich are richer over there since there's no labor cost, and things get done by just terrorizing people.
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But the specter of killer clowns terrorizing neighborhoods all over the country—across the globe, even—is decidedly unfunny.
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Still, she said, it could be worse: "Better than going in the street terrorizing people dressed as a clown."
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Outside the ring, he made a hobby of terrorizing the weaker boys, the boys without friends, the weepy ones.
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"The Next" is most successful when it's at its most fiendish, with Jo gleefully terrorizing Ned throughout New York.
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He spends the season terrorizing New York City, obsessing over Jessica, the people closest to her, and her powers.
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"These terrorizing acts are despicable and have no place in our country," President Trump said, hours after the arrest.
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"These terrorizing acts are despicable," the White House announced on Wednesday in response to the spate of bomb threats.
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My use of the term "towerizing" is not meant to be confused in any way with terrorizing, of course.
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A 282-magnitude aftershock came on the 228th day since tremors large and small began terrorizing southern Puerto Rico.
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Uncovering the truth behind the supernatural plague terrorizing the city of Oakmont, Massachusetts, you play as a private investigator.
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Where some described a bully terrorizing two children and a jealous father protecting his daughter, others saw different dramas.
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The government's fear campaign spreads far beyond the accused officers, terrorizing family members, legal representatives, associates and entire communities.
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This week in yikes: A former Waymo contractor is arrested for terrorizing the company's self-driving cars in Arizona.
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These days, when we speak of white supremacy we are talking about more than hooded thugs terrorizing black America.
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The legend of Genghis Khan has echoed throughout history: A barbarian conqueror, fueled by bloodlust, terrorizing the civilized world.
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The government's fear campaign spreads far beyond the accused officers, terrorizing family members, legal representatives, associates and entire communities.
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And the cowardice of terrorizing a small, defenseless animal contrasts starkly with the unstinting courage Christians revere in Jesus.
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Naturally Michael turns to terrorizing a local hospital (shockingly empty on Halloween), where Laurie finally gets a love interest!
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" He also issued a special video message in February, on the 40th anniversary of the founding of the Islamic Republic, in which he told Iran's leader that "you are responsible for terrorizing your own people and terrorizing the world as a whole, I don't think you'll have many more anniversaries left to enjoy.
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Sam could have been captured by Baron Von Triumph (mild mannered Matthew Broderick), the motorcycle-driving cannibal terrorizing Daybreak's teens.
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So, how to know when your Halloween decorations have crossed the line from scary-safe into something closer to terrorizing?
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Lots of people reached out to La'Kysha to tell her that the racists terrorizing her family don't represent the country.
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The only mystery more intriguing than who's terrorizing Riverdale is the one surrounding Cole Sprouse and Lili Reinhart's relationship status.
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An Islamist militant group called the Allied Defence Force (ADF) is fighting the army for territory and terrorizing the population.
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"The Egyptian regime now is the biggest aide of terrorist organizations through oppressing and terrorizing youth inside prisons," Youssef said.
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How do you grapple with the existential dilemma that comes with realizing the beast terrorizing humanity was us all along?
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It's just sad that people are terrorizing people in any form, but the fact that they're choosing clowns is bad.
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The equally frightened girl onscreen takes a sinister phone call from the slasher who is terrorizing an otherwise bucolic town.
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A few minutes later, a man in a gorilla suit was terrorizing Ruth Gordon, but Mr. Locascio did not notice.
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Hands and tongues smeared with threatening, sanctioning and terrorizing the #Iranian nation, are not entitled to dishonor the ancient #Persian_language.
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Islamist militants, some allied with the Islamic State, have carried out attacks in several countries, terrorizing populations and undermining governments.
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"Just the mere fact of threatening to destroy historical and cultural sites of people is terrorizing in itself," she says.
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The winter storm terrorizing the Northeast now already pounded the Upper Midwest with heavy snow, the National Weather Service said.
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Its multi-layered storyline was destined to tease the squeamish: The narrative played with horror movie tropes, framing a vintage movie about a teenage were-person (Jackson) unexpectedly terrorizing his date (model Ola Ray), within a modern story about a teenage zombie also terrorizing his date — along with a grave-fresh dancing zombie uprising.
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He uses his newfound powers to fight the gangs terrorizing his city, and, like any good superhero, does so in secret.
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Rollins' character has coveted knowledge about a fallen angel terrorizing the area and is visibly shaken and terrified throughout the movie.
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"It's proof that he has been terrorizing me after his threats to me the prior year," she wrote in an email.
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These ecosystems are poorly studied, so who knows how many other fish lion fish are terrorizing that we don't know about.
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This, of course, will leave the enormous Arctic predators with one option: terrorizing the very scientists who want to save them.
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Yet other than terrorizing immigrant communities and profiling Latinos, with his actions Arpaio did little to make his community any safer.
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"These terrorizing acts are despicable, and anyone responsible will be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law," she said.
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Chief: 'Someone is terrorizing the neighborhood' Despite the suspected connection, police have refrained from directly calling the suspect a serial killer.
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Thirty to 50 unkillable feral hogs may or may not be terrorizing one Arkansas man's backyard, but they've definitely infiltrated Twitter.
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"If you're terrorizing a police officer because they're wearing a uniform, you should be charged with a hate crime," Louisiana Rep.
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The man suspected of terrorizing Austin with serial bombs for the past few weeks blew himself up Wednesday morning, officials said.
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Now that the Red Sox have won the World Series, the curse is broken and the monster is free, terrorizing Boston.
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This is all about raw political survival: terrorizing those whom his supporters hate, so that he remains the one they love.
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According to Ms. Elting, Mr. Shawe showed a pattern of terrorizing behavior toward the man she eventually married, the court said.
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Reproducing and repurposing brutal visuals carries the risk of desensitizing, and further reinforcing the terrorizing normalization of what shouldn't be mundane.
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And it's the same truth that has been terrorizing us all along: Donald Trump's dirtbag machinations are driven by insane vanity.
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"Revoke termination, stop terrorizing CX staff," proclaimed a black banner in English at the protest site where at least 2,000 gathered.
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That we are done with white supremacists, domestic terrorist, who terrorizing in our country and fighting against everything America stands for.
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In 2014, when Islamist militias were terrorizing the city, he vowed to declare military rule and rid the country of Islamists.
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Over the next decade, WWF received various complaints from other NGOs claiming that eco-guards were terrorizing indigenous people in Cameroon.
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"These are the same raids that are terrorizing our entire community," said Deyanira Aldana, one of the speakers at the rally.
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He instantly pivoted to condemning "these terrorizing acts" before cameras at the White House, praising the speedy work of law enforcement.
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This is a dig at Fox News CEO Roger Ailes and his organization's recent statement accusing Trump's camp of terrorizing Kelly.
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And Mateen terrorizing a nightclub that he used to frequent suggests underlying motives that have nothing to do with radical Islam.
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Former slaves pictured a different beast: Their Republican Party was a war elephant, protecting them from the guerrilla campaign terrorizing black voters.
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So, too, is the work of Bruno Bettelheim, the famed child psychologist who was posthumously accused of physically and emotionally terrorizing students.
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On the one hand, there was this Zika virus, out in the world, terrorizing the hemisphere, putting the White House on alert.
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Here, Paulina (MaameYaa Boafo) is the most popular girl at her boarding school in Ghana, terrorizing her legion of followers into submission.
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And the story of the couple terrorizing Schroeder's neighbors with a creepy clown and too many flashing lights is worth a listen.
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And actually, we had mostly non-Native, Caucasian men coming onto the reservations and terrorizing the women sexually and with domestic violence.
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It was (and still is) about the phenomenon of weaponized nerds, radicalized young men (primarily white and western) terrorizing women over games.
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For the past several months, creepy clowns have been terrorizing America, with sightings of actual clowns in at least ten different states.
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Now, we've learned the request was GRANTED after Charvet painted a very frightening picture of how Jones has been terrorizing him privately.
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Police are searching for a mysterious female jogger who has been terrorizing a Colorado Springs neighborhood with heinous public poops, KKTV reports.
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" It's a particularly nihilistic quip from Rowling's world, especially once it's followed a moment later with "Magical beasts are terrorizing No-Majs.
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Addie, the new high school bully we met earlier this season, is now the one terrorizing all of the students and teachers.
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He and his gang are terrorizing an American town, which has the bad fortune of being next to a mine he's plundering.
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All of this played out rather quickly, so — thankfully — there are no videos of an orangutan running amok and terrorizing zoo attendees.
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This all matters because the gang really is terrorizing a portion of the population: young Latino immigrants in a few specific communities.
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The jihadists bent on terrorizing us have some obvious commonalities that the political and cultural establishment has continually enjoined us to ignore.
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Meanwhile, ISIS in its rise in 2014 conquered a vast portion of the Middle East, while massacring innocent people and terrorizing communities.
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Emilia Clarke isn't just striking fear into the hearts of the Dothraki on Game of Thrones, she's also terrorizing them on set.
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Most of us can remember at least one hellion terrorizing the playground with his Power Ranger or Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle moves.
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In recent years, the unpredictability of terrorizing events has kept Americans on alert, wary of threats to their safety and well-being.
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"What ISIS understands, more than al-Qaeda before, is that even fairly limited acts of violence can be very terrorizing," Neumann explains.
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If the cadets are gesturing like Nazis -- glorifying their obedience to a "hard-ass" leader, who exactly are they all collectively terrorizing?
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A giant, lizardlike creature — a kaiju, if you insist — is terrorizing Seoul, halfway around the world from wherever Oscar and Gloria are.
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I have helped this economy like you wouldn't believe, and it's terrorizing to see that nothing will make a change for him.
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Part mosquito fogger, part leaf blower, this all-in-one sprayer lets you clean up your yard while simultaneously terrorizing drivers passing by.
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Screenshot: YouTubeAdvertising for The Nun, an upcoming horror film centered around the inexplicable suicide of a nun in 1950s Romania, is predictably terrorizing.
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" Hulu's other series, "Helstrom," is about Daimon and Ana Helstrom, the children of Satan as they "track down the terrorizing worst of humanity.
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How a federal agent got away with terrorizing his Brazilian ex-girlfriend — even as she repeatedly begged the US government to stop him.
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For a cool $6,099, you can buy a full mobility platform that turns this cute little robot into the ultimate cat-terrorizing device.
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Besides that, the company also started threatening the community, poisoning the crops, and there were hit men working for the company terrorizing people.
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I relate to the Ringer confessional in which the author describes reading descriptions of terrorizing films on Wikipedia rather than actually watching them.
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Adding to their trouble is a new masked villain who will be terrorizing the clan and uniting the family to save the world.
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To refresh, one of this year's most terrifying trends arose in August, when people dressed as clowns began terrorizing folks across the world.
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The New York Times finds an Arizona couple that dedicates serious time to terrorizing the Waymo self-driving vehicles testing in their neighborhood.
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Although the Sheikah managed to seal Ganon away, they were banished from Hyrule for leading to the army of enemies terrorizing the land.
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Gloria soon realizes that she is inadvertently controlling the movements of a daikaiju (enormous monster) terrorizing Seoul at 8:05 A.M. each morning.
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Paddock's alleged actions are no less terrorizing than those of a "terrorist," and likely more so when simply looking at the casualty count.
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Through the years that Boko Haram has been terrorizing Nigeria and its neighboring countries, militants have killed many children in attacks on schools.
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Some of the most gruesome episodes of the Darfur conflict over the past years were committed by Arab militias terrorizing non-Arab communities.
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"I strongly support the Second Amendment, but we must prevent mentally unstable people from terrorizing our communities with military-style weapons," he said.
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Mugabe has spent almost four decades pillaging, traumatizing and terrorizing his own people because he is an evil man, and because he could.
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Within less than a half hour, Squall and his party are fighting off a giant gargoyle that's been terrorizing the official radio tower.
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Keep in mind that ISIS terrorists are still terrorizing Syrians, and that Turkey is intent on obliterating Kurds domestically and in nearby Syria.
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In recent months, the Nigerian military has made great headway in its war against Boko Haram, the radical Islamist militants terrorizing northeast Nigeria.
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" Speaking at the White House Friday afternoon, President Donald Trump congratulated law enforcement on the arrest and denounced what he called "terrorizing acts.
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The United States started a maximum pressure campaign, terrorizing the Iranian people, making it difficult for Iranians to even get food and medicine.
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Young men armed with knives and Kalashnikov rifles sped around Kabul, firing into the air and terrorizing residents, who mostly stayed indoors. Sept.
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"These terrorizing acts are despicable and have no place in our country," Trump said at a White House event for young black conservatives.
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"These terrorizing acts are despicable, and anyone responsible will be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law," she said in a statement.
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With a mutual love of outrageous fashion and terrorizing children, Pennywise and the Babadook are the queer power couple you didn't know you needed.
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Her dad found out about some pretty unseemly behavior involving the Princess organizing orgies, frequenting whore houses, and terrorizing a person with intellectual disabilities.
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Monday night's "Silver Smile" shockingly gave us some concrete possible clues about the identity of the serial killer currently terrorizing Gilded Age New York.
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If you really look at the "Darkside" evidence, it becomes pretty plausible there are actually two stalkers running around Riverdale High School terrorizing Josie.
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Well, the Klan was about terrorizing people—in particular blacks, but later Jews, Catholics and then whatever minority group that came across their path.
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Still, people can't seem to stop terrorizing them, from berating them online to butchering animals in front of them just to piss them off.
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"It&aposs simple: They see the U.S. terrorizing Muslims left and right for the last 27 years, hundreds of thousands of them," Mohammed said.
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In a clip on Youtube, Naik says that if Osama bin Laden "is terrorizing America the terrorist, the biggest terrorist, I am with him".
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Just two months before The Notebook hit theaters, she won critical praise for terrorizing North Shore High School as Regina George in Mean Girls.
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Cobb served four years of probation for "terrorizing residents of Leith" and now resides in a different North Dakota town, reported KFGO in Fargo.
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Red-faced rhesus macaques have spread havoc, snatching food and mobile telephones, breaking into homes and terrorizing people in and around the Indian capital.
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But Joseph Petrosino, one of the first Italian American detectives in the NYPD, eventually mounted a personal crusade against the group terrorizing his people.
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The police have released photos of the two suspects, both of whom are still on the loose and, apparently, still terrorizing Chinese delivery guys.
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The extended exhibit is a recreation of the Ghostbusters set, peopled by spooky tech tricks such as a Slimer hologram terrorizing an elevator bank.
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Davis listens, despite knowing the vile and violent history of the Klan and its penchant for hanging, raping and terrorizing black people in America.
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Witnesses say the police went house to house in Mathare, where Mr. Odinga enjoyed strong support, smashing in doors and terrorizing anyone they found.
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"Revoke termination, stop terrorizing CX staff," proclaimed a black banner in English at the protest site where at least 1,000 gathered before offices closed.
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Now, to satisfy a presidential campaign promise playing to America's worst fears, we are terrorizing these contributors to our economy and breaking up families.
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Then Mary Ellen's friend Daniela (Katie Sarife) drops by, pokes around the artifacts room and unlocks the glass case, unleashing the doll's terrorizing spirit.
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"These terrorizing acts are despicable, and anyone responsible will be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law," Sanders said in a statement.
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Brooklyn neighborhoods are dealing with raccoon squads (some with more than 12 furry members) terrorizing their yards and sidewalks, according to The New York Times.
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It also seems to be a lot safer than the one Harry and friends took, as there are guaranteed to be no dementors terrorizing passengers.
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"I feel like they're trying to make my family look bad on top of already terrorizing us and hurting us already physically, mentally," he said.
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Perez, 45, was arrested in June 2018 on suspicion of terrorizing someone and causing fear at the US Marine Corps recruiting office in Valencia, California.
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The NES game sends him after the nefarious crime lord Steelbeak and his six henchman, all of whom are terrorizing different parts of the city.
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SoftBank is both loathed and terrorizing but also an opportunity for a lot of venture capitalists because they can mark up companies in your portfolio.
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A 58-year-old man in Florida was arrested after allegedly terrorizing his Iraqi neighbors in an effort to get them to leave, officials said.
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He said pro-government "Resistance Forces" had no tanks in Taiz, adding that it was the Houthis who were besieging the city and terrorizing civilians.
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NISS warned in a statement that it had detected "negative developments" toward vandalism, theft and terrorizing innocent people and said it was ready to act.
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Look closer, though, and there is a mess of rats clustered in the center, terrorizing the occupants, and even colonizing some of their sleeping spaces.
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More alarming is the request of massive funds to create the president's deportation force; a force which is already terrorizing immigrant communities across the country.
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Kristine Barnett alleges that after the adoption, Natalia began terrorizing the family, and it became clear to her that the girl was not a child.
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Acknowledging that the Taliban had retaken territory and were terrorizing the population, Mr. Obama said he was again adjusting his plan to withdraw American forces.
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Steven Spielberg's thriller about a shark terrorizing a New England beach resort town, with its minimal score by John Williams, is the quintessential summer blockbuster.
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They spend the rest of the night in fear as the Goatman slowly infiltrates the group, terrorizing the teens into a frenzied state of paranoia.
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When he goes missing, McCoy treks up to Canada where he discovers that the guy has gone fully feral and is terrorizing a fishing village.
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It looks like that school superintendent who got caught dropping deuces on a high school track isn't the only guy terrorizing New Jersey with turds.
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After terrorizing his hostages for about 40 minutes, the Chicago Tribune reported that the man had shot and killed everyone in the store with a .
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The Halloween franchise and its resident boogeyman return this fall with Halloween, which sees serial slasher Myers escaped from prison and terrorizing victims once again.
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Natural Born Killers: Italy's 'Baby Gangs' Blast Through Roberto Saviano's Debut Novel "The Piranhas" follows a group of teenage thugs terrorizing the streets of Naples.
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The group has been terrorizing the region for so long that Boko Haram itself is now suffering from a food crisis that it largely created.
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The fighters hold the line in the war's toughest spots, but officials say their brutal tactics are terrorizing the public and undermining the U.S. mission.
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His favorite accessory is an electric cattle prod, a detail that links him to the Southern sheriffs occasionally shown terrorizing civil rights demonstrators on television.
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So the Trump administration has been terrorizing families and children, abandoning all norms of human decency, in response to a crisis that doesn't even exist.
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Or, rather, she picks up a curse that comes in the form of La Llorona (Marisol Ramirez), a weeping woman who starts terrorizing the family.
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Despite UN sanctions, cash from Chinese businesses flowed to the authoritarian North Korean regime, keeping it afloat, and allowing it to continue terrorizing its citizenry.
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Anne Hathaway leads as a down on her luck writer who discovers she has the ability to control a gigantic monster terrorizing Seoul, South Korea.
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It came as investigators who have pursued a suspected serial bomber terrorizing Austin for weeks uncovered what seemed like valuable new leads in the case.
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Sam Setzer filed for a restraining order against Rosa, and in the docs he says she's been terrorizing him ever since their March 19 breakup.
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Kylo Ren is alive and angry, and the First Order, despite a crushing defeat at the end of The Force Awakens, is still terrorizing the galaxy.
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VICE called up Grann to talk about this often-overlooked chapter in America's lengthy history of terrorizing Native peoples and how the feds finally got involved.
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Reporter Daniel Wagner exposed how the DEA agent got away with terrorizing his ex-girlfriend, even as she repeatedly begged the US government to stop him.
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It's nice to have a bunch of black cops, but if you got a bunch of black cops who are terrorizing the community, that's not good.
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McKinnon gave us nightmares and cracked us up when she brought to life "Kellywise," a combination of Stephen King's terrorizing clown and the presidential counselor. 3.
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Blair, who once portrayed a very straight-laced law student in Legally Blonde, now finds herself as the lunatic terrorizing others with a sharp kitchen knife.
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The Taliban had overrun her home town of Mingora, terrorizing residents, threatening to blow up girls' schools, ordering teachers and students into the all-encompassing burqas.
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Rhesus macaques have also spread havoc in New Delhi, snatching food and mobile telephones, breaking into homes and terrorizing people in and around the Indian capital.
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Now we look at more varied sources, like accounts of drunken GIs terrorizing Italian towns, Japanese internment, segregated military forces, or the mass bombing of civilians.
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Aside from terrorizing the people and the sovereign government of Mexico, these cartels make billions of dollars trafficking human beings and drugs into the United States.
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The FARC eventually turned to the profitable cocaine trade to finance its insurgency, while shaking down rural people and terrorizing city dwellers with kidnappings and killings.
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Pennywise will once again be terrorizing Derry on the big screen when the "It Chapter 2" movie opens in cinemas across the nation on Sept. 6.
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" Speaking at the White House, Trump described the bomb scare as a series of "terrorizing acts" that are "despicable and have no place in our country.
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"Perpetrators terrorizing Jewish communities across the country—and here in New York—should not be allowed to hide in the shadows," Schumer said in a statement.
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No. In fact, the invasive alien that is currently terrorizing European marine life is coming from this very galaxy—from America, specifically—and in lobster form.
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That tactic, in addition to terrorizing the population, aims to make it harder for the United States-led coalition to carry out airstrikes without harming civilians.
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In December, she wrote a six-issue biweekly series, Black Panther: Long Live the King, with artwork by André Lima Araújo, about a monster terrorizing Wakanda.
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And USAReally's website deploys the same divisive content Russian trolls circulated then, down to their conspiratorial tone and telltale grammatical errors ("Rabid Squirrels Is Terrorizing Florida").
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ISIS , which wasn't a party to the talks, introduced a new dimension of unpredictability and cruelty to the violence, terrorizing Kabul and Jalalabad with suicide bombings.
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Mark Anthony Conditt, 23, planted a series of explosive devices in the state capital, killing two people and terrorizing the city for 19 days this month.
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The squirrel terrorizing passers-by near the park entrance at Parkside and Ocean Avenues appeared to do so unprovoked, scampering up people like trees to attack.
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"How dare she say we are terrorizing communities," Homan said, arguing that it's the immigrants in country illegally that ICE arrested who are posing the threat.
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A Washington Post investigation found, for example, that police in Washington, DC, frequently raid the wrong homes on bad, little, or no evidence, terrorizing innocent people.
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If Sanders can't be president, he'd surely enjoy the opportunity to offer a platform to proponents of expanding Social Security and terrorizing the health care industry.
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Instead it has spent the last three years terrorizing Ukraine, the country with which Russia has been at war since it invaded the Crimean Peninsula in 2014.
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I mean, just a few weeks ago, the Argentineans had to pull out of a soccer match in Jerusalem because the BDS movement ended up terrorizing them.
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Authorities are sifting through evidence at a fifth crime scene in less than a month that police believe are connected to a serial bomber terrorizing Austin, Texas.
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Jake made headlines last year when the neighbors of the Team 10 house complained about him terrorizing the neighborhood with stunts like lighting his pool on fire.
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"Family values," the vilification of Planned Parenthood's work, terrorizing of the clinic staff, and radical de-funding (in the name of "saving" us) has seen to that.
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Black Mirror can only play so many variations on its terrorizing theme before it falls into the Chicken Little trap of becoming repetitive, reactionary, or worse, boring.
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Khan was known to participate in attacks against US and coalition forces, with his leadership in ISIS resulting in terrorizing Afghans in the Nangarhar province of Afghanistan.
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She knows that the "research" her fans are doing is being done is an extremely cruel way towards me, and is basically thanking them for terrorizing me.
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Meanwhile, Russian thug-fans are currently terrorizing the Euro 22022 soccer tournament in France with violence and mayhem — behavior that experts link to the Kremlin's foreign policy.
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Inspectors contracted by the bank staked out the home, banged on the doors and tailed the family in cars, terrorizing them to keep tabs on the property.
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There are some abominable clunkers in the shark movie canon, but any film that can get away from the tired cliche of monster-terrorizing-boat deserves praise.
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Smollett sent a city into crisis and caused the Chicago Police Department to direct huge resources into the search for racist, homophobic Trump supporters terrorizing innocent citizens.
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The Panthers running back has averaged more than 200 total yards over his past three games, helping Carolina to a 3-2 record and terrorizing opposing defenses.
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"Fortnite" creator Epic Games has unleashed a slew of changes to weaken the B.R.U.T.E., a giant robot suit that has been terrorizing the game's battle royale mode.
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His French passport and his background in information technology made him an ideal recruit for a rapidly expanding group within ISIS that was dedicated to terrorizing Europe.
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A few days before she was murdered, she accused the 41st Military Police, the city's deadliest unit, of terrorizing and harassing the residents of the Acari favela.
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At the State Library of Victoria, where he's silently terrorizing visitors with his presence, you can use an app to see x-ray details of his innards.
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"To those places where Donald Trump has been terrorizing and terrifying and demeaning our fellow Americans, that's where you will find me in this campaign," O'Rourke said.
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Sometimes, there's nothing scarier than something that can't be explained, and that's at the heart of what's terrorizing a rural Pennsylvania town in this 1958 horror film.
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The town residents were under constant — and seemingly pointless — bombardment, and Andrei was apparently determined to figure out who was responsible for destroying houses and terrorizing civilians.
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And so she does, terrorizing the youngsters in cheekily effective scenes while their host hovers ineffectually on the fringes and his wife cowers behind her bed curtains.
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Yanko muses over the deeper meaning of a blazing flames when the The Morning Show crew relocates to Malibu to cover the wildfires terrorizing the beachside community.
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Creepy-ass clowns have reportedly been terrorizing people up and down the southern United States—first in South Carolina, then in North Carolina, and again in Georgia.
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None of the women had a gun upon arrest, but one was on probation—it turns out terrorizing a chain restaurant is a parole violation, who knew?
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A new trailer for the fourth installment of the Skarknado series has been released, and a whole new school of sharks is terrorizing the people of Las Vegas.
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He was the grinning, sociopathic "Curly Bill," terrorizing the citizens of 1993's Tombstone, and the lawman's old friend turned bloodthirsty drug trafficker in 1987's Extreme Prejudice.
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Lemmysuchus, or "Lemmy's crocodile," was as brutal as its name suggests, terrorizing the waters around modern-day Britain and France 164 million years ago, in the Middle Jurassic.
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Lonzo Ball floats around the court with transcendent selflessness, and it's scary to picture a Josh Jackson/Jaylen Brown tandem terrorizing opposing wings for the next ten years.
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In the film, a gang of ridiculously brave pre-teens face off against a demonic spirit terrorizing the children of Derry, Maine in the form of a clown.
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At the time, Vanity Fair accused the 27-year-old of "terrorizing" the festival and offered some humorous "pro tips" on how he could better impersonate a celeb.
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Within my 20 or so hours, I've encountered a sickness terrorizing the land, magical deceivers, and dark truths buried (literally) beneath a civilization that dares not face them.
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Was Sheela simply defending her people from a community hellbent on driving Rajneeshpuram out, or was she truly terrorizing Antelope, as many residents claimed within Wild, Wild Country?
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Yusuf Abdi Ali served as a commander in the Barre regime and is accused of terrorizing the Isaaq people, torturing clan members, burning villages and conducting mass executions.
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There are endless ways to keep yourself occupied on a quick flight that don't involve a phone or result in terrorizing the rest of the passengers and crew.
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Breslin took his column to the Daily News in 1976 just as a random killer who came to be known as "Son of Sam" was terrorizing the city.
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But now some beachgoers in France have yet another thing to worry about—an incredibly lonely and horny dolphin who's been terrorizing innocent tourists at a local bay.
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Twenty-five individuals and groups have been named as defendants for allegedly terrorizing the residents of the city, including alleged white nationalist ringleaders Jason Kessler and Richard Spencer.
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"The shedding of blood, the violation of the sacred houses of God and the terrorizing of worshippers are acts of corruption on the earth," Ahmed El-Tayyeb said.
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Abusive "conversion therapy" is still legal in 39 states and widely practiced among some communities, exploiting and terrorizing an unknown number of gay and transgender children every year.
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" In a separate statement, State Department spokeswoman Heather Nuaert said that the "days of ISIS controlling territory and terrorizing the people of Syria are coming to an end.
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For nearly two decades, MS-213, a gang with roots in Los Angeles and El Salvador, has been terrorizing the town, the authorities say, especially its young people.
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Last week, at least eight different towns in North Carolina reported seeing creepy clowns near wooded areas, suggesting that an evil-clown syndicate had begun terrorizing both Carolinas.
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On Saturday, the Taliban attacked a packed hotel in Kabul, killing at least 22 people and terrorizing much of the Afghan capital during nearly 15 hours of fighting.
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The story revolves around an ancient curse being reawakened and now terrorizing their small UK town, which is inspired by the game's artist Rex Crowle's hometown of Cornwall.
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SRINAGAR, Kashmir — Militants are terrorizing civilians in the fractious Kashmir Valley, hoping to bring life there to a halt in protest of India's dramatic reorganizing of the region.
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Three package bombs were left on the victims' front porches or in their yards in east Austin homes over the course of 10 days, terrorizing the Texas capital.
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If you've played on a soccer field or strolled past a golf course in the United States, you've doubtless seen gaggles of Canada geese terrorizing those public spaces.
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Over the past few months the creepy-looking, costume-wearing characters have been spotted throughout the United States, and more recently, terrorizing children across the pond in north England.
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Mom and Dad can spin and twist and do the paso doble like nobody's business, but can they make it through one measly Lamaze class without terrorizing the teacher?
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We broke the story ... 2 armed men got inside the home and started terrorizing Elisa's friends, holding them at gunpoint and making off with a Rolex, cash and electronics.
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The Presidential Council said a minority led by the Tripoli-based prime minister was "terrorizing the safe population of Tripoli and obstructing the unity government by closing the airspace".
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And Cobb — who was, in 2013, charged with terrorizing people while trying to create an all-white enclave in North Dakota — reacted like a sore loser in the schoolyard.
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They range from spending the night in a White House bathroom to terrorizing his roommates in the California mansion that serves as the reality show setting to his vlogs.
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The fairly simple story of a shark terrorizing a beach community, the movie became the highest-grossing movie of its time—until "Star Wars" came along two years later.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNThere May Be a New Bling Ring Terrorizing CelebsIggy Azalea Publicly Dumps Nick YoungCalvin Harris Takes a Stand Against Taylor SwiftMariah & Nick's Divorce Takes an Odd Twist
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In September, John and Catherine Wood's son—referred to as C.W. in the complaint—apparently heard from friends about the hoards of clowns that were allegedly terrorizing Southern neighborhoods.
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As previously mentioned, the unknown mass murderer terrorizing New York is targeting young boys who dress as little girls, and the criminal has a gory flair for the dramatic.
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It is my sincere hope that the show doesn't drag this storyline out into a long terrorizing of her, and that they give Wilson a storyline that is empowering.
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The lead guitar and vocals were provided by Yvonne Wilczynska, a robed Polish wraith who likes to drink blood while releasing her terrorizing black metal upon an unsuspecting crowd.
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And his fascination with Bruce creates an interesting dynamic; Bruce needs help to get out and get back to work stopping the Children of Arkham from terrorizing the city.
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From South Asia to Southern Florida, extreme weather is terrorizing communities, wreaking havoc on infrastructure, killing thousands, dislocating millions, and quickly adding to the rising number of climate refugees.
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O'Rourke sought to relaunch his campaign Thursday with a speech that described gun violence and racism as existential threats to the U.S. and accused Trump of terrorizing immigrant communities.
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The creators of "Fortnite" have responded to the pleas of hundreds of players by lowering the firepower of a giant robot that has been terrorizing the game for weeks.
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Veena Sud: "The Killing" showrunner is the creator, writer and director of the ride-share thriller "The Stranger," starring Dane DeHaan as a sociopath terrorizing his driver Maika Monroe.
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Who is the hooligan terrorizing the hospital with malignant messages, spray-painting them on walls, blow-torching them into crockery and even carving them into corpses with a scalpel?
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Up to that point in a two-week investigation, officials had never laid eyes on the man they believed was responsible for terrorizing the Texas capital since March 235.
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Chubb doesn't necessarily fill a need, but the prospect of he and Von Miller terrorizing quarterbacks makes the team's struggles on offense at least somewhat less of an issue.
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Peak stupid Adam Sandler terrorizing a stodgy golf community in a hockey jersey has never been more satisfying than in the years of our elitist, golf course-owning president.
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Gotham Central examines how a police precinct works in Gotham with the weird rogues gallery of Batman terrorizing the city and, of course, Batman's own involvement in fighting crime.
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Through another lens, Ernest would be your classic villain, a disquieted soul bent on terrorizing an innocent family until he receives retribution for the injustices of his past life.
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Courtney Love and Sam Lutfi's campaign of terrorizing Frances Bean Cobain's ex-husband extended to an innocent woman caught in the crossfire ... according to the lawsuit the woman just filed.
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After a disastrous first year defined by scandal and Resistance, Donald Trump has achieved little besides installing judges, gutting federal regulations, and terrorizing people of color and the LGBTQ community.
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The show will see the two "track down the terrorizing worst of humanity," in what one can only assume will be a fairly dark spin on the usual superhero story.
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If one only takes the story at face value, the idea of one's best friend turning into a terrorizing flesh-eating succubus that targets high school boys feels fairly unrelatable.
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Photo: GettyThe growing reality for social networks is that they will perpetually be exploited in new and terrorizing ways and there may not be a sweeping solution for bad actors.
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The father of the 16-year-old who killed two of his classmates in a terrorizing school shooting was an avid hunter who had no problem posing with his kills.
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"Please shut this fake news outlet down bent on terrorizing America with their false narratives promoted by left wing fascist psychopaths," read one complaint about CNN from someone in Texas.
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Reports of soldiers and border police officers killing and terrorizing villagers were untrue, he said in a brief telephone interview on Thursday, and the area had never been under lockdown.
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They're straight out of Rise of the Warrior Cop, a group of "tacticool" bullies that is terrorizing its community under the guise of tough-on-crime, law-and-order rhetoric.
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The leader of Lebanon's Hezbollah said on Sunday that Western strikes on Syria had failed to achieve anything, including terrorizing the army, helping insurgents or serving the interests of Israel.
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In all, the gang members are suspected of having a hand in at least eight murders—as well as terrorizing New Yorkers with the ever-looming threat of random violence.
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Just like the killers in those films, the Origami Killer is always one step ahead of the victims he is terrorizing and the detectives and journalists who seek him out.
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Nielsen's comments are a reminder of how out-of-sync this administration is with the American people on immigration — and how intent DHS is on terrorizing Latino and immigrant communities.
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Still, "takeover" cases in which robbers vault over a counter and fire shots into a ceiling, terrorizing staff members and customers, will draw more law enforcement attention, Professor McCrie said.
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He worked from 2014 to 2016 as a dishwasher at a retirement community, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported, but was better known by some people for terrorizing his former girlfriend's neighborhood.
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He trained her to fight off bandits terrorizing the kingdom — which were, unsurprisingly, secretly sent by Regina to turn the kingdom against Snow — and also happened to be her first kiss.
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Today he takes on another Republican politician with the video, premiering below, for "I Might Vote 4 Donald Trump," which features Peggy and trusted collaborator Freaky terrorizing a neighborhood by existing.
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Since mysterious clowns have been popping up, terrorizing the United States and other parts of the world since August, the formerly comic figures have grown to represent a symbol of fear.
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Everything is fun, games, and partying with a Teen Wolf alum (Dylan Sprayberry) until a serial killer begins terrorizing her sorority chapter in a truly gruesome, haunting, and shockingly personal manner.
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It's hard to know how to feel about that, or about the reverse — say, white supremacists, co-opting a harmless meme and terrorizing the country with it for over a year.
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" Democratic Representative Michelle Lujan Grisham, who heads the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, told reporters: "It's wasteful and it's harmfully targeting and deporting non-criminal immigrants, separating families and terrorizing frankly whole communities.
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But doing exactly what Stephens wanted -- terrorizing and debasing her by potentially putting her name on the lips of everyone in the country, including the man he killed -- is quite another.
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Justin Bieber has got to be kidding ... trying to dodge responsibility for allegedly terrorizing a neighbor by trying to turn it into a penny-ante lawsuit ... so claims the "terrorized" neighbor.
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With her caregiver gone for the day, Margaret Newsum feared for her life after hearing about the Camp Fire terrorizing Paradise, a small town just minutes from Magalia, according to KCRA.
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Ex-NFL star Darren Sharper has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for terrorizing as many as 16 women in a sick and twisted rape spree that spanned 4 states.
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Whether or not this is a sign that some members of the Trump administration might, despite all the evidence to the contrary, push back against the terrorizing of children, is unclear.
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A few months later, 35 attackers ambushed the general's house in Kabul, killing two of his bodyguards and terrorizing his wife and 12 children, but the general was not at home.
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Not to say that the medical catastrophe was anything short of terrorizing for Close, transforming every other aspect of his life, just weirdly, almost providentially, not so much the work. Examples.
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The violence began with a white lynch mob hanging one black man, and it culminated with an even larger mob terrorizing and torching the homes of an entire community of blacks.
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" Democratic Representative Michelle Lujan Grisham, who heads the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, told reporters: "It's wasteful and it's harmfully targeting and deporting non-criminal immigrants, separating families and terrorizing frankly whole communities.
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The fall was consumed by preparing lectures for seminary students and customizing Halloween costumes that could fit over snowsuits, and the winter began with the first inflatable reindeer terrorizing the lawn.
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The show takes place in the present day, where police officers wear masks and a white supremacist group is terrorizing the Tulsa, Oklahoma police force as part of a vast conspiracy.
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"If you have knowledge of someone doing something like this, making bombs, and bombing the community and terrorizing the community, you have an obligation, a duty to report that," McCaul said.
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Elisa Johnson was at an Airbnb, rented by friends, Sunday morning ... when the men got inside and started terrorizing the 10 people who were staying there ... according to law enforcement sources.
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Not only does this version have Yoshi zipping along, plucking rings and doing loop-de-loops, it also has Yoshi's signature attack, lobbing eggs like a bored teenager terrorizing the suburbs.
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Ukraine, meanwhile, saw the killings as more evidence of Russia terrorizing its population, after centuries of oppression and the recent war in Ukraine's east, which has killed more than 10,000 people.
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These networks, acting either independently or in alliance with increasingly sophisticated gangs, are responsible for terrorizing community members into fleeing their countries and for transforming migration into a lucrative criminal enterprise.
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Some community members worry that they have been radicalized by Boko Haram and might try to recruit others to fight with the militant group, which has been terrorizing northern Nigeria for years.
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But in the latest season, the fellow popular athlete turned up his douchiness and sent terrorizing messages to other students during Hannah's trial before also brutally assaulting Tyler in the final episode.
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According to Granaderos, the two actors talked about how passionate the fans are about the characters — something that doesn't always bode well for them when they're the ones terrorizing those beloved characters.
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But after Llamas started getting heat on social media, he deleted the tweet and sent out a clarification that made clear he didn't spot any roving bands of marauders terrorizing helpless citizens.
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You know he&aposs asking for terrorizing -- you know -- MACCALLUM: Not only the former director of the CIA, Michael Hayden made a comparison too to Nazi concentration camps where exterminations were done.
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While it looks like Winter is simply terrorizing the little boy for fun, since she hates children and all, it's possible she's actually trying to help him in her own dark way.
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The trailer also gives us one of the best looks yet at the Alien (or Aliens?) that will be terrorizing the human colonists, showing them in both facehugger and fully grown form.
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Speaking at the White House on Friday, President Trump condemned the attempted bombings as "terrorizing acts," though earlier that day he complained that "this 'Bomb' stuff" was distracting from Republicans' TV coverage.
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On Thursday we got a full-on view of Pennywise's bone-chilling face—along with a few brutal scenes of him terrorizing the ragtag band of children trying to hunt him down.
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Law enforcement sources tells us Chris won't face any charges for allegedly disturbing the peace back in May ... when he was accused of terrorizing the streets of his neighborhood on an ATV.
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Columbus Short is boozing hard and terrorizing the woman he lives with ... IF you buy her version of what's happening in their home -- which a judge did -- but Columbus says she's delusional.
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The Shabab militant group, which has been terrorizing Somalia for nearly a decade and claimed responsibility for the attack, has struck at least four other hotels in Mogadishu in the past year.
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Parents' cries that the protesters are terrorizing their kids might be hyperbole rooted in frustration at being inconvenienced, but for one of the defendants listed in the injunction, it's a valid claim.
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The Raiders also hope their defense is on the rise, with defensive end Khalil Mack (15 sacks in 2015) terrorizing opposing quarterbacks and Reggie Nelson (NFL-leading eight interceptions) picking off passes.
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The announcement of the addition of the citizenship question to the 2628 census is another way of terrorizing immigrants so that they live in fear of deportation, self-deport or underreport themselves.
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"These terrorizing acts are despicable and have no place in our country," Trump said, while also praising law enforcement officials for the swift arrest, since the first packages started arriving on Tuesday.
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Yet under the Trump administration's latest and perhaps harshest immigration policies and tactics, instead of loving and revering the child seeking protection at our borders, we are harming children and terrorizing families.
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Russian media outlets used the incidents to portray Ukraine as a warning of what happens to a nation when masses mobilize: instability, chaos and right-wing fanatics terrorizing citizens in the streets.
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Ouresiphoites Helveticus records his assiduous field studies with engraved plates and maps, but we should perhaps read them with a grain of salt, as Scheuchzer also included illustrations of dragons terrorizing travelers.
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It&aposs supposed to here to keep Americans safe but what it&aposs turned into is frankly a terrorist organization of its own that is terrorizing peoples who are coming into this country.
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The suspect in a string of explosions that killed two people and injured four others, terrorizing the area of Austin, Texas, for three weeks, was killed during a confrontation with police early Wednesday.
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The scourge of Hope Valley is a pair of sisters known primarily as The Twins, who lead a violent gang that seems intent on terrorizing everyone and gobbling up what little resources remain.
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We like to think of sharks as being at the top of the underwater food chain, happily terrorizing the ocean's fish, sea lions, and other marine mammals while remaining free from harm themselves.
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They think they're terrorizing nonbelievers by pointing out that not supporting and believing in Coleneti (Apa and Sprouse's ship name) is only possible if you are willing to live a blinkered, heteronormative life.
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The police department believes some of the shootings had connections to the Black Guerilla Family gang, whose terrorizing hold on many neighborhoods in West Baltimore has made witnesses reluctant to talk to police.
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"Family Matters" star Darius McCrary is terrorizing his wife and infant -- allegedly holding the little girl over boiling water once ... this according to the wife who just got a restraining order against him.
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Instead, we've only gotten hints about what's to come from the behavior of Winter Anderson (Billie Lourd) and the murderous clowns currently terrorizing the Michigan town Ally Mayfair-Richards (Sarah Paulson) calls home.
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As we all know by now, people dressing up as scary clowns and terrorizing neighborhoods is no longer just a Halloween thing—it seems to have evolved into some kind of global phenomenon.
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Government forces identified those attackers -- at least some of whom had arrived by boat -- as members of Al-Shabaab, the Islamist extremist group that has been terrorizing Somalia and neighboring nations for years.
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On Wednesday, a 72-year-old named Joseph James DeAngelo was arrested for allegedly terrorizing the state of California with a deranged campaign of murder, rape, and burglary in the 20113s and 80s.
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Apple was contesting multitouch patents with Android manufacturers, and the Chinese companies that are now dominating the midrange and terrorizing market incumbents like LG and Sony were nowhere near being able to compete.
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"To those places where Donald Trump has been terrorizing and terrifying and demeaning our fellow Americans, that's where you will find me on this campaign," O'Rourke said in the speech in El Paso.
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" Antonio Alarcón, another member of Make the Road Action, told me, "We demand the elimination of an agency that keeps terrorizing our communities, that keeps separating families and putting our families in jails.
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After Josue Portillo crossed into the United States illegally in 2015, he settled on Long Island and sought to join the same gang — MS-13 — that was terrorizing his hometown in El Salvador.
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The militants have since reconstituted and extended their range of influence, striking hotels and restaurants in regional capitals and terrorizing villages in the hinterlands, where nearly 1 million people have fled their homes.
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We can either celebrate Campa-Najjar as an example of the American ability to move beyond the dead weight of your family's past, or jump right into the great swamp of terrorism-terrorizing.
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It is worth remembering, however, that although the U.S. may be relinquishing custody of an admitted Islamic extremist, the piper may still come to collect on al Darbi's years of terrorizing the West.
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This new play, about a fiend terrorizing village teenagers, includes a cast of downtown favorites like Jess Barbagallo and Pete Simpson, and creepy, immersive sound design by Ben Williams of Elevator Repair Service.
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Iran recently stepped up its terrorizing activities in key international waterways, including when it diverted a British-flagged oil tanker to one of its ports, a move that British authorities said was illegal.
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The conflict has morphed from what was once characterized as clashes between Muslim and Christian armed groups to a battleground of at least 14 different armed groups terrorizing civilians for their own enrichment.
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Related: How the Jalisco New Generation Cartel Is Terrorizing the People of Western Mexico El Sangres says that the intruders have also been aided by Duarte switching loyalties after he took office in 2010.
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Specifically, his recent experience at a 10-day retreat in Myanmar, a country whose military is currently terrorizing hundreds of thousands of Muslims in a genocidal campaign enabled in part by social media platforms.
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It is supposed to be here to keep Americans safe but what it has turned into frankly is a terrorist organization of its own that is terrorizing people who are coming to this country.
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Just like Zuck, Bat Boy had a penchant for terrorizing rural populations with hoaxes and iffy secondhand information, but at least Bat Boy didn't sit at the helm of a global network of influence.
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Rancor between the president and Mr. McCabe only grew after the publication of his book, "The Threat," in which he accused Mr. Trump of terrorizing his family and punishing him for the Russia investigation.
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Most of these stories, meanwhile, somehow manage to neglect the fact that Trump supporters are actively terrorizing not just the Red Hen that snubbed Sanders but other restaurants that share the same name, too.
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Late last year, Spanish YouTubers Ivan and Emilio Martinez alleged that their departure from Jake Paul's influencer group had been because the YouTuber had bullied them, terrorizing them with pranks like destroying their room.
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S. Eliot The "Gumbie cat," according to Cats, is the classic housecat who lazes all day and then gets busy at night, fussing and scolding and terrorizing the house's vermin into tip-top shape.
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The film mostly follows Kanga's son Roo, as he sets off on his own to find the dreaded Heffalump that Rabbit, Pooh, Piglet, and Tigger are sure has been terrorizing the Hundred Acre Wood.
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Had I known that the alligator was going to be terrorizing people in the convenience store, I might have prepared myself and not embarrassed the network by saying a bad word on live television.
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His philanthropic efforts on behalf of the poor and disenfranchised may be dismissed as a political strategy to protect his business, but deliberately terrorizing residents on a sacred holiday was never his modus operandi.
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On Monday, police officers in Phoenix, Arizona, announced the capture of the man they believe is the so-called Serial Street Shooter who shot and killed nine people since 2015, terrorizing the city months.
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Despite remaining laudably committed to its namesake's hobby of terrorizing little girls, "Annabelle Comes Home," the latest in the demon-doll saga that began in 2013, is no more than a shameless franchise-stuffer.
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As a psychoanalyst I hear many of my patients describe the feeling of living in a waking nightmare in a reality that is both terrifying and terrorizing because reality itself is under constant attack.
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Outer Wilds One of this year's most talked-about games wasn't a triple-A blockbuster, but a small indie game where you take on the character of a naughty goose terrorizing some unsuspecting townsfolk.
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After the arrest of the suspect, Cesar Sayoc, in Florida, Trump said the "terrorizing acts" had no place in the US. "We must never allow political violence to take root in America," he said.
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Trump says that MS-13 is terrorizing communities; his Department of Homeland Security is renewing contracts with local law enforcement to enforce immigration law, and has reauthorized local cops to get access to military equipment.
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It&aposs supposed to be here to keep American safe but what it&aposs turned into is, is frankly a terrorist organization of its own that is terrorizing people who are coming to this country.
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Thai elephants demanding money and land, accommodation and autonomy, freedom from electric fences and ear hooks; Thai humans reacting badly, not wanting a change in the order, terrorizing demonstrations with chili sprays and angry bees.
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The weight of responsibility — and the price of neglecting it — is also the theme tying together the two halves of this episode: Scully's torment and loss and the fly-swarmed trash monster terrorizing downtown Philadelphia.
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Armed bands of whites began terrorizing blacks, torching homes and churches in night raids, firing through the door, telling them it was time to "get" [out of America] and then seized their homes and land.
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People spoke heatedly and openly about police terrorizing communities, about their exhaustion with reading the news, about the fact that New York's own mayor had to warn his black son about his city's police force.
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While I was weak and bullied in my real life, in Diablo II I could slaughter those who rose against me, terrorizing my enemies with the dark arts by summoning undead spawn in player-vs.
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The CEO of a company that begins with "Snap" is a wanted man by residents in a San Fernando Valley neighborhood because he's terrorizing them with his driving ... and they've wrongly targeted poor Evan Spiegel.
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Yet despite their influence in physically creating the city, they were still considered second-rate citizens, subject to disease, overcrowding, Jim Crow laws, and terrorizing by the Ku Klux Klan, who arrived in the 1920s.
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In its third season, the show returns to explore aspects of Berlin's gritty underworld and growing film industry as Rath and Ritter work to track down a cloaked killer who's been terrorizing a movie shoot.
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The constant drumbeat of attacks is aimed at terrorizing minorities and further energizing racist whites, to return American politics to a time when it was (even more) acceptable to advocate openly racist ideas and policies.
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Under Mr. Trump, Immigration and Customs Enforcement has singled out urban Democratic strongholds for terrorizing deportation raids under the pretext that so-called sanctuary policies imperil public safety by attracting and shielding dangerous criminal immigrants.
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No one I spoke to at the hospital had any doubt who was responsible: It must have been the Shabab, they said, meaning the Somali militant organization that has been terrorizing the country for years.
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Or will it be defined as something even more sinister — as the dawn of a new era in which an increasingly pronounced segment of society turned to alt-right ideology to justify terrorizing other Americans?
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In addition to conducting racial profiling on a mass scale and terrorizing immigrant neighborhoods with gratuitous raids and traffic stops and detentions, he oversaw a jail where mistreatment of inmates was the stuff of legend.
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"You're terrorizing my children!" she says to that cop in a moment of defiant courage that's so important to the film that it marks its center, the only time when all other sound drops away.
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He says the problem of abuse on Facebook is "mind-boggling" and "overwhelming," but that doesn't mean it can't at least tackle some of the obvious death threats and hate speech terrorizing its Czech users.
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The new Halloween picks up 40 years after the John Carpenter original, and in some ways, things haven't changed: Michael Meyers is still terrorizing teenagers on Halloween night, and he's still creeping around in that mask.
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With no cure, the world-terrorizing portion of Apollon's plan, and the plans of their rich would-be partners, won't exactly work since they can't wield medical salvation over every single person alive's head without it.
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"The survey reveals that the recent violence in northern Rakhine State was extreme, large-scale, widespread, and seemingly geared toward both terrorizing the population and driving out the Rohingya residents," according to the 20-page report.
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After all, long before Trump was equivocating on who was at fault for neo-Nazi murder in Charlottesville, there were marauding gangs of far-right Irish-American youth terrorizing Jews in 1940s Boston and New York.
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Op-Ed Contributor ABUJA, Nigeria — Last December, Muhammadu Buhari, the president of Nigeria, declared that "technically we have won the war" against Boko Haram, the insurgent group that has been terrorizing the country for seven years.
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"Amazon provides the technological backbone for the brutal deportation and detention machine that is already terrorizing immigrant communities," said Audrey Sasson, the Executive Director of Jews For Racial and Economic Justice, in an email to Motherboard.
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And despite an enormous security presence, the city's penchant for lawlessness has not been completely stanched, with gun battles between drug dealers and the police terrorizing residents of Complexo do Alemão, a sprawling collection of favelas.
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Dressing up in what Victorians imagined Native American princesses might wear, on the stump she stirred her audiences with tales of rape and pillage—of white men terrorizing Native American homes and women, not the reverse.
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She's been on a dark trajectory for a full season now — it was the 13th episode of Season 5 that found her terrorizing Sam into silence with the story about the monsters who would eat him.
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Following a wave of devastating attacks aimed at terrorizing and paralyzing the Western world during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, July has ushered in a series of landmark counterterrorism victories in the fight against ISIS.
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Witnesses have described, in disturbing detail, how Myanmar's army burned down Rohingya village after Rohingya village, terrorizing and massacring civilians — of any age, including infants — with one apparent purpose: to erase the Rohingya from the landscape.
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In 2014, with the Islamic State terrorizing Iraq and Syria, Mr. Obama pushed a resolution in the council to crack down on the financing, and movement of people signing up to fight for foreign terrorist organizations.
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They are the alligators that supposedly infest New York City's sewer system, slithering through the bowels just under the street level, feeding on rats and rubbish and terrorizing sewer workers armed with guns for self-defense.
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Or, will its members aim to act outside the system, using their bigoted ideology – which many of them view as biological facts — to justify terrorizing those who they deem to threaten their very way of life?
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After a run-in with the police requires Bruce to do community service at Arkham Asylum, the soon-to-be Dark Knight meets Madeleine Wallace, a brilliant killer connected to the Nighwalkers, a group terrorizing Gotham City.
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And while terrorizing the guy's family was an unhealthy reaction to rejection, it's not hard to feel the urge to throttle Dan yourself while watching the scene in which Alex breaks it to him that she's pregnant.
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The movie, directed by Joe Berlinger, revolves around Bundy's life and homicidal years, told from the perspective of his girlfriend Elizabeth Koepfler (played by Lily Collins), whom he was dating while slaughtering and terrorizing woman after woman.
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The mazes on both coasts will transport visitors to Hawkins, Indiana, as a predatory entity is terrorizing the small town, and throw them into the world of the Upside Down, where deadly demogorgons are known to lurk.
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On this episode of Daily VICE , we travel three hours north of London to join local historian and paranormal expert Mike Covell in his search for a legendary beast that has been terrorizing the town for years.
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The Shabab militant group, which has been terrorizing Somalia for years, claimed responsibility for the attack in the Hiran region, saying on Somali news media that its fighters had stormed the base and killed dozens of soldiers.
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Related: Nigeria Strikes Back Against 'Avengers' Group That Has Been Terrorizing Oil Companies In early May, Escravos production was already down by more than 40,000 bpd after a May 5 militant attack on a Chevron offshore facility.
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The motto of the Special Forces is "To Free the Oppressed," a creed the movie underscores, most forcefully in a scene of a Taliban leader, Mullah Razzan (Numan Acar), terrorizing a family that has educated its daughters.
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Meanwhile, in an area of Syria seized by Al Qaeda, a video camera documented how foreign fighters from Chechnya, France, Saudi Arabia and Tunisia were terrorizing the young people of the Syrian revolution, tearing down their flag.
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"We will not rest until we have the recall referendum to get rid of this tragedy," the opposition's assembly leader Henry Ramos told supporters at one event, accusing the government of "terrorizing" state workers not to sign.
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So fully did this story about a sociopath terrorizing a Parisian opera house saturate areas not known for their love of Parisian opera that my tiny rural Tennessee high school devoted an entire yearbook theme to it.
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Related: Nigeria Strikes Back Against 'Avengers' Group That Has Been Terrorizing Oil Companies "We must face it by combining all our resources in a comprehensive long-term perspective," he told an Ecowas summit in Dakar on Saturday.
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But, as at least one of our experts pointed out, climate change is speeding evolution up at alarming rates—so who knows, maybe all kinds of new animals will be roaming (and/or terrorizing) the streets, come 2030.
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Thrill to mano-a-mano death matches in the open waters between San Marco and San Polo as the gondoliers and pirates try to board, capsize, and keel-haul each other, terrorizing tourists, Venetians, and Biennale attendees alike!
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We'll have to wait until the movie hits the streaming service to see if Netflix can pull it off—or, you know, hope that the Watcher makes it easy on them and finally quits terrorizing this poor family.
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Every day for the last several months, America has woken up to an unending fever dream about an oafish billionaire terrorizing the country with his threats to rule with an iron fist—or a tiny orange one, anyway.
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My earliest memories also include nightmares about these same woods, and in my dreams characters like The Big Bad Wolf would come from out the forest and appear in my window, tormenting and terrorizing me through many nights.
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A harsh reminder was served Friday night via Gary Sanchez, the young catcher who last year ushered in the promise of the Yankees' youth movement by terrorizing American League pitchers over the final two months of the season.
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It's also not clear -- and perhaps unlikely -- that the man accused of terrorizing the high school in Parkland and killing 17 people there would have met either of the criteria laid out to be reported under that rule.
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They are the alligators that supposedly infest New York City's sewer system, slithering through the bowels just under the street level, feeding on rats and rubbish and terrorizing sewer workers who arm themselves with guns for self-defense.
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In the 1970s, John Wayne Gacy, an amateur clown, tortured and killed at least 33 young men and boys in the U.S. And both the U.S. and Australia grappled with reports in 2016 of clowns terrorizing the public.
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In 1680, for instance, Pueblo indigenous peoples in what was then called the province of Santa Fe de Nuevo México rose up against the terrorizing rule of their colonial overlords, killing hundreds and forcing 2,000 settlers to leave.
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To the Editor: Regardless of one's position on illegal immigration (and regardless of whom you voted for in the election), it must be acknowledged that separating children from their parents is nothing short of terrorizing to the child.
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It's still the tale of a killer great white shark terrorizing a small island community, and the three men who set sail to vanquish it, but a lot of details — and huge plot points — changed along the way.
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For much of the four years I covered the conflict in Bosnia, the guys whom we caught burning down villages, looting, smacking around women and the elderly, and terrorizing children would always be furious when we showed up.
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Last year was traumatic for more reasons than I can count, but chief among them was Starbucks' bullish insistence on terrorizing the American public with confetti-colored eyesores of blended cream-n'-sauce they somehow classified as Frappuccinos.
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There are motorcycle gangs straight out of Akira terrorizing street vendors and pedestrians; one-percenters blinded by their virtual circles to the the destitution surrounding them; and a rebel musician wheeling around her assorted hardware in a shopping cart.
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"The new operations in Rakhine State show an unrepentant, unreformed and unaccountable military terrorizing civilians and committing widespread violations as a deliberate tactic," Nicholas Bequelin, regional director for East and Southeast Asia at Amnesty International, said in a statement.
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Or maybe he was staging some kind of reptilian uprising, following in the footsteps of the drunk birds and carbo-loading raccoons of this world who, for whatever reason, seem hell-bent on terrorizing humans every chance they get.
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He took pleasure in terrorizing strangers with his hoaxes, and his alleged actions—calling authorities in Wichita, Kansas, and pretending that he was holding a family hostage—led to an innocent man being shot dead by police last December.
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Virtual reality has proved to be as much as a soul-sucking grind as the non-virtual one—that is, until disaster strikes in the form of Banshee Bikers terrorizing the digital version of Amsterdam that you call home.
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It's a move straight out of Pennywise's playbook: The terrifying clown at the center of IT is known to lurk in the sewers, and leaves red balloons floating all over the small Maine town he's hell-bent on terrorizing.
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The Margot Robbie-led superhero flick, which hits theaters in February, will share the untold story of anti-hero Harley Quinn and her ragtag team of super(s)heroes as they track down the crime lord terrorizing Gotham City.
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Trump's remarks amounted to a 90-minute digression: from antifa, to his margin of victory in Arizona, to the scourge of fake news, to Sheriff Joe Arpaio, to Foxconn, to MS-13 terrorizing Long Island, to nominal GDP growth.
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The band likes their thrash with a heavy dose of death metal and seems to enjoy the Exploited just as much as Exodus did back in the days when Paul Baloff was terrorizing posers up and down Interstate 12063.
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The US has harshly condemned the onslaught — "The regime claims it is fighting terrorists, but is instead terrorizing hundreds of thousands of civilians," State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert tweeted on Monday — but Syrian leaders say the fighting will continue.
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Since the popular home invasion films Them (2006) and The Strangers (2008), horror film's home invaders have usually donned creepy hoods or masks to carry out their terrorizing acts (as if having your home invaded wasn't scary enough already).
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We're lucky enough to live near a huge urban park with lots of off-leash dog trails, so I get to start my day surrounded by nature while the dog runs around like a maniac terrorizing the local squirrel population.
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You might think that violating the companies' terms of service, doing something potentially illegal, and terrorizing someone you once loved in front of an audience of millions could convince Kardashian to take a deep breath and step back from social media.
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Click here to view original GIFYou can re-watch every last episode of Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends, but at no point will you find a freakish, six-legged walking version of Thomas terrorizing the Island of Sodor with a flamethrower.
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It should be straight back to her mansion after said dockside epiphany for slaps and tickles atop some waxy lips, but the game's antagonist LeChuck, a ghost pirate terrorizing the waters of this entirely fictional Caribbean setting, goes and kidnaps her.
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Charlie Brooker's Black Mirror has pretty much cornered the market on technology-inspired dystopia, but long before prime ministers were having sex with pigs or autonomous robot dogs were terrorizing the Scottish moors, there was the work of Andrew Niccol.
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In the first trailer, which Universal Pictures released earlier this summer, Michael Meyers escapes from a mental institution and travels back to his hometown, Haddonfield, to take another (literal) stab at terrorizing women in their kitchens, closets, and bathroom stalls.
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"The Federal Government has assembled (a) 1,000-strong military force ... (comprising) the army, air force, police and the civil defense to launch fierce attacks on the bandits terrorizing the villages and towns of Zamfara State," the statement from the presidency said.
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Seen terrorizing the guests of the El Royale through a sadistic game of casino roulette and training runaways to be his amoral attack dogs, Billy Lee rips through the film as a terrifying tour de force that should repulse you.
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In every war I have covered, from Beirut to Bosnia, I have listened to men (always men) recount moments that left shame — the terrorizing of a child in a quest for intelligence, the abandonment of a son encircled by the enemy.
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Since their beginnings, the Sunni extremists of the Islamic State have been driven by the desire to wage a sectarian holy war, and have been amply willing to barter their lives in return for terrorizing and inciting the Shiite population.
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READ: How the hours-long police stand-off in Philadelphia finally ended Original story follows: Police are still attempting to negotiate with a suspected gunman who has so far shot and wounded six police officers terrorizing this neighborhood in north Philadelphia.
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We know that the arc of these new episodes is going to be about a serial killer terrorizing Veronica's hometown of Neptune, California, during spring break, decimating its tourism industry, creating a war between the very divided classes in the town.
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CARCASSONNE, France (Reuters) - Just hours before killing three people and terrorizing shoppers in a supermarket in southern France, 25-year old Redouane Lakdim took his younger sister to school, French media said, leaving his family's flat outside Carcassonne's medieval city walls.
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Aided by Russian bombers and Iranian troops, and emboldened by its success in terrorizing the populations of Ghouta and Daraa into submission, President Bashar al-Assad's government is now preparing to attack Idlib, the last remaining province outside of his control.
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Even though their out-of-character goal is to get people moving from one stage of the ride to another, their dedication to aiding (or terrorizing) Resistance recruits is light years ahead of what many other attractions offer towards immersion.
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"At this moment, the occupant of the White House ... and his allies are doing everything that they can to distance themselves and misinform the public from the monsters that they created that is terrorizing the Jewish community and the Muslim community," Omar said.
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Much of the world hadn't heard of Boko Haram until the Islamist militants kidnapped 24.7 Chibok girls from their Nigerian boarding school in April 2014, but the group had already been terrorizing the region — parts of Nigeria, Niger, Cameroon, and Chad — for years.
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Much of the world hadn't heard of Boko Haram until the Islamist militants kidnapped 276 Chibok girls from their Nigerian boarding school in April 1.33, but the group had already been terrorizing the region — parts of Nigeria, Niger, Cameroon, and Chad — for years.
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That's why Discovery's visit to the Mirror Universe — where humans became not part of the peaceful Federation but, instead, a terrorizing force sweeping the galaxy for alien life forms to exterminate — was key to helping the series figure out what it was doing.
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Ed Harris as the Man in Black Ed Harris as the Man in Black continues to play the most perfectly despicable villain — when he's not terrorizing Dolores it seems he's murdering entire posses, towns and families (at least most of them won't remember).
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Played by Alison Pill, Ivy is the wife of protagonist Ally (Sarah Paulson), and has, for the most part, been zero help, and it's making people think that she might just be a part of the evil cult that is terrorizing the city.
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Despite the fact that Conditt had been terrorizing the people of Austin for three weeks, leaving communities of color in particular on edge, The New York Times published a story describing him as a "nerdy" young man who came from a "godly" family.
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The family of the man suspected of terrorizing Austin, Texas, with a series of bombings said Wednesday that they are in a state of shock after reports that their relative was behind the attacks and are praying for the families of his victims.
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That leaves him able to control everything from phones to home appliances to cars and even drones, as he goes on his bloody rampage through Chicago, terrorizing random citizens along with his owner, Andy (Gabriel Bateman), and Andy's mom, Karen (Aubrey Plaza).
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In his frenetic campaigning for the midterms, President Trump has gone all in with racially charged, ethnonationalist demagogy — spinning out dystopian visions of "unknown Middle Easterners" storming the southern border, MS-13 members terrorizing the countryside and anxious Californians rioting over sanctuary cities.
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Related: How the Jalisco New Generation Cartel Is Terrorizing the People of Western Mexico Franco speculated that recent arrests of cartel leaders may have caused smaller criminal cells to break away from the cartel and seek fresh revenue streams from human trafficking.
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There are still reminders that he is a very old man who is on the mend from a near-fatal health scare, but, for the most part, he's terrorizing his children and any contractors who have the misfortune of working for him.
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His foes are rabid white nationalists, terrorizing Mexicans and riding around in flaming red Ku Klux Klan hoods; those in Corbucci's even more violent follow-up, "The Hellbenders," also from 1966 (Amazon Prime), are a band of unreconstructed Confederates led by Joseph Cotton.
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Their real crimes—terrorizing citizens by planting guns and drugs at supposed crime scenes, driving their cars at and into crowds of individuals, and stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars—were localized within the city's limits, and might well never have been prosecuted.
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"The two seemed very connected to me in a very obvious way -- this manner of terrorizing people and trying to terrify the country about immigrants and Hispanics and people who are really the most vulnerable and the most defenseless in America," O'Rourke said.
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About a dozen girls, some with faces covered, appear in the video, one of several released in recent days by Boko Haram, the Islamist group terrorizing northern Nigeria in a war that has spilled across borders and raged for nearly nine years.
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" Stuckless said they felt paralyzed by fear but knew they needed to say something because they "couldn't imagine walking out of the room and him still feeling safe to go in and laugh with the community he was responsible for terrorizing for so many years.
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We're only two episodes into the cult favorite's seventh season, and fans already have questions about the pack of murderous clowns currently terrorizing Michigan, where Ally Mayfair-Richards' many phobias come from, and, honestly, who decided to name a little boy Ozymandius (Cooper Dodson)?
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Read more: A flock of drunk birds is terrorizing a small town in Minnesota — but police say they'll sober up soonThis year, the society said, 2,5 entrants from all 50 US states, Washington, DC, and 10 Canadian provinces and territories competed for the top spot.
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While terrorizing families with the threat of separation and imprisonment is unlikely to stop people fleeing armed conflict from seeking asylum in the U.S., cultivating stronger relationships with Mexico and the Northern Triangle countries will be necessary to addressing migration in the long run.
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In a vain attempt to prevent his jealous mother from terrorizing Louise, Gordon recruits his equally neurotic brother, Sidney (Ron Leibman), who suffers his own form of repetition compulsion, running back and forth across Central Park, regularly accosted by the same jovial gang of muggers.
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"Having the money seized from Mexican drug cartels would mean that the bad Mexicans end up paying for the wall, and the bad Mexicans have been terrorizing the good Mexicans with crimes and kidnappings and murders within Mexico itself," the House Judiciary Committee member added.
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After what he describes as a violent dispute with another seller—prosecutors accused him of "terrorizing" a man and a woman with a female accomplice—he was convicted of a slew of charges, including third-degree assault, second-degree robbery, and first-degree burglary.
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Read: Some Adults Got Really Pissed Because They Couldn't Go to a Children's Harry Potter Party The latest trailer for Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them has arrived, so Potterheads finally have something to distract them from terrorizing children at Harry Potter-themed events.
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They hover over the recovery effort for Hurricane Matthew in its every aspect: the Haitian government's insistence on coordinating aid, the modest numbers of deaths registered, the struggle to raise sufficient funds, even the blight of cholera now terrorizing remote stretches of the countryside.
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And in recent decades it has taken on dark significance for another reason: Ms. Hedren has spoken and written of the ways that Hitchcock became obsessed with her during its shooting, terrorizing her and later trying to sabotage her career when she rebuffed him.
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Jeff Strickland, an associate professor of history at Montclair State University in New Jersey, contends that their presence turned the parade into an intimidating expression of white paramilitary force, as groups like the Ku Klux Klan began terrorizing newly freed blacks in the South.
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In "Crush the Cell: How to Defeat Terrorism Without Terrorizing Ourselves," published in 183, he argued that the United States was relying too heavily on bloated security bureaucracies instead of fighting terrorism primarily through the combined efforts of diplomats, commandos, spies and law enforcement.
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These days, every vacation seems like a different kind of escape as well, from the terrorizing headlines of the news: climate-change-driven weather catastrophes, terrorism, reckless world leaders, the feeling that you are somehow living in every scary corner of the globe simultaneously.
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We don't need to worry about hulking armed robots terrorizing American cities, but there are serious ethical and societal issues we must confront quickly — because the next wave of computing power is coming, with the potential to dramatically alter — and improve — the human experience.
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Bodu Bala Sena, or the Buddhist Power Force, a group of tonsured monks, proclaimed itself the defender of Buddhism, pledged allegiance to the Rajapaksas and amplified every trope about the treachery of Muslims circulating in India and the West and took to terrorizing them.
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"I have always said, the only thing worse than being talked about is not being talked about," Mr. Stone said, announcing that he would plead not guilty and accusing the F.B.I. SWAT team that burst into his house of terrorizing his wife and two Yorkies.
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Cameroon borders Nigeria, where Boko Haram has begun ramping up attacks after terrorizing the northeastern part of that country in recent years, and it shares a frontier with the Central African Republic, where armed groups have been locked in religious and communal fighting since 2013.
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Will you choose a taqiyah cap, stolen surf shorts' and faded cargo vest' or a colorful macawis sarong' or the plaid-and-camouflage-clash-with-a-keffiyeh look that has been simultaneously terrorizing the Gulf of Aden and inspiring fashionistas worldwide since the 1986 Somali Rebellion?
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Destroyer jumps back in forth in time, between the distant past, when a young Erin went undercover with a cult-like criminal gang, and the present, when she's terrorizing the L.A. underworld, trying to track down the man who controlled that crew and ruined her life.
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Suburbicon is a genuinely grim slog, full of loathsome people doing horrible things; by its penultimate scene, of a father terrorizing and threatening his son as tears roll down the little boy's face, it's unclear why anyone thought this hateful little exercise was worth the trouble.
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Following the event, nine victims who were "physically and emotionally injured" filed a civil lawsuit against the event's organizers on the grounds that the rally was held "for the purpose of terrorizing residents of Charlottesville and engaging in violence," according to court documents reviewed by Motherboard.
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It won't sway Trump's MAGA supporters, it won't convince members of the Senate not to confirm a credibly accused sexual assailant to a lifetime gig on the Supreme Court, it won't reverse the living nightmare that is global warming, it won't halt the terrorizing of immigrants.
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"Host PJ Vogt starts with a viral tweet about gun control, then goes way down the rabbit hole on the invasive species that is terrorizing rural America, egged on by a hunting industry that is inadvertently making the problem worse," writes Adam Pasick, on the briefings team.
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"Host PJ Vogt starts with a viral tweet about gun control, then goes way down the rabbit hole on the invasive species that is terrorizing rural America, egged on by a hunting industry that is inadvertently making the problem worse," writes Adam Pasick of the briefings team.
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A child of only 5 when Pol Pot's army began terrorizing the country, she tells the story from that perspective, focusing on both the beauty and the horror as it appears to innocent eyes hardly able to comprehend beyond the everyday sensations of panic and wonder.
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" And in fact, we can't attribute any direct responsibility for the bombings to Trump: His White House, through press secretary Sarah Sanders, condemned the "terrorizing acts," and Trump stated that he "fully agrees" with Vice President Mike Pence's denunciation, via tweet, of the bombings as "cowardly actions.
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For the West, the notions of disregard for collateral damage, of terrorizing an opponent into submission by targeting the civilian population and soft targets like hospitals, of bomb and missile strikes intended to cause mass casualties in reprisal for the deaths of Russian servicemen, all belong in previous centuries.
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Read: A Gang of Rich, White Surfer Dudes Is Terrorizing a California Beach Town Last week, Spencer, Reed, and the Coastal Protection Rangers, a nonprofit that works to keep public beaches public, filed class-action lawsuit against the Lunada Bay Boys, eight of whom are listed by name.
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His brother, fellow social media star Jake Paul, has garnered his fair share of negative attention as well, including a viral news report that included details about Jake terrorizing neighbors with furniture bonfires and constant swarms of fans hoping to catch a glimpse of the social media star.
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Dennis Rader, the doting, protective 59-year-old father she thought she knew, had just been arrested for 10 unimaginably savage murders — and unmasked as the serial killer known as "BTK," for "bind, torture, kill," a name he'd created for himself while terrorizing the family's hometown of Wichita, Kan.
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Stranger Things is built on mysteries, but there's no character quite as inexplicable or poorly defined as Billy Hargrove, the aggressive bad boy who spends most of Season 2 terrorizing Max, Lucas, and Steve, for reasons that are never fully explained beyond him being a walking villainous cliché.
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Alright, so this is probably more of a Friday the 13th reference, but without Jacques Plante taking a puck to the face in 1959 and becoming the first goaltender to wear a mask on a regular basis, you wouldn't have Jason terrorizing teenagers at Crystal Lake in hockey equipment.
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With another body discovered in Brentwood, N.Y., this week, the Suffolk County Police Department has announced its response: the arrest of what it said were 35 members of MS-13, a gang with roots in El Salvador and Los Angeles that has long been terrorizing the Long Island town.
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Ford inspired me last week to report a molestation … I'd never reported it before, and listening to her speak today, it felt like it was my voice I heard through her: just wanting to help, flashbulb details in terrorizing specificity, wrecked life, and spotty memory about the rest.
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"What ISIS understands, more than al-Qaeda before, is that even fairly limited acts of violence can be very terrorizing," Peter Neumann, a professor at King's College London and the director of the International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation, told me after the similar San Bernardino, California, attacks.
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Anyone who has ever driven on the New Jersey Turnpike knows that, at a certain point in the road, the entire Manhattan skyline appears to rise from the surrounding marshland like a close-yet-so-far Land of Oz, both tempting and terrorizing with its mysterious jutting cutouts.
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The host, PJ Vogt, "starts with a viral tweet about gun control, then goes way down the rabbit hole on the invasive species that is terrorizing rural America, egged on by a hunting industry that is inadvertently making the problem worse," writes Adam Pasick, on the briefings team.
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While Bloomberg's camp on Thursday said that he was trying to underscore that "something bad -- the financial crisis -- followed something good, which is the fight against redlining," the comments only muddy a campaign already defined by the candidate's past backing of a tactic that essentially incentivized terrorizing certain citizens.
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Fuel theft is fast becoming one of Mexico's most pressing economic and security dilemmas, sapping more than $1 billion in annual revenue from state coffers, terrorizing workers and deterring private investment in aging refineries that the government, following a 2014 energy reform, hoped instead would be thriving with foreign capital.
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When the Trump administration is terrorizing immigrants and announcing plans to pull out of the Paris accord and failing to roundly denounce white supremacy, it can feel petty and trivial to make music about how everybody's getting crunk, crunk, or to make videos where whipped cream shoots out of your boobs.
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More money for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will allow this agency to build more private prisons, hire more ICE agents, carry out more terrorizing raids, further militarize southern border communities, and separate more babies from their moms without a plan in place to reunite them. More. More. More.
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He spent a good part of his near-quarter-century in office terrorizing the Latinos of southern Arizona, locking them up for the crime of having brown skin, abusing and humiliating them, refusing to stop even after a federal judge told him to, and arresting journalists for reporting on it all.
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While Mr. Trump was beginning his revanchist run for the White House on the backs of Mexican "rapists," Mr. Arpaio was terrorizing brown-skinned people across southern Arizona, sweeping them up in "saturation patrols" and holding them in what he referred to as a "concentration camp" for months at a time.
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With his grim and debatable picture of runaway crime rates and homicidal immigrants terrorizing the public, Trump sought at his State of the Union address to divide the country in two: there is the America following his lead on immigration and there is the other America providing sanctuary to the undocumented.
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The complaint, filed by Abdul's sister Amal, who manages a Madrid beauty salon, accuses nine of Mr. Assad's top security chiefs of state terrorism, alleging that they used government institutions to commit crimes of extreme violence aimed at terrorizing the civilian population and silencing dissent after Arab Spring protests in 2011.
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"If one of you wishes and strives to reach the lands of the Islamic State, then each of us wishes to be in your place to make examples of the crusaders, day and night, scaring them and terrorizing them, until every neighbor fears his neighbor," he said in an audio message.
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In doing so, it shares many of the same objectives of other jihadis terrorizing civilians and spreading fear around the world, from the bombers in Brussels to the men who are hacking to death secular bloggers in Bangladesh, targeting Christian children in Pakistan or murdering hotel guests in a growing number of countries.
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"It has a tremendously negative impact here because these fake stories and conspiracy theories are shopped around endlessly by the Islamophobia machine in America, and it just becomes part of the background noise that we have to deal with where everyone assumes there's Muslim biker gangs roaming Europe terrorizing people," Hooper said.
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"An armed attack was carried out by terrorist groups on the Tazirbu site causing havoc, looting, killing and terrorizing families, children and the workers who ensure the supply of water to cities," said a statement from the Great Man-made River Project, a pipe network supplying ground water from the Libyan Sahara.
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Tuesday night's "The Tell-Tale Heart," continued the teen drama's long parade of melodramatic shockers by revealing the FBI agent who has been terrorizing Archie Andrews (KJ Apa) for the last few weeks, Arthur Adams (John Behlmann), isn't an FBI agent at all — he is the Lodge family's favorite right hand man.
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But he did employ a new, somewhat tortured analogy in a series tweets Thursday -- and it is no great leap to overlay his tweet onto the infamous "Get off my lawn!" scene (incessantly memefied on the internet) from Clint Eastwood's 2008 movie Gran Torino, which is about a gang terrorizing a neighborhood.
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To much of the world, the mass abduction of nearly 300 girls from a Nigerian school as they prepared for exams three years ago was a shocking introduction to the atrocities and humanitarian crises caused by Boko Haram, galvanizing global attention to a militant group that had already been terrorizing Nigerians for years.
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Here he alludes to the deaths that he has been subtly recounting throughout his poem: meeting death or, at least, a fear of death, terrorizing him into a shadowland — while also invoking Snow White, who, in order to find her prince, had to suffer death before she could briefly enjoy her life.
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The Babadook's queer legacy and our infatuation with it borrows on all these ideas: the desire to go with and improve upon the joke, the increasing earnestness around that joke, and the resulting amplification of the absurdity of a homosexual Babadook living a life of queer defiance by terrorizing a white, Australian family.
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These people likely delight in Trump's larger "law and order" campaign message and are particularly well-primed to like Trump's message that immigrants are violent criminals: After all, they assume that immigrants here without papers have already demonstrated that they don't respect the law, so what's to stop them from terrorizing American communities?
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The format will remain the same, Oliver told journalists at a press event ahead of the premiere, noting that the only story he wished he'd been able to cover in the wild three-month news cycle that elapsed after the end of season five last November was the "British family terrorizing New Zealand" in January.
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" Coffman added: "For too long the United States has looked the other way on the human rights abuses of Ethiopia in favor of their security cooperation while Ethiopia is terrorizing its own people; and it is time the United States acknowledges the problems of Ethiopia to respect human rights and become a pluralistic democracy.
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Animal control investigators discovered the suburban reptile kingdom after they looked into reports of a cobra terrorizing the upscale neighborhood outside of LA. Back in 2014, a separate venomous cobra escaped from Todd Kates's Thousand Oaks home and sank its fangs into a neighbor's dog, so officers figured they should check in on Kates again.
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MIT teamed up with Australia's Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) to create the "nightmare machine" in an attempt to study what terrifies us as a species, utilizing a pair of deep learning algorithms for maximum terrorizing impact and applying them to otherwise benign images like the Taj Mahal, an Ikea catalog and, naturally, Kermit the Frog.
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Related: How the Jalisco New Generation Cartel Is Terrorizing the People of Western Mexico José Adán Salazar Umaña, aka Chepe Diablo-—Texis Cartel (El Salvador) Screenshot José Adán Salazar Umaña is one of the presumed leaders of the Texis cartel, said to control several drug smuggling routes through El Salvador that he operates for different Colombian and Mexican cartels.
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Another employee, who has been told by his supervisor to be extremely vigilant about anything related to ISIS, explains to camera that an infamous photo of an American soldier terrorizing an Abu Ghraib prisoner with a barking dog is actually an image of an ISIS soldier terrifying a captive — and therefore needs to be pulled from the service.
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This tale sounds like a mishmash of newspaper clippings and pages ripped from Stephen King novels, but these are actually details taken from a report filed by the sheriff's office in Greenville County, S.C., last week, after several residents at an apartment complex there said that people in clown makeup had been terrorizing both children and adults.
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Season 7's Cult featured Ivy Mayfair-Richards (Alison Pill) as the wife of Paulson's Ally Mayfair-Richards, and one of the major twists of the season centered around Ivy being closely connected with the local cult that had been terrorizing Ally (Ivy never forgave Ally for voting for Jill Stein in the high-stakes 2016 election).
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This was a fight that both Justino—who spent 11 years terrorizing 145-pound women in Elite XC, Strikeforce, and UFC-feeder league Invicta FC before enduring a series of extra-hazardous weight cuts for ultimately meaningless 140-pound catchweight bouts in the UFC—and Anderson—Invicta's first post-Justino featherweight champion—both wanted to happen.
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He eats burgers at 3 am on stretches of concrete positioned front of his planes; he later flies them around in circles, terrorizing passengers and crew while chattering maniacally; he hires body doubles who look like only a kooky heir's doubles can look (which is to say, nothing like him); eventually he maroons himself on a bed surrounded by a curtain.
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Ideally, the organization wouldn't realize what was going on before we seized total control and covered our tracks, so we could siphon billions of dollars or give everyone perfect credit or install a script that would surreptitiously approve all asylum applications — since, based on the conventions of the Purge franchise, any executives or high-level staffers would be busy terrorizing poor people.
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Amy (Anna Chlumsky) is managing a gubernatorial campaign for her Nevadan fiancé, for whom she exhibits almost as much open contempt as she does for his constituents; Dan (Reid Scott) is co-hosting a CBS morning show, limited to terrorizing his rivals through puff pieces instead of attack ads; Ben is hired, then quickly ousted, by the millennials at Uber.
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Something struck a raw nerve in this country when 26 agents showed up with automatic weapons drawn in a pre-dawn raid to arrest Roger StoneRoger Jason Stone3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Judge rejects Stone's request to dismiss charges Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference MORE, terrorizing his deaf wife.
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With two outs and runners on second and third, Hickey asked Boxberger what he wanted to do: pitch to Gary Sanchez, the rookie slugger who has been terrorizing pitchers since the Yankees brought him up from the minor leagues in early August, or walk him and face the next hitter, the recently acquired Billy Butler, who had already doubled twice.
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"He was like a dream distortion of postwar disquiet — unhinged, unrelenting, perpetually hidden in city shadows," Michael Cannell writes in "Incendiary: The Psychiatrist, the Mad Bomber and the Invention of Criminal Profiling" (Minotaur Books, $27), his gripping retelling of the search for the schizophrenic toxic avenger who nursed a decades-long grievance against his former employer, Consolidated Edison, by terrorizing the city.
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The films show a fishing trip taken by the couple in late January 1929 when Herbert Hoover was still President-elect, scenes of playful grandchildren terrorizing a collie, vacation trips taken by the Hoovers' sons, and touristy images of Washington DC. One of the more striking shots is that of Lou walking through the White House garden, which can be seen in all its colorful glory.
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"As a Jew and as an American and as a representative of an African American district, I am revolted by the fact that the President of the United States couldn't stand up and unequivocally condemn Nazis who want to kill Jews and whose predecessors murdered 6 million Jews during the Holocaust, and could not unequivocally condemn Klansmen whose organization is dedicated to terrorizing African Americans," Cohen said.
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Read more:Meet 'Narwhal the Little Magical Furry Unicorn,' a rescue puppy born with an extra tail on his faceAn Air India flight was delayed nearly 12 hours after a stowaway rat was spotted in the cabin19 hysterical winners from this year's Comedy Wildlife Photography AwardsWild turkeys are terrorizing the town of Tom's River, New Jersey, by pecking at roofs, breaking windows, and attacking residents
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The Night King has never been seen getting his nails done between ruling over the army of the dead and terrorizing Westeros, but he has been spotted wearing the same look in earlier episodes: His nails were seen back in the unforgettable moment during The Siege at Hardhome (in season 5) where he raises his arms to grow his army by the hundreds right in front of Jon Snow's eyes.
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For his depictions of Central American death squads — bands of indiscriminate killers who, with the support of the Reagan administration, spent much of the decade terrorizing the peasantry of Guatemala and El Salvador — Golub rethought the idea of the triumphal frieze, transferring the red oxide of Roman frescoes to his monochromatic fields, while incising his super-sized figures in scraped-down, ever-shifting layers of dark and light.
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After three years of terrorizing Southern California, Psycho California hopped over to Sin City this year and, like a demented Pokémon, evolved into Psycho Las Vegas to fulfill every hesher's fantasy of wandering around the Hard Rock Hotel stoned out of your mind while alternating between gambling, getting wasted, smoking cigarettes indoors, eating Mexican food, flaunting your tattoos, and, of course, watching a seemingly endless onslaught of metal bands perform.
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But while it's true that Jaws 4 has a threadbare script, clunky Michael Caine one-liners, Mario Van Peebles sporting a terrible Jamaican accent, and shark revenge, Jaws 21950-D also has, in addition to a threadbare script, a bevy of frolicking teenagers, an evil corporate conspiracy, an evil showboating scientist, obnoxious happy dolphins, and, oh yes, a shark terrorizing Sea World because Sea World killed its baby.
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They have been fixated (to the point of shutting the government down for 35 days) on building a wall that experts believe will do more to keep out Central and South Americans seeking asylum than it will do to solve immigration issues or drug smuggling in the U.S. In fact, many of the people in the caravan Fox News has been terrorizing your grandmother about are fleeing cartels armed with American guns.
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Read more:19 hysterical winners from this year's Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards40 hysterical finalists in this year's Comedy Wildlife Photo AwardsWild turkeys are terrorizing the town of Tom's River, New Jersey, by pecking at roofs, breaking windows, and attacking residentsA poppy-pilfering pigeon made a red nest at a war memorial, and the photos are pretty patrioticFirefighters saved a great horned owl from the California wildfires — but he didn't look very happy about it
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Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaKing incites furor with abortion, rape and incest remarks San Jose mayor proposes mandatory liability insurance for gun owners Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (D-Calif.) to remove all U.S. support for the Arab Coalition in Yemen will not help our quest for peace, instead will deliver a massive victory to Iran and embolden the extremist Houthi militias to continue terrorizing our country, as they have done for the past five years.
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Read more:A cat named Quilty has become internet famous after he was placed in solitary confinement for helping other cats escape at a Texas shelterMeet 'Narwhal the Little Magical Furry Unicorn,' a rescue puppy born with an extra tail on his face19 hysterical winners from this year's Comedy Wildlife Photography AwardsAn awkwardly timed photo of an adorable lion cub is the funniest animal photo of 2019Wild turkeys are terrorizing the town of Tom's River, New Jersey, by pecking at roofs, breaking windows, and attacking residents
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The sequence of the Woodsmen terrorizing a New Mexico town where the atomic test occurred a decade earlier indulges plenty of Mr. Lynch's nostalgia for American diners and doo-wop, but once the fellow who keeps asking for a light can get his hands on an actual human, the violence and gore ramp up, with a coincidental echo of "City of the Living Dead," a 1980 extreme grindhouse film directed by Lucio Fulci, available on the horror-movie streaming service Screambox or for rent on Hulu.
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At the Berliner Ensemble, the storied theater in the German capital that Mr. Reese has led since last season, the young actor Nico Holonics disappears into the role of Oskar Matzerath, the novel's main character and one of 20th-century literature's most memorable narrators: a 4-year old who decides to stop growing when the Nazis come to power and who spends the Third Reich banging incessantly on his toy drum and terrorizing the adults trying to curtail his percussive pastime with earsplitting and glass-shattering shrieks.
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