The yearly ritual of torching the Burning Man event page became as celebrated as actually torching the Burning Man.
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"No big deal, just torching Thanksgiving meringue," Biel, 35, is heard saying in a video clip of 36-year-old Timberlake lightly torching the pie.
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It's also the most destructive, torching more than 10,300 structures.
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The torching of the Temple itself is the grand finale.
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That Ticki Torching was also a direct response to that.
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The Jazz rallied by torching the Timberwolves on the perimeter.
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This fire is moving extremely quickly, torching an acre per second.
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A group invested in Ohio politics is torching outgoing Republican Gov.
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Image: John McColgan/Wikimedia CommonsWe are torching our own country annually.
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From the jump, Ovechkin has been torching the NHL record books.
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They're not gangsters, torching parlors and popping guys on the street.
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He suggested a symbolic, if not literal, torching of Confederate statues.
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Next we'll be torching people for the content of their fantasies.
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He too often acquiesced to Mitch McConnell's torching of Senate norms.
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Prosecutors said he robbed a bank and carried out the car-torching.
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That fire grew quickly, torching 20,000 acres in less than 14 hours.
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Trump's previous feuds and torching of political correctness have not doomed him.
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Now, protesters around the region are torching effigies of the democracy icon.
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Humans Cause Most of America&aposs WildfiresWe are torching our own country annually.
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Remember this arsonist who was caught on tape torching this car last weekend?
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Instead, it comes in the form of protests over Trump's torching of tradition.
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During the attack the men poured petrol on the vehicle before torching it.
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The dessert gets its traditional crisp, caramelized glaze from a ceremonial torching tableside.
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Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice came out of the gate torching records.
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Blazes have been torching the world's largest tropical forest for three weeks now.
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Trump's solutions were always simple and sweeping — torching NAFTA or slashing business taxes.
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The man suspected of torching the studio told police his work had been plagiarized.
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At the moment, the president is torching goodwill among Republicans in the upper chamber.
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The fire started Thursday and initially spread quickly, torching 10,000 acres in six hours.
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Today, this approach is associated with money-torching supercars from Ferrari, Lamborghini and McLaren.
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In the township of Maungtaw, violent attackers were accused of torching houses by state media.
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The torching of the two centers prompted Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) to suspend medical activities.
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Yet, Dany takes off on Drogon, torching King's Landing and murdering its citizens with abandon.
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That same day, the Woolsey fire ignited near Los Angeles, ultimately torching nearly 97,000 acres.
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Daenerys going mad and torching King's Landing has made her Game of Thrones' final villain.
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The RSF also became known for its brutality: torching villages, raping women, and murdering civilians.
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They were guys in their 30's and I was torching them on the court.
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But before torching the tyrant, the Long Islanders did something odd, at least to us.
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Some 200 have floated across the border, torching over 2,000 acres (809.40 hectares) of farmland.
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"Primarying Sarah Davis is the equivalent of like a drug dealer torching cash," Shor said.
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"Employees who were so miserable they joked about torching the building," wrote one former employee.
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If the Red Sox' chances of torching Severino were slim, Montgomery's injury seemed even odder.
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But torching shares valued around $1003 trillion is a harsh price to pay for transparency.
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The deaths were accompanied by an increase in robberies and the torching of homes and vehicles.
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There's nothing funny about Samsung Galaxy Note73 phones inexplicably exploding and torching cars and burning people.
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Oil prices don't reflect the massive burden we're placing on the planet by torching fossil fuels.
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Rachel doesn't feel like torching a man's career, but for Quinn, that just might be gravy.
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You caught Hendrix in his guitar-torching prime and the other HNDRXX smashing "Mask Off" again.
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This provoked demonstrations and the torching of a warehouse at the Beitbridge border with South Africa.
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But if he's denied the chance, he's just as happy torching this one out of spite.
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This rising heat and aridity helped create the conditions for the massive blazes torching the country.
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After not doing that for a number of years following multiple concussions, Mauer is torching the ball.
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They dragged her out of the car, assaulting the woman and her friends, and torching their vehicle.
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Participants believe the practice of torching the devil helps banish bad spirits from their homes and neighborhoods.
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Thick smoke darkened an overcast sky and obscured the silhouettes of the people torching anything still standing.
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Sylville Smith was killed Saturday, triggering hours of unrest that included the torching of six businesses. 22016.
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More than 1,000 structures destroyed The Thomas Fire is one of six major wildfires torching Southern California.
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"The Brazilians destroyed Asunción, torching homes to keep searching through the night," said Mr. Rubiani, the architect.
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Military forces have used deadly force on unarmed protesters, firing on some from helicopters and torching homes.
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We're torching a huge amount of natural gas, adding to our global warming woes while wasting valuable fuel.
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Jimmy Garoppolo extended his undefeated streak with the Niners, torching the Jaguars for a season-high 44 points.
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Opposition Democratic Party supporters have been accused of vandalizing polling stations, mostly in schools, and torching election equipment.
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In Paris especially, the scenes were particularly violent, with demonstrators defacing monuments, torching cars and smashing shop windows.
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But it's only one of six major wildfires torching the state, which have destroyed more than 1,000 structures.
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The Uttarakhand fires have intensified in the past week, torching more than 2,000 hectares (4,900 acres) of forest.
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The fire was indiscriminate, torching some homes and leaving others, next door or just across the street, intact.
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The congregants of these churches have dealt with the torching of their places of worship in different ways.
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There are carnival floats and marching bands, and the main event is the torching of the celebrity effigy.
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In a crucial debate in New Hampshire, his approach was to avoid torching his opponents for the most part.
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Daenerys' dragon eats her (OK probably not, but she deserves it after torching all those innocent people last episode).
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That could lead to impulsive decisions, like deciding to ignore an enemy's surrender and unnecessarily torching an entire city.
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Hawaii's volcanic eruptions have been steadily on the rise over the past two weeks, crushing cars and torching homes.
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Countries could wind up torching their own U.S. bond investments, without winning any guaranteed gains from Washington, they said.
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With a little bit of electricity know-how, you'll be on your way to torching things in no time.
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And of course, the long-term offset of torching wood for power depends on that wood actually being regrown.
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He sustained a recurrence of his left ankle injury after torching Golden State for 26 points in 24 minutes.
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Mr. Verner makes ample use of an open fire for torching leeks and smoking everything from quince to duck.
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"When I first opened my eyes, I saw the military was torching houses, shooting and killing people," he said.
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Stymie anyone on your side who's thinking of dissenting by torching them on Twitter, like he did to Sen.
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Beyond that, white New Yorkers relentlessly attacked African-American institutions, torching churches and blocking efforts to build black schools.
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Fighting in Libya resurged over the weekend, torching a cease-fire brokered by Russia and Turkey in early January.
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Democratic Party supporters were accused last week of vandalizing polling stations, located mostly in schools, and torching election equipment.
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Deadly fires often burn through these communities, as they've repeatedly done in California — jumping major freeways and torching suburban homes.
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She keeps just like torching herself and going up in flames, and rising from the fire, rising from the ashes.
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Myanmar says its forces are fighting terrorists responsible for attacking the police and the army, killing civilians and torching villages.
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While Californians grapple with wildfires torching their state, 14 million people across the US were under winter weather alerts Tuesday.
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Accused NSA leaker Reality Winner wrote about Osama bin Laden, al Qaeda and torching the White House ... according to prosecutors.
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After torching two police cars, the student said, he ended up at a police station and a state security building.
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The result is a more metabolic (read: calorie-torching) workout, often in less time than a traditional weight-training session.
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Both parties have been accused of criminal activity in the past, including torching vehicles and killing people, Mr. Khan said.
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What began as largely peaceful demonstrations have turned increasingly violent, with protesters torching metro stations and police firing tear gas.
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After all, wasn't the torching of the White House conducted by British troops, under the command of Admiral George Cockburn?
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All the while, Dany's Boeing-sized dragon tore through the sky and scorched the earth, torching everything in its path.
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Haitians have been on the streets, torching cars, clashing with police demanding President Jovenel Moise and the prime minister resign.
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Human-rights groups and international monitors have accused the army of torching villages and raping and murdering many of their inhabitants.
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The torching of the Summer Palace stands as one of the greatest acts of cultural vandalism of the past two centuries.
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The Taliban fighters that had breached the wire had started torching all the hard structures in the buildings and burning them.
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Rioters ran amok in Paris during the early street protests, torching cars, smashing luxury boutiques and defacing the Arc de Triomphe.
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Right-wing protesters began torching election centers, then targeting the homes of several senior members of Morales' Movement for Socialism party.
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Villages burned The Rohingya who have arrived in Bangladesh have told harrowing stories of massacres, rape and widespread torching of villages.
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" Why, she wanted to know, did walking away feel "like scoring big in the lotto and torching your winnings for sport?
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Vázquez interviews a woman who remembers being involved in torching sites and says she regrets every single time she did so.
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And he now seems poised to risk torching Rebecca's "Barbie dream house" of a department store to deliver the killing blow.
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South Korea Dispatch BUKCHON, South Korea — The soldiers descended upon the village, torching its homes and corralling residents into a schoolyard.
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Some protesters were witnessed torching one of Trump's "Make America Great Again" hats, while others set a U.S. flag on fire.
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The Root's Michael Harriot wrote an essay torching the candidate for perpetuating a narrative that blames the victims of systemic racism.
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The militants attacked a town in the Kowt district of eastern Nangarhar province earlier this week, torching homes and local police posts.
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The simple answer is the Society always chooses a well-known figure in pop culture who they believe deserves a good torching.
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By subsidising rice farmers, for instance, the government has in effect cheered on the guzzling of groundwater and the torching of stubble.
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The Camp Fire is the most destructive in the state's history, torching thousands of homes and obliterating the historic town of Paradise.
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Three years ago, Murphy led the Mets to the pennant with a playoff performance for the ages, torching the Cubs for a .
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The mob eventually broke in, before torching a motorbike on the doorstep, choking the house with thick black smoke, while police watched.
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Ratner is in all kinds of debt that he squirrels out of by borrowing more, constantly over-leveraging himself, and torching bridges.
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Student protestors filled the streets of Jakarta this week, "blocking traffic, pulling down fencing and torching a police post," the Times reports.
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It is deeply concerning that the president of the United States would try to protect himself by torching the institutions of justice.
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He also implied that the US's move could end up torching cooperation between the US and Pakistan on issues like sharing intelligence.
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In Paris, 10,000 demonstrators were believed to have taken to the streets with some throwing stones, torching cars and vandalizing shops and restaurants.
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Protesters swept through much of Basra, Iraq's second city, torching government buildings, party offices and the Iranian consulate in a week-long rampage.
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"Some said they had fled torching and killings back home; one boy was seen with a big gash across his neck," Edwards said.
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Wildfires raged through seaside resorts near the Greek capital, torching homes, cars and forests and killing at least 74 people, authorities said Tuesday.
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He said one person had been killed when police opened fire on Monday to stop protesters torching vehicles with Tamil Nadu license plates.
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A Hindu mob scaled a boundary wall of the Gulbarg housing society and began torching the houses on February 28, 2002, prosecutors said.
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Mayfield responded by torching the Jayhawks in a 41-3 victory, and later grabbing his crotch in the general direction of their bench.
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"Republican Party, take note — I think you're going to see a lot more of these," the voter said before torching his registration form.
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" Amnesty International has accused Myanmar's military of deliberately torching Muslim-minority Rohingya villages near the Bangladesh border in a campaign of "ethnic cleansing.
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However, that also means you're not torching through that stack of pre- or post-run pancakes quite as quickly as you might think.
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Someone decided to really crank up the Gronk today by surrounding him with energy drink reps and a bunch of gasoline-torching vehicles.
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The operations last no more than a few hours, culminating with the torching of the drugs and equipment after a process of documentation.
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I feel like this trade war is going to end with Trump riding on the back of a dragon, torching the entire economy.
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Theatrical takes on classics — like the Gatsby Sazerac, which involves a fiery torching of a vintage coupe glass — are the boîte's calling card.
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Thousands of Papuans have been protesting over perceived ethnic discrimination since last week, with protesters torching a market, a jail and government offices.
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Wildfires revisited parts of France this week, burning for days near the town of Palneca, and torching more than 400 acres of forest.
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The Cuba thing Sanders has made clear in recent weeks he does not care about torching Democratic orthodoxy on a range of issues.
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They had been in Philadelphia investigating the Ku Klux Klan's torching of a black church where a voter-registration drive had been held.
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The president floated reappointing Yellen in March after spending his 2016 campaign torching Yellen for being "obviously political" in support of President Obama.
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What began as largely peaceful demonstrations have turned increasingly violent, with protesters torching metro stations and police firing tear gas in recent weeks.
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The environmental impact of the fires has been catastrophic, torching at least 130,000 acres of the rainforest — the equivalent to 72,000 soccer fields.
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Defence lawyer Ghulam Murtaza Chaudhry said an anti-terrorism court in Lahore had acquitted 112 people accused of torching and ransacking hundreds of houses.
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Chinese companies have engineered an alarming-looking way of eliminating trash hanging on power lines — by torching them with flame-throwing drones: That's right.
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But, after torching the Tennessee Titans on "Monday Night Football", DeAndre couldn't have been more respectful when talking about McNair in the locker room.
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Canada has also had an unusually severe wildfire season, with numerous large blazes torching millions of acres in British Columbia and Alberta, in particular.
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It says more than 500 people have been killed in the fighting, most of them "terrorists" who have been attacking civilians and torching villages.
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It's a very risky strategy because torching Rubio could help Trump maintain his lead and win the state and all of its 99 delegates.
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The recent torching of the Iranian consulate in Basra, Iraq, by a mob of protestors has added to the sense of uncertainty in Tehran.
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Youths in depressed suburbs of French cities have been torching hundreds of vehicles on New Year's Eve and Bastille Day since the early 1990s.
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On November 9, 1938, German Nazis launched a violent campaign against Jewish communities, torching synagogues, vandalizing homes, schools, and graveyards, and destroying 7,500 businesses.
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And the concern here is not just about the sheer waste involved in what amounts to the torching of mountains of federal tax dollars.
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A mob had descended on his street on Monday, he said, torching his business, leaving plastic goods melted and the shop blackened and charred.
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The Reuters reconstruction draws for the first time on interviews with Buddhist villagers who confessed to torching Rohingya homes, burying bodies and killing Muslims.
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In the penultimate episode of the season, Daenerys has a full day of torching innocent people and inundating King's Landing with dragonfire and terror.
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"Black-bloc" anarchists and anti-fascist protesters hurled firecrackers at police and threw rocks through storefront windows, at one point even torching a limousine.
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Thousands of Papuans took the streets of the cities of Sorong, Manokwari and Jayapura on Monday, blocking roads, damaging an airport and torching government buildings.
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The turnstile-hopping rapidly devolved into larger demonstrations and chaos, with looting in supermarkets, rioting in the streets, and the torching of 22 metro stations.
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Media technician Mohammad Dawood was among those killed in Ghazni, the statement said, and also condemned the torching of Ghazni&aposs radio and television station.
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Shortly after, the admin sent him a video of hooded figures torching a car, with Monteiro's blog URL typed out on a piece of paper.
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The Ministry of Home Affairs, which is responsible for the police, told Reuters it rejected allegations that policemen had been involved in torching Rohingya villages.
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Police said on Tuesday that one person was arrested on suspicion of torching four vehicles and a dozen garbage cans in greater Lisbon's Odivelas district.
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George finished with a game-high 45 points plus 233 rebounds, torching the Houston defense with six 3-pointers plus 15-for-18 free throws.
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Malallah is probably best known for her "Ruins Technique," which involves torching and breaking apart fabrics and found objects to examine the nature of destruction.
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The torching of villages, rape and mass killing that have been features of the Rohingya campaign have been central tactics in other fights, as well.
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They are often burning hot through the night (when they used to cool), racing faster up hillsides and torching neighborhoods that were once relatively safe.
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Naturally, the jokes pretty much stop here, giving way to grim anecdotes about past abuses, like blow-torching pigs in order to study burn treatments.
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Refugees have fled into Bangladesh with accounts of mass killings, systematic rape and torching of villages at the hands of the military and local vigilantes.
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Rohingya residents and human rights groups accuse the military and border guard forces of raping Rohingya women, torching houses and killing civilians during operations there.
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After they invaded in 2014, militants took over the town, killing dozens of people, torching landmarks and even burning the palace of the traditional leader.
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Idiots stealing wheeled bins from outside homes and businesses, taking them to waste ground or parks, and torching them for whatever kicks they can derive.
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Soldiers had arrived at Inn Din on August 0003 and started torching the houses of Rohingya residents with the help of police and Rakhine villagers.
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Not only can wildfires spread faster, but there's a greater chance that entire trees will go up in flames (known as "torching") — making fires more severe.
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It has also accused it of killing Muslim civilians to prevent them from cooperating with the authorities, and of torching Rohingya villages, allegations the group denies.
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The first attacks by suspected Islamist militants came in October, when locals reported gangs armed with machetes attacking police stations, torching villages and executing religious leaders.
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On Tuesday, Kuwait, whose ruling family and most of its citizens are Sunni, recalled its ambassador to Tehran, citing "torching and sabotage activities" of Iranian demonstrators.
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Suddenly, because our queen is lonely and has been betrayed yet again, she's down with torching thousands of people who are captives in their own right.
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Franken was even drawing 2020 presidential buzz after torching Attorney General Jeff Sessions over his links to Russian officials during a blockbuster hearing earlier this year.
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Even without them, the Raptors will still have to contain the All-Star duo of Kevin Durant and Klay Thompson, who have both been torching teams.
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Most amateurs learn that they are much more likely to achieve the policy goals they campaigned on by working within existing institutions rather than torching them.
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Twenty-five-year-old Rahima told me how the security forces raped all the women in her family before torching their house and driving them away.
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California wildfires Santa Ana winds are expected to pick back up today, making it that much harder to fight the wildfires that are torching Southern California.
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Now over the past two weeks, the team's passing has caught fire, with Kirk Cousins torching the Eagles on Sunday for 333 yards and four touchdowns.
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"Russia may believe that the downturn will only be temporary," Ms. Croft said, "but it has seemingly risked torching" the alliance with OPEC on that assumption.
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Myanmar has rejected accusations of ethnic cleansing, blaming most of the violence and torching of Rohingya villages on the Rohingya insurgents who attacked the security forces.
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CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK Our restaurant critic, Pete Wells, explains why bringing your gripes to the management instead of anonymously torching the place online will make everybody happier.
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The Chuckegg Creek Wildfire, burning in Mackenzie County just two miles south of the town of High Level, has been torching ground for more than two days.
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If you've been wondering what Frank Castle's been up to since we last saw him torching his home in Daredevil, Netflix's Hall H panel offered some answers.
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Torching cars is a hobby for young criminals in Gothenburg; police say 172 have been burnt this year, down from 237 in the same period last year.
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Photos and video footage posted to Twitter and Instagram show demonstrators smashing windows, ripping apart furniture and flags and torching parts of the building with Molotov cocktails.
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Torching Vice President Mike Pence on CNN, South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg made clear O'Rourke has company in the ability to thrill fellow Democrats with viral moments.
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The fire was started by a security guard working at the facility, according to Brazilian state news agency, who allegedly set the facility ablaze before torching himself.
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Up until Jon witnesses Daenerys torching a city, he pretty much neglects every single maddening sign that Daenerys is turning into that crazy person with a dragon.
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In Wednesday night's debate, the hostile fire was spread more evenly between Biden and Harris, who climbed in the polls after torching Biden in the first debate.
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Trump waited several hours before torching Bannon, and even Trump Jr. did not tweet about Bannon's quotes in the book until after his father had weighed in.
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What can someone accused of sexual misconduct reasonably expect, what is fair, and what range of punishments should be considered beyond the abrupt torching of someone's career?
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A single ember kicked up by the winds a mile away can land on a house, torching it to the ground, while surrounding homes are left unscathed.
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For a year and a half, the Cameroonian military has been accused of beating and arresting people suspected of being separatists, torching homes and killing unarmed protesters.
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Just over a year after the Camp Fire roared through Paradise, California, killing 85 people and torching 19,000 homes and other buildings, some former homeowners are rebuilding.
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A Rohingya villager in the area said the army attacked three hamlets in the Kyee Kan Pyin village group with shotguns and other weapons, before torching houses.
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What happened is actually very understandable in light of WeWork's failure to go public earlier this year: The companies were torching capital in the name of growth.
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Had Daenerys approved or gone through with the idea of burning down King's Landing — or torching anything she wants, really — then I think it makes some sense.
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His administration's shift on fuel tax came after rioters ran amok in central Paris, torching cars, looting boutiques vandalizing cafes and private residences and cafes in affluent neighborhoods.
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We're talking, of course, about the 23th Annual Golden Raspberry Awards — a yearly event dedicated to torching the movie industry's most hilariously awful (and just plain awful) products.
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Between 6 and 7 PM on Wednesday, a man in the town of Olsha, near Smolensk, set his own house on fire, then began torching his neighbor's home.
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U.S. President Donald Trump imposed sanctions on Iran last week — completing his torching of the historic nuclear deal, and putting the Middle Eastern country in a tight spot.
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From the very first influx of Chinese immigrants in Indonesia to the country's recent torching of Chinese businesses in 1998, Chinese have been long targeted by native Indonesians.
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On November 20, the Woolsey Fire sparked in Ventura County and then swept into Los Angeles County, torching a total of 98,300 acres and killing at least three.
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The extra fuel turns today's wildfires into infernos hot enough to devastate the landscape, torching even the big older trees that typically survived fires in the old days.
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With Drogon torching her enemies from the sky, and the Dothraki slaughtering every man in sight on the ground, the Khaleesi cleaned up in a matter of minutes.
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Los Angeles snapped its three-game skid by torching Houston's defense, with Kuzma scoring 213 of his 2132 points in the first half on 2115-for-2111 shooting.
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The exclusive Reuters' report of at least 18 undisclosed contacts with Russian sources potentially adds another drop of gasoline on an already roaring fire torching the Trump administration.
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Extreme heat waves, such as the several torching the Northern Hemisphere this week are frequently cited as one of the most direct effects of man-made climate change.
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Desperation should be enough to get Kansas City a win on the road, but Anderson torching Marcus Peters or Revis for one or more big touchdowns seems likely.
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There are some technical challenges along the way: making your own caramel shards, piping and torching your meringue, and even just taking care to avoid overbaking your sponge.
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A confrontational core of Hong Kong's antigovernment protesters have acted with greater ferocity in recent weeks, attacking individuals and smashing and torching storefronts, banks, cafes and subway entrances.
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The Maute fighters quickly took over much of the city, torching a cathedral and a hospital, among other buildings, and posting snipers to keep government troops at bay.
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Down by the border, Trump was in outsized form, firing off his dubious claims on immigration while torching Democrats with fierce new attacks on climate change and abortion.
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The team compiled accounts of crimes including gang rape, the torching of hundreds of villages, enslavement, and killings of children — some before their eyes of their own parents.
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On Thursday, at least two people were killed in Assam state when police opened fire on mobs torching buildings and attacking railway stations in protest against the rules.
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There's also talk about Nikita Kucherov torching the Lightning in the Russian media, second round predictions and whether Taylor Hall is the lucky charm for winning a draft lottery.
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A Hindu mob scaled the boundary wall of a housing complex in Ahmedabad, Gujarat's largest city, in February 2002 before torching the homes in which Muslim families were trapped.
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He&aposs questioning the value of a military alliance that has defined decades of American foreign policy, torching an ally and proposing a massive increase in European defense spending.
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VICTORIA, Texas – Prosecutors say a Texas man accused of torching a mosque made plans to create a "rogue unit" to monitor and possibly confront Muslims at the Islamic center.
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Hope Nick Young's not expecting to get reimbursed for his designer clothes ... 'cause Iggy Azalea says she doesn't even feel a little bad about torching her ex-fiance's wardrobe!!
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Some 22 fires have burned more than 170,903 acres in California, torching more than 3,500 homes and commercial structures, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
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Baker Mayfield didn't regret torching Hue Jackson after Sunday's game ... he didn't regret doing it again on Monday ... and he DEFINITELY didn't regret doing it a third time Wednesday.
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The company also condemned the torching of a vehicle, threats to workers and acts that prevented a supply helicopter landing to leave food at one of the oil fields.
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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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He has recently visited Pennsylvania and Ohio, important general election swing states, arguing that he is able to connect in the industrial Midwest and torching Mr. Trump's leadership approach.
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Best known is the infamous torching, by a servant who was probably psychotic, of Taliesin in 1914, and the brutal murder of Borthwick, her two children and four employees.
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In Jakarta, the Indonesian capital, a crowd estimated at more than 10,000 protested outside the Parliament building on Tuesday, blocking traffic, pulling down fencing and torching a police post.
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The torching of offerings for ancestors goes back centuries in Chinese culture, but it's only in recent decades that the objects have taken on the shape of commercial comforts.
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Nothing crazy, just a few miles, but what better way to offset the culinary onslaught of Turkey-day dinner than by torching a few calories first thing in the morning?
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You probably heard -- on Monday, Iggy admitted to torching ALL of Nick Young's designer clothes after she caught her ex-fiance slippin' ... and seemed to be pretty happy about it.
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Lance Armstrong just SNAPPED on USC, saying the school is full of crap for trying to rewrite history -- AND he's publicly torching the Trojans for the treatment of Reggie Bush.
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Walking away may not be working Trump's strategy of torching a meeting, turning on his heel and raising the stakes is familiar from his life as a real estate magnate.
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"While I do not agree with torching the flag as a form of protest, I understand the Constitution guarantees everyone the right to this form of free expression," Waters said.
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"While I do not agree with torching the flag as a form of protest, I understand the Constitution guarantees everyone the right to this form of free expression," she added.
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The catastrophic crackdown by Myanmar's military that followed the attack saw the Rohingya flee en masse, arriving in Bangladesh with chilling accounts of massacres, systematic rape and torching of villages.
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In the view of the demonstrators, Mr. Philippe and his boss heard their anger only when they started torching cars on Avenue Kléber, not when it smoldered in distant villages.
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South Africa is facing a backlash after rioters in and around Johannesburg targeted immigrants from other African countries this week, torching their shops and leading to at least 10 deaths.
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One of the station's regular broadcasters, Yulia Latynina, said earlier this year she had been forced to flee Russia after a series of attacks, including the torching of her car.
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As the army advanced, the militants forced some residents out of their homes, using the dwellings to mount a futile defense of the area, and torching them as they withdrew.
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In the past month, more than 400 homes and other structures have been obliterated as the volcano&aposs hot magma has poured through neighborhood after neighborhood, torching everything in its path.
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The Lilac fire, which extends for 4,100 acres and is zero percent contained, made its way through the Bonsall area, torching areas along State Route 76 corridor and destroying 20 buildings.
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And with a new U.S. president in office, there are signs M&A activity could accelerate further this year, given Trump's talk of torching business regulation to encourage more deal-making.
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Disney's "Avengers: Endgame" ruled the box office this weekend, torching all-time single-day, weekend and per-screen records on its way to well over $240 billion in global ticket sales.
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Protests, which began in October 2016 with Anglophone teachers and barristers demonstrating about French curricula and legal texts, have morphed into a conflict of kidnappings, beheadings and the torching of villages.
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We all have our ways of dealing with a breakup, and — aside from, say, cooking an ex's beloved pet or torching everything they own — any coping strategy can be fair game.
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Yes, it sounds more than a little dystopian to wean ourselves off fossil fuels by torching our nation's dying forests, whose plight is due, at least in part, to climate change.
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The Forest Service saw the need for early detection following wildfires in 221 in Idaho and adjacent states that merged, killing 242 people and torching 26,19763 square miles (21976,275 square kilometers).
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Jafiya Nuhu, a 290-year-old commercial farmer, hid under maize cobs in his farm with his wife and two children as the insurgents raided their neighbors, looting and torching houses.
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GAZA (Reuters) - Palestinians in the Gaza Strip are enjoying their first night out at the movies since political tensions led to the torching of cinemas in the enclave 20 years ago.
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Police said they arrested about 150 protesters in opposition strongholds in the southern African country, while one ruling party supporter was detained on Monday after torching a police vehicle during celebrations.
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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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For the past 20 years, the society has set off fireworks, thrown parades, and generally raised hell before torching a giant effigy of Fawkes and a celebrity selected to accompany him.
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The man then told the 911 operator that he was holding a handgun on his mother and little sister, had doused the house with gasoline and was thinking of torching it.
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The country's military has been accused of carrying out mass rapes, killings and the torching of homes during a counterinsurgency campaign launched in western Myanmar in August 2017 after rebel attacks.
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Trump's verbal torching of the institutions of his own government like the Justice Department and the FBI appears to be becoming more intense as Robert Mueller's special counsel probe grinds on.
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On Tuesday, Iraqi protesters and members of pro-Iranian militias attacked the US Embassy in Baghdad, torching a reception area, in an incident with echoes of the 1979 Iranian embassy siege.
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As of Friday, over 50 blazes were torching forests, mostly in central and western Sweden but also in the north, above the Arctic Circle, and on the Baltic Sea island of Gotland.
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Garth and Spelling whisper snarky comments about their former colleagues, but if you remember the show all you see is Donna and Kelly furtively judging and torching the rest of the gang.
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Drifting aimlessly over the border, the kites have caused more than 773 fires over the past month, torching some 7,000 acres (2,800 hectares) of land and causing some $2 million in damages.
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Houston reeled off 763 fast-break points, and when they weren't beating the 76ers (1-9) in transition, the trio of Trevor Ariza, Eric Gordon and Harden were torching Philadelphia from deep.
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Torching a scalp, smashing a head with a can of paint, beating up a chest with a crowbar, all those scenes would end up with a lot of gore and someone dying.
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And since there aren't many books left, firemen have turned to torching things like films and old computers, even though the fumes would be incredibly toxic and the whole practice completely unnecessary.
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The decision made sense, because with protesters in the streets, violence and gunfire and the torching of electoral offices, it was clear that any vote would be marred by bloodshed and chaos.
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The next day, they said, they brought in a heavy bulldozer, which much more effectively destroyed the homes: flattening more than 10, heavily damaging another 50, and torching 85033 or so more.
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Some 13 large wildfires have burned across the state of California over the past 10 days, torching 210,000 acres and leaving 42 dead, according to California's Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
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A senior police officer, Nayab Haider, said on Sunday that officers were using video to identify others involved in committing assaults, torching property and vehicles, and blocking highways, The Associated Press said.
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Flake, long a frequent Trump critic, delivered one of his most blistering Senate floor speeches when he announced his retirement, torching members of his own party and loudly denouncing the Trump administration.
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In the case of photography, people originally embraced it before regretting it and torching their family albums; images of people are considered forbidden under the strict version of Islam touted by Wahhabi clerics.
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DURING their decades-long war against the Colombian state, the supposedly pro-peasant guerrillas of the FARC were fond of bombing and torching branches of Banco Agrario in remote parts of the country.
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The Queen currently trapped in her castle under siege, or the invading Targaryen who their banker has just seen torching a whole bunch of enemy soldiers with one of her three pet dragons?
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In late November and early December, rioters ran amok during successive protests in Paris, defacing national monuments, torching cars and ransacking private property in the worst unrest seen in the capital in decades.
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Whether it's superstar Alex Ovechkin torching NHL goaltenders on the regular, or a youth national team destroying a lesser opponent in an international tournament, it's clear that Russian hockey players show no mercy.
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The campaign for Catalan independence has been mostly peaceful for years, but some protests turned violent last month, with a minority of mostly young people torching cars and launching petrol bombs at police.
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In fact, as the evening went along, all that varied wildness in the early going irised in to a single main event, which was Kyrie Irving torching the Warriors defense again and again.
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EMBERS: The Flint Fires Verbatim Theatre Project toured neighborhoods with presentations based on residents' responses to the fires, which started with landlords torching rental properties after the real estate bubble burst in 2008.
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"You don't start a diplomatic negotiation by torching an agreement that already exists and then expecting your adversary to come back to the table for any kind of good-faith negotiation," Goldenberg said.
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Tens of thousands took to the streets over the weekend with more hardline protesters torching pro-Beijing businesses and banks along with MTR stations — setting entrances ablaze and smashing windows and ticket machines.
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Khaasteh said that reports of the "thugs" and "vandals" torching buildings and inciting violence kept many Iranians who were able to find out about the protests, despite a lack of internet, at home.
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Late last year, raging wildfires wreaked havoc on southern California, forcing the evacuation of more than 230,000 people while destroying hundreds of homes and torching more than 80,000 acres of land in its path.
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Attackers believed to belong to the Fulani ethnic group raided the rival Dogon village of Sobane Da, in Mali's central Mopti region, between Sunday and Monday, torching homes and shooting people in the back.
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TMZ Sports spoke with the Bucs star WR after he lit up the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday -- a team he takes great pleasure in torching ever since they let him go back in 2014.
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Myanmar's security forces have driven out half a million Muslim Rohingya from northern Rakhine state, torching their homes, crops and villages to prevent them from returning, the U.N. human rights office said on Wednesday.
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Myanmar denies that, saying its forces are waging a legitimate campaign against Muslim terrorists who have been attacking and torching villages of Buddhists and other non-Muslims, some 30,000 of whom were internally displaced.
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And while she has shown plenty of compassion (freeing slaves, forgiving Jorah), she responds to slights with often shocking cruelty (crucifying masters in Meereen, locking her handmaiden Doreah in the vault, torching the Tarlys).
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When the president publicly proclaims that he fired the director of the F.B.I. for investigating his ties with Russia, thus torching in seconds the story his aides spent several days painstakingly constructing, that's absurd.
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Two people were killed in India's Assam state on Thursday when police opened fire on mobs torching buildings and attacking railway stations in protest at the new citizenship rules signed into law on Thursday.
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Outbursts of violence over the lack of services such as water or roads are common in South Africa and in recent months have included the torching of schools and other property, both public and private.
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"We are sanctioning members of Maduro's security forces in response to the reprehensible violence, tragic deaths, and unconscionable torching of food and medicine destined for sick and starving Venezuelans," U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said.
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The farmers have been torching their fields as they get ready for new plantings, despite being offered government subsidies on machinery that would allow them to mulch the material into the ground without lighting fires.
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Middleton has outplayed both of Toronto's All-Stars in his secondary role, taking advantage of size mismatches in the post, torching the Raptors on cuts, and making the most of the attention going toward Antetokounmpo.
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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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Outbursts of violence over the lack of services such as water or roads are common in South Africa, and in recent months have included the torching of schools and other property, both public and private.
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"We are sanctioning members of Maduro's security forces in response to the reprehensible violence, tragic deaths, and unconscionable torching of food and medicine destined for sick and starving Venezuelans," U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said.
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The man suspected of torching the studio of Kyoto Animation, which resulted in Japan's worst mass killing in two decades, did so because he believed the company had plagiarized his novel, media said on Friday.
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Filling the streets were protesters from across Europe, a contingent of tens of thousands who came here to disrupt the annual G20 summit by torching cars, smashing windows and clashing with fully equipped riot police.
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The farmers have been torching their fields as they get ready for new plantings, despite being offered government subsidies on machinery that would allow them to mulch the material into the ground without lighting fires.
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Thousands of Iraqis have been taking to the streets daily over the last week, torching government buildings and political party offices in a show of anger against abject living conditions, government corruption and foreign influence.
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"It is the government of the DRC that is said to be persecuting its own people by killing, maiming and torching houses, as well as committing rape and looting food stored in granaries," Aylara said.
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Protesters had poured into the street Saturday evening to protest the killing, firing shots, setting a gas station on fire, torching at least one police car, and throwing bricks through the windshields of two others.
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Meanwhile, the detail that's stopping Dany from retaliating against Euron by torching his fleet, as stated in "The Queen's Justice," is that she doesn't know where he is or what kind of support he has.
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The messages, the groups say, lead to at least three violent incidents, including the attempted torching of an Islamic school and the ransacking of shops and houses belonging to Muslims in a town in central Myanmar.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The man suspected of torching an animation studio and killing 33 people in Japan's worst mass killing in two decades had been convicted for robbery and treated for mental illness, public broadcaster NHK said.
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CHITOLO, Mozambique (Reuters) - Anastacio Talene Nakupenda woke to the sound of gunshots as a dozen men burst from dense forest to attack his remote Mozambican village, torching homes, stealing food and decapitating one of his neighbors.
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Militants accuse Myanmar of atrocities On Wednesday, the leader of the militant Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army group accused the Myanmar authorities of atrocities, including killing children and throwing them into rivers, mutilating women and torching houses.
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After a fire swept through one corner of the old city last week, torching over 100 shops and businesses, rumors quickly circulated on the Internet that Iran, another of Mr. Assad's close allies, was somehow responsible.
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Potential visitors to the Big Island have been spooked by images of lava torching homes, soldiers wearing gas masks and now deadly white clouds of acid and glass shards as molten rock streams into the Pacific.
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Jordan stars as Guy Montag in the new film—a so-called fireman in a dystopian future who starts to question his role in controlling the spread of information by rounding up and torching every book.
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Last June, Mr. Gotti, now 24, pleaded guilty to torching the car of an unwitting motorist who made the mistake of cutting off an aging Bonnano family figure on Cross Bay Boulevard in Howard Beach, Queens.
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Days after, as if to illustrate the point, news broke that cattle ranchers and soybean farmers in Brazil were torching the Amazon rainforest, the "lungs of the world," to clear land for more industrial-scale fields.
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Unlike de Blasio, Nixon has nothing to lose by torching the governor with every breath, especially in the five boroughs, where the troubled subway system -- which is controlled by the state -- is in a rolling crisis.
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President Trump, while nervous about the historic stain of impeachment, is throwing everything he has into this fight: refusing all cooperation, running ads to profit politically, and torching every person who stands in opposition to him.
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Trump has taken an aggressive tone during the NATO summit, questioning the value of an alliance that has defined decades of American foreign policy, torching an ally and proposing a massive increase in European defense spending.
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As a newspaper headline signals the march of the Nazis on the other side of the Atlantic, Will catches Fred (Glenn Fleshler), a sinister grocery store owner, brazenly torching a Jewish deli in front of him.
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Fueled by drought-ravaged pine forests thick with dead and dying timber, flames spread quickly, torching entire trees and leaping from tree-top to tree-top while hurling showers of embers into more dried-out vegetation.
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Every Trump-engineered outrage ends the same way, with his critics fulminating and the President untouched and unrepentant, reinforcing his brand as a flamethrower torching the structures of Washington governance, as he promised his fans he would.
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Instead, the reveal of who killed Jason came with an unexpected drug plot twist, a suicide, and Cheryl Blossom eventually torching the house of horrors known as Thornhill Manor, which, all in all, is actually very Riverdale.
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The Reuters report drew on interviews with Buddhists who confessed to torching Rohingya homes, burying bodies and killing Muslims in what they said was a frenzy of violence triggered when Rohingya insurgents attacked security posts last August.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Myanmar security forces have brutally driven out half a million Muslim Rohingya from northern Rakhine state, torching their homes, crops and villages to prevent them from returning, the U.N. human rights office said on Wednesday.
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The President, ensconced at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, spent Saturday and Sunday on Twitter venting at the FBI director he fired, and torching both The New York Times and his own estranged attorney general.
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The SEAL Team 6 member was out in D.C. and says he sees both sides of the argument when it comes to Kaepernick ... but at the end of the day, he ain't torching his beloved Air Jordans.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Anti-government protesters faced off with French riot police in Paris on Saturday, hurling projectiles, torching cars and vandalizing shops and restaurants in a fourth weekend of unrest that has shaken President Emmanuel Macron's authority.
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Officials say more than 40 people were killed as militants rampaged through Marawi, taking local Christians as human shields, torching a church and government buildings, freeing prisoners from jail, and sparking a mass exodus of terrified residents.
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Amid the torching of American and Israeli flags in Tehran's streets and a stampede that killed 35 people today in Soleimani's hometown, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei openly wept, and his countrymen repeated their calls for revenge.
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Following Lam's comments, confrontations between protesters and police continued into the night, with black-clad demonstrators torching at least one vehicle and blocking an intersection in the Mongkok district that has been the scene of many clashes.
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But how could one not see behind these grand pronouncements that this fire already was obscuring a slower but vaster one that has been burning steadily for months, on occasion literally torching cars and upscale Parisian restaurants?
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Riot police were overrun on Saturday as protesters wrought havoc in Paris's fanciest neighborhoods, torching dozens of cars, looting boutiques and smashing up luxury private homes and cafes in the worst disturbances the capital has seen since 1968.
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Riot police on Saturday were overwhelmed as protesters ran amok in Paris's wealthiest neighborhoods, torching dozens of cars, looting boutiques and smashing up luxury private homes and cafes in the worst disturbances the capital has seen since 1968.
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Reuters has pieced together what happened in the days leading up to the killings in Inn Din, drawing for the first time on interviews with Buddhist villagers who confessed to torching Rohingya homes, burying bodies and killing Muslims.
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Gonzalez is currently being held in Sonoma County jail on a $100,000 bond, and there is no evidence linking him to the dozens of wind-fueled fires that erupted last Sunday, torching nearly 200,000 acres across the region.
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But yes, while James' night—with an outrageous 31 point, 10 rebound, and 11 assist triple-double—was indicative of his synonymousness with basketball, there were a couple of other Cavs torching the Warriors last night as well.
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Anti-government protesters faced off with riot police in Paris and other French cities on Saturday, hurling stones, torching cars and vandalizing shops and restaurants in a fourth weekend of unrest that has shaken President Emmanuel Macron's authority.
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"There are thousands of civilians who have been forcibly displaced following a scorched-earth policy in which the parties to the conflict are attacking the villages, torching the homes, killing civilians and raping women and girls," Clapham said.
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TOKYO, July 19 (Reuters) - The man suspected of torching an animation studio and killing 33 people in Japan's worst mass killing in two decades had been convicted for robbery and treated for mental illness, public broadcaster NHK said.
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Nationwide protests against fuel taxes and living costs, known as the "yellow vest" movement after fluorescent jackets kept in all vehicles in France, escalated on Saturday as rioters ran amok across central Paris, torching cars and looting shops.
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Mobs of angry rioters tore through Chinese ethnic neighborhoods, looting shops, torching buildings, and, in hundreds of instances, raping women in a wave of violence that precipitated General Suharto's fall and the end of his New Order regime.
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"I think that it lets you build your confidence — that you can make a mistake and it's fine, it's what's the next play going to be," Fox said after torching the Knicks for 24 points and six assists.
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ESPN fantasy ownership: 16%Week 12 stats: Four receptions, 135 receiving yards, one touchdown — 23.5 fantasy pointsOne thing to know: A.J. Brown had a breakout day on Sunday, torching the Jaguars defense for 135 yards and a score.
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Together with director Allan Sigurðsson, Kjartansson made the music video, which alternates between Kristín Anna at home, in some shots visibly pregnant, and also outdoors, torching a rickety construction in a stunning setting next to a glacial river.
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I chose the Churchill, an old-fashioned variation made with cognac, whiskey, thyme honey, orange, cinnamon and date-nut smoke, the last of which was created by torching the nuts, then lowering a glass to contain the smoke.
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And, I'm following recent notes from venture capitalist Bill Gurley about how much money a company could raise before an IPO without engendering market speculation that it's a money bonfire, torching cash to cast itself in good light.
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Mike Pompeo embodies the Faustian arc of so many of the president's aides and allies, from principle-driven dismissal of Trump during the 2016 campaign to reputation-torching submission when he dangled a ticket to the big time.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Rioters ran amok across central Paris on Saturday, torching cars and buildings, looting shops, smashing windows and clashing with police in the worst unrest in more than a decade, posing a dire challenge to Emmanuel Macron's presidency.
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His response came 48 hours after protesters fought street battles with riot police, torching cars and looting shops - the fourth weekend of protests for the so-called "yellow vest" movement which started as a revolt against high fuel costs.
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TIMIKA, Indonesia (Reuters) - Indonesia's chief security minister said he will fly to Papua late on Wednesday after violent protests, including stone-throwing and the torching of some buildings, spread to more towns in the easternmost region over perceived discrimination.
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The report seeks to quantify one of the most chilling elements of Boko Haram, an Islamist extremist group that has assaulted the Lake Chad region of Africa for years with thievery, beheadings, kidnappings and the torching of entire villages.
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After condemning his party's decision to collaborate with the AfD in Thuringia, Mr. Merz also felt the need to warn of the "left scene" in Berlin torching cars; he went on to equate the Left Party with the AfD.
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NEW DELHI — At least 30 people were killed Friday when violent clashes spread across northern India after a popular spiritual guru was convicted of rape and his followers flooded the streets, smashing cars, torching buses and attacking police officers.
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LAHORE, Pakistan (Reuters) - A Pakistani court acquitted 112 suspects in the 2013 torching of hundreds of Christian homes in the eastern city of Lahore over a rumour that one of the residents there had blasphemed, a lawyer said on Sunday.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Groups of young men with faces masked, some carrying metal bars and axes, rioted on the streets of central Paris on Saturday, setting a dozen vehicles ablaze and torching buildings, unleashing the city's worst urban unrest for years.
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Read CBS's "DeSean Jackson keeps on torching Josh Norman at Redskins practice," or Bleacher Report's "Will Josh Norman Find Disaster or Renewed Dominance in New Redskins Defense?" and you might wonder why Washington's NFL franchise bothered paying Norman this offseason.
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She looks great -- per usual -- but the timing of her new look is nothing short of perfect, considering how she's been torching people in defense of Khloe after learning about Tristan's latest bout of alleged infidelity ... including one Jordyn Woods.
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He said the main suspect was connected to several other attacks, including the burning of a church in Jerusalem, two attacks in another village, the torching of a Palestinian taxi and the arson of a storage room in a Palestinian home.
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Who could have guessed in the 179s when civil rights became law that a new century would bring white supremacy tiki-torching out of the closet and turn the idea that black lives matter, so beyond obvious, into a battle cry?
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Who could have guessed in the 1960s when civil rights became law that a new century would bring white supremacy tiki-torching out of the closet and turn the idea that black lives matter, so beyond obvious, into a battle cry?
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After realizing that doing this for an hour a day will bore me to death, I pull out my phone, buy a Fitbit on Amazon and resolve to make a moderate hour-long walk part of my fat-torching regimen.
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Who could have guessed in the 5353s when civil rights became law, that a new century would bring white supremacy tiki-torching out of the closet and turn the idea that black lives matter, so beyond obvious, into a battle cry?
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Who could have guessed in the 1960s when civil rights became law, that a new century would bring white supremacy tiki-torching out of the closet and turn the idea that black lives matter, so beyond obvious, into a battle cry?
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A month later, a rash of historic wildfires started burning across California, killing 46 people and torching entire neighborhoods, cementing 2017 as a pivotal wake-up call for climate change's impact on natural disasters and how the country responds to them.
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Who could have guessed in the 20153s when civil rights became law that a new century would bring white supremacy tiki-torching out of the closet and turn the idea that black lives matter, so beyond obvious, into a battle cry?
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The teaser, unfortunately, doesn't feature either of the film's stars, Shape of Water's Michael Shannon and Creed's Michael B. Jordan, though some recent Fahrenheit 451 press photos of the duo heroically torching up literature give a nice taste of what's to come.
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Image 2 of 2 BRUSSELS – President Donald Trump tore into this week&aposs NATO summit questioning the value of a military alliance that has defined decades of American foreign policy, torching an ally and proposing a massive increase in European defense spending.
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Investigators with the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, or CalFire, determined that power lines owned by Pacific Gas & Electric were at fault in 12 of the more than 170 wildfires that ravaged the region in October, torching more than 240,000 acres.
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Meanwhile, American and Israeli leaders spent the week torching Iran — from John Bolton warning Iran "we will come after you" to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu telling the UN that his intelligence agents had found a "secret atomic warehouse" in downtown Tehran.
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Eric Goldschmidt, a gaffer at the Corning Museum of Glass demonstrates the initial torching of the glass and gently breathes life into the glass tube while it rests inside an ornament mold from Lauscha, one of the oldest glassworks in the world.
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Who could have guessed in the 21983s, when civil rights became law, that a new century would bring white supremacy tiki torching out of the closet and turn the idea that black lives matter, so beyond obvious, into a desperate battle cry?
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But the 15-month crackdown went far beyond any police operation and turned into a campaign of killings, rapes and torching of villages against a minority long held in disdain by the Buddhist majority as aliens who have no place in Myanmar.
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Two self-described former gang members, Livingston "Toggie" Bullard and Wisler "Bobo" Davilma, told the Bacons' investigators that Mr. Nygard had hired them for dirty work, like torching his ex-girlfriend's hair salon and staging anti-Bacon rallies, according to court records.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — In the latest sign of intensifying Taliban violence across Afghanistan, insurgents overran two districts in the north and the west of the country on Sunday, in one case shooting patients at a hospital and torching government facilities, Afghan officials said.
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A popular theory for why the White Walkers have returned is that they saw another wave of invaders currently taking over Westeros with guns blazing, torching not only every weirwood they could get to but the believers in the old gods along with them.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African authorities arrested at least 30 students after a the torching of a building at the University of Fort Hare during overnight protests, local media said on Thursday, a day before a visit by President Jacob Zuma visit to mark its centenary.
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This weekend thousands of anti-riot police will block access to Biarritz as authorities fear a repeat of the looting, rioting and car-torching in Paris mid-December last year, when the French capital saw the worst urban violence since the May 1968 student protests.
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If Tristan Thompson can rekindle the twitchy quickness he displayed in the NBA Finals two years ago, playing him beside Nance Jr., with James at the three, will toss a wet blanket on offenses that are used to torching slower big men in space.
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Trump, like President Trump, has used the power of her office to publicly assail those who have irked her, like publicly torching her husband's talkative first wife, Ivana, and targeting Ms. Ricardel, who had gained a reputation throughout the White House for her sharp elbows.
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Two Washington-based U.S. officials with knowledge of the Trump administration's Myanmar deliberations said targeted sanctions against commander-in-chief Min Aung Hlaing and several other generals, as well as leaders of ethnic Rakhine Buddhist militias accused of torching Rohingya villages, were under consideration.
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At this writing, the president is beginning a press conference in Brussels … stay tuned ... The annual meeting of nations began Wednesday largely where last month's Group of Seven (G-2023) meeting left off — with Trump clashing with American allies and torching longstanding global agreements.
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And in an incident with clear echoes of the Iranian hostage crisis of 1979 that helped end Jimmy Carter&aposs presidency, on Tuesday protesters and members of Iran-backed militias swarmed the US Embassy in Baghdad, breaching a perimeter wall and torching a reception area.
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Masked, black-clad groups ran amok across central Paris on Saturday, torching cars and buildings, looting shops, smashing windows and fighting police in the worst unrest the capital has seen since 1968, posing the most formidable challenge Emmanuel Macron has faced in his 18-month-old presidency.
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It placed extraordinary power in the hands of two campaign vehicles that were under no responsibility to deliver on their promises; indeed, within days of the vote, the winning side had erased most of its website, like a drugs cartel torching the evidence before the police arrived.
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Following Abdu Sulwon's killing, security forces raided Maung Hna Ma village, torching at least one home, arresting several men and sending others into hiding, according to accounts given by women there who beckoned reporters from a river bank to tell of their missing husbands and sons.
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The question now is whether the torching that unfolded after Bloomberg's first turn on the debate stage in Las Vegas will matter more than the billions of advertising dollars he's doling out to purchase a poll surge and saturate the airwaves with a positive image of himself.
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There have been periodic bouts of anti-Chinese unrest in Tibetan areas, notably in 2008 when protests led by Buddhist monks gave way to violence, with rioters torching shops and turning on residents, especially majority Han Chinese, who many Tibetans see as intruders threatening their culture.
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KYOTO, Japan, July 303 (Reuters) - A man suspected of torching an animation studio in western Japan shouted that he had been plagiarised and appeared to have planned the attack, media said on Friday after a blaze that killed 33 people in Japan's worst mass killing in two decades.
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And though I work at a political magazine and engage in these issues every day, I confess that I felt a similar pang of pointlessness when I saw a photo of a young black man coolly torching a Confederate flag with what appeared to be an aerosol can.
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The big picture: Peaceful protests against Spain's Supreme Court sentencing of 9 Catalan separatist leaders this week to 9–13 years in prison for charges including sedition erupted into violence, with reports of riot police firing tear gas and activists throwing petrol bombs and torching cars, per the Guardian.
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And while it is often entirely Brazil's fault -- with the populist policies of its President Jair Bolsonaro fueling destruction that was cautiously limited by his predecessors, and farmers running riot, torching fields to clear land in the pursuit of cash -- it is also not really their fault at all.
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There is the sense that Macklemore is torching his pop radio cachet in refusing to deliver a "Thrift Shop" or "Can't Hold Us" styled heatseeker, that he's using his fame as a disruptive element, spooning knotty sociopolitical screeds down the throats of listeners who might've only come to pop more tags.
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After torching the White House with "Fire and Fury," Michael Wolff is coming back for more: Wolff tells me he has signed with the same publisher, Henry Holt, for a sequel — although he says it's unclear what that means: His best sources (including Steve Bannon) have left the White House.
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A vote for witnesses, even for personal political reasons, would be an act of courage by GOP senators -- given a fierce backlash likely from colleagues, Trump's supporters and an angry President who is itching to celebrate a huge political victory and has a record of torching critics in his own party.
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" She has also written that she worries the movement some people characterized to her as a "witch-hunt" could have us "torching people for the content of their fantasies," and complains that we're being urged to think that good old-fashioned "come-ons need to be constricted to a repressive degree.
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The leader is 6-5 junior guard Garrison Mathews (20.6 points on 47.3 percent shooting, 4.1 rebounds, 34 323-pointers), who has already been named the Atlantic Sun's Player of the Week three times this season, earning his latest after torching Navy for 27 points on 8-of-11 shooting on Dec. 21.
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After all, the President has spent most of his first 100 days in office torching conventional political practice, trading in untruths and exaggerations, and pouring oil on political controversies on Twitter -- including accusations that his campaign had links to the Kremlin at a time when Moscow was being accused of interfering in the US election.
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In a region of the world where the stoning and dismembering of women and the torching of homosexuals are treated by some as mere oddities of moral relativism, Alexander could have mentioned many countries that, as she phrases it in her piece, perpetrate "injustices beyond our borders," but she singled out Israel for condemnation. Why?
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The kidnapping by Boko Haram of nearly 300 girls from a school at a small village in a remote corner of Nigeria is among the countless heinous acts by a group that has carried out of a campaign of murder, rape and the torching of whole villages, largely against some of the world's poorest people.
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Now that she's an embattled queen, with the North in rebellion, an army of undead about to invade, and a foreign claimant to the throne torching her men and her supplies with a full-on firebreathing battle-dragon, this is not really the time to risk losing support by trying to push a social agenda based on brother-banging.
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Or should we begin to root for Donald Trump — not as a candidate actually to champion, now or in the fall, but as an agent of divine retribution for a corrupt and stumbling party, a pillaging-and-torching Babylonian invasion of which it must be said: The judgments of the Lord are true and righteous altogether.
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" As another set of unruly, wind-fueled wildfires whipped across California, forcing thousands from their homes and torching miles of land at a record pace, state officials made the rare, unprecedented decision to send a blaring, phone-shaking alarm Wednesday night to an estimated 12 million people from Santa Barbara to San Diego counties warning of strong winds and "extreme fire danger.
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Read more:People are already torching things they shouldn&apost with Elon Musk&aposs flamethrowersElon Musk said it was &aposwrong&apos and &aposdangerous&apos for people to buy the flamethrowers that he made and put on sale&aposBring it on&apos: Elon Musk accepts Ford&aposs challenge for a Cybertruck tug-of-war rematchElon Musk says there are 250,000 preorders for Tesla&aposs Cybertruck
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Harden gets last laugh as Rockets top Westbrook, Thunder By MoiseKapenda Bower, The Sports Xchange HOUSTON — Russell Westbrook repeatedly had his way with the Rockets defense, torching it to the tune of a Toyota Center scoring record for an opponent before three late misses set the table for James Harden to play the role of facilitator at the most opportune time for Houston.
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The United Nations Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan said it was "outraged by reports of thousands of civilians forcibly displaced following a scorched earth policy in which the parties to the conflict are attacking villages, torching homes, killing civilians and also raping women and girls," Andrew Clapham, a member of the three-person panel, told reporters in Geneva.
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DeMar DeRozan was torching Houston in stretches, but Harden got two blocks on him in the second half, including holding his ground and going up to block DeRozan's patented pull-up when he got switched onto him late in the fourth: This might be empty rhetoric on his part, but Harden seemed more exuberant about the blocks than the 40-point triple-double, too.
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More than a dozen lawyers and legal scholars have signed onto a letter to two top White House lawyers, torching an argument deployed by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's personal attorneys that the president cannot obstruct justice.
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After torching their fiscal legacy, this Republican majority now seems intent on destroying any remaining credibility with conservatives by drafting a bill that fully funds Planned Parenthood, extends protections for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, targets law-abiding gun owners instead of criminals, allows the Ex-Im Bank to start making loans again, imposes an internet sales tax, and bails out ObamaCare.
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The first large-scale fire-fighting force recorded was the Vigiles Urbani (city watchmen) of Ancient Rome, who were pressed into action during the Great Fire of 64AD – a disaster laden with political implications, from speculation over its cause (the Emperor Nero was widely rumoured to have ordered the torching of the capital himself) to debates over reconstruction in the city, two-thirds of which was destroyed by the blaze.
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Did Bran know the events that were going to play out during Game of Thrones' final season — Cersei not sending her army to Winterfell; Arya killing the Night King; Euron's surprise attack on Dany; Cersei executing Missandei; Daenerys torching King's Landing; Jon killing Daenerys; Jon being sent to the North — and decide to sit idly by so that he could inherit the throne by a process of elimination?
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