Eve is weighing in on Kanye West's latest controversial comments.
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Hulk Hogan is weighing in on the Gennady Golvkin vs.
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Watch for potential 2020 prospects weighing in on these races.
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Others have just avoided weighing in on the race altogether.
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The video ended with Trump weighing in on the clip.
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And, she's already weighing in on our various U.S. crises.
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It wasn't only fashion magazines weighing in on her footwear.
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Lauren Bushnell is weighing in on the Bachelor in Paradise scandal.
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Sylvester Stallone's wife is weighing in on the whole Sly vs.
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Now, Justin Theroux is weighing in on the great BFF debate.
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But Trump's weighing in on the race comes a little late.
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Now, several central bankers are also weighing in on the debate.
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A number of lawmakers are now weighing in on the matter.
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Commentators weighing in on this issue have neglected the administration's inconsistency.
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In the past, Brady has refrained from weighing in on political debates.
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William Shatner is weighing in on the "Baby, It's Cold Outside" controversy.
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But that didn't stop the Twittersphere from weighing in on the clip.
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The NDG's assessment here is not weighing in on that wider point.
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Why are voters weighing in on something their elected representatives already handled?
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The FAA also has a task force weighing in on the issue.
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Presidential contenders have begun weighing in on either side of the debate.
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Chris Harrison is weighing in on the Bachelor in Paradise sex scandal.
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Mr. Penner has been prolific online, often weighing in on political controversies.
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Iowa voters are weighing in on Trump's decision to bail on #GOPDebate.
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Cat owners aren't the only ones weighing in on the Brexit, though.
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President Donald Trump is finally weighing in on the Stormy Daniels saga.
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There's nothing wrong with climate scientists weighing in on a climate plan.
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Lindsay Lohan is weighing in on her mom Dina Lohan's (literal) mystery man.
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You know, whether he&aposs weighing in on Obamacare or other policy things.
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Hundreds of Googlers were weighing in on email threads, in the actual doc.
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Candy companies weighing in on the presidential election was the most 2016 thing.
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His fondness of weighing in on the news cycle is also well established.
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The former attorney general hasn't shied away from weighing in on Mueller's investigation.
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BAIER: Speaking of which, the president weighing in on Joe Biden this week.
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Throughout the entire process, dozens of people are weighing in on the video.
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Shortly afterward, Twitter lit up with users weighing in on the "Fauci facepalm."
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Being abroad didn't stop President Trump from weighing in on the tax bill.
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Republicans have waited to hear from Trump before weighing in on the measure.
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The Hill's Alex Bolton has more on McConnell weighing in on the controversy.
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But that didn't stop Seinfeld's wife from weighing in on the whole thing.
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State legislatures are also increasingly weighing in on which energy sources get built.
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Here is the president on tape and also Trey Gowdy weighing in on this.
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The president also weighing in on that in his sit-down with Maria Bartiromo.
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Weighing in on her friend's beauty looks isn't a new concept to the actress.
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Footage of the attack quickly circulated online, with many weighing in on the incident.
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AND THAT DIDN'T PREVENT YOU FROM WEIGHING IN ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE JUST YESTERDAY TOO.
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The actor also got silly while weighing in on everything from athletics to politics.
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Julia Roberts is weighing in on the college admissions scandal that's rocked the America.
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It's terrifying, and so the question is how are we weighing in on that?
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Meanwhile, Louis doesn't appear to have any problem weighing in on his father's acting.
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Celebrities have not been shy about weighing in on the presidential election this year.
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Kim Cattrall is weighing in on the possibility of Sex and the City 3.
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CNN's Jake Tapper is weighing in on a New York Times report that Sen.
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But Judge Furman will nonetheless be weighing in on an issue with enormous stakes.
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International diplomats have been weighing in on the matter, hoping to strike a resolve.
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The Senate is weighing in on the thorny issue of pay for college athletes.
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Thunberg's haters aren't the only ones weighing in on her looks to cringeworthy effect.
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Unlike Hillary Clinton, Trump never bothered weighing in on the issue of campus sexual assault.
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Add Michael Caine to the growing list of celebrities weighing in on the #OscarsSoWhite controversy.
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When we come back, legendary comedian Jerry Seinfeld is weighing in on liberal intolerance. Really?
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So, when Vitaly made a racist joke while weighing in on the upcoming KSI vs.
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Butina was more cautious about weighing in on the potential diplomatic ramifications of her case.
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A lot of us should think twice before weighing in on such a sensitive issue.
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Trump's attack on Khan marks the latest incidence of him weighing in on British politics.
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Michelle Obama is seemingly weighing in on the controversy around President Donald Trump's racist remarks.
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Politicians haven't been the only ones weighing in on the Obamacare vs no Obamacare debate.
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Murphy Oil, but the department is now weighing in on the side of Murphy Oil.
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Can you commit to this person asking about your revenue and weighing-in on decisions?
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LeBron says Morey wasn't educated on the topic before weighing in on the issue publicly.
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"It's not about the music industry weighing in on this," Corden said about the campaign.
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Arie Luynedyk Jr. is finally weighing in on standout Bachelor contestant Bekah Martinez's missing persons debacle.
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I do not need other people weighing in on what it's like getting raped at 13.
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Elmo is weighing in on President Trump's plan to cut his salary ... and Elmo ain't tickled.
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Alec Baldwin is weighing in on the #MeToo movement in The Hollywood Reporter's latest cover story.
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I personally don't think male legislators should be weighing in on women's reproductive rights and freedoms.
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Weighing in on the controversy, R&B singer Tank went on to encourage Black to apologize.
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" Obama held off on weighing in on the leadership fight but called Pelosi an "extraordinary partner.
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MCCAIN TO TRUMP: NO TORTURE: That didn't stop lawmakers from weighing in on the report. Sen.
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A comment period has just ended for weighing in on the proposed change to the census.
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Ruhle played Trump's remarks before weighing in on the president's past as a reality TV star.
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During the exhibition, the museum will host a symposium with doctors weighing in on the matter.
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TechCrunch has been weighing in on copyright claims and fair use for at least a decade.
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Southeast Division At this point, weighing in on the Heat's prospects for the season seems foolish.
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And definitely, senior executives on the business side were weighing in on personnel and other things.
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"You're providing the context rather than weighing in on whether it's true or false," she said.
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He is precise, weighing in on the intersection of orange and natural wines, without being pedantic.
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The big picture: U.S. companies are increasingly weighing in on social and political issues at home.
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This is not me weighing in on the strategic banter of calling one's political opposition corrupt.
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Political commentators have been weighing in on this question in relation to the allegations against Kavanaugh.
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Jordan hasn't endorsed either but said he's considering weighing in on the race in the future.
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Weighing in on this debate, Austrian central bank chief said a discussion about careful exit is valid.
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Naturally the clip is making the rounds, and people are weighing in on Twitter with their thoughts.
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His controversial opinion spread like wildfire on social media, with everybody weighing in on the foodie debate.
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Facebook has no problem weighing in on things like hate speech and sensationalist news, the company insisted.
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The President, however, rarely awaits future clarifying developments before weighing in on matters like Flynn's immunity request.
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This rule seems to apply with greater urgency for Supreme Court justices weighing in on presidential campaigns.
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Guerrero's suspension has provoked consternation in Peru, with even the country's president weighing in on the affair.
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The Republican Party appeared somewhat divided over the issue, with President Donald Trump weighing in on Tuesday.
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Initially, prosecutors claimed Butina's romance was "duplicitous," but they soon stopped weighing in on Butina's relationship status.
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His followers posted literally thousand of comments, weighing in on the racism implicit to the woman's mistake.
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Beyond the "lowlife" comment on Saturday, President Trump largely avoided weighing in on Manigault-Newman — until Monday.
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That didn't stop Twitter from weighing in on what a signing with the Patriots might look like.
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Trump's fellow Republicans in Congress have waited to hear from him before weighing in on the measure.
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Mr. Carter was here, too, dressed in a professorial suit and occasionally weighing in on the rehearsal.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) ahead of Thursday's New York primary elections, weighing in on a political campaign again.
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But his insistence on weighing in on Stone's case has led to rifts within the Justice Department.
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According to the critics who have been weighing in on this sci-fi space romance, a lot.
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Amazon also wanted to make sure that bloggers or "news-casters" weren't weighing in on this, either.
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People weighing in on the website of The Cornell Daily Sun have expressed a range of views.
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I think weighing in on the sentencing — it wasn't a guideline — it was a recommendation by prosecutors.
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"I'm going to continue to avoid weighing in on the presidential contest at this point," he said.
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Drake's father is weighing in on hot button news items and we kind of wish he wouldn't.
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Queer Eye's Antoni Porowski is weighing in on the end of pal Pete Davidson's engagement to Ariana Grande.
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Idris Elba is weighing in on one of the most controversial topics this awards season – diversity in Hollywood.
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International powers are weighing in on the U.S. missile strike on a Syrian military airbase late Thursday night.
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Science is clear that conversion therapy doesn't work Science has been weighing in on conversion therapy for decades.
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And now with midterms complete, Main Street is weighing in on its top priorities for Congress in 2019.
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After weighing in on Reality Winner this morning, Trump tweeted about supposed "censorship" by the social media companies.
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So it makes sense that the reaction to her weighing in on this election has been predictably mixed.
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Karamo Brown is weighing in on the backlash around Sean Spicer joining the Dancing with the Stars cast.
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Gwyneth Paltrow is weighing in on looking eerily like her ex-fiancé Brad Pitt while they were engaged.
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Jerry Seinfeld is weighing in on Roseanne Barr's firing from Roseanne in the wake of her racist tweet.
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Mike Turner, a senior Republican Armed Services member, with a rare letter weighing in on a specific amendment.
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Reba McEntire says, as a country music star, weighing in on politics just isn't in her job description.
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He called Trump "sad and sorry" for weighing in on the matter and potentially tainting a jury selection.
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Many of the largest asset managers in the United States are weighing in on the issue as well.
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North Dakota is one of six states weighing in on the Democratic presidential primary on Tuesday, March 22020.
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But many are refraining from weighing in on president's comments, wary of antagonizing Mr. Trump and conservative voters.
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Mr. Eitel, who has also opposed the gainful employment regulations, recused himself from weighing in on the rule.
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Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang is weighing in on Saturday Night Live newcomer Shane Gillis's resurfaced racial slurs.
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The Vermont independent was weighing in on Cheney's tweet Wednesday morning that appeared to reference 2020 hopeful Sen.
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There's no telling whether China's moves will stop artists and celebrities from weighing in on the country's protests.
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Those weighing in on the inquiry should premise their arguments on what is best for our political system.
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Andrew Morgan cast an early vote from space last month, weighing in on a Pennsylvania election, NASA says.
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Some companies also buy back shares tactically, with chief financial officers weighing in on changes in share prices.
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Through four dozen tweets and retweets, Trump did not shy away from weighing in on his favorite medium.
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He told E&E that he'd have to wait for more details before weighing in on Trump's proposals.
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Cardi B is opening up about her sexuality and weighing in on the controversy surrounding her Rita Ora collaboration.
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You shouldn't be — Cardi B has been weighing in on politics, and feeling the Bern, for quite some time.
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No, they're not taunting the leaders of other nations or weighing in on Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart's relationship.
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She's really a nice person," he said before weighing in on her appearance, "She's gotten a little bit large.
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President Trump's sister, a federal judge, is weighing in on the Supreme Court vacancy, according to a new report.
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It will be a little while before the courts start weighing in on the substance of the EPA's rollbacks.
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Thursday's trip marks a rare instance of Melania Trump weighing in on a contentious policy debate involving her husband.
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Crow also criticized state legislatures that do not have equitable male and female representatives weighing in on the debate.
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But voters will also be weighing in on something even bigger than the president: the future of American democracy.
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They said James's positions on transgender and immigrant rights should have disqualified her from weighing in on AI ethics.
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Weighing in on tech regulation from Recode's Code Conference on Wednesday, Zillow CEO Spencer Rascoff rushed to Facebook's defense.
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Clinton has so far avoided weighing in on the initiative, and her campaign did not return requests for comment.
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" Jackson followed the tweets by encouraging anyone weighing in on her life to, "SMOKE SOME WEED AND MELLOW OUT.
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You shouldn't be — Cardi B has been weighing in on politics, and feeling the Bern, for quite some time.
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Over the past two years, Mr. Trump has often steered clear of weighing in on harassment and misconduct accusations.
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He quoted from a tweet Mr. Trump sent on Wednesday weighing in on the upcoming Senate election in Alabama.
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Late in the evening, both the hashtags #fireBannon and #fireKushner were trending, with thousands weighing in on the feud.
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Senate Republicans are weighing in on a looming immigration battle, arguing President Obama's executive actions should be declared unconstitutional.
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Dan Goldberg, legal director of Alliance for Justice, said it also isn't weighing in on the structural reforms debate.
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It will be accompanied by the relevant agencies weighing in on their interests and contextual underlying intelligence, if warranted.
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Religious leaders and churches have been weighing in on political issues for as long as there have been pulpits.
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The newspaper called on the justice to follow previous Supreme Court precedents of not weighing in on elections and campaigns.
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The big picture: Though they're not elected officials, candidates in the 2018 midterm election are weighing in on the accusations.
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He had been disappointed over Pence weighing in on Trump's proposed Muslim ban and his comments about the Khan family.
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Although he avoided weighing in on the current Presidential race, Kelly has certain objectives he hopes any candidates will meet.
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Washington (CNN)The White House has joined the list of politicians weighing in on Jimmy Kimmel's emotional health care monologue.
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There will be plenty of Democratic back-seat drivers weighing in on Tuesday night's election defeat in Georgia's 6th District.
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Richard Sherman, a player for the Seattle Seahawks, joined the other pro athletes weighing in on Trump's speech in Alabama:
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One week after Joseph Fiennes was unexpectedly cast as Michael Jackson, Stacey Dash is weighing in on the casting choice.
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Wealth inequality is a hot topic of conversation, with billionaires Warren Buffett and Bill Gates weighing in on the subject.
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Since the video went viral, netizens have started weighing in on whether the lion was trying to attack or play.
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Many Democrats have signaled they'll wait for the hearing before weighing in on whether they'll support Haspel -- at least publicly.
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Republicans also tried to pressure them into weighing in on the merits of the inquiry itself, which both witnesses rebuffed.
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A spokeswoman for FCC Chairman Ajit Pai declined to comment, citing a policy of not weighing in on pending adjudications.
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Richards also called Trump "sad and sorry" for weighing in on the matter and potentially tainting the jury selection process.
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While there have been some instances in the past of presidents weighing in on monetary policy, those have been rare.
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We got Barnes weighing in on the deaths of Alton Sterling, Philando Castile and the assassination of cops in Dallas.
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Tyrese is weighing in on Kanye West and Drake's beef and wants to know -- how you gonna act like that?
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In recent days he has recorded daily videos broadcast live on Facebook weighing in on the news of the day.
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Instead of weighing in on that issue, the Court ruled that there was no rational basis for denying women admission.
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Weighing in on a recent debate about giving greater consideration to housing costs in inflation measures, Lane noted the complications.
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The U.S. Navy is weighing in on footage of "unidentified" objects captured on film by pilots for the first time.
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"I don't think it was a request, like a command," Short said of the president weighing in on the matter.
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With his wife, Rosalynn, Carter is still fighting for public health and human rights -- and weighing in on American politics.
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Instead, conservative governments played prominent roles as guests in the capital, Brasília — or as supporters weighing in on social media.
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"I welcome Leader Schumer and others who are going to be, rightfully so, weighing in on that," Cortez Masto said.
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Imgur users can't get enough of the raven-haired baby girl, with several commenters weighing in on her gravity-defying mane.
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Users weighing-in on Twitter's announcement mostly seem to be happy about the option, so there's certainly some thirst for it.
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If I know Kardashian at all, this means that she is done with people weighing in on her complicated relationship status.
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Basically, for every woman critic weighing in on the conversation surrounding a film, there are two male critics expressing their views.
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So far, she has notably abstained from weighing in on Kaine, despite several other Clinton VP contenders -- including New Jersey Sen.
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Home Alone star Macaulay Culkin is weighing in on what his beloved character, Kevin McCallister, would be up to in 2019.
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The legal going on TV age should be 6," continued Dunham before quipping: "Just weighing in on the important national issues!
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In addition to the outpouring of fans weighing in on the issue, some celebrities gave advice to the actor as well.
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This group will be tasked with weighing in on only the most high-profile cases that deal with particularly thorny issues.
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But to say athletes should refrain from weighing in on politics is ignorant of the history of the Black American experience.
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Karl Lagerfeld — a titan of the fashion industry who never shied away from weighing in on politics and style — has died.
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Megyn Kelly is weighing in on the sexual misconduct allegations that have been brought against her colleague, NBC News' Tom Brokaw.
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Education advocates would panic at the idea of generals weighing in on school policy, but the fact is, they already do.
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Lear has Ruskinian notes of dense, worried aestheticism—and then, reading the biography, we get Ruskin weighing in on Lear's lyrics.
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RELATED: Congress slowly working behind the scenes to reconcile 2 bills on sexual harassment Weighing in on the matter, Democratic Rep.
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They note that the governor has been weighing in on national issues and news of the day over the past year.
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Gowdy told CNN he's not interested in weighing in on the Trump transition team's complaint that Mueller "unlawfully" obtained its emails.
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Some nominees amassed their conservative credentials by filing friend-of-the-court briefs, weighing in on cases especially important to Republicans.
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Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon and Trevor Noah all broadcast live on Wednesday night, weighing in on the first Democratic presidential debate.
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Speaking of, Stephen Colbert criticized President Trump for weighing in on the allegations against the former "Today" co-host Matt Lauer.
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Mr. Trump's endorsements come at a time of seemingly renewed confidence for the president in weighing in on Republican primary elections.
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Voters went to the polls in several cities and states on Tuesday, choosing mayors and weighing in on assorted ballot measures.
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Background: Modern presidents have generally avoided publicly weighing in on cases involving friends or associates, though some have eventually offered clemency.
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Ms. Moss ("Mad Men") agreed to the part if she could be an active producer, weighing in on scripts and cuts.
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"Typically there are huge written records, weighing in on the scientific facts, the technology facts and the economic facts," she said.
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The Post added that other journalists on Twitter were also weighing in on what they identified to be U.S. military bases.
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Weighing in on the current cryptocurrency craze, billionaire investor Warren Buffett said that he believes the future of bitcoin is bleak.
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He said the vote showed strength and reflected the importance of Congress weighing in on the decision to deploy U.S. troops.
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But it did make things rocky and there were a lot of people here on Capitol Hill weighing in on all sides.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has indicated he is open to comprehensive immigration legislation but has refrained from weighing in on specifics.
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And many companies are being even more explicit about their views, weighing in on subjects like women's rights, gun control, and immigration.
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Sara and Erin Foster are weighing in on their father David Foster's split from Yolanda Hadid – and her battle with Lyme disease.
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And Anderson said that Dylan and his brother Brandon, 19, are happy to return the favor by weighing in on Mom's wardrobe.
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Yet, another celebrity is weighing in on the ongoing Sex & The City feud that has pitted Sarah Jessica Parker against Kim Cattrall.
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All sorts of experts weighing in on how a co-op could install central A/C and toss those ugly window units.
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In an interview Thursday on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," Scott passed on weighing in on Trump's remarks and instead commented on Florida's diversity.
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As music's biggest night approaches, the hosts of Apple Music's Beats 1 radio are weighing in on who will win Grammy gold.
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Now ... Ahmadinejad is weighing in on the Kaepernick drama -- saying it's a shame the ex-49ers superstar ain't in the league anymore.
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"I respect people's opinions on both sides in terms of what the issues are," @JuddApatow says weighing in on the 2020 election.
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WEIGHING IN ON THESE DEVELOPMENTS IN A FIRST ON CNBC INTERVIEW, WE'RE JOINED BY WHITE HOUSE NATIONAL TRADE COUNSEL DIRECTOR, PETER NAVARRO.
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The justices made clear they weren't weighing in on real-time location records or data related to foreign affairs or national security.
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Soon, her whole family, including grandma and her neighbor, are in the kitchen feeling her up and weighing in on the question.
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Linked to a website hosted in Bulgaria, the upstart page pushed viral content, weighing in on N.F.L. players' protests of police shootings.
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This is the first time Obama is explicitly weighing in on the Trump administration's policy, which has sparked outrage across the country.
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Early Tuesday, he did it again, weighing in on the impending criminal sentencing of Roger Stone, his longtime political adviser and fixer.
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A former British finance minister, Nigel Lawson, has previously accused Carney of weighing in on the EU debate "in a political way".
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Collectively, the ballot measures mean more voters will be weighing in on marijuana issues than in any other year in American history.
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Analysts have been weighing in on the potential economic impact of the U.S. and China's "phase one" deal being signed for months.
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The Department of Justice (DOJ) is weighing in on a lawsuit regarding so-called free speech zones on a California college campus.
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So let me ease some of your burden by saying this: I do not plan on weighing in on the album today.
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"Yeah, I guess so" — the words of a true statesman, weighing in on the most important foreign policy question of the 21st century.
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Hours before weighing in on the Clinton-Sanders dispute, Trump weighed in on the presidential fight on his own side of the aisle.
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Early Uber investor and former board member Shervin Pishevar can't seem to stop weighing in on Benchmark's lawsuit with former CEO Travis Kalanick.
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But instead of weighing in on the Kardashian-Swift feud, she tweeted that Khloé's post was below the belt — and not just literally.
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Supermodel Kate Upton slammed critics who called out her tweet weighing in on a controversial call in Game 22019 of the World Series.
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A few also pointed out that the HGTV host is Canadian and said he shouldn't be weighing in on the U.S.-based movement.
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The company claimed the director "sabotag[ed]" efforts to promote his film by repeatedly weighing in on the #MeToo movement and Farrow's allegations.
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"— Weighing in on the military sexual assault problem on Twitter in May 2013"If Ivanka weren't my daughter, perhaps I'd be dating her.
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If they take the case, the justices may end up weighing in on simmering debates over the power and autonomy of administrative agencies.
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Ahead, some common sayings that might actually be more insensitive than they are comforting, with experts weighing in on what to say instead.
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The state-run Chinese newspaper was weighing in on President Donald Trump's current troubles regarding ongoing inquiries into his presidential campaign and Russia.
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Donald Trump is weighing in on the shooting of Harambe, the gorilla at the Cincinnati Zoo ... and giving the shooters a thumbs up.
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He is known for weighing in on current issues including Hurricane Katrina, police brutality in urban communities and the diversity issues in media.
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President Donald Trump is weighing in on Kanye West's pro-Trump views on Saturday Night Live that did not make it to air.
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The talk show host, Hillary Clinton supporter and former Democratic mayor of Cincinnati was weighing in on the 2016 race and Trump's success.
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George Clooney is weighing in on President-elect Donald Trump's comments about Meryl Streep following her politically charged speech at the Golden Globes.
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By definition, the number of perspectives weighing in on decisions are reduced if the diversity of the people making consequential decisions is limited.
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President Obama is weighing in on a ferocious debate that recently had social media users barking mad: how a dog should don pants.
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For his part, Mr. Boehner has stayed out of the contest, not making any endorsement or weighing in on who should replace him.
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Expect to see her weighing in on issues large and small, in communities large and small across a state that fascinates our readers.
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Many, like Samantha Bee, Stephen Colbert, Trevor Noah and Jimmy Fallon have been weighing in on the #MeToo movement with passion and humor.
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Still, weighing in on these delicate issues, on your own steam, suggests some unexamined entitlement that can hardly be separated from your race.
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COVINGTON, La. — "Sour grapes," explained Bob Marino, 79, weighing in on the recent spycraft bombshell from the corner table of a local McDonald's.
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But, from the standpoint of public opinion, weighing in on issues related to a company's core business is typically a savvy business move.
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The Merriam-Webster Dictionary is back at it, weighing in on the latest political doublespeak coming from President Donald Trump and his aides.
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Everyone — and definitely anyone running for president — should know by now that it's O.K. to wait before weighing in on a hot topic.
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Whatever your feelings on that debate, political reality in the US seems to be weighing in on the side of the latter strategy.
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Also before he arrived, Trump broke convention by weighing in on British politics, saying the UK should walk away from a Brexit deal.
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It took Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg almost a week to start weighing in on President Donald Trump's policies on immigration and women's health care.
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Yet on Saturday, some prominent Wall Street investors had no reservations about weighing in on the suggestion that Powell could be shown the door.
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Weighing in on the situation, Henry admitted he had been playing badly in the game and didn't fault the way his coach handled things.
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Adidas isn't weighing in on specifics here, but this move does appear to, at best, put those sorts of products in limbo, moving forward.
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The former British leader struck a more serious tone in other remarks, weighing in on globalization and Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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Now, Twitter is finally weighing in on the changes, after months of publicly declining to comment on the state of third-party Twitter clients.
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Since last season, fans and cast members have been weighing in on Briemund and the verdict is a resounding: hell yes — make that happen.
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Supreme Court nominees routinely avoid weighing in on pending legal disputes they could end up casting a vote on if confirmed to the job.
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On Tuesday, weighing in on the public pressure to ban Alex Jones and Infowars from Twitter, CEO Jack Dorsey called on journalists for help.
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Trump began weighing in on the case last month following outcry from celebrities including reality TV star Kim Kardashian-West and musician Rod Stewart.
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Tyron's also weighing in on Logan Paul ... telling us if the YouTube star really deserves a 2nd chance after his suicide forest videos stunt.
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Trump had already been under fire from the media for weighing in on the London attack before British officials had released an official response.
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Several senators said Wednesday they were unfamiliar with what bump stocks are and needed to look into them before weighing in on the legislation.
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Some Republicans have opposed weighing in on the pension fund, arguing it was a contract between miners and a union, not the federal government.
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With prison time of her own under her belt, Teresa Giudice is weighing in on Lori Loughlin's potential fate in the college admission scandal.
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That includes having national representatives stationed in the JPO, weighing in on decisions about future capabilities, and deciding what future industrial participation looks like.
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But the group's new, hyper-local focus apparently doesn't preclude them from weighing in on the national pursuits of their most famous former member.
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The stated intent of the bill is to make sure the panel isn't weighing in on grants or decisions that impact their own research.
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During a meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Trump could not help weighing in on the debate going on back in the United States.
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America's puckish pundit in chief is weighing in on the Democrats' dramatic Super Tuesday results — and he seems to have mischief on his mind.
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A few parents, weighing in on the Oregon Battle of the Books Facebook group, objected to the book because it features a transgender child.
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Many Democratic candidates have been weighing in on their positions on breaking up Big Tech as they try to differentiate their economic platforms. 5.
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Meanwhile, it's the usual suspects, including right-wing think tanks funded by the Kochs and other corporate interests, weighing in on the plaintiff's behalf.
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Most recently, she sat on the transition team's 16-member Executive Committee, weighing in on Cabinet nominees and helping to shape the new administration.
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ET address to the nation, advisers kept weighing in on the draft of the President's remarks, delaying Trump's address by nearly half an hour.
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Weighing in on what he sees as shared value with McConnell, Schumer said both men consider it their jobs to unify their respective members.
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The stated intent of the bill: to make sure the panel members aren't weighing in on grants or decisions that impact their own research.
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The law doesn&apost stop religious groups from weighing in on public policy or organizing in ways that may benefit one side in a campaign.
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" Continues Viall, weighing in on the criticism that he's only on television for the fame: "People meet people in lots of unique and crazy ways.
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The former secretary of state is not weighing in on the recent spate of Trump news, remaining mum on the Trump campaign's ties to Russia.
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Another commissioner, Dimitris Avramopoulos, was also quoted on Tuesday as weighing in on Italian politics, saying he hoped the new government maintained current immigration policies.
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Part-time equine enthusiasts weighing in on the unpredictability of the animal and the myriad factors—weather, temperament, atmosphere, form—that could determine their success.
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The stated intent of the bill is to make sure the panel members aren't weighing in on grants or decisions that impact their own research.
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George Clooney is weighing in on the current political climate in the United States, and arguing that what the country needs right now is unity.
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The e-commerce entrepreneur was weighing in on a growing debate around work-life balance that has emerged among Chinese tech employees in recent weeks.
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US neurologist examines Charlie The case of Charlie Gard has capture global attention, with Pope Francis and President Trump both weighing in on the issue.
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In the interview, Reid wasn't shy about weighing in on the Republican race -- and Donald Trump, who won a landslide victory in Nevada Tuesday night.
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HRC was speaking at the Code Conference in Southern California Wednesday -- primarily about technology and policy -- but couldn't resist weighing in on Trump's Twitter snafu.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is weighing in on the Montana special election this week with a robocall in support of Republican candidate Greg Gianforte.
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"That's how a press conference sounds when an Asset stands next to his Handler," Steele said in a tweet weighing in on the president's remarks.
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Three Republican Senators are calling out President Obama for weighing in on the United Kingdom's upcoming vote on whether to leave the European Union. Sens.
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Still, the tightening polls and dip in the president's job approval within the district hasn't stopped the elder Trump from weighing in on the race.
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President Donald Trump, weighing in on the emergency during a trip to France, said early on Saturday that "gross mismanagement of forests" was to blame.
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So Trump has been weighing in on Brexit since March, with a clearly established position: The EU is bad for Britain because it encourages migration.
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Let us know your opinion by weighing in on one of our many Student Opinion questions on the topic: • Is the College Admissions Process Fair?
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Let us know by weighing in on our Student Opinion question, "What Are Your Reactions to Thursday's Senate Hearing?" with your thoughts, feelings and questions.
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He began reviewing for The Times in 1958, weighing in on operas, the New York Philharmonic, recitals, recordings and more over the next four years.
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And here's the always rational and unemotional Mark Cuban weighing in on the differences between superstardom and merely all-stardom: Shut the fuck up, Mark.
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This is not the White House weighing in on a discrete issue of congressional oversight in which it doesn't have a deep-rooted, personal interest.
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Back on the Whit & Ry interview, Lindsay said that Underwood, 27, weighing in on the fall-out didn't help the media storm following her comments.
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With Mr. Trump's nomination all but guaranteed among Republicans this year, a broader cross-section of independents may consider weighing in on the Democratic race.
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The Florida congressman also received attention for his intense questioning of a Democratic witness on a panel of law professors weighing in on impeachable conduct.
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The Good Place star Jameela Jamil appeared on BuzzFeed News' Twitter morning show AM to DM on Monday, weighing in on cancel culture and comedy.
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Weighing in on the news, Arhancet said, "if anything [Riot is] becoming more thoughtful in terms of how they spend," rather than slashing the budget.
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In a piece published by The Houston Chronicle on Wednesday, Mr. Perry took the remarkable step of weighing in on the most local of politics.
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The secretary avoided weighing in on the Federal Reserve's interest-rate policy decisions when directly asked about President Donald Trump's tweet on the subject Wednesday.
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For about eight weeks, Otting's financial ties prevented him from weighing in on bank sanctions, taking part in policy discussions or writing new industry rules.
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Some analysts weighing in on the phase one deal have agreed with Jin that the signing of the deal would largely be a political win.
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Of all the people weighing in on Britain's historic vote to leave the European Union, one person most wouldn't expect to hear from is Lindsay Lohan.
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While she tweets frequently about Democratic issues, she also speaks out about women's issues, weighing in on nudity in an interview with InStyle UK in 2015.
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Sessions has made good on his promise to have DOJ "do its part in this struggle" by weighing in on cases championed by conservatives and libertarians.
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Right now the wonk brigade has been weighing in on Bernie Sanders, and is in general not too impressed on either financial reform or health care.
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Now, the father is weighing in on the recent disappearance of 15-year-old Thomas, who police allege was abducted by her teacher Tad Cummins, 50.
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In the midst of airing his grievances on Twitter, Kanye West slammed Ariana Grande for weighing in on his feud with Drake — and she has responded.
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This led to outcry against the proposed deaccessioning of the work, with the public weighing in on the piece's value for the airport and the city.
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George and Amal Clooney are weighing in on the migrant children crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border — and doing their part to help the separated families.
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Manufacturer Cummins has been hit with competing analyst ratings after its most recent earnings report, so Cramer thought it was worth weighing in on the battle.
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Of course, as a former Chicagoan and a huge hoops fan, Obama also couldn't resist weighing in on one question that circulates through the basketball universe.
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Donald Trump's finally weighing in on the Oscars, and thinks the whole Best Picture snafu happened because the show's producers were busy throwing insults at him.
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Presidential candidates are weighing in on the tragic nightclub shooting in Orlando, Florida, that left at least 50 people dead and injured at least 53 more.
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Thank you for fearlessly weighing in on the social justice causes and the political issues that have deeply affected my life, my city, and this country.
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As House speaker, Ryan will preside over the GOP convention in Cleveland in July and has avoided weighing in on the developments in the national race.
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Weighing in on the debate, Hatizus suggested that it may be worth waiting a while longer for these marginal groups to finally rejoin the labor force.
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The court's willingness to take the case is significant given the justices have, for years, avoided weighing in on challenges to state and local gun restrictions.
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As bitcoin tops the $15,000 mark, according to digital-currency website CoinDesk, finance experts are weighing in on whether or not to invest in the cryptocurrency.
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" Rivera's lawyer called Trump "sad and sorry" for weighing in on the case, saying that the comments would "poison the entire possible pool of jury members.
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He would eventually become the chairman of the committee, weighing in on a variety of matters involving the US military, such as funding and mission scope.
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It means weighing in on tariffs and taxes — all while balancing short-term profits with long-term goals, dealing with activist investors and attracting talented employees.
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Larsa Pippen's weighing in on the Tristan Thompson cheating scandal, saying if she was Kylie Jenner ... she'd put an eviction notice on Jordyn Woods' door pronto.
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That two impressive public intellectuals like Alan Wolfe and Lawrence Lessig are weighing in on the challenges of our times, joining so many others, is reassuring.
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N.R.A. officials have stayed out of the Democratic candidates' gun-control debate, concluding that weighing in on competing proposals would only help Democratic candidates' fund-raising.
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And at the Office of Management and Budget, officials hosted dozens of meetings, mostly with industry groups weighing in on the F.D.A.'s 468-page proposal.
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The National Republican Campaign Committee wasted no time weighing in on the FBI arrest, questioning in a tweet whether Hill had "intimate knowledge" of the matter.
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One year later, 23% of those exact same names and addresses appeared on the FCC's website, weighing in on an entirely different policy debate — net neutrality.
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The release of Horowitz's report will coincide with a House Judiciary Committee impeachment hearing, making it even more likely Trump will be weighing in on Monday.
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Odland said weighing in on politics as a CEO is "fraught with risk" because of the chance of alienating a constituency among one's customers or employees.
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For the past few administrations, the accepted practice has been that presidents should refrain from weighing in on monetary policy and let the Fed act independently.
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We don't have $19 million on our back and 18 levels of management weighing in on every decision to make sure no one's offended, you know?
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Speculation about halftime performers started brewing last fall, and stars started weighing in on the controversy when Rihanna turn down the opportunity, reportedly in support of Kaepernick.
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Many reviewers, like The Wall Street Journal's Joanna Stern, concluded there was no point in weighing in on a foldable tablet that was so clearly not ready.
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More than 50 people were killed in the rioting there, 2,300 wounded, and some of the Arab street weighing in on all of that today as well.
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And let's make sure marketing is properly armed because it's not always fair pitting a marketer against your world-class engineers weighing in on a technology decision.
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But weighing in on the pros and cons of travel souvenirs and answering questions about what items are permitted on airplanes has become part of the job.
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Well, for one, the Justice Department—yes, the Justice Department, not the Justice League—is weighing in on whether or not Netflix should be eligible for Oscars.
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People across the music industry started weighing in on the topic ... with Charlamagne Tha God emphatically telling us the crown still belongs to Chris Brown and Miguel.
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Cowboys legend Michael Irvin is finally weighing in on the "Who's the better set of Triplets" debate -- and he's giving one BIG advantage to the new gang.
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SMITH: The importance of an open dialogue with Iran is a big -- is a big question right now, and a lot of people weighing in on this.
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Weighing in on Verizon's labor dispute, Senator Sanders, an avowed socialist, took a shot at the company's chief executive, Lowell McAdam, who made $18.3 million last year.
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But the president could not resist weighing in on the controversy surrounding Brett Kavanaugh, as his Supreme Court nomination hangs in limbo following allegations of sexual misconduct.
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Although Congress is excluded from weighing in on much of the functions of the agency, lawmakers have been able to affect the bureau's actions through legislative measures.
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The special counsel's comments stirred discussion among Democrats on Capitol Hill about launching impeachment proceedings, but Giuliani hammered the special counsel for weighing in on Trump's innocence.
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The cast also turned their discerning eye to Washington, weighing in on the lawmakers who they think are most in need of their fashion and grooming help.
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He is also known to be press shy, avoiding hallway interviews with reporters and rarely weighing in on issues unless he has a specific point to make.
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Two of Mexico's former presidents condemned Mr. Trump last month, but Mr. Peña Nieto has largely avoided weighing in on the presidential election in the United States.
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But we'd like to take a moment to shout out a few classes that have been weighing in on our Lesson of the Day feature, as well.
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Rachel mad at another person... does she like anyone?" he commented on Us Weekly's Instagram, reportedly later adding, "I'm not weighing in on the Rachel/Raven drama.
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Mr. Obama, who remains wildly popular in Europe, was not shy about weighing in on France's presidential race and endorsing the centrist reformer Emmanuel Macron, the winner.
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When Pelosi called out the Squad weeks earlier in the Dowd column, Pressley refrained from weighing in on Twitter; mostly, she wanted it all to go away.
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The company steers clear of weighing in on whether Huawei poses any threat to US national security, which intelligence agencies and lawmakers have insisted is the case.
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Drew Pearson, a Washington Post columnist, regularly traded favors with Lyndon Johnson, including dropping investigations in exchange for political help and weighing in on speeches and strategy.
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Why was an ob/gyn who is not certified in gynecologic oncology and who was disciplined for her tattoo removal business weighing in on specialized cancer coverage?
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Yet today we see organizations ranging from General Electric to the NCAA weighing in on, for example, transgender rights, something hard to imagine even a decade ago.
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The judge actually called the pre-embryos "citizens of California" ... and said weighing in on the case would require a potential constitutional evaluation over the embryos' rights.
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How do we make sure that we get the best stories and the best shares and people weighing in on the most important topics of the day?
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We got Cruz Thursday in D.C. and he says celebs weighing in on gun control is totally hypocritical -- considering the kind of firepower their security details use.
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But that didn't stop members of the court from weighing in on their three colleagues' earlier -- but now moot -- declination to reinstate the original travel ban last month.
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Khloe Kardashian is firing back at critics for weighing in on her relationship with Tristan Thompson, weeks after news outlets reported the Cleveland Cavaliers player cheated on her.
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Celebrities and mourners alike are weighing in on the Twitter messages posted by the presumptive GOP nominee in the wake of the deadliest mass shooting in American history.
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Having been a regular Davos attendee, International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde will be weighing in on the state of the global economy at this year's meeting.
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So many people on the left, Greg, are saying that because the president is weighing in on these criminal proceedings, he&aposs jeopardizing a conviction, do you agree?
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Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe is weighing in on the controversy surrounding the casting of Johnny Depp in the spin-off film Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald.
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Now a Supreme Court Justice of the United States of America is weighing in on Kim Kardashian's Parisian robbery story by suggesting that it could be a hoax.
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But for the most part, these experts are weighing in on one fundamental question: Is life special, a unique and almost impossible trick that happened here on Earth?
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A Cowboys legend is weighing in on the QB controversy in Dallas -- with Jay Novacek telling TMZ Sports ... KEEP DAK PRESCOTT UNDER CENTER ... even when Tony Romo returns.
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Olivia Newton-John is battling breast cancer again, 25 years after her first diagnosis in 1992, and oncologists are weighing in on her long — but treatable — journey ahead.
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Whatever joke you want to make about an Oscar-winning actress weighing in on a you-and-me problem — too busy to cook — save it for after supper.
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Graham sidestepped weighing in on Comey's alleged request, but noted that a forthcoming letter from himself and Whitehouse would include asking him to confirm or deny the report.
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The Fed could be criticized for weighing in on a highly politicized issue: Survey data suggest that Democrats tend to be much more concerned with climate than Republicans.
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Lawmakers are weighing in on the Federal Communications Commission's plan to reform market rules for TV set-top boxes, just days before the agency votes on the issue.
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Hours earlier, Trump sent this midnight tweet: Yet by weighing in on his preferred outcome for the case, Trump may have made the job of prosecutors more difficult.
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"You will not be surprised when I say that's one of the reasons this is the perfect time for Congress to be weighing in on this," Kaine said.
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The Democratic donor was weighing in on reports that the first charges had been filed in the special counsel's probe into ties between Trump campaign associates and Russia.
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Manufacturer Cummins has been hit with competing analyst ratings after its most recent earnings report, so CNBC's Jim Cramer thought it was worth weighing in on the battle.
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"All the ingredients are now there for a flare-up in regional tensions with Iran also weighing in on the matter," PVM Oil Associates analyst Tamas Varga said.
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"He obviously comes from an organization that has a twisted view about the Muslim religion, and now he's going to be weighing in on foreign policy," Beirich said.
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Rarely shy about weighing in on other news of the day, Mr. Trump made no mention of the race on Wednesday on Twitter or at any public appearance.
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But neither she nor any of the other experts VICE canvassed felt comfortable weighing in on mass shootings that stem from personal beefs, gang warfare, or other causes.
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No, they're starting to take sides, weighing in on one of the most consequential legislative battles taking place in the country: the fight over California bill AB 213.
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But it seems as if practically the whole wing of more or less respectable conservative economists weighing in on this subject has made a basic algebraic/conceptual error.
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McKiernan said it would be "objectionable" for Bensel to hold the dual role of directing damage control and weighing in on the contents of the credibly accused list.
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I helped oversee the Obama admin processing of thousands of nominees and officials during the busiest two years of appointments (2009-01), including weighing in on clearance issues.
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With his reality-show approach to the presidency, Mr. Trump has a habit of weighing in on the day's most-covered news stories with his own running commentary.
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Mr. McClure continued to be active in the company's Slack channels, weighing in on firm decisions, according to screenshots of the conversations that were reviewed by The Times.
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And he was a near constant presence on the set throughout the five months of filming, weighing in on casting, props, costumes and the choreography of battle scenes.
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That was then: Turley supported impeaching Clinton The 25-year-old clips of people weighing in on that case haven't worn well on anyone in this impeachment season.
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" When asked if he thought the President should be weighing in on the agencies, he replied: "I don't think he should be making comments on any federal agency.
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Maguire made clear early on that he was going to go to painstaking lengths to avoid weighing in on the president's conduct or getting dragged into political arguments.
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In the LinkedIn post, Grant was weighing in on an Atlantic article about the time gap between when school and work days end, a bane for many parents.
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Cornyn requested that Trump "steer clear" of weighing in on Stone's sentencing and said he hoped that Barr and Trump have "reaching an understanding" after their public feud.
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But the arguments Wednesday represented a significant escalation in Trump's fight against the media, with more than a dozen news organizations, including POLITICO, weighing in on CNN's side.
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The fact is, Apple and Facebook are both far more publicly facing companies, and Oracle is in a better position to avoid weighing in on the unpopular president's antics.
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We will be heading to London tonight to cover the president&aposs visit and look forward to weighing in on that as well as we move forward this week.
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Paul was an outspoken critic of Republican presumptive nominee Donald Trump, and since ending his bid, has largely stayed away from weighing in on the fractious GOP primary fight.
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From setting the scene to weighing in on guests who love to talk through the show (hint: don't do it), here are a few of her pro tips: 1.
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Vaginal seeding has become increasingly common over the past few years, and now doctors are weighing in on whether or not new parents should worry about the controversial practice.
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We've given you the lowdown on which trends to buy and which to ditch for 2018, but Pinterest is weighing in on their own predictions for the coming year.
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As Kesha's future in music remains up in the air, her label's parent company Sony is weighing in on her legal battle over her recording contract with Dr. Luke.
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Available data shows the company lobbies primarily on financial legislation in an effort to decrease federal oversight and dismantle consumer protections, weighing in on nearly 85033 bills per year.
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Terrence Howard went on a strange and seemingly unprompted Twitter rant in the wee hours of Saturday morning, weighing in on domestic violence and attempting to clear his name.
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Yet today we see organizations ranging from General Electric to the NCAA weighing in on transgender issues, something that would have been hard to imagine even a decade ago.
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Austin, Texas (CNN)President Donald Trump's name is on everyone's lips at the 2017 SXSW festival, with performers, experts, advocates and festival-goers weighing in on the 45th president.
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"Cautious market participants are still weighing in on emerging markets," said Bianca Botes, corporate treasury manager at Peregrine, adding that continued strong U.S. jobs data could boost the dollar.
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President Obama on Wednesday said movies will be better if they represent everyone's stories, for the first time weighing in on the lack of black nominees at the Oscars.
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It's important that policy decision makers weighing in on the value of the industry have a real understanding of the numerous benefits of public lands ranching to our nation.
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The Chinese government tends to avoid meddling in the political affairs of other countries, but this week its state-run media could not resist weighing in on Mr. Trump.
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Wyden pointed to Spicer weighing in on the reports during his press briefing as an example that "all kinds of people" are hearing about the probe except the public.
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I'm not going to spend much time here weighing in on Cindy, largely because I don't have the time for a nuanced take that goes beyond my gut reaction.
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But for a coach who typically says nothing to show a modicum of emotion sent people running to their laptops to react, with even L.T. weighing in on Twitter.
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"Weighing in on Cuomo's boosted approval rating — 87%, according to a new Siena poll — Trump said, "one of the reasons he's successful is because we've helped make him successful.
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The rest of us have neither the megaphones nor megalomania of Trump and Madonna, but we have some of the same impulses when weighing in on famous people's deaths.
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After a week of tumult, some career prosecutors expressed concerns about political interference and the attorney general's response to the president weighing in on the prosecution of an associate.
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Legal experts have said for days that they thought Travel Ban 3.0 might -- down the road -- stop the justices from weighing in on the constitutionality of the travel ban.
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For nearly an hour, they passed a microphone back and forth, weighing in on a variety of issues related to the team, the city and its nascent supporter culture.
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Barr last week complained publicly about Trump's comments concerning the Stone case, but that didn't stop the president on Tuesday from weighing in on behalf of his longtime associate.
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Sarah Jessica Parker is weighing in on the possibilities of a forthcoming third Sex and the City movie — despite costar Kim Cattrall openly refusing to have any part of it.
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So when the committee convenes 10 days from now, you can be sure that Trump will be watching and, if past behavior is any indication, weighing in on the conversation.
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Snoop Dogg, Cardi B, the whole of Instagram — the amount of people weighing in on the drama surrounding Khloé Kardashian's relationship with Tristan Thompson is entering the six-figure range.
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"I will say this is the first time the UAE is weighing in" on a production cut call, said John Kilduff, partner at New York energy hedge fund Again Capital.
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Blume stressed the court was not weighing in on the accusations against Humala and Heredia and that the couple will have to comply with court-mandated restrictions while investigations continue.
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Steven Spielberg is weighing in on Natalie Portman's viral moment from Sunday's Golden Globes, where she took a shot at the lack of gender diversity in the best director category.
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Footnotes for 4:44 features an all-male cast weighing in on relationships, with stars like Will Smith, Aziz Ansari, Meek Mill, Michael B. Jordan, and Kendrick Lamar taking part.
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Holton, the wife of Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine, said Thursday she has no interest in weighing in on a series of bombshells that have upended the 2016 campaign.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Rapid technological advances cut inflation only marginally and temporarily, Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann said on Monday, weighing in on one of the biggest debates in modern central banking.
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As the news about Jony Ive leaving Apple sinks in, you'll be seeing a lot of people weighing in on what the Ive era of Apple meant and what's next.
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Obama's exit interview: I could've won again Since handing over the presidency both Bushes largely avoided weighing in on the actions of their successors or the politics of the day.
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From Janet Hubert to Charlotte Rampling, various celebrities have been weighing in on the debate — and on The Graham Norton Show on Friday, Ice Cube was asked where he stands.
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The tattooist, Leigh Coombs, called on people to stop weighing in on the drama and stop slating Sketch online—while adding that the work wasn't up to a decent standard.
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It's hard enough to be a young woman, or man, growing up and trying to find your identity, rather than having a whole Internet of people weighing in on it.
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When weighing in on affirmative action lawsuits over the past two decades, the DOJ has taken the position that schools should be able to consider race in their admissions processes.
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This term, in addition to the L.G.B.T.-discrimination cases, the Court will be weighing in on the Trump Administration's efforts to eliminate DACA , the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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Hollywood stars are weighing in on House Republicans' decision Friday to pull their healthcare legislation, with many applauding the demise of the GOP bill aimed at repealing and replacing ObamaCare.
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Penn, an opinion contributor to The Hill, was weighing in on the inspector general's probe into Republicans' claims of wrongdoing by the FBI and Justice Department in the Russia investigation.
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Criticism of the Fed is unusual from a sitting president, with prior presidents taking a softer tone or refraining from weighing in on the direction of the central bank's policies.
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The three-Cher concept works best when they are weighing in on the life choices of the others: Who hasn't thought, If 16-year-old me could see me now!
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The former governor's decision to speak out against two Republicans vying for the job he once held is unusual for Schwarzenegger, who has typically avoided weighing in on gubernatorial candidates.
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First came the pivot to stanning for the Putin regime and weighing in on football anthem protests, and now Seagal is pivoting to—oh, let me just see here—cryptocurrency!
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Now, I'm not weighing in on the president's mental health or trying to diagnose him with narcissism from afar—that's a controversial topic even among psychiatrists, and I'm no professional.
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There have been two constants throughout Taylor Swift's career: She writes catchy as hell songs about her love life, and she has studiously avoided weighing in on anything remotely political.
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Despite the surprise of this U.S. administration weighing in on Chinese human rights issues at last, the policy could hit U.S. suppliers and further curb enthusiasm for related Chinese stocks.
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"I bet you'd get a lot of people weighing in on how to communicate with critters that might spring up five, ten, or 100 billion years from now," Shostak said.
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A spokesman for Obama on Thursday declined to comment on the attacks, keeping with the former President's practice of not directly weighing in on the 2020 campaign and political discussions.
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Mr. Burzynski diplomatically avoids weighing in on the government's decision but he does think the destruction of the jets has played a major role in keeping the Arrow's legend alive.
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" His partner, Mark Jackson, has been around the league since 2016 and took his time before weighing in on Cleveland's chances with "I'm not going to say zero percent chance.
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He even hits his own side, as he did with Sean Hannity for not weighing in on Roy S. Moore, the embattled Alabama Republican, and Mr. Bannon for supporting him.
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Gwenda Blair, a Trump biographer, said his persistence in weighing in on law enforcement actions represented a defiance of the establishment that keeps telling him he should not do so.
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As an increasing number of countries enter lockdown and social distancing conditions to help ease the spread of coronavirus, more and more celebrities have been weighing in on social media.
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Since then, Trump has opened a dialogue with tech and other industries as part of his approach of weighing in on the private sector to try to stimulate job creation.
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Weighing in on the issue on Monday night, James said the international controversy stemmed from Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey speaking out on a topic he wasn't educated on.
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A newly released email by Brett Kavanaugh, weighing in on the future of abortion rights, is putting new pressure on two moderate Republicans who hold the keys to his confirmation.
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She was reading the website of a government agency, where her mother appeared to have posted a comment weighing in on a bitter policy battle for control of the internet.
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"Our proposal finally repeals those authorizations and makes Congress do its job by weighing in on where, when and with who we are at war," Kaine added in a statement.
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I never see him weighing in on fandom controversies or fights, and he never seems to be lecturing fans about giving them what they need rather than what they want.
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Trump largely demurred on weighing in on the deal's emerging details, telling the raucous crowd he had skipped being briefed on it in favor of delivering his remarks to them.
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Already, we have presidential candidates and congressmen weighing in on the issue on both sides, pandering to their bases without any real understanding of the intricacies or the broader implications.
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Each person surveyed was randomly assigned to consider either African Americans, Latinos, or Asians as their competition while weighing in on their views about the importance of standardized test scores.
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With more and more designers weighing in on whether or not they would want to outfit the new FLOTUS, we're particularly curious to see who actually steps up come Inauguration Day.
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This week, thousands posted comments on the FCC's website in response to a proposed rollback of net neutrality internet protections, weighing in on whether and how to defend the open internet.
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Criticism of the Fed is rare from a sitting president, with prior presidents taking a softer tone or refraining from weighing in on the direction of the central bank's monetary policy.
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BAIER: Here&aposs some lawmakers weighing in on this whole back and forth, and you can imagine that where they stand politically is kind of where they stand on this effort.
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After weighing in on the lack of diversity among this year's Oscar nominees, George Clooney is detailing the steps he'll take as a producer to help address the industry-wide problem.
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Here's former USC quarterback Matt Leinart weighing in on current USC quarterback Sam Darnold -- keeping it all the way 100 about Sam's big decision on whether to enter the NFL Draft.
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In a dissenting opinion, Roberts likened the situation to a dispute about property lines between neighbors, midway through which the city hall passes a new law weighing in on one side.
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The remarks from Schumer signal Democrats plan to use this as an opportunity to call for Kavanaugh to commit to recusing himself from weighing in on special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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By weighing in on the protests, though, Trump is wading into a tricky issue that has befuddled presidents ever since the Iranian Revolution of 1979 ended relations between Washington and Tehran.
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There is no shortage of comedians weighing in on the current election, but it often seems like the tools of satire are insufficient to comment on this absurd and exhausting campaign.
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The collaboration with Bower is Rogen's first professional design project, although weighing in on the making of movie sets and props is part of his job as a producer and director.
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It's very nice that the Office of the Mayor of Pittsburgh is weighing in on this in support of the dumb redneck from Tennessee, but a whale is a mammal, sir.
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It was only one of a number of such moves since 4.63, when Qasem's Azzad Asset Management firm started weighing in on issues like worker safety, climate change and lobbying disclosures.
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I noticed when I was weighing in on email all the time, it tended to kick off a ripple effect of other people reacting and responding, and that ultimately derailed projects.
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Over the years, Mr. Schultz turned the coffee company into a progressive force, giving workers above-average benefits, and weighing in on issues like gun violence, gay marriage and race relations.
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Though it's one of the most explicit examples of Nike weighing in on protests during the anthem over racial injustice in the NFL, the ad was preceded by Nike's "Equality" campaign.
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A report by the National Labor Relations Board's inspector general found that a Republican board member violated an ethics pledge by weighing in on a case involving his former law firm.
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I had a process when I was attorney general of not weighing in on bills and initiatives, because as attorney general, I had a responsibility for writing the title and summary.
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It's not surprising that Rogen wouldn't feel comfortable weighing in on the allegations against Franco, who he's known since he was a teenager when they both starred on Freak and Geeks together.
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Also, you may noticed have that I've made it hundreds of words into this review without weighing in on perhaps the most pressing issue in Star Wars fandom: What about the porgs?
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On Wednesday's episode of VICELAND's Desus & Mero, the hosts unpacked the clip, weighing in on why the biker might have turned his commute into a terrifying, real-life version of Mario Kart.
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It's the latest step into the political fray for King, who has a long history of colorfully weighing in on politics on both sides of the aisle going back half a century.
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The Man of Steel actor is finally weighing in on the controversy surrounding his pesky mustache, and he seems to be finding the conundrum as amusing as the rest of the Internet.
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Aside from weighing in on the whole remix debate, Diddy sat down with the VICELAND hosts to talk about staying hungry, selling out arenas, and his new documentary Can't Stop, Won't Stop.
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Melissa Rivers hopes Megyn Kelly's mea culpa for her idiotic blackface comment was genuine -- but she's reluctant enough to check in with an African-American friend before weighing in on the apology.
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Mattis' letter weighing in on a specific amendment is also a rare step for a defense secretary to take while a bill is on the floor, which Mattis acknowledged in his letter.
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Therefore politicians are accustomed to religious leaders weighing in on matters such as contraception and abortion—and on whether and how doctors should be allowed to intervene to speed a patient's passing.
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"The substantive work we are doing helping the Trump administration, but also weighing in on a lot of regulatory issues, is motivating people," said West Virginia attorney general Patrick Morrisey, RAGA's chairman.
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But the president's public comments mostly focused on thanking first responders and police, rather than consoling those mourning loved ones or weighing in on the renewed debate over the nation's gun laws.
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But it does mean we need a whole lot more transparency and awareness about just how the social media giants are weighing in on one side of the debate or the other.
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TV. Dean said that he had been holding back on weighing in on the impact of the new tariffs, saying he was trying to stay neutral because it affects some members differently.
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Kerner is set to appear before the committee on Wednesday as part of a hearing on the Hatch Act, which bars federal officials from weighing in on elections in their government capacity.
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But CNN's Nia-Malika Henderson says keep an eye on Maine, too, because its voters will be weighing in on an issue that factors big-time in the national debate over Obamacare.
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Obama is "aware of the news," Earnest said, but the White House wanted to avoid weighing in on the issue too heavily, since the Justice Department has not totally closed the case.
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" — Amanda Hess, David Carr fellow _____ From The New York Times: Writers from across the internet and the ideological spectrum are weighing in on Mr. Weinstein and the silence around this "open secret.
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"Lord knows what the Appropriations Committee is doing weighing in on this issue," said William Schlesinger, one of the 65 scientists and the retired president of the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies.
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" U.S. presidential candidates are now weighing in on the issue -- with Beto O'Rourke tweeting, "The only thing the NBA should be apologizing for is their blatant prioritization of profits over human rights.
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His lawyers also said that Manafort has "become an unwilling player in the larger drama between Mr. Mueller and President Trump" — an association made worse by Trump weighing in on the trial.
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Meanwhile, Smith has waded into politics in his home state of South Carolina, including sharing an article about him possibly challenging a sitting House representative and repeatedly weighing in on local issues.
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But in a supplement to the interview published today, he also gave the Variety writer a "tour of his iTunes playlist," briefly weighing in on the music that he's been spinning lately.
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Dallas (CNN)Ted Cruz on Saturday vowed to attendees at the Texas Republican convention here that he will continue fighting for conservative values -- but he notably avoided weighing in on the 2016 race.
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PHOENIX, Arizona — As students at the School of Architecture at Taliesin are adjusting to the institution's apparent demise, architects are weighing in on the possible impact — and the way forward for architecture education.
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The Obama administration is weighing in on self-driving cars with a new set of rules for car and tech companies that are expected to bring federal regulations up to date with technology.
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The streaming giant says the director "sabotag[ed]" efforts to promote his films by repeatedly weighing in on the #MeToo movement and the allegations of sexual abuse put forth by daughter Dylan Farrow.
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Two-time Academy Award nominee Ian McKellen is weighing in on the controversy over the lack of diversity at the Oscars, pointing out that black actors aren't the only ones getting left out.
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Special Counsel Robert Mueller is already closely managing the Russian election meddling investigation he was appointed to oversee, receiving daily briefings and weighing in on investigative tactics, a spokesman told NBC News Friday.
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Trump appeared to be weighing in on data analyzed by the Chicago Tribune and published earlier Thursday, which found that Chicago's homicides are now outpacing 2016, the city's deadliest year in two decades.
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Many of the tweets saw Tay referencing Hitler, denying the Holocaust, supporting Trump's immigration plans (to "build a wall"), or even weighing in on the side of the abusers in the #GamerGate scandal.
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GOP SENATORS TO OBAMA: STAY OUT OF BREXIT: Three Republican Senators are calling out President Obama for weighing in on the United Kingdom's upcoming vote on whether to leave the European Union. Sens.
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Cristhian Rivera's attorney Allen Richards has denied that his client was in the country illegally and called Trump "sad and sorry" for weighing in on the matter and potentially tainting a jury selection.
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A common refrain among the many so-called experts weighing in on why Kim stubbornly refuses to give up his nukes is that the reclusive dictator is irrational, arrogant, or just plain crazy.
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Instances of similar behavior have increased in recent years, to the point that Americans need more information about how the White House weighing in on DOJ matters affects the impartiality of law enforcement.
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The following day, the 2012, 2013, and 2017 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue cover model logged back onto Twitter to slam "all of the dumb misogynist comments" she receives after weighing in on sports.
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Sheehan for 10 years oversaw company engagements and proxy voting, weighing in on topics ranging from income inequality to boardroom diversity, as director of corporate governance at the California State Teachers Retirement System.
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The president has shied away from directly weighing in on the race to select his predecessor, though he has been perceived as preferring Clinton, who served in his cabinet as secretary of State.
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Now royal watchers, lawyers, and celebrities are weighing in on what's next for the duke after the "grotesque" interview that has all of the United Kingdom — and the world — analyzing his every move.
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At TC Sessions: Mobility, attendees like Waymo CTO Dmitri Dolgov, Zoox co-founder Jesse Levinson and Lia Theodosiou-Pisanelli from Aurora, among others, will be weighing in on those topics — and many more.
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With President Trump and North Korea's Kim Jong-un signing a vague but hopeful document following their historic summit, experts are weighing in on what it means for both countries — and the world.
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Jaime King is weighing in on Amber Heard and Johnny Depp's recent split, but she isn't interested in choosing sides; she'd instead like to talk about how the media has handled the situation.
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Obama's administration was often accused of micromanaging even the smallest tactical details about the fight against Islamic State, weighing in on the use of helicopters or movement of small numbers of U.S. forces.
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Rivera's former attorney Allen Richards has denied that his client was in the country illegally and called Trump "sad and sorry" for weighing in on the matter and potentially tainting a jury selection.
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The 26-year-old rap artist from the Bronx has been especially active in the political world lately, weighing in on the government shutdown and sparring on Twitter with conservative commentator Tomi Lahren.
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A source familiar with the matter said the email came after comments and concern from members of the judiciary that the Federal Judges Association was improperly weighing in on a politically sensitive topic.
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Weidmann, one of the long-standing critics of the ECB's stimulus measures, was weighing in on a nascent debate on how the central bank should change its strategy under incoming President Christine Lagarde.
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Drug pricing by phamaceuticals companies amid increased scrutiny and public backlash has also made headlines, with even U.S. President Donald Trump weighing in on the issue after Pfizer raised prices earlier this year.
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"If this Court now were to resolve the merits question in this case, it would appear to be weighing in on a contested issue in any impeachment trial," the DOJ legal team wrote.
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Right now massive artists – whether it's Beyonce, Kendrick Lamar, Solange – are becoming more socially conscious and weighing in on politics in a way that would never have happened four or five years ago.
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With someone as famous (or infamous) as McAfee weighing in on these wildly volatile markets, I had to wonder: Just how influential is he, anyway, and what are the real effects of his tweets?
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Freed from the constraints of her mother's political ambitions, Clinton, 36, has taken to the medium, posting frequently and weighing in on current events with a distinctive, sometimes sassy, voice America hasn't heard before.
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Kate Upton is clapping back at people who criticized her for weighing in on a controversial call during Game 22019 of the World Series between the Houston Astros and Washington Nationals on Tuesday night.
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Jamie Lee Curtis has apologized for weighing in on a face-off between a high school student and a Native American tribal elder before hearing what both sides had to say about the incident.
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The case has yet to be resolved in the courts — with potentially significant ramifications, weighing in on the Apple security debate will continue to be a priority for tech companies in the coming months.
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" 11:34 AM PT -- Jada Pinkett Smith's weighing in on the situation after apparently just learning about G-Eazy's experience in Sweden compared to Rocky's ... saying, "We got the message loud and clear Sweden.
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Interestingly enough, the agency isn't weighing in on whether the industry's growing reliance of the "Use By" label for perishable foods that aren't infant formula is worth adopting widely, at least not right now.
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Former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, though, weighing in on that historic North Korean summit, saying that the president does operate by chaos, even though he readily expressed almost admiration, that that chaos sometimes works.
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President Donald Trump is not the only national figure weighing in on the special House election in a red Georgia district — the race has attracted more money and attention than the area ever has.
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Some critics outside the chamber went as far as accusing McCain of hypocrisy after taking advantage of his own health coverage while weighing in on a bill that could deprive some people of theirs.
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Now, Kravitz's daughter — and Kidman's Big Little Lies costar — Zoë Kravitz is weighing in on the engagement coming to light, and opening up about what it was like almost having Kidman as a stepmom.
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Beyond the fact of the president seeming to suggest that Boeing's problems can be fixed with a rebrand, his self-declaration as a branding expert weighing in on the matter also raised some eyebrows.
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I'm tired of seeing her confronted by entitled men weighing in on her personal honesty and likability, treating the most admired woman in the world like a woman who's applying to be his secretary.
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CONEY ISLAND BEARD AND MUSTACHE COMPETITION (Saturday) The fashion world pays meticulous attention to red carpet events and awards shows throughout the year, weighing in on which attendees' outfits earn titles like best dressed.
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Rubio was weighing in on news that Microsoft had shut down six websites the company said were created by hackers connected to Russia's military that were targeting conservative think tanks and the U.S. Senate.
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A Canadian software developer and self-described "Nepali issues writer" was arrested in his Lalitpur office on Monday and threatened with being kicked out of the country for weighing in on domestic political issues.
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At about the same time, De emailed someone asking, "Why is DOJ weighing in on our obligations under privacy act," an indication that Justice was interfering in the NSA's decision to release Snowden's email.
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Groups are weighing in on Obama administration-era tax regulations that the Treasury Department has identified for possible modifications or elimination, including rules that were designed to curb offshore tax deals known as inversions.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The 2018 Super Bowl is this weekend and, as is customary, organizations that have nothing to do with sports — say, art museums — are weighing in on the event.
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The legislation he championed showed that he was most passionate about supporting the police and the armed forces, and weighing in on social issues like abortion and gay rights, which he has adamantly opposed.
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Bill Bradley, a former Democratic senator from New Jersey, demurred on directly weighing in on what defined a "constituent," but he said that he often felt a dual responsibility when working on national issues.
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British Independence Party leader and longtime Brexit supporter Nigel Farage blasted President Barack Obama for weighing in on the British referendum to leave the European Union, negatively contrasting him with Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
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New restrictions keep foreign limited partners in funds from weighing in on prospective deals, getting access to investment data, and allow only U.S. citizens to become leading partners at venture firms on American turf.
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While new presidents typically refrain from weighing in on current issues during the interregnum between their election and inauguration, Mr. Trump's statement underscored that he does not plan to wait for the swearing in.
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Weighing in on Shiseido's strategy to appeal to a younger crowd, Uotani said the company will be using a more personalized approach in its marketing and improving the speed at which information reaches audiences.
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Al Sharpton is weighing in on the NBA's recent drama with China ... telling TMZ Sports the league needs to take a stand for democracy and not let the money talk them out of it!!!
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Weighing in on a clash between concerns about industry competitiveness and climate goals, ACEA said that tougher limits could slow growth in a sector which it said employs over six percent of EU workers.
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Trump plans to speak about the need for tax reform, but a White House official said he will refrain from weighing in on specifics "out of respect for the regular order process" in Congress.
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"I believe the process matters for good order and discipline," Spencer told Reuters, weighing in on a confrontation between Trump and senior Navy officials over the outcome of a high-profile war-crimes case.
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"It's not surprising that this administration is weighing in on the side of industry over students and taxpayers," said Whitney Barkley-Denney, legislative policy counsel at the Center for Responsible Lending, a consumer group.
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Teachers around the country are weighing in on the election with varying degrees of appropriateness, and some have been fired or placed on administrative leave as a result of their comments and actions on campus.
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Friday's tweets come as Clinton has stepped up her social media presence in recent weeks, criticizing the Trump administration and weighing in on the news of the day with sharply worded, and sometimes sarcastic, tweets.
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Sacha Gervasi, director of "My Dinner With Hervé," is reportedly working on a movie about the life of the Culture Club singer, who has been publicly weighing in on who he thinks should play him.
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"The Fake News Media is looking hard for the Big Democrat Story, but there is nothing too fabulous," he wrote in a tweet, after weighing in on half a dozen storylines of the Democratic race.
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After The Bachelor's Arie Luyendyk Jr. and Lauren Burnham announced that their wedding will take place early next year, new Bachelorette Becca Kufrin is weighing in on whether she would attend – if she is invited.
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The streaming giant defended its decision by saying the director "sabotag[ed]" efforts to promote his films by repeatedly weighing in on the #MeToo movement and the allegations of sexual abuse put forth by Farrow.
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Weighing in on the topic of whether the ECB should end the bond buys in a single step or wind it down over several months, Praet said markets expect no cliff edge from the bank.
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Bolsonaro's government has not been shy about weighing in on domestic politics around the region, antagonizing Venezuela's Maduro and touting a close friendship with Paraguayan President Mario Abdo when he faced the threat of impeachment.
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Now, these industries will potentially have an even greater influence on the EPA's ability to formalize any regulation by weighing in on the integrity of the science used to develop policies in the first place.
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Huma Abedin, Clinton's longtime right-hand woman, often served as a surrogate voice for the candidate, weighing in on her mindset, prep work and relationships with politicians and donors for the benefit of the group.
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National Republicans aren't weighing in on the primary, but the Congressional Leadership Fund (CLF), a super PAC aligned with House GOP leadership, has run two TV spots targeting Ossoff in a $1.1 million ad campaign.
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Many people on Twitter were quick to point out the irony of the president weighing in on Boeing from a branding perspective, given that he has suffered various business and branding failures in the past.
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Conservative firebrand Ann Coulter is weighing in on the Jussie Smollett case after the "Empire" actor was arrested Thursday over allegations he falsely claimed that he was the victim of a racist and homophobic attack.
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" Kaine tried to sell the bill by invoking the language of war powers proceduralism: "Our proposal finally… makes Congress do its job by weighing in on where, when, and with who we are at war.
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But the lack of good science advice has not slowed the president and his administration in their assaults on health and environmental policy and in weighing in on national-security issues involving science and technology.
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As a result, while companies in many ways have more economic and political power than ever, "chief executives now shy away from weighing in on the policy level or broader societal issues," Mr. Sharer said.
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Now islanders are weighing in on one of Mr. Indiana's last requests, a proposal in his will to turn the building, known as the Star of Hope, into a museum that would honor his legacy.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Taylor Swift's decision to break her silence on politics triggered a storm on Monday, with even U.S. President Donald Trump weighing in on the pop music star's remarks in support of Democrats.
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In addition to offering hope that he would soon be making a documentary in Australia, Theroux made some shocking political statements, weighing in on Donald Trump's campaign and even comparing his potential election to Brexit.
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Kitti Jones -- one of R. Kelly's exes who's accused him of physical abuse and sexual coercion -- is weighing in on Azriel Clary and Joycelyn Savage's fight and says they may end up saving each other.
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Several GOP senators, who are currently in the middle of a two-week break, have avoided weighing in on the burgeoning battle between House Democrats and the White House or the growing Trump-Ukraine scandal.
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President Donald Trump tweeted far and wide this weekend, including weighing in on the controversial end to Saturday's Kentucky Derby and making the unconstitutional suggestion, on Sunday, that his term should be extended by two years.
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Investors and traders have been and are still jockeying around one of the biggest global market events of the year, and many Wall Street experts are weighing in on how to prepare for the anticipated volatility.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank must be mindful of financial stability risks, including those created by its own ultra easy policy, ECB board member Sabine Lautenschlaeger said on Friday, weighing in on a recent debate.
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More than a million people have all made the same joke on Facebook — that they will "storm" Area 51 to "see them aliens" — and now the U.S. Air Force is weighing in on the widespread silliness.
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National security should supersede privacy concerns in major issues, Warren Buffett said on CNBC Monday, weighing in on Apple's fight against a government order to help hack the iPhone of one of the San Bernardino terrorists.
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Basically, what pregnant women want is what any woman — any person — wants: to be allowed to do what they're capable of doing on any given day, without everyone weighing in on whether they've done it right.
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ABC News Legal Anchor Dan Abrams launched his own legal website, Law Newz, with a bang on Tuesday – weighing in on the case at the center of the Netflix true crime docu-series Making a Murderer.
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The federal watchdog issued a report to Trump earlier this month recommending that Conway be fired for repeated violations of the Hatch Act, which prohibits federal officials from weighing in on elections in their official capacity.
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On Wednesday, Trump tweeted in support of using the death penalty for drug dealers in China, weighing in on the domestic affairs of another nation and contradicting bipartisan criminal justice reform efforts, which Trump has endorsed.
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The president largely avoided weighing in on the specifics of Brexit negotiations, other than to caution that the agreement being weighed could limit the ability of the U.S. and U.K. to negotiate a bilateral trade agreement.
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" — Jane, San Francisco Weighing in on Ms. Warren's future, readers suggested that if she is not chosen as a candidate's running mate, she would be a good potential Senate majority leader or presidential cabinet pick. "Ms.
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Senate Republicans said on Tuesday that they were bewildered by Mr. Trump's weighing in on the Alabama race after he had remained quiet, and they said that the president had put them in a difficult position.
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Still, the document is a sign that organized religion is increasingly interested in weighing in on the ethics of artificial intelligence and, in the case of the Vatican, working alongside large tech companies in the process.
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Pressure to impeach Weighing in on the controversy earlier Sunday, House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff said that impeachment "may be the only remedy" to Trump's refusal to make public the complaint and phone call transcript.
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And workers liked the idea of giving labor organizations more input into how they do their day-to-day jobs as well as weighing in on decisions made at the firm-wide level about business operations.
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Even as Ms. Trump was in her mid-20s, learning her way around financing negotiations and construction details, she played an authority figure on the show, weighing in on contestants' merits during the tense boardroom scenes.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor seemed to suggest there's a difference between Congress coming between two private parties and directing a result in favor of one party over another and Congress weighing in on lawsuits involving the government.
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Trump has long been fixated on television ratings, weighing in on Twitter on everything from the Academy Awards's low viewership earlier this year, to boasting about how many people watched his State of the Union address.
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In May, the FCC reported a DDoS attack slammed its commenting system, though critics have questioned whether this was an attack or just a flood of commenters weighing in on the contentious issue of net neutrality.
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The nation's top doctor, Vivek Murthy, weighing in on the subject for the first time since e-cigarette use took off, said young people are more vulnerable to the negative consequences of nicotine exposure than adults.
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HGH is a hot topic right now ... with everyone from Mark Cuban to Chris D'elia weighing in on whether or not its time for the sports world to accept the health benefits the drug can offer.
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But in political terms they also involve some of America's least popular and most politically vulnerable companies, and generally feature Obama weighing in on the side of high-profile, high-tech companies like Google or Netflix.
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On Thursday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the U.S. was giving the Saudi government "a few more days" to complete their own "thorough investigation" of what happened to Khashoggi before weighing in on the matter.
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Weighing in on the effect technical factors and algorithmic trading have on markets, Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon said Thursday that he believes part of the month's steep stock sell-off was the result of programmatic trading.
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Trump used the social media platform frequently during his campaign and continues to do so after his presidential election victory, attacking rivals, highlighting media coverage he views as negative and weighing in on foreign and economic policy.
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Image 2 of 2 ROME – Italy&aposs premier-designate Giuseppe Conte is finalizing his proposed cabinet list as European leaders begin weighing in on the EU&aposs future with decidedly euroskeptic and populist Italy in its ranks.
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Asked by a reporter on Thursday if a "good Catholic" could vote for Trump, the pope criticized Trump's proposal for a wall along the border, but also said he would not be weighing in on the election.
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Trump seems to have started weighing in on this subject primarily in hopes of intensifying the feuding, but did so in such a clumsy manner as to be extremely helpful in encouraging Democrats to patch things up.
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He has rarely shied away from weighing in on political debates, trying to prompt Americans to debate race relations two years ago, and a few years earlier, asking gun owners not to bring weapons into Starbucks stores.
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Although Dimon's meetings typically center on topics like tax reform or financial rules, he is not shy about weighing in on issues ranging from immigration to education and criminal justice reform, those familiar with the discussions said.
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As of early Monday, Toscani's initial tweet had garnered nearly 173,000 retweets and more than half a million likes, with workers sharing their own stories and even presumably lunch-theft-immune celebrities weighing in on the drama.
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It was the final day of shooting for the test show, and while he had hours of footage of comics weighing in on eight categories (Trump, #MeToo, Colin Kaepernick, etc.), he had no punch lines about Florence.
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"They are essentially the medical experts for DHS, who want to make sure they're sounding the alarm and weighing in on this significant threat to public health," said Dana Gold, senior counsel at the Government Accountability Project.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China should open its markets to foreign business and implement overdue reforms if it wants to achieve its economic goals, a European business lobby said on Friday, weighing in on Beijing's new five-year plan.
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Weighing in on the controversy at the debate on Tuesday, Klobuchar acknowledged that "people have said" a woman cannot defeat President Donald Trump in November, but invoked the recently elected female Democratic governors of Kansas and Michigan.
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Once the trial begins, Roberts may have to make momentous decisions under the glare of cameras while being pressured by both parties and with the president likely watching and weighing in on the proceedings in real time.
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Lord is also expected to make recusals if she makes it to the Pentagon so as to not violate any regulations in weighing in on future Defense Department competitions involving Textron Systems and parent company Textron Inc.
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The video has sparked an intense Twitter conversation, with other female journalists weighing in on their own harassment -- because although sports journalism is a fertile place for this type of abuse, it is certainly not a singular case.
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PT, that didn't stop fans from weighing in on the tone of the movie, which has drawn inevitable comparisons to the second (and most critically acclaimed) film in George Lucas' original Star Wars trilogy, The Empire Strikes Back.
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But organizers fear that Wednesday's glitch, as well as previous site outages and messages about suspended operations during the government shut down, may have confused and deterred the public from weighing in on the controversial proposed rule change.
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The president caused a stir leading up to his arrival by criticizing London Mayor Sadiq Khan, denying he called the duchess of Sussex "nasty" and weighing in on Brexit negotiations and the election of the next prime minister.
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"You'll see the political folks in the administration weighing in on how it affects the election dynamics," said Ghaith al-Omari, a former Palestinian negotiator who is a senior fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
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Ms. Butler, like other researchers, could not access government databases, so she was effectively blocked from weighing in on internal government debates and putting out analysis during a weather event of huge significance to their jobs and research.
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Yeah, I imagine given the platform you run and the types of people who use it, you probably have no shortage of people weighing in on what you should be doing from ... You know all the entrepreneurs, right?
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The closest the president's lawyers had come to weighing in on the case was an eight-page letter to House Democrats in October in which they unequivocally refused to furnish any documents or allow any witnesses to testify.
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Progressive journalist David Dayen said former President Obama will largely refrain from weighing in on the Democratic primary unless the party fails to choose a nominee on the first round of delegate voting at the party's nominating convention.
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"I would be surprised given the health law debacle if the Trump administration sits back and lets Congress fashion the legislation without weighing in on the substance," said Michael J. Graetz, a tax law professor at Columbia University.
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The president's comments came as the impeachment proceedings enter a new phase while he is overseas meeting with world leaders and reflected the difficulty Trump will have restraining himself from weighing in on the House hearings while abroad.
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But when the trial begins, Roberts will have to make those decisions under the glare of cameras while being pressured by both parties and with the president likely watching and weighing in on the proceedings in real time.
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Menendez in recent years has been a high-profile Democratic voice in foreign policy, weighing in on sensitive subjects from nuclear talks with Iran to U.S. relations with Cuba as the senior Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Many reports from the festival suggested that the tension was ongoing — including tweets about Okja's Netflix title card being booed, as well as the films' stars and creative team (and totally unrelated industry peers) weighing in on the drama.
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" Weighing in on the matter in a confessional, Bella explains part of the reason for her indecision, saying, "to think of the relationship I have with my father and other male relationships I have, I just feel so confused.
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The Chinese state media is weighing in on the fake news debate in the U.S., saying the controversy – and its possible impact on the election outcome – only serves to bolster Beijing's case when it comes to controlling the internet.
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Jones has been a lightning rod for years before the casino altercation too -- whether he's getting into airport scuffles, weighing in on the NFL kneeling discussion, going on hotel tirades, crashing cars or getting kicked out of other casinos.
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Unlike his sabbatical, when Donovan largely disappeared from public view, he stayed involved with the sport post-retirement, joining Fox broadcasts for MLS and Copa America matches and weighing in on the U.S. national team issues of the day.
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Elsewhere, New York Fed President William Dudley will likely be weighing in on the importance of higher education for economic mobility at the 56th Annual Financial Literacy & Economic Education Conference, which is set to take place in New York.
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Elsewhere, New York Fed President William Dudley will likely be weighing-in on the importance of higher education for economic mobility at the 56th Annual Financial Literacy & Economic Education Conference, which is set to take place in New York.
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The president cannot obstruct justice by taking lawful actions that are within his constitutional prerogative, like pardoning people or firing Comey, or weighing in on whether somebody should be prosecuted which prosecutors across the country do that every day.
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This week, students discussed a plethora of holiday-themed topics, including weighing in on the hot-button song of the season, "Baby, It's Cold Outside," celebrating this year's everyday heroes and deciding which one word best sums up 22018.
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Out of sight -- not out of mind Given his penchant for setting the political agenda, on Twitter or via encounters with reporters, it's unlikely the President will be able to resist weighing in on the political collisions in Washington.
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Chance the Rapper is practically the unofficial mayor of Chicago, weighing in on local politics, donating $1 million to public schools, starting a local open mic night, and helping jumpstart the careers of those in his crew like Noname.
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Rather than weighing in on a relentless national political discourse, political memes typically emerge on the groups only when larger social issues touch something going on at their campus, like when Yale students call out their school's climate policies:
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Shares of Plug Power are surging, and social media users are weighing in on the stock on popular sites including Reddit, putting it among the ranks of other often discussed and speculative trading names like Tesla and Virgin Galactic.
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Yet, if one surfs cable television or navigates Youtube and social media, these windows into our public life quickly showcase politicians, mechanics and grade-school teachers all weighing in on the topic with great passion and reflective commonsense smarts.
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Case #23: During the early years of the 24st century, the question of the right to withdraw care became highly politicized, with national figures including President George W. Bush weighing in on the case of Terri Schiavo (25-63).
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At about the same time, De emailed someone asking, "Why is DOJ weighing in on our obligations under privacy act?" which is an indication that the Department of Justice was interfering in the NSA's decision to release Snowden's email.
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A certain small set of powerful, conservative white men in Britain just can't seem to keep quiet when it comes to weighing in on what Muslim women in Europe should and should not be allowed to wear in public.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - More than 20 senators pressed President Donald Trump on Thursday to reject requests from oil refiners to overhaul the U.S. biofuels program, weighing in on a debate that has roiled markets from soybeans to gasoline in recent weeks.
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While there has been much criticism of the painting, a majority of those weighing in on the controversy -- including many African-American writers and artists -- have strongly rejected any suggestion that it should be destroyed, as Hannah Black's letter demands.
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But, for me, where someone weighing in on a statement and dictating a statement begins and ends is a continuum that is not really relevant to whether or not there was collusion with Russia, where we haven&apost seen any evidence.
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He once again called for repealing and replacing Obamacare and "historic" tax reform — without weighing in on whether he supports a border adjustable tax (BAT), the linchpin of the House GOP's corporate tax reform plan but lacking in Senate Republican support.
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His letter harshly criticized the agency's past lax oversight of opioids, as well as its decision to hold the vote without more drug safety experts weighing in on the Dsuvia tablet that it rejected last year largely over safety concerns.
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Trump continues pushing the central bank to lower interest rates — violating a quarter-century-old norm against weighing in on monetary policy — most recently tweeting an attack on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell as he testified Tuesday on Capitol Hill.
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In addition to weighing in on everything from the type of cameras they'll use for Parts Unknown to the hotel he stays in, the former chef is also behind two new upcoming documentaries, Jeremiah Tower: The Last Magnificent and Wasted!
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Weighing in on the ongoing prosecution of an art dealer accused of selling forgeries (see Crimes of the Art #66), the artist Lee Ufan announced at a press conference that the 13 works believed to be fakes are in fact authentic.
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In a highly unusual instance of a president weighing in on the fate of a defendant awaiting trial, Trump said on Twitter that 29-year-old Sayfullo Saipov "SHOULD GET DEATH PENALTY!" in the attack that left eight people dead.
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The Justice Department also has the crucial role of weighing in on the legality of actions being taken or policies being made elsewhere in the government — from presidential executive actions to top-secret national security matters in the war on terror.
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And the way I read that tweet and all of these tweets is that he is weighing in on the political situation, he is issuing a political message, and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that and there&aposs nothing inappropriate.
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Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel (D) and Police Superintendent Eddie Jonhson, both of whom faced sharp criticism over the shooting, released a statement weighing in on the decision, saying that the job of improving the city's community relations is not over.
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For nearly seven decades, the U.S. and virtually the entire international community declined to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital, choosing instead to avoid weighing in on the issue of the city's status as a way of preserving future peace negotiations.
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Weighing in on Samsung's fight with Apple at the U.S. Supreme Court, the federal government said on Wednesday that Samsung's reasons for complaining it paid too much for infringing Apple's iPhone design patents are valid, but go one step too far.
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The House Oversight and Reform Committee will vote this week on a subpoena to compel Conway to testify on the Office of Special Counsel's finding that she violated the law barring officials from weighing in on elections in their government capacity.
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In a rare tweet, former NBC News anchor Tom Brokaw is weighing in on Republicans who are saying President Trump's rookie status in government may be to blame for seemingly improper requests he allegedly made to former FBI Director James Comey.
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If you're just waking up in the United States, President Trump has landed here in London after tweeting that the mayor of London has done a "terrible job," calling Meghan Markle "nasty," and weighing in on Theresa May's possible successor.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - The Brazilian Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that homophobia should be criminalized under existing legislation until Congress creates a specific law for the subject, weighing in on a topic that has drawn the ire of President Jair Bolsonaro.
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The court is one of the most vital institutions in a vast and chaotic democracy of 1.3 billion people, weighing in on wild dogs, killer tigers, mob lynchings, garbage dumps and Muslim divorce rules — hot potatoes that Indian politicians won't touch.
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The environment for advertising is "more scary than exciting," said Ellis Verdi, the president of DeVito/Verdi, the agency that created the Legal Sea Foods ad, and most companies no longer see an upside in weighing in on politics, even jokingly.
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President Obama said Friday that new laws in North Carolina and Mississippi curbing the rights of gay and transgender people were "wrong and should be overturned," weighing in on measures that have prompted a backlash, including calls to boycott the states.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's comments this week weighing in on the trial of his longtime associate Roger Stone amount to political interference in the judiciary and are "an abuse of power," House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told reporters on Thursday.
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It was also a firm rebuke of both Netanyahu, who had strongly argued against the resolution, and Trump, who had taken the highly unprecedented move of weighing in on Thursday, before the vote, and pressing for the measure to be vetoed.
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The new mom recently turned off comments on essentially all Instagram photos of herself with boyfriend Tristan Thompson, presumably due to the influx of fans weighing in on their relationship after allegations surfaced that the NBA star cheated on Khloé throughout her pregnancy.
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But the difference with this new initiative is that the company is now weighing in on the speaker design process at the start of the laptop's manufacturing process, instead of applying its audio technology to a product or program after it's already made.
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Unlike Barack Obama, whose administration's oversight of the tech industry was marked by general coziness and a revolving door of industry players, Trump has been far more aggressive with the tech industry, weighing in on everything from Twitter's algorithm to cryptocurrency regulation.
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In one case last year, senior intelligence officials tell TIME, a Russian soldier based in Ukraine successfully infiltrated a U.S. social media group by pretending to be a 22-year-old American housewife and weighing in on political debates with specially tailored messages.
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Trudeau, like other world leaders, steadfastly kept out of the American presidential election, avoiding weighing in on the choice between Trump and Democrat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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If the point of keeping the bill text tightly held is to prevent the public from weighing in on unpopular provisions before the Senate votes, then admitting that there's anything unusual about their bill, or their strategy, would give away the game.
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Today their leaders prefer to exert influence beyond the economic interests of their members, on issues ranging from funding Planned Parenthood to weighing in on foreign policy issues such as the Iran deal and a two-state solution for the Middle East.
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The emails show that Todd Howe, a key witness in federal corruption cases that brought down two former top Cuomo aides in February, was weighing in on matters pertaining to Cuomo in the lead-up to the 2016 investigation, according to the Times.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday told North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to "act quickly" to reach a deal with the United States, in a tweet weighing in on North Korea's criticism of his political rival former Vice President Joe Biden.
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However, if it keeps getting bigger, it wouldn't just be Brazil weighing in on the discussion, which—much like everything else about this—isn't a resolute "good" or "bad," just more complicated baggage attached to a growing, fascinating culture deserving of recognition.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - More than 20 U.S. senators pressed President Donald Trump on Thursday to reject requests from oil refiners to overhaul the U.S. biofuels program, weighing in on a debate that has roiled markets from soybeans to gasoline in recent weeks.
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Voters in a handful of states were weighing in on lower-level races including nominating contests for the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives, as well as picking among candidates seeking the Democratic presidential nomination to face the Republican Trump in November's election.
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Mnuchin was dismissive of the 17-year-old Swedish climate activist at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, and said Thunberg should go study economics in college before weighing in on US policies and how they relate to the climate crisis.
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Some episodes focus more on tips and tricks, with listeners weighing in on their favorite lazy recipes or kitchen hacks, while others bring in celebrity guests like the actor Kyle MacLachlan and the British chef Nigella Lawson to share their own cooking stories.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 3 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump called for a "full and complete" sentence for his former lawyer Michael Cohen on Monday, weighing in on a judicial proceeding with accusations Cohen lied about dealings with Russia during his 2016 presidential campaign.
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" Weighing in on the latest bump in the ongoing feud between President Trump and The New York Times, Spicer blasted an article the newspaper ran on Sunday with the online headline "Trump and Staff Rethink Tactics After Stumbles" as "literally the epitome of fake news.
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Facebook executive and Lean In author Sheryl Sandberg broke her silence Thursday, weighing in on President Trump's reinstatement of a Reagan-era policy banning U.S. foreign aid to health providers overseas who offer abortion counseling or advocate for a woman's right to have an abortion.
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Weighing in on the contentious issue of keeping euro derivatives clearing in Britain, Lautenschlaeger said ECB consent would depend on whether the new, post-Brexit legal framework offered an unchanged level of involvement for the ECB, and ensured financial stability in the euro zone.
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For months, since his appointment at USCIS, Cuccinelli has been viewed as auditioning for the role of DHS secretary, often appearing on Fox News praising the president and weighing in on immigration policy beyond the scope of his agency on Twitter, including ICE operations.
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Earlier in the summer, I wrote a column about Black Lives Matter Toronto in which I said people who've never experienced racism—particularly politicians and media pundits—should be careful when weighing in on the subject, especially if they're just going to be dismissive.
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Billionaire Elon Musk has a way of kicking up a storm on Twitter from time to time, and he did it again on Tuesday morning by weighing in on Trump's widely condemned policy of separating migrant children from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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The U.S. Department of Justice is probably opening an antitrust investigation into the company, the House Judiciary Committee is opening its own inquiry, and U.S. politicians like Ted Cruz are even weighing in on the latest controversy over YouTube, which is owned by Google.
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Ryan usually avoids weighing in on the 2016 race, citing his role chairing the party's convention this summer, but decided he needed to send a message similar to the one other GOP candidates and party leaders are delivering about the increasingly tense political debate.
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Weighing in on this hot topic we have Yariv Bash, CEO and co-founder of Flytrex, maker of the world's first commercial drone delivery service, and Ran Krauss, CEO and co-founder of Airobotics, maker of a first-of-its-kind pilotless drone solution.
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Two years later, Trump again paid tens of thousands of dollars to make his knee-jerk opinions more widely known, this time weighing in on the infamous Central Park jogger case with a call to "bring back the death penalty" for its five suspects.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday told North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to "act quickly" to reach a deal with the United States, in a tweet weighing in on North Korea's criticism of his political rival former Vice President Joe Biden.
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An investigation of Trump is favored by a substantial minorityLike Americans on the whole, swing voters are less shy about weighing in on an impeachment inquiry — an investigation that is typically the harbinger of official charges, or articles of impeachment, being imposed on the president.
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The complex and brutal conflict in Syria has defied the best efforts of peace negotiators and humanitarian officials for more than five years, but a new group of luminaries is weighing in on a war that has cost hundreds of thousands of lives: celebrities.
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I'm aware more than I was before I had books published that any review is a bit arbitrary — it's not really, say, The New York Times that's authoritatively weighing in on the quality of a book, though it seems this way to the public.
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Drug costs have been the center of heated political debate, too, with Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton promising to halt big price hikes if elected, and the U.S. state of California weighing in on a price-limits measure the industry is fighting tooth and nail.
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But in weighing in on the Georgia lawsuit and in vowing to voice support in similar cases in coming weeks, Mr. Sessions drew on so-called statements of interest, a technique used aggressively by the Obama administration to push the boundaries of civil rights laws.
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Jesse Jackson, who has attended some of the negotiating sessions to try to help reach a deal, said that the candidates weighing in on Chicago's strike are recognizing a broader problem in paying for what is needed in schools in communities across the country.
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Advisers to the former president have said he has considered weighing in on the primaries if Sanders pulls ahead, but Obama has remained steadfast in his position of neutrality thus far, stating that he will "work [his] tail off" in support of any nominee.
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In January, the agency held a public hearing to consider the role of drug therapies to get kids to quit vapes and other nicotine products, with medical organizations and vaping groups weighing in on how to address rising levels of e-cigarette use among youth.
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" Lawrence's loved ones, she says, don't always appreciate her weighing in on politics: "My family obviously hates every time I talk about politics because it's hard to see your kid get criticized and they live in Kentucky, where nobody is really liking what I'm saying.
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The relationship between the TV host and the president is particularly notable because of Dobbs's nationalistic views and hardline stances on immigration — meaning as long as he's whispering in Trump's ear, or weighing in on policy, it's likely Trump's positions will similarly fall in line.
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"I think it's very strange, and probably inappropriate, to have a political adviser, someone whose job is to talk politics to the President, sitting in the Situation Room and weighing in on the most consequential national security," said Sullivan in his first interview since the election.
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" — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 20, 2017 Trump weighing in on TV ratings has been the new normal for a while now, but–also in classic Trump fashion–the president got his facts wrong by incorrectly stating that this year's Emmy ratings were "the worst ever.
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Read: A North Carolina School Is Letting Students Carry Pepper Spray for 'Bathroom Safety' Everybody has been weighing in on the controversy surrounding North Carolina's anti-trans bathroom bill, which requires people to use the same bathroom that corresponds to the gender on their birth certificate.
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In doing so, however, he violates FBI regulations that prohibit the director (or his staff) from weighing in on the the evidence his team has garnered; the established protocol would be for the head of the FBI to pass the information to a line attorney at DOJ.
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The Federal Communications Commission is under mounting pressure from lawmakers and open internet advocates to identify the unknown actors who crippled the agency's online comment system last month, temporarily preventing members of the public from weighing in on the FCC's plan to dismantle US net neutrality protections.
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While the Katy Perrys, Clint Eastwoods and other Hollywood heavyweights of the world blast out their take on Washington and are well known for weighing in on Washington, the 44-year-old actor and former model says he tends to stay far away from the political spotlight.
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The committee voted 25-16 to compel Conway's testimony following roughly 85033 minutes of arguments over the validity of the Office of Special Counsel's (OSC) findings that she repeatedly violated the law, which prohibits federal officials from weighing in on elections in their government capacity. Rep.
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By weighing in on Franken, Trump potentially invites another round of scrutiny over the past accusations of sexual assault that have been levied against him -- a risk that a source told CNN earlier this week was partially behind his decision to not comment on the Moore controversy.
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Among some of the issues: a top-down management style, with the micro-managing Barr notorious for weighing in on matters usually left for less-senior officials, and a focus that broadly appears more centered on matters in Washington -- and more specifically things the President cares about.
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In this divided postelection world, brands are weighing in on theater and news interviews, as they grapple with the rapidly spinning wheels of social media, increasingly polarized consumer groups and a new set of potential ills beyond the usual list of sex, violence and crude language.
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While on unpaid leave from Bridgepoint, the spokesman said, Mr. Eitel has also volunteered to recuse himself from weighing in on the department's "gainful employment" regulation, which is intended to hold career schools accountable for their job placement records and is particularly despised by the industry.
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While brands no doubt feel safer weighing in on an election that seems to pit the "normal versus the abnormal" — as Vox's Ezra Klein put it — rather than a contest of equally respected career politicians, their willingness to do so also speaks to a larger change in consumer attitudes.
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It comes on the heels of the Justice Department weighing in on a religious liberty case, in which lawyers under Sessions argued in a brief to the US Supreme Court that a Christian baker had a First Amendment right to deny a gay couple a cake for their wedding.
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Weighing in on Mr Bucklew's side, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) says the inmate should not be required to identify "an available alternative" method of execution given that his challenge is based on an "idiosyncratic" medical condition and does not question the use of lethal injection generally.
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Singer Jennifer Holliday is weighing in on President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's attack on Rep.
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As airlines flying into the United States adjust to new, tighter security rules designed to catch bombs or explosives hidden in electronic devices, the Department of Transportation is weighing in on the safest place in a plane for laptops, tablets and other devices powered by lithium-ion batteries.
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What's disturbing is the way the possibility of a tape has been held up — through a week packed with breaking news chyrons and cable news panels somberly weighing in on its potential impact — as a potential game changer when it comes to the national consensus about Mr. Trump's racism.
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After the Washington Post broke the story that Mr Trump had asked General Dunford and the defence secretary, James Mattis, to work up plans for a big parade, political pundits have been weighing in on whether such processions are un-American, or reek of communist or fascist displays of firepower.
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You get to have reasoned debates — you know, Democrats and Republicans weighing in on their grandchildren, and you know, what they think of the election and mixed cases … I'm sure you've gone back to Snapchat at this point, because it's such a big deal, you have to look at it. Absolutely.
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House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) on Thursday called out President Obama for weighing in on the United Kingdom's vote to stay in or leave the European Union.
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While not unusual that a first lady would be weighing in on West Wing staffing issues -- something Nancy Reagan and Hillary Clinton both did, behind closed doors, during their tenures -- it was historic for a first lady to so openly call for the dismissal of a member of the President's administration.
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"The D.C. Wolves and Fake News Media are reading far too much into people being forced by Courts to testify before Congress," Trump wrote on Twitter, weighing in on a federal judge's consequential ruling Monday that former White House counsel Don McGahn must speak to lawmakers on the House Judiciary Committee.
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Often, the President appears to react in the moment to a problem, adopting a position that gets him through a photo op or to the end of the day -- even though he's weighing in on issues that deeply affect people's lives and in normal administrations would merit days of strategizing.
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Trump's comparison of the treatment of Manafort and the notorious gangster, part of tweet storm attacking special counsel prosecutor Robert Mueller, is a sharp departure from longstanding practice by presidents of not weighing in on a criminal case because of the risk of swaying a jury or causing a mistrial.
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Check out the full video: Read more: SERENA AND ALEXIS: How the tennis ace and the tech guru make and spend their millions The stunning performance helped lead the Bruins to a Collegiate Challenge victory and quickly went viral on social media, with many big names weighing in on Ohashi's brilliance.
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They honestly believe, I think, that they really should be a neutral platform where they're not weighing in on one view or the other and I think they honestly believe that, left to their own devices, everything will work out, and that the good arguments will rise to the top.
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I was weighing in on some of that stuff, but I think that what we felt — and I was definitely a part of this decision — was that we had to have Rachel do something that was so antithetical to who she was that she was actually going farther than she ever had before.
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The Queen of Hip Hop Soul, 48, is appearing on Monday's episode of The View, and doesn't hold back when weighing in on the hot topic controversy that erupted after this month's Grammy Awards — when fans critical of Cardi B's best rap album win began trying to ignite a with Nicki Minaj.
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Our team was in it from the very beginning thinking about how the artwork would be integrated into the newly built architectural space, weighing in on station design and art locations, thinking about the medium and the kind of artists and artwork that should be incorporated into this brand new historically important project.
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We'll start with health insurance... Largest private insurance company slams 'Medicare for all' plans The CEO of UnitedHealth Group, the nation's largest health insurer, on Tuesday sharply criticized "Medicare for All" proposals being debated by Democratic lawmakers and presidential hopefuls, weighing in on a major political fight ahead of the 2020 election.
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The paragraph's author is Adam Serwer, a writer for The Atlantic, weighing in on the complicated, sometimes baffling debate on the right about the relationship between religious conservatives and libertarianism … or maybe the relationship between religious conservatives and Donald Trump … or maybe the relationship between religious conservatives and the liberal democratic order.
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Trump, weighing in on his former associate Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneStone judge under pressure over calls for new trial Stone juror: Trump 'attacking citizens for performing their civic duty' The Hill's Morning Report - Sanders takes incoming during intense SC debate MORE's sentencing this week, compared Stone's case to Comey in the tweet.
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Marti Noxon, the TV writer and producer who was one of the major voices behind Buffy the Vampire Slayer, helped create the Lifetime drama UnReal, and was a consulting producer for Mad Men, is weighing in on the sexual assault allegation brought against Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner by a former employee on the show.
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Hours after he seemingly squashed his beef with Drake and Travis Scott, tweeting on Friday that "Drake and Trav both love Ye more than anyone and I love those guys back," he went on to respond to Grande's message, accusing her of only weighing in on the feud in order to promote her new song.
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They worry that staff in Grand Junction will be isolated — always needing to take an expensive connecting flight to Denver before heading to other BLM offices in the region or to D.C. — and that the cost of travel will keep them from weighing in on other important meetings with top Interior staff and other agencies.
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Jason Koebler, staff writer I felt a little bit like I was a freelancer again, which I think was kind of the point ... a lot of us are writers who ended up weighing in on every single little thing in Slack because it felt like that was our job when really it probably isn't.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul Dem leader says party can include abortion opponents Hoyer calls on GOP leader to denounce 'despicable' ad attacking Ocasio-Cortez MORE (D-Md.) on Monday said that while Kavanaugh should never have been confirmed, he's awaiting the release of the requested documents before weighing in on next steps.
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Oakland-based artist Stephanie Sarley uploaded the juicy video to her Instagram account in early 2016, and as the internet lost its collective mind, with everyone from Playboy to The Guardian weighing in on whether or not being knuckle-deep in citrus was NSFW, the video garnered more than 200K views and catapulted Sarley to internet art fame.
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Now, the world doesn't need another writer weighing in on the pros and cons of banter, and what banter actually means in 2016, and what cycle of irony we're in when we talk about banter, because at the end of the of the day, banter is banter and if you don't understand banter then banter isn't for you.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 28503 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE is increasingly weighing in on critical political events, keeping her name in the news and doing little to dampen speculation that she might once again run for president.
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Sherman accused Barr and Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE of unduly weighing in on whether Trump obstructed justice without providing the full report to Congress.
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And while American Jewish leftists may think campaigns to "boycott" Israel put pressure on the state, the reality is that every time another liberal Jew decides to boycott or divest from Israel, that's one less activist, one less dollar, actively engaging in Israeli politics from within and weighing in on the side of democracy and justice.
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The President's attack on Sanford came as he and senior aides were traveling Tuesday from Singapore to Washington, returning from a summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Hours after Sanford's electoral fate was sealed, Trump took a victory lap on Twitter, claiming his advisers had attempted to prevent him from weighing in on the race.
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This isn't the first time Satanists have wound up embroiled in a culture war online: The Satanic Temple, a more mainstream sect, is constantly weighing in on hot-button issues, whether it's staunchly defending reproductive rights and LGBTQ equality or slamming Neflix for allegedly jacking its design for a statue of Baphomet in The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.
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There's certainly no shortage of overtly political artists – the last 12 months alone have seen everyone from Swet Shop Boys to Beyonce weighing in on conversations around race and police brutality – but the last few years have seen a growing number of women artists springing up from a grassroots level and sticking their necks out to be heard.
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House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) is weighing in on Georgia's special House election, recording a robocall encouraging Republicans in the state's 6th Congressional District to get out the vote, The Washington Post reported Thursday.
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But even as he continues chattering away on social media, taking shots at "the swamp," weighing in on the latest in congressional Russia probe excitement, hammering the "Fake News Media," and drumming up support for his immigration and infrastructure policies, Trump has been unable to shift the narrative or put a brake on the Porter-related headlines.
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RYAN REBUKES OBAMA ON BREXIT: House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) on Thursday called out President Obama for weighing in on the United Kingdom's vote to stay in or leave the European Union.
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"Bit of an inflection point for the oil markets right now with macro factors and the rising rig count weighing in on the negative sentiment while the Niger Delta Avengers are a good reminder that geopolitics will likely get worse before they get better," said Michael Tran, director of energy strategy at RBC Capital Markets in New York.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump set the stage for his upcoming visit to the United Kingdom, Ireland and France next week during a wide-ranging interview with the British newspaper The Sun, weighing in on everything from outgoing UK Prime Minister Theresa May's handling of Brexit to the contenders vying to replace her to Meghan Markle's dislike of his politics.
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Photo: Dan Kitwood (Getty Images)A new report released this week by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine is weighing in on a contentious debate within the science world: the idea that scientific research is fundamentally flawed, rife with published findings that often can't be reproduced or replicated by other scientists, otherwise known as the replication and reproducibility crisis.
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"We've been weighing in on a lot of national issues, even international issues, but right now we're talking about something that is literally as down to earth as it gets, and a big part of what mayors around the country are dealing with, and that is the common pothole," Buttigieg said in a video stream of the activity posted to social media.
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Now, Scott McNealy, the former CEO of Sun Microsystems, is weighing in on the man in charge of leading the fight against the coronavirus in the US. Amid intense criticism of President Donald Trump's handling of the pandemic, McNealy offers a different view: the nation, he argues, is fortunate to have a business leader in the White House at this critical time.
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Teachers are being fired or placed on leave after bringing the election into the classroom Teachers are being fired or placed on leave after bringing the election into the classroom Teachers around the country are weighing in on the election with varying degrees of appropriateness, and some have been fired or placed on administrative leave as a result of their comments and actions on campus.
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I believe, as many inside and outside Uber do, that his leave creates manifest uncertainty (he's still dialing in and weighing in on a lot, according to many sources); signals that those in charge do not have to pay the same price as others; and leaves the company even more vulnerable if a range of other legals issues — such as a lawsuit from Alphabet — ensnare Kalanick further.
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I know it's a very difficuilt issue from the national security standingpoint, but I think principles are only important if you apply them when its difficult to apply them National security should supersede privacy concerns in major issues, Warren Buffett said on CNBC Monday, weighing in on Apple's fight against a government order to help hack the iPhone of one of the San Bernardino terrorists.
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That is why more than 100 members of Congress, as well as dozens of governors, state foresters and state legislators helped the American Forest Foundation by weighing in on the issue over the past few years, expressing concern to USGBC that the LEED rating system failed to recognize and support wood use from their states' residents who were voluntarily doing right by the land.
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The White House on Thursday poked fun at President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's infamous "covfefe" tweet in a video weighing in on a viral internet debate.
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Three of the top stories included everyone weighing in on Ted Cruz's Canadian-ness, outrage over Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE's high-heeled boots and why Jeb Bush carries small toy turtles in his pocket.
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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 threw his support on Thursday behind the Republican House candidate in North Carolina's 2628th District, weighing in on one of the year's closest-watched and most controversial congressional races.
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He was promoted to the office of the deputy secretary near the beginning of President TrumpDonald John TrumpAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Trump says Biden Ukraine dealings will be a 'major' campaign issue MORE's time in office and began attending senior-level meetings and weighing in on early policy moves, the Times reported.
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He was promoted to the office of the deputy secretary near the beginning of President TrumpDonald John TrumpAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Trump says Biden Ukraine dealings will be a 'major' campaign issue MORE's time in office and began attending senior-level meetings and weighing in on early policy moves, the Times reported.
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The lawyer representing the man accused of murdering a 85033-year-old Iowa college student said Wednesday that his client was in the U.S. legally and called 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 "sad and sorry" for weighing in on the case.
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YUP. That's E-40 -- a HUGE 49ers fan -- weighing in on the hottest QB in football ... after Garoppolo crushed it in his first 3 starts for SF. We got the Bay Area rap legend out at Kendrick Lamar's charity concert in L.A. ... and while he didn't say too much, it was clear he was all about Jimmy G. "That boy gonna be one of them ones," E-40 told TMZ Sports.
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Richard Painter said Tuesday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE "weighing in" on the first statement about Donald Trump Jr.'s meeting with a Russia lawyer points to obstruction of justice.
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A three-judge panel of the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, weighing in on an issue of first impression for the circuit, said on Friday that allowing workers who signed arbitration agreements to opt into collective actions brought under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) would place undue pressure on employers to settle, and could give the impression that judges have sided with the plaintiffs on the merits.
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Over 30 minutes in, he was going full force, whipping into a tangent here in the old capital of the Confederacy about being Jefferson Davis' eighth cousin, once removed — "I'll bet he's spinning in his grave," Obama said — and weighing in on the Confederate monument debate by noting that while Thomas Jefferson owned slaves, he also wrote the Declaration of Independence, of which Obama went on to recite the first lines.
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Conservative talk show host Lawrence Jones said Wednesday that media outlets should not be shut down, weighing in on a recent poll showing a large number of Republicans saying that 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 should have the power to close certain news outlets.
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Read more:Florida State fired head coach Willie Taggart after just 21 games and the quick hook could cost the school $20 millionI went to the National Women's Soccer League title game that had a record-breaking sellout crowd — here's what it was likeSupermodel Kate Upton rails against 'dumb misogynist comments' after weighing in on World Series controversyDeadspin writers quit in mass exodus after editor was fired for defying 'stick to sports' order
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Experts are weighing in on rumors Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy could retire in the near future, saying it would be easier for President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to replace him with a conservative justice if he were to retire now.
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The court's docket this term will have the justices weighing in on workplace rights for gay and transgender people, the first major Second Amendment case in nearly a decade, new restrictions on abortion and President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump congratulates Washington Nationals on World Series win Trump hints that dog injured in al-Baghdadi raid will visit White House Vindman says White House lawyer moved Ukraine call to classified server: report MORE's rollback of deportation protections for thousands of undocumented immigrants.
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Read more:WNBA star Skylar Diggins-Smith played an entire season with the Dallas Wings while pregnant and 'didn't tell a soul'I went to the National Women's Soccer League title game that had a record-breaking sellout crowd — here's what it was likeSupermodel Kate Upton rails against 'dumb misogynist comments' after weighing in on World Series controversyUSWNT star and Chicago Red Stars captain Julie Ertz shares tender moment with coach after losing in NWSL final: 'she deserves better than what happened today'
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Fox News host Tucker Carlson called special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE "a threat to our democracy" while weighing in on the arrest of Roger StoneRoger Jason Stone85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Judge rejects Stone's request to dismiss charges Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference MORE during his television program on Monday night.
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But the Trump family made news in a few other ways today that we thought were worth mentioning: • This morning, President Trump called into "Fox and Friends" and spent 47 minutes weighing in on seemingly every issue of the day, from Hurricane Michael (a "speedster") to the midterms ("there are Senate races that we weren't even going to contest that we're leading in") to that anonymous Op-Ed ("there is a very good chance that that was written by The Times … because The Times is totally corrupt").
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It was denied the stay but granted leave to appeal last year — only for the Supreme Court to extinguish its hope of preventing Europe's top judges from weighing in on privacy concerns attached to key data transfer mechanisms which are used by thousands of companies to authorize flows of EU citizens' personal data to the US. Privacy Shield now facing questions via legal challenge to Facebook data flows The case originates in a complaint against Facebook's use of another data transfer mechanism, Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs), by lawyer and EU privacy campaigner, Max Schrems .
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Before that, as I previously pointed out in September when CNN's Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperSaagar Enjeti: Harris campaign 'is failing because she doesn't stand for anything' Top Trump administration officials hail al-Baghdadi raid but stress need for resolve in fighting ISIS Former House Intel Committee Chair: 'No way we could have' killed ISIS leader without the Kurds MORE asked her a question during a January townhall regarding stricter scrutiny of police shootings, she dodged saying that as Attorney General she made it a practice of not weighing in on bills that concerned the matter.
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Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) has sidestepped weighing in on Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's accusation that the elections are "rigged," instead saying that the country has previously had issues with voter fraud.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellHillicon Valley: Senate passes bill to boost cyber help for agencies, businesses | Watchdog warns Energy Department failing to protect grid | FTC sues Match for allegedly conning users Impeachment push threatens to derail bipartisan efforts on health care costs Overnight Defense — Presented by Huntington Ingalls Industries — Furor over White House readout of Ukraine call | Dems seize on memo in impeachment push | Senate votes to end Trump emergency | Congress gets briefing on Iran MORE (R-Ky.) knocked Democrats for trying to "politicize" the complaint, but sidestepped weighing in on the substance of the allegation against Trump.
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Sen. Susan CollinsSusan Margaret Collins6900 predictions: Trump will lose — if not in the Senate, then with the voters Collins knocks McConnell, Democrats: 'Inappropriate' to prejudge Trump trial Susan Collins says she's 'open' to calling witnesses in Senate impeachment trial MORE (R-Maine) criticized both Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellFive environmental fights to watch in 2628 U.S. combat deaths in Afghanistan highest in years 28503 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump MORE (R-Ky.) and Democrats for weighing in on the impeachment trial, saying that senators shouldn't "prejudge" the evidence.
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Kathy Griffin, Sally Field, other Hollywood liberals stand by Bee Griffin slams Sarah Sanders for weighing in on Bee uproar Lauren DeBellis Appel: The silence on the 'moral' Left is deafening on Bee's attack on Ivanka Trump Tim Graham: Samantha Bee's vile insults against Ivanka Trump, others are liberal media's late-night business model &aposI BEGGED LIKE 40 MOTHERF-----S&apos: Following heavy backlash for a string of controversial tweets, Roseanne Barr said she "begged" ABC to let her apologize before it canceled her hit show ... "I told them I was willing to do anything & asked 4 help in making things right," Barr said.
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White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Florida first lady to miss Women for Trump event due to planned execution Trump adopts familiar mantra on possible recession: fake news MORE on Wednesday scoffed at a government office's findings that she violated a decades-old law barring officials from weighing in on elections in their government capacity as she railed against Democratic presidential candidate Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 28503 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE's record.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) avoided weighing in on whether Labor Secretary Alexander AcostaAlex Alexander AcostaThree more Epstein accusers sue estate Barr removes prisons chief after Epstein death Feds face mounting pressure over Epstein's death MORE should resign over a 2008 plea deal involving financier Jeffrey Epstein, saying his fate is up to 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.
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House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiDon't let 'welfare for all' advocates derail administration's food stamp program reforms Hillicon Valley: Officials worry about Nevada caucus technology after Iowa | Pelosi joins pressure campaign on Huawei | Workers at Kickstarter vote to unionize | Bezos launches B climate initiative Pelosi joins pressure campaign on Huawei MORE (D-Calif.) accused President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE on Thursday of abusing the power of his office by weighing in on the Department of Justice sentencing of Trump's associate Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE, and called for an investigation.
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