Ebay and other online markets have always trafficked in fakes.
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He trafficked in outlandish theories and engaged in slashing personal attacks.
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While The West Wing trafficked in saccharine civics lessons, with its
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She trafficked in gossip, but knew "The Odyssey" backward and forward.
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Rather, Trump is unique -- he's a person whose campaign trafficked in hate.
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The Body has long trafficked in a very specific brand of horror.
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Nearly all of these series have trafficked in undisguised social commentary, too.
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A party that has long trafficked in patronage now has little to offer.
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Although outrage is the order of the day, his speech trafficked in empathy.
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The Good Place I loved wasn't one that trafficked in certainty about anything.
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" Blackburn's ad reportedly referenced allegations that Planned Parenthood had "trafficked in unborn baby parts.
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Throughout the campaign, some Trump supporters trafficked in openly anti-Semitic imagery and language.
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The report said victims included women from Kazakhstan who were sex-trafficked in Florida.
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Screenshots showed that its members had earlier trafficked in anti-black and sexist memes.
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Steve Bannon made his name running a website that trafficked in anti-Semitism and racism.
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Far from being "the least racist person," Mr. Trump has long trafficked in racist rhetoric.
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"I can say with certainty that I never trafficked in birtherism," he repeated when asked.
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In some ways, it was the perfect finale to a season that trafficked in dysfunction.
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In fact, of that original group of nine or ten, five were trafficked in separate incidents.
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Venice was a hotbed of academies: learned societies that trafficked in information, conversation, and printed material.
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"I didn't realize The Wall Street Journal trafficked in warmed-over drivel from supermarket tabloids," Carney said.
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Jones, who has long trafficked in fringe conspiracy theories, was banned from Twitter in March of 2018.
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Comedy often reminds us that Trump trafficked in bigotry, sexism and xenophobia to win the White House.
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Sitcoms as diverse as "All in the Family" and "Seinfeld" trafficked in social transgression and personal embarrassment.
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And had any been born an aristocrat, it wouldn't have trafficked in such painstaking visions of glamour.
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Gutfleish said the number of children being sex trafficked in the United States was difficult to determine.
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He has been known to quote Gandhi and ran a blog that trafficked in sometimes-sourced political gossip.
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He trafficked in pottage, trading a bowl of it for the birthright that belonged to his starving brother.
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It became linked to much of the movement's underbelly, which trafficked in racist and anti-Semitic commentary online.
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The United Nations children's agency estimates 1.8 million children are trafficked in the global sex trade every year.
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Donaldson and I discussed how Bush's 1988 campaign trafficked in fear-mongering via the infamous Willie Horton ad.
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That will follow accusations from Jewish Democratic lawmakers that Omar trafficked in anti-Semitic tropes about dual loyalty.
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After the report was published, Facebook shut down the sites, which trafficked in nationalistic and anti-immigrant screeds.
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Thousands of people have fled or been trafficked in the perilous routes across the Mediterranean Sea for Europe.
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State Department spokesman Robert Palladino urged companies doing business in Cuba to examine whether they "trafficked" in confiscated property.
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Where his previous works trafficked in impressionism, this was the first time he seemed to be projecting a persona.
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As of August when the Sense8 offer was made, the site was the 72nd most trafficked in the world.
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Code Pink trafficked in a Holocaust denial and anti-Israel conference in Tehran and calls for BDS against Israel.
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"They've trafficked in alternative facts...they've been haphazard and downright dysfunctional," Schumer paused to shush tourists in the building.
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No official estimates exist of the total number of people being trafficked in the United States, according to Polaris.
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Trump has frequently publicly trafficked in conspiracy theories surrounding his political opponents, including 2016 Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, Sen.
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And Barr has trafficked in conspiracy theories and strange, debunked beliefs since long before she was back on the airwaves.
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According to government data, more than 9,000 children were trafficked in 2016 - a 27 percent rise from the previous year.
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" They also note, "Millions of men, women, and children are trafficked in countries around the world, including the United States.
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Duanzi, Bytedance's now-shuttered humor app, trafficked in dirty jokes, goofy comedy sketches and well-worn but persistent gender stereotypes.
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Even a U.S. senator from Arkansas has trafficked in the unfounded conspiracy theory it was a man-made Chinese bioweapon.
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Mr. Sayoc, who trafficked in inflammatory rhetoric and who was working at a strip club in West Palm Beach, Fla.
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"There are many other people who have provoked fear, have really trafficked in lies and perpetuated conspiracies," Mr. Alefantis said.
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As alleged, S.A.C. trafficked in inside information on a scale without any known precedent in the history of hedge funds.
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The Jets have trafficked in turmoil for so long that even a quiet losing season could be seen as uplifting.
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The big winner was religion: Those who trafficked in biblical warnings about the end of the world got more attention.
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Ron Wyden, another Oregon Democrat, tweeted his opposition "Steve Bannon ran a website that trafficked in anti-Semitism & misogyny," Wyden wrote.
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A large portion of the adult cases that met the criteria of "ever trafficked" in our study fell into this category.
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They also found that Portillo and other Bandidos trafficked in methamphetamine and cocaine under the arrangement with the Texas Mexican Mafia.
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For instance, during a White House event on Friday in which he denounced the violence, Trump trafficked in white nationalist tropes.
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In addition, already-incarcerated drug offenders who trafficked in "crack" cocaine would be allowed ex post facto reductions in their sentences.
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He's right that Trump's campaign trafficked in casual bigotry, played footsie with legit white supremacists, and stoked white suspicion of minorities.
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In 22016, the Mercer Family Foundation donated two million dollars to Citizens United, which had trafficked in Clinton hatred for years.
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Critics on the left, like Ralph Nader, as well as those on the right, have long trafficked in disdain for government.
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Pangolins, the world's only scaly mammal, are protected animals but are illegally trafficked in large numbers, with some species are critically endangered.
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But they have also trafficked in more apocalyptic predictions — fears of a "Eurabia," of mass Islamification — that were somewhat harder to credit.
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Sure, it primarily trafficked in the language of superheroes, but Marvel characters of the era grappled with far more than spandex supervillains.
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Publications that had previously trafficked in leaked nude photos — including Gawker Media properties and sites like BuzzFeed — shied away from publishing them.
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There was tiny, fearless Sunitha Krishnan, beaten up by corrupt Hyderabad cops for rescuing little girls and their mothers trafficked in brothels.
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"Manu Raju: "I'm asking you a question about your tweet...saying [Trump] trafficked in hate"Omar: "Yes I tweeted, and there's a response.
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A Suriname judge in 2005 convicted Bouterse's son, Dino, of leading a gang that trafficked in cocaine, illegal arms and stolen luxury cars.
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More than 9,000 children were reported to have been trafficked in 2016, a 27 percent rise from the previous year, according to government data.
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Authorities there have made a number of discoveries of large numbers of people being trafficked in such vehicles in dangerous conditions over the years.
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"Over the course of my creative life, I've trafficked in broken, heroic mothers", Peter wrote in a revealing piece from the Los Angeles Times.
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A gentle indie rock soundtrack attempts to set the scene for a seemingly mellower version of the fevered trysts the company once trafficked in.
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More than 9,000 children were reported to have been trafficked in 2016, a 67 percent rise from the previous year, according to government data.
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Posobiec is a Navy reservist and intelligence officer who has trafficked in debunked conspiracy theories and was retweeted by President Donald Trump this week.
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In August, Deadspin, which mainly trafficked in sports-related articles, posted a story that contained reporting critical of G/O Media and Mr. Spanfeller.
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According to government statistics, almost 20,000 women and children were trafficked in the country last year (the true figure is believed to be much higher).
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The link leads to a press release from the Trump campaign claiming that the 2008 Clinton campaign trafficked in "birther" rumor-mongering about Barack Obama.
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A PBS Frontline investigation called "Trafficked in America" that aired in April also discovered cases of teenagers being released to labor traffickers by the ORR.
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The tech company is being criticized by some on the left for allowing Jones, who has trafficked in conspiracy theories, to remain on the platform.
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"Every day the violence continues unabated ... with our region seeing some of the highest numbers of rape and women trafficked in the country," she said.
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Under the guise of political commentary, the caricature blatantly trafficked in age-old anti-Semitic tropes that have contributed to violence against Jews throughout history.
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This migration route is not only the most trafficked in the world; it is also the deadliest, with more than 15,000 deaths recorded since 2014.
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However, the gap in policy that is affecting Cyntoia Brown also affects thousands of other teenagers who are being sex trafficked in the United States.
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The other, Steve Bannon, ran a website that trafficked in racism and anti-Semitism and before that was involved with a sleazy nasal spray business.
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" He has often trafficked in racialized language on Twitter and off, referring to Mexican immigrants as "rapists" and "criminals" and to predominantly black countries as "shitholes.
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The NRA trafficked in racist tropes well before the Trump era, reaching a kind of delirious peak during the presidency of Barack Obama ("their" ex-president).
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But that only works if one accepts the idiotic argument that Clinton and her aides trafficked in unclassified information just because they didn't bother classifying it.
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During the 2016 campaign, Julian Assange's organization has been a clearinghouse for anti-Clinton document dumps, and Assange has trafficked in a few Clinton conspiracy theories.
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Any suggestion that the Trump campaign trafficked in anti-Semitic tropes was an outrageous slander based on flimsy evidence and contradicted by the candidate's Jewish grandchildren.
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Last summer, after months of pressure, Coats resigned, and Trump suggested replacing him with John Ratcliffe, a congressman from Texas who has trafficked in conspiracy theories.
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Mr. Watters is best known for prankster-style antics and was heavily criticized last year for a segment that trafficked in offensive stereotypes about Asian-Americans.
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Now researchers at the South China Agricultural University say the pangolin, a mammal illegally trafficked in large numbers for its scales and meat, may be the link.
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His strongest denunciation of the movement has not come voluntarily, only when asked, and he occasionally trafficked in retweets of racist social media posts during his campaign.
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It is true that "social welfare" organizations -- as the federal tax code improbably calls them in Section 501(c)4 -- trafficked in political work before Citizens United.
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Throughout his campaign, Trump has encouraged, tolerated and himself trafficked in deeply alarming tropes that have been called out as racist, Islamophobic, xenophobic, misogynistic and anti-Semitic.
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He's trafficked in this stuff from the very beginning, and we are reaping right now what he has sown and what his supporters in Congress have sown.
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Lone wolves, domestic terrorists, white supremacists, and militiamen on the far-right fringes who have long trafficked in an expansive body of published manifestos and propagandist fiction.
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He has trafficked in fake news and been part of the world of conspiracy theorists who trade in fantasies that Shariah law is being imposed on Americans.
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James M. Wagstaffe, a lawyer for Mr. Tenborg, said San Luis Obispo had been terrorized by a brand of reporting at Cal Coast that trafficked in rumor.
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On Friday, Trump pardoned former Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio — who trafficked in racist theories about immigrants and was found guilty of contempt of court for racially profiling Latinos.
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CNN spoke to Mirembe by phone, and she insisted that children are not being trafficked in Uganda through orphanages and that neither she nor EAC ever trafficked children.
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This would be far from the first time that Trump -- as a candidate and as president -- has purposely trafficked in innuendo and rumor to further his political goals.
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Kemp denounced the robocall as "absolutely disgusting," but has often trafficked in racial themes during the campaign, including a tweet late Monday tying Abrams to the Black Panthers.
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In the context of a movie industry that largely ignored them or trafficked in stereotypes, the film offered "a hero they hadn't had before," as he later observed.
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Josh Earnest, the White House press secretary, said Obama's views on whether Clinton trafficked in classified information on her private email stemmed solely from public reporting on the case.
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"Labor trafficking is a very significant problem in the U.S.," she explained, estimating that there are tens of thousands of people trafficked in the New York City area alone.
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Founded by Jessica Hubley and Laura Hackney, the organization aims to help the up to 18,000 people who the Justice Department believes are trafficked in the U.S. every year.
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More than 9,000 children, largely from poor rural families, were reported to have been trafficked in 2016, a 27 percent rise from the previous year, according to government data.
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After Liberia's very divisive political campaign season, where social media often trafficked in anger and hurtful political attacks, I anticipated the same to be reflected at the U.S. president.
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Laura Boldrini, the speaker of the lower house of Parliament, said she had no information about whether the Five Star Movement trafficked in fake news or promulgated Russian propaganda.
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Purveyors of these myths trafficked in Black peoples, ripping them from their homes and bodily autonomy in an attempt to create scientific experiments and comedic performance out of human beings.
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Japanese post-rock godheads Mono have long trafficked in the sprawling, the dense, and the unapologetically beautiful, and the quartet's latest five-song effort for Temporary Residence is no exception.
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This audience is large enough to make the site one of the twenty most trafficked in the U.S., yet it's perhaps more apt to measure Twitch against a different medium.
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The Justice Department on Wednesday announced charges against 36 individuals as part of a takedown of a massive online cyber crime ring that trafficked in stolen personal and financial information.
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Nepal is both a source and a destination country for victims with some 23,100 trafficked in 2016 - up from 9,500 the previous year - according to the country's human rights commission.
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Despite such elements, "The Bachelor" trafficked in the iconography of old-fashioned romance: the contest took place in a mansion, and there were roses and evening gowns for the women.
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But The New York Times reported last year that the school falsified transcripts, made up student accomplishments and trafficked in the worst stereotypes of black America to manufacture Cinderella stories.
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In fairness to the RNC, the anti-Kaine attack ad stays away from the racialized images of "scary black men" that the Horton ad (and its descendants) so freely trafficked in.
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In fairness to the RNC, the anti-Kaine attack ad stays away from the racialized images of "scary black men" that the Horton ad (and its descendants) so freely trafficked in.
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In the most explosive allegation of the GOP primary, CNN reported that Barletta had done an interview with a publication that trafficked in Holocaust denial as well as other fringe groups.
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Perhaps it signals a shift for a show that has long trafficked in toxic, cis-normative sexual politics, one that has seemed uninterested in shifting as the world around it has.
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Groups of up to a dozen officers had, among other crimes, stolen drugs or cash from dealers, often beating them up, and then trafficked in the narcotics themselves, the commission found.
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It's true that Trump has trafficked in similar anti-Semitic stereotypes in the past -- but failing to call them out each and every time is how these dangerous tropes became mainstream.
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The only requests that were denied were those that tried to out the whistleblower who filed a lawful complaint against Trump, as well as those that trafficked in unfounded conspiracy theories.
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Representatives of the Sackler family released a statement arguing the true culprit for the rise in the opioid epidemic is heroin and fentanyl trafficked in from China and Mexico, not their products.
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In 1960 an "agricultural" division was established, which trafficked in the hazardous defoliant Agent Orange19683 as well as the controversial recombinant bovine somatrophin, hormones used to increase the milk yield of cows.
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Political Memo He breezily passed along falsehoods, trafficked in outlandish conspiracy theories, and more or less asked for the scorn he received from the fact-checking guardians of probity in public life.
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Tillerson was a terrible secretary of state, but unlike his chosen successor, the director of the C.I.A., Mike Pompeo, he never trafficked in nut-job Benghazi conspiracy theories or anti-Muslim invective.
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It's a significant change from the kind of gossip Mr. Baker trafficked in circa 1980, when he opened Lotus in the meatpacking district and items appeared on Page Six seemingly every day.
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His political ambitions were born amid a conspiracy theory (that Obama wasn't born in the United States) and he trafficked in all sorts of conspiracy theories during the campaign and as President.
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The Financial Times reported in December 2015 that thousands of children were trafficked in the country; some were given away by impoverished rural families and other were kidnapped and sold by criminal gangs.
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And the not-so-subtle suggestion of laziness in Trump's tweets is just more of the same racially coded language that the President has trafficked in since the day he announced his campaign.
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While China accepts that some new psychoactive substances, including fentanyl, manufactured in China are sold in the United States, the substances are not yet readily abused and trafficked in China itself, he said.
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In a complaint filed in Manhattan Criminal Court, prosecutors with the district attorney's office say that the dealer, Nancy Wiener, and several co-conspirators have trafficked in illegal antiquities since at least 1999.
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The Clinton campaign's response to Trump's charge came fast and furious, and POLITICO found no evidence to suggest that the former secretary of state or her 2008 operation ever trafficked in birther rumors.
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Though it bills itself as the nation's "largest civil-rights organization," the NRA is unenthusiastic about defending the rights of black gun owners and has trafficked in racist rhetoric through its media outlet.
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It also trafficked in deliberate fake news, claiming just before it was shut down that a photo of the Cleveland Cavaliers' NBA championship parade was actually a crowd waiting to hear Donald Trump speak.
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In 2016, an Uber driver helped rescue an underage girl who was about to be trafficked in California by alerting police after she got in his car with her alleged captors, the company said.
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They are the most visible examples of Russia's aggressive attempt to use our free press to make mischief in our political process — lending legitimacy to a network that has at times trafficked in Sept.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — One defendant was the custodian of a holy shrine who trafficked in Viagra, condoms and pagan amulets, and who, when exposed, falsely accused a young woman named Farkhunda of burning a Quran.
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While there are no reliable estimates of how many children have been trafficked in the United States — the most conservative estimates hover around 3,403 — it's the most vulnerable children who are most often targeted.
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Although Charleston, S.C., was the center of the colonial slave market, Wilmington also trafficked in human bondage, Dr. Davidson said, and the region's population was majority African-American for most of the 19th century.
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Epstein's estate is being sued by more than 20 accusers and by the U.S. Virgin Islands, which said he raped and trafficked in dozens of young women and girls on his private island there.
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If Republicans trafficked in the "same brand of ugly, motive-impugning hysteria" as the Democrats, he argues, they would try to establish a causal relationship between the Affordable Care Act and rising mortality rates.
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She's trafficked in fragmentation for a long time: Her career as a scholar of ancient works, which are often fragmentary or have no definite author, required becoming intimate with the incomplete, the impossibility of completion.
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After years of rebuild talk from a front office that has trafficked in every baseball buzzword and new-fangled innovation it could get its hands on, the future is here for baseball's space-age franchise.
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In his first week in office the president has stomped over our proud American tradition of welcoming immigrants and refugees, trafficked in alternative facts, and is attempting to fill his cabinet with billionaires and bankers.
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Many of the moves Trump has undertaken, including in Israel, have been designed to appeal to his evangelical base, and while he has denounced anti-Semitism he has also repeatedly trafficked in anti-Semitic tropes.
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The magazine was ... yeah, it trafficked in opinion and then suddenly opinion became ubiquitous, and a lot of it was just as good as the stuff that we were publishing, and in some cases better.
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" Jonathan Greenblatt, chief executive officer of the Anti-Defamation League, a group that monitors anti-Semitism around the world, also denounced Trump's remarks in a series of Twitter posts, arguing he trafficked in "anti-Semitic tropes.
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Now, your training tells you that the majority of illegal firearms trafficked in New York, New Jersey, and points north are straw-purchased or stolen and smuggled north via the New Jersey Turnpike from southern states.
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Earlier this year, the U.S. government suspended new visas for domestic employees of Malawian officials after one of its diplomats failed to pay $1.1 million in damages to a woman she trafficked in the United States.
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In 2008, federal prosecutors in the Eastern District of New York indicted Arthur Dozortsev, his brother Nikolai Dozortsev, and Ricardo Fanchini for their roles in an organized crime enterprise that trafficked in cocaine, heroin and MDMA.
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Although his latest writings about class divisions in America have been perceptive, even prescient, his 1994 book "The Bell Curve" trafficked in race-based theories of intelligence and was broadly (and, in my opinion, correctly) denounced.
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Many of Hustler's editorial cartoons trafficked in obvious—and obviously offensive—racial stereotypes, while others featured a character called Chester the Molester (which was drawn by a man who was later accused of molesting his own daughter).
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Ghost in the Shell, as a product of late-20th-century thought about cyborg identities, trafficked in ideas about a self that can be divorced from race and gender in favor of a higher form of consciousness.
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He also wanted to send a clear message to TowerFall fans who weren't sure how to feel about GamerGate, an online campaign that trafficked in sexism while drawing cover by insisting it was about gaming journalism ethics.
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The group's ads last year — fake tourism videos ominously showing France and Germany under Sharia and other digital content about Muslim immigrants and refugees — struck tones similar to the far-right rhetoric Harris Media trafficked in abroad.
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"In his first week in office the president has stomped over our proud American tradition of welcoming immigrants and refugees, trafficked in alternative facts, and is attempting to fill his cabinet with billionaires and bankers," he said.
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Though Roxxxy as a competitor mostly trafficked in bitter insecurity, this iconic moment snatched the wigs off every judge and set a standard for lip syncs that countless have others tried to beat, and sometimes even succeeded.
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Its direct successor was the Monty Python school, which also trafficked in absurd and precise diatribes but added British cultural erudition and performers who (unlike the Marxes) were not winking to the audience over their own cleverness.
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It trafficked in many of the same big moments and plot lines as other teen soaps, but added a knowing twist, merrily tipping its hat to its own implausibility while cranking the drama dial way past 11.
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Warner for a lackadaisical approach the investigation—sat on its hands for 11 months after being notified that an account, which trafficked in fake news and claimed to speak on behalf of the Tennessee Republican Party, was fake.
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At one point, YouTube said its moderators may have mistakenly flagged a number of accounts that included conservative figures like Alex Jones — who has trafficked in "crisis actor" conspiracy theories that YouTube has tried to crack down on.
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The alt-right insisted it was not racist even as its swastika-clad minions marched on Charlottesville, Va., and its president relentlessly demonized Muslims and Mexican immigrants and trafficked in vile stereotypes about the lives of black Americans.
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Partisan groups and panicked candidates trafficked in overblown fears, appealed to the worst in voters and debased themselves in pursuit of their prize — reasoning, I suppose, that dignity could be recovered on the far side of brutal victory.
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But Obama also portrayed Trump as no ordinary Republican, attacking the GOP nominee's convention in Cleveland as a festival of anger, resentment and pessimism that trafficked in hate, talked down America and yearned to withdraw from the world.
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The D. James Kennedy Ministries, an evangelical Christian media group, sued the SPLC in 2017 for defamation, saying it "illegally trafficked in false and misleading descriptions of the services" subjecting it to "disgrace" and "ridicule," among other things.
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The interwar period was fertile ground for proto-fascist pseudo-intellectuals, as Pankaj Mishra wrote, and they trafficked in visions of restoring society to a supposedly natural state in which the Aryan man ruled unencumbered over family and country.
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"I'm scared that the military complex is taking over the formerly populist White House," said Lucian Wintrich, who writes for Gateway Pundit, one of the websites in the pro-Trump sphere, which has trafficked in conspiracies in the past.
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We can find it out in nature, so it can be trafficked in on food products, like a fresh fruit or vegetable, or it can come in people's shoes, and it can set up residence in these processing facilities.
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Here's the scenario: A politician makes a bogus charge in a paid Facebook ad, falsely claiming an opponent has taken a bribe, appeared in a sex film, trafficked in drugs, or doesn't wash their hands after visiting the bathroom.
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Of all the different typologies PerC trafficked in (the Myers-Briggs system, for example), the one that drew me most was the Enneagram, a personality profiling system with roots in the Bolivian guru Óscar Ichazo's teachings of self-development.
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One episode tells the story of an 8-year-old boy mining cobalt, and another explores that of a woman being sex trafficked in Atlanta, U.S. Alan Strange, Output Editor at Sky, said they'd had no editorial input from Snap.
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The press has always trafficked in sensationalism in order to attract eyeballs, but now everyone can record disasters and death in real time on their phones, and everyone else can share those videos in an outpouring of outrage and grief.
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Maxwell has kept a low profile, with even lawyers for some Epstein accusers unable to find her, since the financier's arrest last July on charges he abused and trafficked in women and girls from 2002 to 2005 in Manhattan and Florida.
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Kremlin-aligned websites aimed at Western audiences have trafficked in conspiracy theories to spread fear in Europe and political division in the United States, the officials said, noting that Russia's diplomats and state-run news media have arguably been more restrained.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Jeffrey Epstein's estate was sued on Wednesday by the U.S. Virgin Islands, which claimed that the late accused sex offender raped and trafficked in dozens of young women and girls on a private Caribbean island he owned.
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Nearly 80 percent of women and 40 percent of men who have been trafficked in Britain reported high levels of depression, anxiety and symptoms of post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), they wrote in a study in the American Journal of Public Health.
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Now, once-obscure websites like Gateway Pundit and Infowars that have trafficked in these kinds of race-baiting stats are at the center of the debate around misinformation and propaganda—as well as serving as popular media outlets for the president-elect.
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The premiere episode tells the story of two Washington correspondents, Katie Benner and Erica Green, investigating a small Louisiana school, T.M. Landry, which falsified transcripts, made up student accomplishments and trafficked in the worst stereotypes of black America to manufacture Cinderella stories.
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"From the beginning, we have alleged that Alex Jones and his financial network trafficked in lies and hate in order to profit from the grief of Sandy Hook families," Chris Mattei, a lawyer representing the families, said in a statement on Friday.
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Remembrances of Reagan now paint him as a devout Christian because of his continued cooperation with the religious right, but the truth is that Reagan was less religious than he was spiritual, and he trafficked in New Age concepts like astrology and occultism.
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In the vast jungle area of Madre de Dios, women and girls are sex trafficked in bars and brothels frequented by miners, while men and boys suffer labor abuses in the open-pit mines operating without a license, prosecutors and campaigners say.
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WIESBADEN, Germany — Multiple art experts were brought in as witnesses here in a case, decided last month, of two men accused of having trafficked in hundreds of forged paintings, all said to have been created by masters of the Russian avant-garde.
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A columnist, radio host and prominent Trump supporter, Mr. Root is also known for engaging in conspiracy theories, including the falsehood that Mr. Obama was not born in the United States, a fiction that Mr. Trump also trafficked in at one time.
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"To all those who are saying @realDonaldTrump trafficked in anti-semitic tropes in his speech last night by talking about how the Dems will tax them see their wealth evaporate- get over yourselves," Matt Brooks of the Republican Jewish Coalition wrote on Twitter.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The U.S. government said it has suspended issuance of visas for domestic employees of Malawian officials after one of its diplomats failed to pay $1.1 million in damages to a woman she trafficked in the United States.
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The dealer, Hicham Aboutaam, sued Dow Jones in 2017 asserting that he had been damaged by a Journal article published earlier that year that reported that law enforcement officials were investigating whether he had trafficked in artifacts that were looted by ISIS.
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"Over a 100 girls from the northeast and northern part of West Bengal state were trafficked in the last two years, nearly 50 to 60 percent of them on passports issued by Nepal," said Hasina Kharbhih, founder of anti-trafficking charity Impulse NGO Network.
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A lawyer for the plaintiffs said he believed the case was the first against a bank that allegedly "trafficked" in property expropriated by the Castro regime, since the Trump administration said in April it would begin letting U.S. nationals sue companies for such conduct.
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When Mr. Kurz brought the Freedom Party into government in 2017 as the junior coalition partner, he claimed — and many believed — that doing so would "civilize" the party, which was founded by ex-Nazis and which regularly trafficked in racist and anti-Semitic tropes.
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After meeting resistance from Coinbase and Coinbase customers, who argued that the order was overly broad, the IRS narrowed the scope of its request to only cover Coinbase customers who had trafficked in more than $2600,000 worth of cryptocurrency in the specified time period.
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"Very unlikely that I would support that person," Ms. Ernst told reporters, having earlier expressed a lack of enthusiasm for Mr. Moore amid criticism for a series of columns and speeches, stretching over two decades, that frequently demeaned women and occasionally trafficked in racism.
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Kelly happily trafficked in racist tropes for profit — black communities have a "thug mentality," asking repeatedly whether the deaths of Eric Garner and Michael Brown were necessarily related to race — until her own dehumanization at the hands of Roger Ailes, O'Reilly and others became untenable.
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WASHINGTON — To support his call for a sweeping federal inquiry into his claims of vast voting fraud, President Trump turned on Friday to a little-known conservative activist whose work on the issue has been widely discredited and who has trafficked in conspiracy theories.
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Antonio Del Gaizo, an official for the financial police, said that while some of the peddlers were independent, seeking to save money and enter the legal job market, many trafficked in counterfeit goods and operated under the control of organized crime and the Italian Mafia.
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Up to 21990,000 Nepalis were trafficked in the two fiscal years ending mid-July 2015, a number swollen by the disruption caused by earthquakes in April and May last year, the NHRC said in a report this week citing figures from non-profits and the police.
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Michael Fluckiger is one of three men arrested in connection with managing a shadowy site of more than 150,000 members that trafficked in "tens of thousands of postings relating to sexual abuse of children as young as infants and toddlers," federal prosecutors said in a news release.
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In the last few rounds of commutations, Cook said one inmate was the leader of a drug ring that trafficked in over 28500 tons of cocaine, six had previously been convicted of being drug kingpins and another had been convicted of possessing a sawed off shot gun.
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Elected officials and activists staged a protest outside the Manhattan headquarters of Fox News on Thursday over a segment in which a correspondent conducted a series of mocking interviews of Asian-Americans in New York City's Chinatown that critics said trafficked in stereotypes and veered into racism.
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" And last week Trump pardoned racist Dinesh D'Souza, who as Slate put it, "has trafficked in racism and homophobia for nearly 30 years, stretching back to his time at Dartmouth in the early years of the Reagan administration, where he edited the right-wing Dartmouth Review.
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In presenting the case, the plaintiffs argued that because the share of academically qualified Asian-American applicants was so high, Harvard resorted to using a subjective "personal" rating, which trafficked in stereotypes about Asian-Americans being quiet and studious, to winnow down the number it admitted.
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" Matt Brooks, the executive Director of the Republican Jewish Coalition, defended Trump's comments, saying "To all those who are saying @realDonaldTrump trafficked in anti-semitic tropes in his speech last night by talking about how the Dems will tax them see their wealth evaporate- get over yourselves.
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YITZHAK BRONSTEIN Brooklyn To the Editor: Our current president was elected, in part, by people who genuinely believe that President Obama was a Constitution-wrecking Kenyan and Hillary Clinton trafficked in child sex, had people murdered and planned to ban guns, plus countless other patently deranged nontruths.
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Trump has similarly trafficked in fear -- most recently playing up the threat posed by a caravan of "invaders," who, in reality, are largely poor Latin American migrants seeking better lives in the US. Ailes was willing to do whatever was necessary to destroy his opponents and to maintain power.
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Their financing aside, how exactly do you draw a line between RT and Sputnik and, say, Sean Hannity, the Fox News host and confidant of the president of the United States, who has also trafficked in conspiracy theories about Seth Rich and mysterious illnesses possibly afflicting Hillary Clinton?
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Standing with him in Puerto Inirida, where the video was believed to have been shot, was Jesús Santrich, who disappeared on June 30th this year when Colombia's government sought to extradite him to the United States on charges that he trafficked in cocaine after the peace deal was signed.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump demanded on Tuesday that a freshman lawmaker from Minnesota resign after she posted tweets deemed anti-Semitic even by fellow Democrats, but those tweets echoed some of the same insinuations about Jews and money that he has trafficked in for years, as a candidate and president.
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The third-largest active bond fund, DoubleLine Total Return, has never trafficked in high-yield corporate bonds (it does own lower-rated mortgage- and asset-backed issues), and the DoubleLine Core Fixed Income Fund has just 5.3 percent of its assets invested in high-yield corporate bonds and bank loans.
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It's produced in large part by his mainstays London on da Track and Wheezy; it skews bright and glossy, where most songs––the Jaden Smith duet "Sin" being a notable exception––shirk both the mean, maximalist trap Thug sometimes trafficked in before and the weirder, more minimal strains (see: Barter 6).
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They may not have been able to claim the title of first female superhero movie before DC Comics (Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman gets that distinction), but it rights some wrongs the studio has long trafficked in: Namely, making their female characters little more than love interests for the men at the stories' hearts.
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The government's case against the defendants — presented at a spellbinding three-week federal trial — was built on the testimony of Paul Le Roux, a murderous kingpin who trafficked in guns, drugs and gold, and employed a private army of mercenaries on four continents to protect his assets and kill on his behalf.
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"They have been an important client to us," Goldman Sachs's president, Gary Cohn, said on television about S.A.C., just days after the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York called the firm a "magnet for market cheaters" and alleged that it had "trafficked in inside information" on a vast scale.
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At Monday's press conference, held in Manhattan, steering committee member Cecilia Gentili recalled her time at Rikers Island, the result, she said, of being unable to tell authorities that she was being trafficked in the house they raided for drugs for fear that doing so would add prostitution charges to her arrest.
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To begin with, then, let us concur with the current expert opinion that all of this began on what we have been referring to as the dark web—that part of the web not indexed by search engines, which traditionally has trafficked in hacked information: stolen bank information, stolen social security numbers, and so on.
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Read: Thousands risk being trafficked in Latin America Read: How hero trucker saved sex trafficking victim Read: Canadian teenagers sold for sex Read: The slaves catching your seafood But the inspectors gather evidence that can be used in negotiations or an eventual trial, setting up an impromptu office on a patio at the ranch.
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While the early incarnation of the Ultimate Fighting Champion trafficked in dive-bar-brawl-on-steroids aesthetics that played up the peep-show unseemliness of no holds barred fighting, PRIDE made mixed martial arts into a comic book come to life, with tens of thousands in the audience at the Saitama Super Arena reading along.
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In its mission statement, Big League Politics purports to be "not conservative" and "not liberal," but it has trafficked in conspiracy theories favored by the far right, like the case of Seth Rich, the Democratic National Committee staff member whose murder in Washington was falsely seized on by conservative commentators as linked to WikiLeaks.
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Reddit Banned A Page That Trafficked In White Supremacist Content, But The Problem Is Much Bigger Joe Bernstein writes about the end of r/milliondollarextreme: Before it was shuttered, the /r/milliondollarextreme subreddit had more than 21,0003 subscribers, making it one of the more active Reddit communities where white supremacist and white nationalist content was shared.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORIES: --DOJ CHARGES THREE DOZEN IN CYBER CRIME RING BUST: The Justice Department on Wednesday announced charges against 2023 individuals as part of a takedown of a massive online cyber crime ring that trafficked in stolen personal and financial information.
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His primary-season base was more working class and less religious and libertarian than is usual for Republican nominees, and his campaign trafficked in overtly populist rather than ideologically conservative appeals: protectionist talk on trade and immigration, an "America First" foreign policy vision, a promise to protect Social Security and Medicare and an unsubtle emphasis on white identity and white nostalgia.
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So even from as early as Frederick Douglass' Narrative to the present, literary artists, and visual artists have definitely trafficked in the memory of African heritage religions, but to see this performed in a funerary space, a space where if we're not talking about African American Islam, the assumption is that what's going to happen is going to be Christian, is very interesting.
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Alexey Kovalev, a relentless critic of Kremlin propaganda who runs a website dedicated to exposing lies on state-run Russian news outlets, complained that the move would only lift RT's fortunes and encourage the Russian authorities to give even more money to a little watched venture that has trafficked in outlandish conspiracy theories and has only a minuscule American audience.
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" Rampell devotes most of her column to Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson, dispensing with Stein in a single sentence: "Despite being a medical doctor who knows better, she's pandered to anti-vaxxers; expressed strong stances on high-profile issues, such as Brexit, only to abruptly reverse herself without explanation; and (along with running mate Ajamu Baraka) trafficked in conspiracy theories, among other disqualifying behaviors.
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Marsha BlackburnMarsha BlackburnTaylor Swift defends staying out of the 2016 election: 'I just knew I wasn't going to help' The 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal Senate passes sweeping budget deal, sending it to Trump MORE (R-Tenn.), Congress has aggressively pursued the allegations documented in undercover videos by the Center for Medical Progress that Planned Parenthood and others have trafficked in baby body parts.
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Nor, however, can fairness or balance preclude making it plain through rigorous reporting that while Clinton is imperfect, Trump is awful; that while she has trafficked in the evasiveness that is the stuff of politics, he has lied; and that while America would be in safe hands with Clinton, it would be in clear and present danger with the irascible, insecure, Putin-friendly, NATO-averse Trump.
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What's been interesting, too, is watching many of the comedians in question — including Gunn and Black but also folks like Sarah Silverman, Sacha Baron Cohen, and South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone — try to figure out how to navigate an era when the ironic offensiveness they trafficked in has been co-opted by a movement that insists they always meant it, deep down.
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Peniel Joseph: A speech that trafficked in fear and division President Donald J. Trump opened his first congressional address with a rhetorical flourish that noted the last day of Black History Month as a time to reflect on the nation's past progress toward civil rights, marred by a recent uptick in anti-Semitism that may well be at least partially a result of the divisive language used by the President himself.
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One is the savaging of her reputation by an updated version of the "vast right-wing conspiracy" she accused, with some justification, of smearing her and her husband in the 1990s—including radical conservative donors, fake-news peddlers and Russian hackers and their internet bots, all egged on, wittingly or not, by a Republican candidate who "trafficked in dark conspiracy theories drawn from the pages of supermarket tabloids and the far reaches of the internet".
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From his early days as a businessman in which he and his father were charged with racial housing discrimination by the Justice Department (the case was eventually settled), to his 2016 campaign in which he aggressively trafficked in racial animus and stereotypes, to his presidency, which has been marked by his comments that both sides were to blame for the white supremacist violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, Trump's entire life has been a case study in racial dog whistles and worse.
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In "The Confidence Game: Why We Fall for It … Every Time," Maria Konnikova provides a modest compendium of outrageous deceptions, with cameos from Ferdinand Waldo Demara Jr., a serial impostor who performed 19 surgeries aboard a Canadian naval ship (he was not, needless to say, a doctor); Glafira Rosales, an art dealer who trafficked in fakes so impressive they duped the president of New York's oldest gallery; and Victor Lustig, a self-invented "count" who twice sold the Eiffel Tower to investors, claiming it was soon to be destroyed for parts.
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He filled the executive branch accordingly, appointing a climate-change denier as the head of the Environmental Protection Agency; a Secretary of Education who, during her confirmation hearing, displayed stunning ignorance of public education; an Energy Secretary who previously called for closing the Department of Energy; a United Nations Ambassador whose international experience is limited to trade missions for the state of South Carolina; and a national-security adviser who trafficked in Islamophobic conspiracy theories until, three weeks into the job, he was forced to resign because he lied to Vice-President Pence about his ties to the Russian government.
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The carnage — the chaos, the cries and the death of a woman — began to unspool over a few stunning seconds on Saturday: James Alex Fields Jr., the police said, aimed his sleek Dodge Challenger and slammed it into a crowd in Charlottesville, Va. Although the crash was a grisly coda to a day of clashes between white nationalists and their opponents, family members, acquaintances and internet posts suggested that Mr. Fields had mostly gone unnoticed by the authorities and researchers, even as he trafficked in radical views and unnerving behavior long before the outbreak of violence.
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