" I think people often throw around the term "ally.
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It became a talking point for legislators to throw around.
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All he does is throw around his hands and legs.
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Candidate Trump used to throw around the number $8 billion.
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Why it matters: Steyer has lots of money to throw around.
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This isn't a word that The Bachelor likes to throw around.
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So let's pretend you've got the 28 grand to throw around.
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She doesn't raise her voice or throw around accusations or insults.
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Not the kind you throw around playing in the dog park.
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These are powerful constituents, with lobbyists and cash to throw around.
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"People throw around the word 'visionary' all the time," he said.
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It's not like I'm known to throw around words and whatever.
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That's a lot of heft to throw around in the corners.
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I work out hard and throw around some pretty heavy weights.
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Surging hurricane waters can throw around cars, boats, and houses like toys.
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And yet the elites throw around that word "unprecedented" as a criticism.
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Let Google throw around how useful and practical its Assistant is now.
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Why do you guys always throw around the crazy on my show?
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It's taboo in the United States to throw around accusations of racism.
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But the Democratic Party loves to throw around terms like white privilege.
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"These are not buzzwords to throw around or boxes to check," Clinton said.
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Now you can ... if you've got a few million dollars to throw around.
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I asked him about a word—"slumlord"—that his critics sometimes throw around.
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If you had $31.6 million bucks to throw around, what would you buy?
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Scope is a word game developers throw around a lot under these circumstances.
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"Be very careful about how you throw around dollars and giving," said Rep.
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We only wish we had cash to throw around when shopping for a laptop.
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Access is never truly cut off if you have some money to throw around.
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Well, first of all, I'm troubled by how thoughtlessly people throw around that term.
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Gone are the bubble years when there was lots of cash to throw around.
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This toy looks just like a plush log for your dog to throw around.
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Daniel wants what Hunter has, which is a lot of cash to throw around.
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Though we throw around the world "hormonal" today, the concept didn't exist before the 1900s.
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As well as just generally throw around thousands of enraged reactions to the whole thing.
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We throw around the word disruptor a lot in the startup world, especially at TechCrunch.
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Some psychiatrists have said it is irresponsible to throw around medical terms without an examination.
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We had enough fun with an audience that it became something they throw around every year.
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You can't throw around this kind of weight if you have one foot out the door.
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But if I had $1,500 to throw around, I'd take the regular room with the terrace.
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We live in a world where we tend to throw around the word 'badass' somewhat casually.
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People throw around the notion that the US is a model of democracy for the world.
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It is not enough to call ourselves patriots or throw around words like freedom and liberty.
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That might not matter for a national campaign with tens millions of dollars to throw around.
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"These people who throw around 'spoiler' are ignorant of the research that contradicts their thinking," Winger said.
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Middle-aged football men casually throw around the word "rape" to illustrate banal points about a match.
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There's been mass rape, there's been murder, and the UN doesn't throw around words like genocide easily.
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"It was kind of like 'screw you' money that they could just throw around," she said Friday.
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Going Further Shannon Ors, one of our Student Council members, writes: Colleges love to throw around statistics.
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And that's the thing – you're not going to die but it's a term we throw around so casually.
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People throw around words like "artificial intelligence" and "neural networks" and "deep learning" and "machine learning" almost interchangeably.
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Even people who have some money to throw around, most cannot afford to spend $2,000 right that second.
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But that is a lot of dough for McConnell to throw around as he ramps up the pressure.
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It's easy to throw around the descriptor "spa-like" when describing luxe bathrooms, but this one really was.
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George Washington will be next, Trump said, using a line that neo-Nazis throw around at their hatefests.
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But when doing so, she tries hard not to throw around insults about the former Celebrity Apprentice host's appearance.
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The cars are gorgeous, and the amount of capital the ultra rich throw around like Monopoly money is unbelievable.
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They are intended for super high-end design firms and animation studios with massive equipment budgets to throw around.
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Fans and fellow Challengers love to throw around the term "entitled" and "whiny" when people get voted in elimination.
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"Just to throw around macho words or fake macho words, I don't know what that gets us," Metzl added.
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Even in the era of widening partisan gaps, it would be ill-advised to throw around indictments willy-nilly.
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In fact, a lot of people throw around these phrases and buzzwords without really even knowing what they mean.
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In between there are bullpen days — when the starter will be expected to throw around 50 to 60 pitches.
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We throw around phrases like "majority rule" with abandon, but often without giving much thought to their actual meaning.
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When corporate leaders were more bullish about the economy, and had more cash to throw around, they snapped up shares.
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Stephanie Parker: So it's like I said before, where is all this money coming from that they can throw around?
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How much more power will Disney have to throw around the next time they pick a fight with the press?
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We throw around terms like demagogue and fascist, but I'm not sure he's coherent, consistent or weighty enough for either.
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"Because if you don't endorse Hillary, then you're anti-American, a racist, a sexist, or whatever names her robots throw around."
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He and Mr. Bowie met at each other's homes in New York to throw around ideas, and sometimes they went out.
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Sure, the holidays are fine when you're loved up and able to casually throw around words like "love", "couple" and "relationship".
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Truly, "Peak TV." It's a term we throw around a lot these days, but technically, it should be in past tense.
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In doing so, they throw around large numbers of regulations repealed and grandiose claims that simply don't stand up to scrutiny.
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You can't simply throw around hulking abstractions like "lies" and "fear" and "terror," expecting the reader to mistake speechifying for wisdom.
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"Power dressing" is a term we throw around often and easily, kind of like "sustainability," without really grappling with a definition.
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Professors throw around classed terms like "office hours," but when they say office hours, they almost always say when they are.
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I thought it was one of those urban myths that people throw around when they're waiting for an Uber because they're bored.
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But how many 20-year-olds have enough spare cash to throw around that they can actually get drunk at the airport?
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LHP Sean Manaea (strained left shoulder) will make a rehab start and throw around 70 pitches for Triple-A Nashville on Tuesday.
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Nowadays, michelada is a term that you can throw around for just about any synthesis of cheap beer, tomato juice, and spices.
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It's tempting to throw around imposter phenomenon around liberally, like how ADD and dyslexia can be inappropriately used to label other behaviors.
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Meanwhile Trump, with perhaps the most cash to throw around, has gone through less than half of what the Carson campaign has.
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Correct. People throw around the word "narcissistic" pretty easily and use it to sort of give a blanket name to many people.
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In contrast, she contemplated what it means to throw around the idea of leaving the country if Donald Trump is elected president.
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Ironic that they used to throw around that kinda cash -- on a video game -- considering the current state of their financial relationship.
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The algorithmic feed has added a layer of complexity to Instagram, making users think more cautiously about the way they throw around likes.
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Guerra threw 60 pitches to teammates Manny Pina and Nick Franklin and is expected to throw around 13 Monday for Double-A Biloxi.
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It became a multi-day event: Our long lunch break was meant to throw around the apples we had all brought with us.
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In a new interview with Marie Claire, Lovato revealed that she can't stand it when people throw around the word "bi-polar" incorrectly.
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Yet some residents here openly throw around negative stereotypes of people of different races because their social circles include people of all races.
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Diversity cannot be an empty word or idea that you throw around in a meeting yet do nothing to cultivate when it matters.
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Offseason report: For once, they were fairly quiet, especially in free agency where GM Ken Holland usually loves to throw around terrible contracts.
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Should I survive a nuclear attack, I may have a little spending money left over to throw around in the barren California wastelands.
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Some people love to throw around the names and the vintages and whatever, but really have no clue about what the wines taste like.
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Probably because, yeah, they sell 8 million of cases of wine every year—and have a lot of cash to throw around on advertising.
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"Critics frequently accuse McDonald's and its ilk of being monoliths that throw around their influential purchasing and marketing power to public harm," Chandler writes.
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It's easy to gloss over the cracks in a relationship when there's money to throw around — the lack of it magnifies every perceived slight.
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Meanwhile, prospering rivals on the mainland enjoy the benefits of a vast home market, and a government with lots more money to throw around.
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Critic's Notebook People associated with "Hawaii Five-20" on CBS love to throw around the word ohana, the Hawaiian term for extended, interdependent families.
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BROADLY: People throw around the phrase "hookup culture" to signify a million different things, but I appreciated that your book looks at empirical evidence.
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He's jealous I'm going snowboarding, but we throw around dates for a weekend we can take all of our friends to the house this summer.
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The only thing we know about Scorpio is that it'll come with an eight-core processor and throw around six teraflops of graphics processing power.
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Too many on the left blithely throw around these labels that stifle debate and take away from the fact that racism, anti-Muslim bigotry, etc.
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It didn't change the number or type of job opportunities available, or the amount of disposable income everyone in the society has to throw around.
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With the ease that TV psychologists throw around the word "psychopath," you might think we have a better handle on what that label actually means.
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Still, Dr. Kesselring finds it perplexing that the Russian doctor would have thought it was appropriate or wise to throw around such a loaded word.
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When that day comes, it won't be enough to throw around terms like "welfare queens" or "leeches," as if we don't understand dog-whistle politics.
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You know how Black people throw around the 'N' word and it's cool sometimes, according to some Black people, and not cool other times, you know?
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It was a term I had heard her and my older brother throw around casually but that, to me, was imbued with a kind of magic.
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And if the administration is willing to throw around flat-out untruths when it comes to such a small thing, what else is it lying about?
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Words like "disruption" and "hacker" which entrepreneurs and venture capitalists gleefully throw around, sound like the antithesis of "security", alienating not only voters but also candidates.
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" In a statement, Sanders' great-granddaughter Cindy Wurster Sjorgen, said that Sanders "was known to throw around a few cuss words but never a racial slur.
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We throw around the word "cursed" a lot on the internet these days — cursed images, cursed memes, even cursed food preparation — but where's the really spooky stuff?
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It's the reason why your eyes roll back in your skull when people throw around the caveat, "As the father of a daughter..." when discussing feminist politics.
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Whether we're trying to describe the ex from hell, or the friend who ghosted out of nowhere, we tend to throw around the word "sociopath" a lot.
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So we bring together some of the minds from the parties we throw around the country and meld them together for a big ol' gay rave reunion.
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Partly, their generosity of spirit is financial—Warner Brothers had a lot of cash to throw around, and even minor actors felt the warmth of their lucre.
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People throw around reference numbers that sound like they're reciting a Fibonacci sequence and they debate minuscule details which sometimes aren't even visible to the naked eye.
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Plus, when President Trump and his supporters throw around accusations of "fake news" to discredit information that they don't like, it can deepen the atmosphere of distrust.
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In an age of documentaries that throw around facts and figures and ultimately leave little impression, these films are more vital than ever, both politically and aesthetically.
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It might be quippy to say that you're "addicted" to your Instagram, but that's not really a term that you should throw around so casually, Dr. Young says.
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But I don't really know what to make of it, or how much of it relates to the movie when people throw around the word "idiocracy" on Twitter.
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That's a lot of money for the I.O.C. to throw around, and right now seems like the right time to throw a lot more of it at antidoping.
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For much of Butler's N.B.A. career, one of his signature quirks was taking an American football with him to throw around in his spare time wherever he went.
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And legal pundits must have been delighted when they saw the opportunity to throw around on TV a Latin phrase that was drilled into them in law school.
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Other employees exchanged emails in which they referred to high-spending children as "whales," a casino term that refers to gamblers who throw around enormous amounts of cash.
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The problem is that many toymakers have latched onto STEM as merely a buzzword to throw around in marketing materials, when in reality the toy has little educational value.
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Maybe it's the slimming white paintjob, but my first closeup inspection of the Panamera didn't leave me feeling like it's too huge or unwieldy to throw around a track.
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But if you have a few extra million to throw around thanks to the GOP's Christmas gift to the one percent, it seems like the least you could do.
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And so the clouds they carry around, and the money they throw around to both Democratic and Republican members of Congress goes a long way to perpetuating this system.
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Nepotism is a heavy charge to throw around, especially when Austin Rivers has previously gone on record claiming that he and his father are not close outside of basketball.
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Even with restrictions, if legalized gene editing existed in any form there would most certainly be a black market for it, for those with enough money to throw around.
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All they have to do is throw around the term "Nazi" to smear a conservative, and basic respect for the freedom and the rights of others no longer applies.
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If you&aposve ever been a patient in the ER or a doctor&aposs office, odds are you&aposve heard a nurse throw around some unusual words or phrases.
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Pelosi might be disliked by 48 percent of Americans, but thanks to her strong relationships with well-monied political players, she has weight to throw around — and she does.
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In the leaked discussion he manages to throw around some transphobia, a dash of suggested antisemitism, and for good measure, musings about whether or not Clinton might have a stroke.
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Machine learning is one of those buzzwords that nearly every tech company likes to throw around nowadays — but according to Lukas Biewald, it represents a genuinely new approach to programming.
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I've seen my peers fuming about this, and I too don't want this to be the cool science thing that non-linguist viewers google and throw around at dinner parties.
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But one consequence of having no funding weight to throw around is that school districts apparently see little benefit in investing in their civic education (social studies) teachers and programs.
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In another, "virtual reality" seems like an arbitrary term to throw around, when theme parks already offer simulator rides and 4D theaters—does adding a headset fundamentally change the experience?
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It seems as though after every scandal, suddenly, everyone has a law degree and the bravado to throw around useless charges when the discussion should have moved on months ago.
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Some have pushed back, like Jon Husted, Ohio's Republican secretary of state, who called it "wrong and engaging in irresponsible rhetoric" to throw around evidence-free allegations about vote-rigging.
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When confidence in a company, or an entrepreneur, is high, it seems as if nothing can go wrong and there's no limit to the capital that investors will throw around.
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We will divide and conquer, so Zoe may take Devin to gymnastics, and if Asher doesn't have flag-football practice, we will throw around a football or have a catch.
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Most of the other specs and acronyms that manufacturers like to throw around can largely be ignored: they're just fancy names for the special innovations and calibrations each company is making.
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I realize some guys want to throw around their money to make up for wherever else they lack, but getting a girl in a bar profusely drunk is sus as fuck.
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But it's hard to find a precedent for the public, categorical, felling of Ricardel by Melania Trump, a strike that exemplified the first lady's willingness to throw around her political weight.
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"Be very careful about how you throw around dollars and giving," Collins said, noting that both Goldman and Berke, both of whom testified on Monday, were donors to the Democratic Party.
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Raising over $565k for its original city bike, called the Classic, resulted in the birth of a niche category: bikes that you could throw around without much need of maintenance, if any.
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Bruin Sports Capital, the sports investment and management company that invests in the technologies of media, marketing and data surrounding sports, is about to get a lot more money to throw around.
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"We're the only bar on the block that lets you drink, then gives you a 14-pound rock to throw around," Greg Constantino, longtime bartender of this 30-year neighborhood mainstay, says.
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History textbooks and pundits throw around the insult "xenophobic" as if there is no legitimate reason a nation should control its borders and choose new members of society to meet our needs.
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Moderate members are beginning to throw around the term "impeachable offense," and House leadership is discussing a resolution to condemn the president — although so far it's unclear what that resolution will contain.
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We all throw around phrases like "YOLO" and "live each day as if it's your last," but you don't truly know what that means until you are in a moment that might be.
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Even if they're not revealing anything new, "VR-ready" will be a good label to throw around during demos — and one of the year's big selling points for anyone making a gaming device.
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"Privilege" can be a tricky word to throw around these days, but in Trump's case it's not particularly controversial to say she's benefited from having been granted nearly every advantage possible in life.
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The Nintendo 64 certainly had bigger numbers to throw around on paper than the PS1, for example, while the PS2's inferior specs didn't stop it from steamrolling the Xbox and the GameCube.
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" Wallace also read Cruz a statement from Bob Scales, former head of the Army War College, saying, "Carpet-bombing, that's just another one of those phrases that people with no military experience throw around.
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So while the Stafford Act allows the Trump administration to throw around plenty of cash, it doesn't let him do anything truly crazy — like postpone the 2020 election or suspend the rule of law.
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The artist was there, seemingly, to throw around money and yell some of his signature phrases during the song, but fans just wanted more J.Lo. "Pls make DJ Khaled stop yelling things," one viewer wrote.
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Yet Clinton's comments are not a one-off: they reflect a tendency among Democratic loyalists, both in the elite and rank and file, to throw around charges of Russian influence without much grounding in fact.
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That gave them an idea: The next week in class, fully energized and working as a group, they began to throw around other ideas for wasting time on the Internet that they could do together.
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She added that, at the time, she was working three jobs and didn't have much money to throw around herself, but still offered to pick up the check if he would stop talking about it.
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Now that's some serious cash to throw around for any phone, but if you take a look at some of the Galaxy S210 X's alleged specs, that $20193,22019 price tag might not be completely outlandish.
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Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY)'s roundtable at Youngstown, Ohio, on Thursday, a white woman holding a baby in her arms asked how Democrats could throw around the term "white privilege" when her community was struggling.
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Thanks to a new Handmaid's Tale parody from Funny Or Die, we now know what Margaret Atwood's chilling dystopia would look like if the kind of men who throw around the term "feminazi" were the stars.
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With the New England Patriots well into the start of their voluntary preseason training, Tom Brady was far from Foxborough and his teammates, but still took time to throw around a football — while on a private yacht.
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So while we might throw around the term narcissism conversationally, it's important to remember that it's also a complicated condition, and there's a line between occasionally thinking you're hot shit and having a full-blown personality disorder.
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Kris Jenner, who is both mother and manager to her children, was one of the first to throw around the term mom-ager over a decade ago, and since then, the world has never been the same.
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While we can throw around big terms like "toxic masculinity" and "rape culture," the fact is, to encourage men to do the right thing, we have to first understand their mindset and the gaps in their reasoning.
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If Putin is the bogeyman that so may Democrats seem obsessed with saying he is, why would it be a bad thing for some of his neighbors to have a little more military weight to throw around?
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Giant tech companies like Facebook and Google also have plenty of money to throw around and problems that they think A.I. can help solve, like building digital assistants for smartphones and home gadgets and spotting offensive content.
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When President Trump signed proclamations to place tariffs on imported steel and aluminum on Thursday, he portrayed it as an effort to throw around America's economic weight in hope of reaching better deals from major international partners.
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Even if his advisers might throw around names like Thucydides, Mr. Trump has consistently framed international issues in the far simpler terms of machismo and zero-sum competition, and often while appearing to misunderstand the issue itself.
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" Ms. McGrath said the early assault "shows they are scared that I am certainly a threat to them, and two, it shows they have a lot of money that they can throw around, so why not try?
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Saweetie was at VLive Los Angeles last night hosting the strip club's weekly Reign Sundays promotion when Migos showed up and helped her throw around an insane amount of cash ... and we've got it all on video.
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We throw around terms like "moonshot" and "disruption," but can't reliably tell a health plan consumer the location of a doctor's office, if they are taking new patients or even if their providers are among the living.
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Calling yourself "claustrophobic" may seem like an easy way to describe how you're feeling when you're in an uncomfortably busy bar or on a crowded train, but it might not be the best term to casually throw around.
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This week, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey revealed several of his intense wellness habits to CNBC, and most of them sound like things normal people would explicitly avoid if they had gobs and gobs of money to throw around.
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These are powerful men who throw around a lot of money and have the ability to make or break the careers of aspiring filmmakers and artists, particularly young women who are trying to make their way in the industry.
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I've seen my peers fuming about this, and I too don't want this to be the cool science thing that non-linguist viewers google and throw around at dinner parties, but also this movie is literally about mystical timelords.
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Though he warned prosecutors, "We don't convict people because they have a lot of money to throw around," the judge had already permitted the now chastened prosecutors to introduce into evidence a cornucopia of lavish and seemingly reckless Manafort spending sprees.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said it was unfair to throw around criticism about unfair trade if the United States won't sell to China what it wants to buy, referring to U.S. export controls on some high-tech products.
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The Pew Research Center found in 33 that nearly 80 percent of Americans want to place limits on campaign spending, but a national presidential primary advantages those with a lot of money to throw around — your Bloombergs and your Tom Steyers.
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Similarly, who are we kidding, VCs who take money from Saudi LPs aren't doing so in order to help prop up the Pax Americana; it's purely because they want the money, and nobody else is prepared to throw around $45 billion in cash.
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There's no telling how many people saw Kim's Instagram story (probably millions), but the way she and her sisters talk about their bodies and flippantly throw around the word "anorexic" could definitely be triggering for some people who struggle with eating disorders.
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Last year, the Kansas City Star published an editorial entitled "Kris Kobach is a big fraud on Kansas voter fraud," citing his McCarthyite tendency to throw around seemingly invented numbers about all the fraud happening in his state, without ever providing any evidence.
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On Friday, the judge said that "people throw around terms in the vernacular" but said that ultimately he will be the one to decide the legality of what happened to the five men in the C.I.A. prison network from 2002 to 2006.
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Although not direct proof that inside information was passed, this type of circumstantial evidence can go a long way toward showing that something untoward was going on, especially when few investors have that much money to throw around on a speculative bet.
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Now ask yourself, do you have several multiple-hour long stretches of time over several nights, over a thousand dollars you can throw around, and are you able to deal with the existential terror of never really knowing if you did it right?
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These small- and medium-sized suppliers are willfully overlooked by Ex-Im Bank critics who throw around terms like "corporate welfare" and "crony capitalism" as if large companies make every part of an aircraft all by themselves and reap all the benefits of export sales.
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It is far safer to join this sort of false crusade bereft of the common sense approach, because this same crusade will be quick to label you one of the many favorites that the Left likes to throw around: racist, bigoted, privileged, and far worse.
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The same can be said of early '00s style: It was an era that emphasized that the bigger your sunglasses, the more monogrammed your handbags, and the more belts you had to throw around your tank tops and dresses, the more chic you were.
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But while it's easy to throw around the word "addicted," excessive gaming can be a real, serious, and sometimes deadly condition that millions of people—particularly young people—suffer from, and now the World Health Organization is considering officially recognizing it as a disease.
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"We have seen rich people run before, but the amount of money Bloomberg is able to throw around is able to get him over the absence of enthusiasm because it's orders of magnitude" greater, said Neil Sroka of the progressive group Democracy for America.
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While many art shows and organizations throw around words like "alternative" or "anti-establishment," from the outset Satellite establishes a vibe that's more like an immersive bazaar, with late-night hours, after parties, and the kind of creative energy we don't often associate with art fairs.
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Of course, Amazon is Amazon, and it's got the deep pockets to throw around a billion to get Bezos his tentpole hit, but even still, that kind of money means the fledgling project is already on track to be one of the most expensive series ever produced.
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All right and Robert, as we close the segment out, do you feel like the protesters throw around Nazi, racist, concentration camp, internment camp, fascist too glibly, too regularly, too frequently and so all of the criticism and maybe some of its merited of Conservatives just kind of melts away?
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At first mention, the idea of buying a fragrance strictly for the hair seems like something better suited for a high-school kid that doesn't want to get caught hanging around people who smoke cigarettes — or maybe someone with gobs of money to throw around on superfluous but good-smelling nothings.
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But on Wednesday, the 41-year-old posted a video to his Instagram that showed him holding his Patriots helmet — presumably while getting ready to throw around a football — before stopping to pick out a blue piece of confetti that was left over from the Super Bowl win, more than two months ago.
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Vin Scully, in his 67th season as a Los Angeles Dodgers broadcaster, hails from an era when you'd be lucky to catch a sports game on TV. These days, digitally addicted young sports fans furiously shout into the wind on social media and throw around acronyms like GOAT to describe the players they admire.
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The social justice left, which is essentially a Marxist construct, has not just advanced an idea of the way the world is but has decided to instantly stigmatize and demonize anyone who dissents from it as a bigot and a racist or a homophobe and all the other litany of bullshit they throw around.
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In the press, in committee hearings, on Capitol Hill — none of these may be "behind-closed-door" affairs, but they don't engage the public openly, which allows for authorities like the FBI to throw around their authority or use specious legal interpretations of laws like the All Writs Act to bully private individuals or enterprises into relinquishing control of their data.
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It's far worse in polite society to use gay as a pejorative or throw around ethnic slurs than it is to go effing and blinding; people who would never be so dowdy as to asterisk out a good sharp fuck will still cautiously refer to it as the N-word rather than risking the subtleties of the use-mention distinction.
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Coupled with accounts of the ideas that people like Thiel and Adelson subscribe to — like the idea that it's fine to throw around their wealth to take down media they don't like — and the powerful company they keep, Nobody Speaks hurtles toward its conclusion: that the freedom of the press guaranteed in the First Amendment is fragile, and facing one of its greatest tests to date.
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Mainly because the audience for this kind of posturing from a position of maximum privilege is male, and young, and probably has some money to throw around—and little to no interest in overthrowing existing power structures, even when they are victimized by them—the same corporate money that is terrified to be associated with a left-wing site that sometimes writes "Bitch McConnell" can only be deterred from sponsoring the anti-P.
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I would be the last to deny Hopper's importance, but even in the smallest and most slapdash of these oil sketches, Dickinson seems to me a greater and more elevated painter, and all notions of "cerebralism" and "decadence" — two words critics throw around when they can't find anything bad to say about an artist — are swept away by the freshness of these pictures, in which eeriness and vivacity seem to go hand in hand, as they do in our social life.
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In an op-ed for The Hill last month, former House Intelligence Chairman Mike RogersMichael (Mike) Dennis RogersHillicon Valley: House panel subpoenas 8chan owner | FCC takes step forward on T-Mobile-Sprint merger | Warren wants probe into FTC over Equifax settlement | Groups make new push to end surveillance program House Homeland Security Committee subpoenas 8chan owner Hoekstra emerges as favorite for top intelligence post MORE (R-Mich.) cautioned against Huawei being used as a "football" to throw around in trade negotiations.
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