The deal had prompted withering criticism from Congress and FEMA.
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They've endured withering criticism from the right over their activism.
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Spicer has come under withering criticism during his first two weeks.
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Both McCabe and Rosenstein have felt the withering criticism of the President.
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Thanks to the Miami Herald, that deal later came under withering criticism.
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The move brought withering criticism from fellow Republicans, Democrats and international allies.
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Warren has come in for withering criticism among some left progressives that
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In response to withering criticism, SeaWorld has announced the end of captive breeding.
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Also: The benefits of immigrants to cities, and withering criticism of PG&E.
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He's not a dictator, and he came under withering criticism for his reticence.
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And, lately, Chase has come under withering criticism from the government for speaking out.
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But the idea was prominent enough by the late 1960s to attract withering criticism.
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Yet the Fed's low-interest rate policies have come under withering criticism from Republicans.
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Mr. Barr faced withering criticism over his delivery of the Mueller report to Congress.
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O'Reilly had framed the withering criticism he faced amid the scandal as politically motivated.
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The plan came under withering criticism from U.S. President Donald Trump and members of Congress.
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Biden has faced withering criticism in recent weeks over his remarks about staunch segregationist Sens.
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In the 1990s the IMF faced withering criticism for the terms it imposed on struggling borrowers.
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Twitter, Facebook and Google executives are repeatedly facing withering criticism before Congress and other legislative bodies.
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Whoever votes to subpoena Trump's senior advisers would likely come under withering criticism from the president.
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They wonder aloud whether a woman would withstand Trump's withering criticism as well as a man.
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The Republican governor has faced withering criticism – including calls to resign – over his handling of Flint.
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Amid withering criticism from both Republicans and Democrats of the nation's second-largest bank by assets, Rep.
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Wells Fargo's chief executive, John G. Stumpf, faced withering criticism this week from Democrats and Republicans alike.
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A judge who scored the close contest, 118-133, for Álvarez came in for particularly withering criticism.
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Under withering criticism over the policy, the president later signed an executive order to end the practice.
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Facebook faced withering criticism in the US for allowing fake news to spread during the 2016 presidential election.
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However, Wells' directors faced withering criticism during a shareholder meeting last week, and public perception continues to wane.
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She came under withering criticism from the Republicans on the Judiciary Committee, which Biden chaired at the time.
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She cited "Parenthood," which before its demise had been the target of some withering criticism on adoption blogs.
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While many agents groused about the changes, Mueller was implacable, withstanding the withering criticism, and holding the line.
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Francis has come under withering criticism for his handling of the crisis (and his poll numbers have nosedived).
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The RNC letter was just such a scam and drew withering criticism from congressional Republicans and Democrats alike.
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Abe, however, remains serene and undeterred in spite of the withering criticism his military doctrine received from China.
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But "America's pyramids," as the historian Robert Caro has called them, have also been subject to withering criticism.
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In the U.S., the Trump administration has faced withering criticism over delays and limited capacity in testing for coronavirus.
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She now faces withering criticism over her handling of accusations against Judge Kavanaugh, which she knew about for weeks.
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Facing withering criticism, Commissioner Roger Goodell strengthened the league's rules to include a minimum of a six-game suspension.
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All three men had come under withering criticism and personal attack from Ms. Caruana Galizia before she was killed.
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It's whether he'd be willing to endure withering criticism that he's in Putin's pocket if he were to do so.
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The actress is hilarious on Veep, relishing her role as the frequent target of her egomaniacal politician mom's withering criticism.
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However, it has faced withering criticism from Democrats and some Republicans, and few provisions seem likely to survive the Senate.
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The department, which is among the nation's largest, with about 2,100 officers, has undergone withering criticism in last two years.
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The museum is facing withering criticism after pulling a study that it commissioned on Syria and published online Aug. 29.
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The decision to close offices came after several days of withering criticism from the unions that represent Social Security employees.
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They were met with withering criticism from both the left and the right sides of the aisle over their businesses practices.
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Even nominees with almost spotless records, or at least ones that offered little grist for debate, have not escaped withering criticism.
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In the past, the Maine governor has been a target of withering criticism for making racially charged and eyebrow-raising comments.
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Mr. Carson faced withering criticism from Democrats on the Senate Banking Committee, which oversees the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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Mr. Booker came under withering criticism on Wednesday when he sent a letter to supporters asking for signatures opposing Judge Kavanaugh.
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"This is withering criticism of the active fund management industry overall, and it is hard to argue convincingly against," said Harding.
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Mr. Wray had largely managed to avoid the president's withering criticism targeted at the bureau, the Justice Department and intelligence agencies.
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Trump is known for being a counterpuncher, so on one level it's not surprising he reacted this way to McChrystal's withering criticism.
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Biden has faced withering criticism for his recent remarks about his ability to work with segregationists during his time as a senator.
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But it is hard to see how, given the withering criticism it has received, the draft bill can proceed in its current form.
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Chief Justice Roberts has been the subject of withering criticism from the right for twice voting to sustain Mr. Obama's health care law.
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Hillary Clinton has come under withering criticism this campaign for setting up a private email server during her time as secretary of state.
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Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) faced withering criticism from the left this January after opposing a proposal aimed at lowering prescription drug prices.
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Go heavy on the snark and pick some fights and you will invite withering criticism at the very time your follower counts skyrocket.
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As New York state's education commissioner, he came under withering criticism for aggressive reforms that many teachers and parents said steamrolled their concerns.
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Comey under criticism Comey is under withering criticism from the Clinton campaign and congressional Democrats for releasing the letter so close to the election.
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And agreeing a candidate between the CDU and the CSU could also be difficult given the Bavarian party's withering criticism of Merkel's migrant policy.
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Under withering criticism from President Trump and from many fans, the owners are also eager for the players to consistently stand during the anthem.
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The New York Times reported on Thursday that Mr. Sessions had offered his resignation to Mr. Trump, who despite withering criticism, declined to accept.
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A tense night While Bloomberg was the focus of many barbs, the other candidates didn't spare each other from withering criticism throughout the night.
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On the contrary, the repeal-and-replace bill designed by House Speaker Paul D. Ryan drew withering criticism from the left and the right.
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The California Democrat's profile has skyrocketed in the last year for her withering criticism of Trump, earning her the nickname "Auntie Maxine" from fans.
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America's president has faced withering criticism, from Republicans enraged by his withdrawal of troops from Syria as well as Democrats seeking to impeach him.
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The United States, the European Union, and many Latin American countries condemned the vote last year, and issued withering criticism of Maduro on Thursday.
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Sure, Facebook is facing withering criticism for how it has handled a slew of problems, from protecting users' data to Russian bots to hate speech.
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If the FCC had its doubts, why did it not say so instead of risking withering criticism by avoiding the question for months on end?
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The track "Nazional" rages against the National Guard, which faced withering criticism for excessive use of force in breaking up anti-government protests in 2017.
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But amid withering criticism over privacy concerns and the game's potential to enable abuse, the company pulled it from the App Store on Thursday evening.
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The Trump administration has come under withering criticism from Democrats and Republicans alike for the current zero-tolerance immigration policy being implemented at the border.
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" Trump faced withering criticism after the Putin summit, including from former CIA Director John Brennan, who described the president's performance as "nothing short of treasonous.
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Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi, a pro-democracy icon and Nobel Peace Prize winner, has come under withering criticism for refusing to confront the abuses.
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Now, by disclosing the existence of Dr. Blasey's letter, Senator Feinstein is at the center of another fight — and has exposed herself to withering criticism.
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Then, starting in 22013, two fatal crashes in quick succession brought public scrutiny and withering criticism to the unit for its incomplete and toothless investigations.
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There were numerous public calls for Munoz's resignation amid withering criticism for his initial reaction to Dao's removal, which left the doctor bloodied and bruised.
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There's been much debate over what this movie got right and wrong about the rise of George VI — see Christopher Hitchens's writings for withering criticism.
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Facebook has come in for withering criticism for its attempts to cover up and minimize its role in spreading misinformation, as reported by The Times.
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In the show, Ms. Clark comes off as an unexpectedly sympathetic character as she confronts withering criticism from the news media and colleagues about her appearance.
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The President would probably feign disgust and the reporter would no doubt face withering criticism from the public, if not from other members of the press.
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Sanders has launched withering criticism at Clinton, calling her a pawn of Wall Street power brokers for accepting lucrative speaking fees as well as campaign donations.
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The governor also appears to have knocked Rubio from the slot of establishment favorite, after his withering criticism of the senator during Saturday night's Republican debate.
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It has always been easy to complain about government services, and few U.S. agencies have come under more withering criticism than the VA in recent years.
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Lee has a proven record of standing up for principle, for doing the right thing for the right reasons, even in the face of withering criticism.
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Nike, for instance, faced withering criticism last year from American track stars sponsored by the company for reducing performance-based payments surrounding the period of childbirth.
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Related: Living 24 hours with 'Day Zero' water rations Stopgap solutions The city and national governments have faced withering criticism over their handling of the crisis.
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Trump has faced withering criticism from both Republicans and Democrats alike for his U.S. troop withdrawal from northeastern Syria, which permitted Turkey to attack America's Kurdish allies.
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From the campaign trail to the halls of Congress, drug makers have spent much of the last year enduring withering criticism over the rising cost of drugs.
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" Repeating his withering criticism in a column published on Wednesday in the liberal newspaper Haaretz, he wrote, "We accepted the mendacious official Polish narrative, and swallowed it.
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During his appearance at CPAC, Pai was given a courage award sponsored by the National Rifle Association for his efforts to dismantle net neutrality despite withering criticism.
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Trump continues to get withering criticism from Democratic and GOP lawmakers for his decision to pull US troops out of northern Syria and sparking the current crisis there.
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ING's delayed reaction mirrors a series of events in March when it announced a 50 percent pay rise for Hamers, retracting it 5 days later amid withering criticism.
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The company came under withering criticism for its flawed work on BP's Deepwater Horizon drilling rig before it exploded in 2010, causing the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
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He has come under withering criticism from Democrats following revelations that he did not disclose the same contacts with Kislyak during his Senate confirmation hearings earlier this year.
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China's government views the Tibetan Buddhist leader as a champion of independence for Tibet, and Mercedes-Benz faced withering criticism from Chinese online users who shared those views.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Executives of California's largest power company received withering criticism from state regulators Friday over a pre-emptive blackout that left millions without power, some for days.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs, which has broad powers to combat fraud, has come under withering criticism for failing to protect veterans and service members from such practices.
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Even as Mr. de Blasio has faced withering criticism from safety groups over traffic deaths, he also won accolades for a new "busway" on 14th Street in Manhattan.
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So too for the WHCA, which will probably dismiss the reaction from Republican partisans but they cannot escape the withering criticism from eminent members of their own community.
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Another Parisian landmark, the glass-and-metal pyramid in the courtyard of the Louvre designed by I.M. Pei, likewise came under withering criticism when it was first proposed.
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The paper has over the years faced withering criticism, initially because it openly backed the founder of the Socialist Party, late president Hugo Chavez, in his 1998 campaign.
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He faced withering criticism from black residents at a June 23 town hall, who condemned him for not doing enough to address police violence and racism on the force.
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That ex-prosecutors were now being employed by wealthy defendants was not unique to the case, but that revolving door has nonetheless come under withering criticism in recent years.
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While continuing to avoid direct comment on the president's withering criticism of central bank interest rate policy, Powell told CBS' "60 Minutes" that Trump can't remove him from office.
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While DoorDash has previously stood by this policy even under withering criticism, it would appear that the company has finally had it up to here with the proles whining.
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What are the odds that the 70-year-old billionaire finally thickens his skin, as he gains far greater power and endures far more withering criticism than ever before?
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Lee has a proven record of standing up for principle, for doing the right thing for the right reasons, even in the face of withering criticism," DeMint tweeted. "Sen.
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On Monday, longtime GOP target Andrew McCabe abruptly stepped down from his position as deputy director at the FBI, after months of withering criticism from Trump and other Republicans.
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The central bank spent most of 2018 raising its benchmark interest rates in order to keep inflation in check, despite some withering criticism emanating from the president's Twitter account.
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That prospect has drawn withering criticism from public interest advocates at a time when many media experts are warning about out-of-control corporate consolidation in the media industry.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Facebook, facing withering criticism from governments around the world, said Thursday that it had been more aggressive in recent months about scrubbing its platform of hate speech.
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MSNBC's prime-time lineup is now defiantly positioned against the Trump administration, and CNN, though it has plenty of pro-Trump voices, has drawn withering criticism from the president.
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It was not only Mr. Sanders and Mr. Bloomberg who were subjected to withering criticism: Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and former Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind.
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McCain, who won his party's presidential nomination in 2008, stood by Trump for months despite withering criticism, including comments mocking his time as a prisoner of war in Vietnam.
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Since Trump hired Giuliani in April, his defense of the president has come under increasingly withering criticism as the stakes in Special Counsel Robert Mueller's probe have gotten higher.
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Moro, who presided over the case and found Lula guilty, has alternatively argued that the leaked messages show no improper behavior to questioning their authenticity, is facing withering criticism.
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At the time, Yahoo faced withering criticism for its poor security practices, and Verizon ultimately opted to shave $350 million from its price when it purchased the tech company.
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However its strategy of publicly consulting on amendments to surveillance law to try to workaround the CJEU's ruling against indiscriminate data retention regimes has drawn withering criticism from privacy groups.
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More recently, Mr. Morales has faced withering criticism amid growing evidence that a young woman he dated a decade ago has exploited her ties to the president for personal gain.
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Kaine also rejected arguments that Comey had little option -- and would have faced withering criticism had he waited until after the election of a new president to disclose the review.
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Trump has come under withering criticism from fellow Republicans, Democrats and international allies over his decisions about Syria and Afghanistan, against the advice of his top aides and U.S. commanders.
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After an onslaught of withering criticism and intense business pressure, North Carolina's governor, Pat McCrory, slightly softened a controversial bias law, but left intact provisions limiting transgender people's bathroom access.
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In response to withering criticism for its role in perpetuating fake news, Facebook has recently signaled to users, regulators, and politicians that it is finally getting its house in order.
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The FAA has faced withering criticism from both victims' families and experts for not catching the safety hazards in the plane's automated systems that have been blamed for the crashes.
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The Justice Department faced withering criticism from House lawmakers at a Thursday hearing for its opposition to Microsoft-backed legislation aimed at limiting the geographical scope of a U.S. warrant.
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Editorial The government of Australia has come under withering criticism for its harsh anywhere-but-here approach to refugees and other migrants who attempt to reach the country by boat.
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The president appears to be trying to balance competing impulses: bringing troops home while ensuring that efforts to contain ISIS will continue — and answering withering criticism for his Syria policy.
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The White House has also shown no indication that it plans to rip up Mr. Obama's landmark nuclear deal, despite Mr. Trump's withering criticism of it during the presidential campaign.
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With this tremendous advantage over his rivals, and despite his many blunders on the campaign trail, this image has endured even under withering criticism that would destroy any other candidate.
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Though it was the result of a policy implemented last year by Sessions, Nielsen was often cast as the face of family separations, and endured withering criticism as a result.
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Mylan has been under withering criticism from customers and Congress since August after the company hiked the price to more than $600 for a two-pack of Epi-Pen auto-injectors.
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It signaled that the president&aposs base in the state remains solidly behind him ahead of November&aposs midterm elections, despite withering criticism from both inside and outside the Republican Party.
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Trump's calls for deporting all undocumented workers and plans to build a wall along the border earned him withering criticism from Peña Nieto, as well as many independents and moderate Republicans.
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Of course, the Hague Tribunal and its sister, the Arusha Tribunal -- convened for the Rwandan genocide -- have also been subject to withering criticism over the length and expense of the trials.
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It signaled that the president&aposs base in the state remains solidly behind him ahead of November&aposs midterm elections, despite withering criticism from both inside and outside the Republican party.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, who once enjoyed widespread popular support, has come under withering criticism from Egyptians on social media after delivering a long televised speech on Wednesday.
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Even the city's government, which has come under withering criticism because it is perceived as looking out too much for the interests of Beijing, felt the need to assure nervous residents.
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Nielsen insisted throughout the more than four-hour hearing that she had not heard Trump use the word "shithole," earning her withering criticism from some Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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In 2009, the United Nations came under withering criticism for its failure to speak out on the widespread human rights violations at the end of the civil war in Sri Lanka.
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As the intelligence community's top election security official since last year, she was subjected to withering criticism after her briefing to a classified hearing of the House Intelligence Committee on Feb.
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Nielsen insisted throughout the more than four-hour hearing that she had not heard Trump use the word "shithole," earning her withering criticism from some Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Taylor's committee wants either the data, "or else a ban that will stand up in court," he wrote earlier this month in a response to Swedish biathlete Sebastian Samuelsson's withering criticism.
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He has allowed Mueller to expand the probe beyond the narrow question of Trump and Russia, while sticking up for the special counsel's integrity under withering criticism from skeptical Republican Congressmen.
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The marketing campaign is part of a broader effort for the company fresh off a $12.8 billion financing from cigarette juggernaut Altria and a bout of withering criticism from the U.S. government.
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After days of withering criticism from many Republicans and national security veterans, Monday's developments reflected an attempt by the White House to adopt a firmer stance as northern Syria descends into mayhem.
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It also sought to ensure that the United States and European allies could justify the strike to the world in the face of withering criticism by Russia — Mr. Assad's most powerful partner.
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Trump and his administration have come under withering criticism for their "zero tolerance" policy, which orders US attorney offices to prosecute all illegal entry cases referred by the Department of Homeland Security.
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The company came under withering criticism from Trump and many members of Congress for the cuts, which came a decade after the company was rescued by a $50 billion U.S. government bailout.
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He immediately came under withering criticism and congressional and federal review for awarding a $300 million contract to a small private company from Montana, Whitefish Energy Holdings, to help repair the grid.
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After coming under withering criticism, the law enforcement agency reversed course on Monday and released the complete text of the call — a decision the White House said was made without its input.
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Kathy Kraninger, President Donald Trump's pick to head the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, faced withering criticism on Thursday from Democrats, who repeatedly charged that she was unqualified to lead the powerful agency.
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Rajan had faced withering criticism from right-wing members of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party for keeping interest rates high and choking growth, raising speculation it had contributed to his decision to leave.
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He criticized decisions to withdraw from the Paris climate accord and repeal Obamacare, but did not directly address Trump's equivocal comments about white supremacists in Virginia, even as others reacted with withering criticism.
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But do also bear in mind the Electoral Commission's withering criticism of the Vote Leave campaign, specifically — for not so much a failure to co-operate with its investigation but for intentional obstruction.
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The president has faced withering criticism from Republicans and Democrats alike for greenlighting the Turkish military operation against the Kurds, who have played a critical role in the campaign against the Islamic State.
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Facing on-field protests by members of the women's team, withering criticism from major U.S. Soccer sponsors and public condemnation by members of the organization's board of directors, Cordeiro found his position untenable.
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The extension signals the potential demise of a trade pact that, while critical to North American commerce, has come under withering criticism from the Trump administration as a bad deal for American workers.
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The spill comes as Mr. Bolsonaro's government has come under withering criticism from abroad for weakening environmental policies and agencies while taking steps to open up protected lands in the Amazon to industries.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg came under withering criticism for his history of sexist remarks and actions, his support of stop-and-frisk searches, and a number of other glaring weaknesses.
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USA Gymnastics has faced withering criticism from women who have shared their stories of sexual abuse at the hands of former team doctor Larry Nassar over the past week in a Michigan courtroom.
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Mr. Cuomo and authority officials have received withering criticism over their handling of the city's subway crisis and are struggling to fund a roughly $800 million rescue plan to fix the broader subway system.
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The president all but washed his hands of the conflict, saying that it "has nothing to do with us," generating withering criticism from Republicans and leading to a stormy clash with Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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As they responded to withering criticism from regulators in San Francisco, Pacific Gas & Electric executives provided the fullest picture yet of the utility's massive power shut-off, which wrought chaos throughout the Bay Area.
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During Mr. Obama's second term, the ground-based force came under withering criticism over the training of its crews — who work long, boring hours underground — and the decrepit state of the silos and weapons.
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In recent days, Mr. Trump withstood withering criticism from European counterparts who accused him of shirking America's role as a global leader and America's responsibility as history's largest emitter of planet-warming greenhouse gasses.
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Australian National University, after more than a year of withering criticism over its handling of sexual assault and harassment on campus, will soon have a full-time on-campus counselor specializing in the issue.
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The charges against Atilla and eight other Turkish citizens, including a former economy minister, have drawn withering criticism from the Turkish government, which claims the case is an American plot to embarrass Erdogan and Turkey.
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Last week, in the face of withering criticism from a UK committee that's looking into the issue of fake news, Facebook committed to taking a deeper look into its own data around the Brexit referendum.
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MSNBC's Chris Hayes is facing withering criticism after declaring on Twitter that "we're ... very very lucky that the attackers tried to use explosives rather than guns" in terror attacks in New York and New Jersey.
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He is the most capable person of delivering the withering criticism that will be required to draw a sharp contrast between the values of the Democratic Party and the vapid extremists of the Trump administration.
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Sky News Australia, a Murdoch-owned cable news channel, faced withering criticism for airing an interview with Blair Cottrell, the former leader of an anti-Islam, far-right group who has expressed pro-Nazi views.
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But some foodies, chefs and social media users in Malaysia have countered with withering criticism — suggesting, for example, that Singapore's hawker stalls are too sanitized to truly compete with their grittier, allegedly tastier Malaysian counterparts.
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While the relationship between Washington and Jerusalem continues to enjoy bipartisan support in Washington, Netanyahu in particular has come under withering criticism from Democrats over the ongoing occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
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In an otherwise lackluster debate, former Vice President Joe Biden faced withering criticism Wednesday night for his stance on an issue that puts him way out of whack with the rest of the field: marijuana.
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And even in the face of withering criticism, Comey has been largely consistent in his telling of his interactions with Trump in his memos, his book and numerous press interviews he&aposs given in recent months.
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Feelings about Tesla CEO Elon Musk have always run hot, and lately his company has come in for some withering criticism over (among other things) the working conditions at its factories and its inflated stock valuation.
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Noting that his tenure would officially end July 19, Acosta effectively surrendered in the face of withering criticism over his role in handing registered sex offender Jeffrey Epstein a plea deal more than a decade ago.
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Deeply sensitive Sources close to Trump say he remains in a competitive stance against Obama, who campaigned heavily for Hillary Clinton in last year's presidential election and offered withering criticism of Trump on the campaign trail.
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Thursday night he moved more obviously into the scrutiny phase, with withering criticism from Elizabeth Warren, who is looking to be rediscovered, and Amy Klobuchar, who is looking for a shot at entering the cycle herself.
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The release of the document comes as the Justice Department has come under increasingly withering criticism from both the president and Republicans in Congress — and as Mueller has appeared to inch closer to interviewing the president.
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However, the release of the three men marked a dramatic victory for Trump's embattled White House at a time when his foreign policy is under withering criticism after Tuesday's U.S. withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal.
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In ads, Sessions put back on the red "Make America Great Again" hat and reminded Alabama that he was the first senator to endorse Trump -- and never said a "cross word" about him despite withering criticism.
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In ads, Sessions put the red "Make America Great Again" hat back on and reminded Alabama that he was the first senator to endorse Trump -- and never said a "cross word" about him despite withering criticism.
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The Amazon founder, along with his then-wife MacKenzie, have long countered that they did not want to rush into philanthropy — and have been willing to take withering criticism in order to avoid knee-jerk donations.
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After three days of tumbling stocks, a steady stream of negative news stories, and withering criticism from lawmakers of all stripes, President Trump took to TV screens Wednesday to defend his administration's response to the coronavirus.
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Trump himself has come under withering criticism, including from stalwart Republican backers such as U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, for withdrawing the U.S. forces whose presence might have prompted Erdogan to hold off on sending in troops.
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Trump&aposs public doubting of Russia&aposs responsibility in a joint news conference with Putin on Monday provoked withering criticism from Democrats and Republicans alike and forced the president to make a rare public admission of error.
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The heightened scrutiny and withering criticism — targeting tech on everything from sex trafficking to fake news — prompted many companies to spend more money than ever to lobby the government, according to official ethics forms filed at midnight.
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However, the release of the three men marks a dramatic win for Trumps embattled White House at a time when his foreign policy is coming under withering criticism following Tuesday's U.S. withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal.
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Still, the withering criticism that was directed at him after the Game 2 blunder seemed to affect him deeply and, for the first time, raised the notion that his decade in the Bronx had worn on him.
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In doing so, she has brought back to the forefront many of the same themes that Ms. Hill's testimony raised a quarter century ago, and exposed herself to withering criticism, perhaps the worst of her Senate career.
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The White House, with an assist from right-wing media outlets, have made Comey a target for withering criticism, with press secretary Sarah Sanders seeming to suggest that Comey should be a target of DOJ investigation himself.
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That a video of a parent showing his son a little tough love would generate a backlash on social media and subject Bryan Thornhill to withering criticism says a lot about the state of parenting in America.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg delivered a speech at Georgetown University on Thursday defending and explaining how his company sees "free expression," as it faces withering criticism from Democrats for letting President Donald Trump post misleading campaign ads.
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But Trump's ability to defy the normal laws of politics in such matters may mean that he can get away with choosing someone like Chris Christie or Ted Cruz despite the withering criticism he laid down against them.
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Trump&aposs public doubting of Russia&aposs responsibility in a joint news conference with Putin on Monday provoked withering criticism from Republicans as well as Democrats and forced the president to make a rare public admission of error.
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He rode a wave of popular support by contrasting his open, attentive nature with the authoritarian, opaque ruling style of Ms Park, who had faced withering criticism for pushing through important policies, such as Thaad, without due process.
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Trump's tweets on Tuesday come after he has faced withering criticism at home and abroad for his international trip in which he met NATO leaders, British Prime Minister Theresa May and Putin at a summit in Helsinki, Finland.
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"McCabe abruptly stepped down on Monday as the F.B.I.'s deputy director after months of withering criticism from President Trump, telling friends he felt pressure from [FBI Director Wray]," sources told the NYT's Adam Goldman and Matt Apuzzo.
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Hoberg remembers watching Bynes on the All That set, doing her "Ask Ashley" routine, a biting Dear Abby parody in which she played a young girl who sits on her bed and dispenses withering criticism instead of advice.
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It was an unusual show of camaraderie between the two men, whose relationship has had several low moments, including Mr. Trump's withering criticism of Mr. McConnell after Republicans' efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act failed last year.
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As a result of his support for a variety of local school projects, Mr. Benioff has largely escaped the withering criticism that other tech billionaires, such as Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg, have faced for their school initiatives.
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The initiative comes at a time when large social media companies and app developers have encountered withering criticism and regulatory scrutiny over their collection of children's data and possible violations of students' privacy in using that data improperly.
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But as in India, where the government has come under withering criticism for forcing nearly two million people to prove their citizenship or risk being declared stateless, Kenya's program has been denounced for further marginalizing already vulnerable populations.
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Still, the deaths come at a sensitive moment for the city and the child welfare agency, which has come under withering criticism since lapses and oversights were revealed after the deaths of several other children in recent months.
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The agency has fallen under withering criticism from lawmakers in recent years for overlooking clues about safety defects in vehicles and failing to use the full extent of its powers to regulate the industry it is charged with overseeing.
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The argument is that because Hollywood produced so many low-rated turds this year, and more people were reading that those turds were the subject of withering criticism, the criticism is the reason people didn't go to the movies.
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He has also come under withering criticism from Republicans and Democrats alike for an abrupt decision to pull U.S. troops out of northeastern Syria, which cleared the way for a Turkish invasion against America's Kurdish allies in the area.
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He has also come under withering criticism from Republicans and Democrats alike for an abrupt decision to pull U.S. troops out of northeastern Syria, which cleared the way for a Turkish invasion against America's Kurdish allies in the area.
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Elon Musk launched into a blistering Twitter tirade on Sunday against a British explorer who helped spearhead the rescue of a youth soccer team trapped in a Thailand cave — only to delete his posts after coming under withering criticism.
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Former CEO Dennis Muilenburg came under withering criticism about the company's responsibility for the deaths in the 737 Max crashes when he testified before House and Senate committees last year, shortly before he was forced out of his job.
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He may have been attorney general for about 90 days, he said, "but it feels like a lot longer," a nod to the withering criticism he has endured for his defense of the president over the special counsel's report.
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The utility awarded Whitefish Energy Holdings, a tiny Montana firm with only a handful of employees, a $300 million contract to rebuild the island's power grid after Maria, only to face withering criticism from members of Congress and FEMA.
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The report finds those tactics complied with existing FBI policy, but the review contains withering criticism of the pre-eminent law enforcement agency for "basic, fundamental and serious errors" handling of the surveillance applications for campaign adviser Carter Page.
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Cohen framed the back and forth between Trump and Clinton as part of the scorched earth, eye-for-an-eye political strategy that is all too familiar to Jeb Bush and Rand Paul, former targets of the business mogul's withering criticism.
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Trump, who has come under withering criticism for the U.S. withdrawal, including from his fellow Republicans, placed the onus on the Kurds and Turkey to restrain the Islamic State fighters and blamed European nations for not taking back their own citizens.
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Some of the most withering criticism of Comey focused on his refusal, before the election, to disclose the FBI's investigation into the possibility of collusion between the Russian government and Trump associates — even as he spoke at length about Clinton's emails.
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The Senate majority leader is facing withering criticism from President Donald Trump -- who described him as "unpopular" -- and many conservative Republicans who blame him for failing to accomplish the party's top legislative goal despite years of promises and months of negotiations.
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Washington (CNN)White House press secretary Sarah Sanders, defending President Donald Trump against withering criticism from members of his own party, rattled off a list of accomplishments she believes the President has accomplished in his first 10 months in office.
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Amazon certainly has the government's attention, or at least the president's, and its recent announcement of a minimum wage of $15 an hour for all United States employees will stave off some of the withering criticism about its employment practices.
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She also cited a program to provide $40 million to counter Russian and Chinese propaganda, though she failed to mention that the money was delivered to the State Department only after months of delays and withering criticism from Republicans in Congress.
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It also highlighted the pressure on Attorney General William P. Barr to navigate between Mr. Trump's demands and Mr. Barr's stated desire — after withering criticism over his handling of the special counsel's report — to reassert the Justice Department's independence from politics.
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Earlier today, Google announced that it would be redesigning the redesign of its search results as a response to withering criticism from politicians, consumers and the press over the way in which search results displays were made to look like ads.
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The deal marks a symbolically significant shift for Toyota after the company faced withering criticism from President Trump for its plans to locate Corolla production at a new $1 billion factory under construction in the state of Guanajuato in Central Mexico.
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Trump came under withering criticism from across the political spectrum for his performance during the summit, at which the president refused to publicly hold Russia accountable for its destabilizing activities around the world, including the U.S. election attacks in 2016.
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Hanging in the balance is the credibility of the world's foremost antidoping watchdog, which has endured withering criticism from athletes in recent months who say the organization has allowed a rogue nation to run roughshod over its attempts at enforcement.
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Fear turned to outrage when Keith Rubenstein announced the construction of luxury towers in Port Morris, an area that he tried to rename "The Piano District" until withering criticism had him drop it (though another developer recently invoked that name).
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LOS ANGELES — Women took center stage at the 61st annual Grammy Awards on Sunday night, with bold performances and wins in many top categories, a year after the awards came under withering criticism for its track record in gender representation.
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A complex balancing act between liberal and conservative priorities, the bill provoked withering criticism at the time from conservatives, but in recent years it has faced unmitigated hostility from liberals and civil rights advocates who see it as a wellspring of mass incarceration.
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Cardinal Wuerl, formerly the archbishop of Pittsburgh, has faced withering criticism since the release last month of a grand jury report saying that more than 1,000 children had been victimized over decades in Pennsylvania, and that church leaders had covered it up.
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Facing withering criticism from members of Congress and the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the governor of Puerto Rico moved on Sunday to cancel a $300 million contract awarded to a small Montana company to rebuild part of the island's battered power grid.
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In a rare, quietly effective dramatic role, the comedian Martin Clunes ("Doc Martin") plays the methodical detective helming his first major murder case — and facing withering criticism from within his ranks as he dares to connect dots his colleagues would rather not.
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WASHINGTON — Attorney General William P. Barr defended himself on Wednesday against withering criticism of his handling of the special counsel investigation as Democrats accused him of deceiving Congress and acting as a personal agent for President Trump rather than a steward of justice.
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Ahead of the CPAC panel event, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai was given a courage award by the National Rifle Association and the American Conservative Union — the organization that hosts CPAC — for his efforts to repeal the FCC's net neutrality rules under withering criticism.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration on Thursday came under withering criticism from automakers, foreign governments and others as officials consider imposing tariffs of up to 25 percent on imported cars and parts, a levy that could hike vehicle costs, hurting auto sales and industry jobs.
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Trump's calls for deporting all undocumented workers, labeling many Mexican immigrants "rapists" and "criminals," and plan to build a wall along the border -- that Mexico would pay for -- have earned him withering criticism from Peña Nieto, as well as many independents and moderate Republicans.
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Mr. McConnell could be more motivated to bring the criminal justice measure to the Senate floor to show that Republicans, who are under withering criticism from Democrats on a daily basis over the Garland nomination, can work in a bipartisan way and produce some accomplishments.
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His choices opened him to withering criticism in a country where more than half of the people define themselves as black or mixed race, and where women feature prominently in the halls of Congress, the Supreme Court and the executive suites of large corporations.
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WASHINGTON — Andrew G. McCabe abruptly stepped down on Monday as the F.B.I.'s deputy director after months of withering criticism from President Trump, telling friends he felt pressure from the head of the bureau to leave, according to two people close to Mr. McCabe.
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The N.F.L. absorbed withering criticism for its handling of a domestic violence incident in 2014 involving the former Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice, who initially received a two-game suspension after he was charged with assaulting his fiancée, who is now his wife.
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UNITED NATIONS — The United States faced blunt and sometimes withering criticism from friends and adversaries alike at the United Nations on Friday over President Trump's declaration that Jerusalem is Israel's capital and his plans to move the American Embassy to the highly contested holy city.
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Trump had come under withering criticism for his press conference with Putin in Helsinki on Monday in which he said he believed the Russian leader's denials that he didn't meddle in the 2016 presidential election over the US's own intelligence agencies, which concluded Putin did exactly that.
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The request is just the latest headache for Mylan, which has faced withering criticism from the public and Congress since August, when a furor erupted over EpiPen prices that have increased more 500 percent in recent years, up to more than $600 for a two pack.
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Mr. Bloomberg, who has flirted with a White House run several times previously, usually as an independent, has already faced withering criticism from several candidates, including Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders, who have derided him as yet another billionaire seeking to buy control of the political system.
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His close relationship with lawmakers helped Mr. Wu secure a $17 million grant from Yahoo in 2007 to aid families of persecuted dissidents, when the tech giant was facing withering criticism for assisting the Chinese authorities in identifying activists who had used the company's email service.
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Photo: Noah Berger (AP)Mobile giant Verizon has faced withering criticism in the months since it throttled Santa Clara County Fire Department firefighters trying to contain California's Mendocino Complex Fire, then tried to force them to purchase increased data even as they were begging for immediate assistance.
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Political operatives and campaigns have maintained that the announcement by Google is a halfhearted attempt to address the underlying issues plaguing political discourse on social media, an issue that has made tech companies a target of withering criticism from Congress, advocacy groups and some Democratic 2020 candidates.
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But he also faced withering criticism for dropping the prosecution of a French politician on sexual assault charges in 2011 and steadily mounting outrage over his decision in 2015 that there was a lack of sufficient evidence to make a case against Mr. Weinstein, the movie producer.
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McGahn, who is popular with Senate Republicans, has come under withering criticism from Trump in the wake of Robert Mueller's report because McGahn told the special counsel that Trump ordered him to fire Mueller, something that could have been obstructing justice had McGahn not refused to carry it out.
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The work, featured in a site-specific installation in the UK as well as circulating in video online, was the first test of Facebook's content review policies since the company's decision not to remove a manipulated video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi received withering criticism from Democratic political leadership.
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The unstinting rise in infections — and the scramble to bring American passengers home, even after some were discovered to be infected — has led to tough questions, and some withering criticism, about the handling of the outbreak aboard the ship, home to the largest number of coronavirus cases outside China.
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Despite withering criticism for President Trump's press conference in Helsinki, establishment outrage over his trash-talking of NATO, alarm among even his supporters about a looming trade war, lingering angst over families separated at the border and serial other "offenses," President Trump's approval rating over the past week crept higher.
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Although Spacey has faced withering criticism since a string of allegations against him began dropping in 2017, his star on the Walk has thus far escaped the kind of negative attention that has befallen its supernova neighbor just a few feet away on Hollywood Boulevard: the pentagram belonging to Donald Trump.
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After a day of facing withering criticism, both on the phone and in the streets, only a single copy of the New York Post's Inauguration issue lay in front of him, the front page featuring a photo of his swearing-in and the quote "Power to You, the People" from his address.
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The 75-year-old sixth-term Kentuckian was unflinching in the face of withering criticism from Democrats after he blocked Merrick Garland, President Barack Obama's nominee to the Supreme Court last year and then used the "nuclear option" to make it easier for Trump to put his nominee, Neil Gorsuch, on the court.
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The 75-year-old sixth-term Kentuckian was unflinching in the face of withering criticism from Democrats after he blocked Merrick Garland, President Barack Obama's nominee to the Supreme Court, last year and then used the "nuclear option" to make it easier for Trump to put his nominee, Neil Gorsuch, on the court.
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Trump has come under withering criticism over the last 48 hours over his remarks at a bilateral press conference on Monday with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, where the U.S. president said "I don't see any reason" why Russia "would" be behind 2016 cyberattacks intended to impact that year's U.S. presidential election.
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Pat McCrory of North Carolina, whose state has been the subject of withering criticism since he signed legislation limiting bathroom access for transgender people and eliminating anti-discrimination ordinances based on sexual orientation, announced Tuesday that he would strengthen workplace protections for state employees and urge the General Assembly to modify part of the law.
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Despite that, the US government has long treated Saudi Arabia as a key US ally, and the Trump administration has strengthened ties with the authoritarian kingdom — selling it more military weapons and acting as a guard dog when its government came under withering criticism for assassinating Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi late last year.
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DealBook As Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's co-founder, begins two days of testimony on Capitol Hill, where he will undoubtedly face withering criticism over his site's handling of user data, millions of people will spend the day the way they always do: scrolling through their News Feeds, sending each other messages and "liking" posts, oblivious to any privacy concerns.
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As Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's co-founder, begins two days of testimony on Capitol Hill, where he will undoubtedly face withering criticism over his site's handling of user data, millions of people will spend the day the way they always do: scrolling through their News Feeds, sending each other messages and "liking" posts, oblivious to any privacy concerns.
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Mr. Trump has come under withering criticism from former military commanders, Democrats and even some of his staunchest Republican allies for pulling back United States troops from Syria's border with Turkey, clearing the way for a Turkish offensive that in nearly two weeks has killed scores of Syrian Kurdish fighters and civilians and displaced hundreds of thousands of residents.
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Inconveniently, but without inhibiting these aspirants, the year ended with a cascade of discouraging headlines about the scalpel: "Overwhelmed by opium: The U.S. war on drugs in Afghanistan has imploded at nearly every turn" (The Post), "Withering Criticism of F.B.I. as Watchdog Presents Russia Inquiry Findings" (the New York Times), "Internal FAA Review Saw High Risk of 737 MAX Crashes" (the Wall Street Journal). Etc.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE, who is leading most polls of the Democratic primary, faced withering criticism earlier this month for reiterating his 40-year support for the Hyde Amendment before later reversing his opinion amid blowback from Democrats and abortion rights activists, including Wen.
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Here's a look at the people and institutions that Trump has set his sights on — all in recent days: The media The Justice Department The FBI Attorney General Jeff Sessions Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein The intelligence community Special counsel Robert Mueller Mueller's team of prosecutors New York state investigators and prosecutors Democrats on intel committees Unreliable GOP senators Be smart ... This adapts a classic Trump technique that he used during the campaign: constant, withering criticism combined with brutal belittling, in an effort to create tectonic shifts in voter attitudes.
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In recent years, the utility has drawn withering criticism for, among other instances of malfeasance and negligence, contributing to a gas pipeline explosion that killed eight people in San Bruno in 2010, for which the company was eventually convicted of six felonies; for paying out billions in dividends while failing to replace old transmission lines that have sparked some of the state's worst fires, despite knowing for years of the equipment's potential to malfunction (The San Francisco Chronicle reports that a PG&E transmission tower broke near the origin of the Kincade fire around the time it started, though whether that was the cause is not yet clear); and for carrying out its recent blackouts in a disorganized and dangerous manner.
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