Over the weekend, three major wildfires in California wreaked havoc.
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Stuxnet had wreaked havoc and caused significant damage and delays.
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Steven Adams and Enes Kanter wreaked havoc for Oklahoma City.
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Immigration is another area where the president has wreaked havoc.
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The wind also wreaked havoc with the shortest of shots.
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Those measures wreaked havoc with Mr. Rodriguez's business, he said.
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Hurricane Sandy wreaked havoc on the fragile bluff in 2012.
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The coronavirus has wreaked increasing havoc on the United States.
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In 2014, the Ebola virus wreaked havoc on West Africa.
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All this toing and froing wreaked havoc on my identity.
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Flashback: Criminals have already wreaked havoc on current, less-networked infrastructure.
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The storm wreaked havoc on the Caribbean before continuing to Florida.
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That hasn't happened since 22008, when crashing oil prices wreaked havoc.
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Illegal gold mining in Peru has wreaked havoc on its forests.
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Clomid, that supposed miracle drug, has wreaked havoc on my hormones.
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Meanwhile, a record heat wave has wreaked havoc on four continents.
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In June and July, natural disasters wreaked havoc across the globe.
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The coronavirus outbreak has wreaked unprecedented havoc on the US economy.
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"The cost has wreaked such havoc on their life," she said.
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Even as a tropical storm, it wreaked havoc on the Southeast.
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Havoc has already been wreaked on the island's infrastructure and ports.
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Other signs focused on the wildlife devastation wreaked by the bushfires.
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Soleimani's Quds Force also wreaked havoc far beyond the Middle East.
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THE recession of 2008 wreaked havoc on minority communities in America's cities.
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Few outsiders want to pay to repair the damage it has wreaked.
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In Kurdistan, local Azeri fighters wreaked the revenge of centuries-old hatred.
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Therein lies another major problem in acknowledging the havoc wreaked by dysphagia.
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The 2008 financial crisis wreaked havoc on global markets and the world.
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I'd long believed these fat years somehow wreaked havoc on my body.
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The coronavirus has also wreaked havoc on the automotive and airline industries.
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A single case of the coronavirus has wreaked havoc in our hospital.
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A single case of the coronavirus has wreaked havoc in our hospital.
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Those few degrees of warming wreaked havoc on the region's marine ecosystems.
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But the movement of judgment from God to man wreaked epistemological havoc.
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The Mind Flayer took over his body and wreaked havoc on the town.
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The disaster displaced 1.5 million from their homes, and wreaked destruction on Haiti.
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The damage Cosby has wreaked on the lives of so many is staggering.
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Some have wreaked havoc on the state's ecosystem, causing officials to take action.
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Restrictions on the movements of laborers that have wreaked havoc on local agriculture.
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One seizure stands out, though, for the havoc it wreaked on my life.
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In fairness ... a rainstorm wreaked havoc in 2010 ... poor Fergie was all dewy.
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This is not the first time the election has wreaked on-flight havoc.
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Narrator: Foreign bugs hitchhiking in luggage have wreaked havoc in the US before.
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In recent years, cocaine use has wreaked havoc in the U.S. once again.
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Rising sea levels and stronger weather events have wreaked havoc on our communities.
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The changes have wreaked havoc with everything from winter sports to riverboat journeys.
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Then there was the basic election processes that wreaked havoc at the polls.
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The coronavirus has wreaked a great deal of havoc since we last connected.
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The hurricane wreaked havoc on the island's electrical and phone systems as well.
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In Mexico, the food was delicious, but it wreaked havoc on my guts.
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Groups which wreaked havoc two years ago report surveillance and threats from law enforcement.
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Cocaine fetched premium prices, while its production leftovers wreaked havoc among young slum dwellers.
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Since 2009, Boko Haram has wreaked havoc in the region, killing thousands of people.
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Regardless of its categorization, Hurricane Matthew still wreaked havoc in the areas it touched.
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The ensuing traffic wreaked havoc in town, causing massive delays and impeding emergency responders.
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Hurricane Maria, which ravaged Puerto Rico last year, wreaked $90 billion worth of damage.
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This white privilege has wreaked havoc on the globe since the start of colonization.
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A moose in Alaska walked into a family's backyard — and it wreaked absolute havoc.
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The shutdown has already wreaked havoc on the parks system in many other ways.
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The virus has already wreaked havoc on global supply chains and hit company profits.
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Winter storms wreaked havoc on airports and roads throughout the Midwest into the weekend.
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Hurricane Maria has wreaked havoc on the island, destroying thousands of homes and businesses.
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The coronavirus outbreak has wreaked havoc on the tourism industry in China and beyond.
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We all know about the havoc wreaked by Mercury retrograde, but what about Pluto?
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The 2005 poll was taken shortly after Hurricane Katrina wreaked havoc on New Orleans.
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Source: Alamy Jack Patterson talks to American Greed about the havoc wreaked by Mark Hotton.
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With that, the house remained intact as Hurricane Michael wreaked havoc on the small city.
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During the Ukrainian elections in 2015, an organization called CyberBerkut wreaked havoc on the election.
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Heavy snow and high winds already wreaked havoc with several reported accidents and power outages.
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New York (CNN Business)Boeing's 737 Max crisis has wreaked havoc on the airline industry.
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Trump, meanwhile, doesn't seem concerned, and he even seems to enjoy the havoc he's wreaked.
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Several upsets in Thursday and Friday's NCAA men's basketball tournament games wreaked havoc on brackets.
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His No Child Left Behind legislation wreaked havoc on young girls — and boys — across America.
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His rabid fans wreaked havoc on unsuspecting arenas, who were drastically underprepared for the chaos.
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The virus, which originated in China, has wreaked havoc on markets, while disrupting businesses globally.
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It's no surprise that Hurricane Maria wreaked the havoc that it did in Puerto Rico.
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The virus, which originated in China, has wreaked havoc on markets, while disrupting businesses globally.
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Yet as Caligula wreaked havoc, Rome also had values, institutions and mores that inspired resistance.
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There is an outcry for data about the havoc wreaked in Yemen by Saudi bombing.
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Will Ferrell gate-crashed the commentary booth for a Roger Federer match and wreaked havoc
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As in Mosul, the combination of ISIS brutality and intense coalition bombardment wreaked havoc on civilians.
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The ferocious storm system wreaked the worst damage the densely populated city had seen in decades.
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Irma wreaked total devastation in parts of the Caribbean, where at least 43 people have died.
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Furniture, electronics, all that kind of stuff that has wreaked havoc on all of our health.
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Hurricane Irma wreaked havoc in 2000 Caribbean countries, killing scores of islanders and leaving thousands homeless.
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That long decline has tarnished Ackman's reputation as an investor and wreaked havoc on his portfolio.
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It sent a shudder through the energy market and wreaked havoc on the U.S. shale industry.
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Apple's decision reportedly wreaked havoc inside Facebook, and it may be causing similar disruptions at Google.
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The "Woodward Tornado" wreaked havoc across parts of Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas on April 210, 8443.
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The devastation wreaked in American forests by insects is less headline-grabbing, but ecologically as dramatic.
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Read more: Striking photos show the devastation wreaked by record-breaking fires in the Amazon rainforest
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Over the course of its 13-day life, Hurricane Dorian has wreaked havoc on the Bahamas.
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The journey was somewhat arduous, as the snow had wreaked havoc on the subway and trains.
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Airlines have canceled thousands of flights as the coronavirus has wreaked havoc on the travel industry.
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The GOP's abortion opposition in particular has wreaked havoc on reproductive health care access in America.
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We have a building-by-building snapshot of the damage Hurricane Irma wreaked in the region.
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On Thursday, an "unauthorized person on the tracks" in Brooklyn wreaked havoc on the A line.
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Microsoft updated security tools Friday to stop the ransomware that has wreaked havoc across the world.
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Here in Charleston, the final city on the eclipse route, the clouds wreaked havoc with totality.
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The fake neo-Nazi MLK Day rally wreaked havoc online and off The fake neo-Nazi MLK Day rally wreaked havoc online and off The armed neo-Nazi rally that was supposed to happen in Whitefish, Montana, on Martin Luther King Day is not going to happen.
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The fire wreaked havoc in the neighborhood, forcing residents to flee their homes as flames closed in.
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The impact: Michael wreaked havoc in the region where the menacing, 12-mile-wide eye came ashore.
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The havoc wreaked by Hurricane Maria revealed how neglected the island's infrastructure was prior to the storm.
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WE SAW WHAT KIND OF HAVOC THAT WREAKED ON GLOBAL MARKETS IN THE BEGINNING OF THIS YEAR.
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Back at home, I saw the scale of the mess my day had wreaked on the apartment.
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Separately, catastrophic numbers from Liaoning, a north-eastern province, have wreaked havoc with national statistics this year.
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She was angry, she was calculated, and she wreaked vengeance upon the malevolent V.M. Varga (David Thewlis).
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From evacuations to fires and lava bombs, Kilauea has wreaked havoc on the island throughout the summer.
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The chemo wreaked havoc on her immune system, and she took a seven-month leave from work.
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That spill spewed three million gallons of oil onto our coast and wreaked havoc on our economy.
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Ayodhya languishes as an unheeded cautionary tale, a testament to the havoc wreaked by divisive identity politics.
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Coronavirus has wreaked havoc on the retail industry, leading dozens of US retailers to temporarily close stores.
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Its construction cost about $40 million from the city's budget and wreaked irreparable damage on a park.
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Marty the grocery store robot has officially wreaked havoc on Stop & Shop employees for one full year.
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The storm wreaked havoc on Barbuda, leaving 90 percent of the island's buildings damaged, according to CNN.
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The e-commerce giant has already wreaked havoc on multiple industries, and pharmacy retailers are bracing themselves.
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But between 2007 and 2011, environmental disaster wreaked havoc on the country; drought hit the agricultural sector hard.
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The tragedy comes just one month after a series of fast-spreading wildfires wreaked havoc on the region.
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This runaway vehicle wreaked minor on-field havoc following a high school football championship in Texas last December.
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The storm -- with its 100+ mph winds and torrential rains -- wreaked havoc from Raleigh to the Outer Banks.
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Smaller numbers of Hondurans and Nicaraguans were granted TPS after Hurricane Mitch wreaked havoc in 1998 (see chart).
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Laura Kelly issued a state of emergency for Doniphan County as flash floods wreaked havoc on the community.
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It's been exactly one year since Hurricane Maria wreaked havoc on Puerto Rico as a Category 4 storm.
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It's a harsh reality that is part of the opioid epidemic that has wreaked havoc across the nation.
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"My sense is the late Easter really wreaked havoc," said Joseph LaVorgna, chief U.S. economist at Deutsche Bank.
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Running wild like a confused outlaw who just wreaked havoc because it's all he knows how to do.
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News yesterday that Nike would be selling its sneakers directly through Amazon wreaked havoc on other sporting retailers.
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Record-breaking hurricanes, extreme flooding, and raging wildfires wreaked emotional, economic, and environmental havoc on America last year.
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The intense floods in West Virginia killed more than 85033 people and wreaked havoc across the state. Sen.
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Could profits from the prescription opioid OxyContin help heal the damage wreaked by addictive opioids in the US?
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The storms wreaked havoc on residents in areas including New Orleans, where some homes were hit especially hard.
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Farmers in the area complain that the rise of charcoal-making has wreaked environmental damage on agricultural land.
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But wine might also be able to protect your memory from the havoc wreaked by diseases like Alzheimer's.
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Interview opportunities quickly came her way — only to evaporate even more swiftly as the coronavirus wreaked its havoc.
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The wind wreaked havoc with Koepka's shots throughout his bogey binge, which began at the par-4 11th.
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Delta on Tuesday suspended its 2020 financial guidance as the novel coronavirus wreaked havoc on the airline industry.
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The flooding was as unpredictable as the havoc it had wreaked: low in parts and high in others.
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Tropical Storm Harvey, on the other hand, wreaked havoc across Houston, battering poor and rich with similar ferocity.
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In 2017, Hurricanes Maria and Irma wreaked havoc on many of the British Virgin Islands, including Necker Island.
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Two months after Hurricane Maria wreaked havoc on Puerto Rico, the island remains in a state of crisis.
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In the Blizzard of 1996, 20 feet of snow and 50 mph winds wreaked havoc on the Northeast.
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In the West, Russia's Internet Research Agency wreaked havoc on 2016's Brexit vote and US presidential election.
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The Sports Authority liquidation wreaked havoc on Nike and Under Armour, as it was a customer of both companies.
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Basically, if they had wanted to, the hackers likely could have wreaked some serious havoc — like turning things off.
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The storm wreaked about $95 billion in property damage in Puerto Rico, according to the credit-rating agency Moody's.
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She admits that when she moved to L.A. the new climate and hectic schedule wreaked havoc on her complexion.
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Revelations about Meltdown and Spectre have wreaked digital havoc and left a critical mass of confusion in their wake.
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As Boko Haram wreaked carnage in northeast Nigeria, there was a palpable sense of defeatism among the local population.
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Escaped salmon have wreaked havoc in Chile's rivers, as the ravenous fish eat most of the native fish population.
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Remember: The Brexit process has wreaked havoc on the pound, one of the most traded currencies in the world.
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The Brexit process has already wreaked havoc on the pound, one of the most traded currencies in the world.
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This helps insure against the downward spiral of foreclosures and falling prices that has wreaked havoc in other countries.
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Snow, sleet, and ice wreaked havoc in the southeastern US as canceled flights and power outages continued to mount.
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The man who wreaked all of this emotional havoc is now promising to be Angel's knight in shining armor.
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This has all happened while Trump's steel and import tariffs have wreaked havoc on the car industry at large.
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The extreme fluctuations wreaked emotional havoc on many traders, many of whom had invested much their entire life savings.
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On Friday, morning train commuters faced disruption after the extreme heat wreaked havoc on the rail network and airports.
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Since rolling out "Messenger Day" a week ago, the update has wreaked havoc on my formerly uncluttered Messenger feed.
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Today, Al-Hamdaniya is a ghost town, eerily deserted, and the damage wreaked by ISIS is plain to see.
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Another major factor is the great recession, which wreaked havoc with the savings and retirement accounts of many workers.
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Mudslides following a Saturday night storm had "wreaked havoc" on the highway, which took officials two days to clear.
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Read more: Epstein's 'ground zero': How the financier reportedly wreaked havoc on the Royal Palm Beach High School community
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And that mess wreaked nowhere near the devastation that the housing debacle did on the overall United States economy.
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The WannaCry bug exploited a U.S. government-developed vulnerability and wreaked havoc on businesses and consumers as a result.
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At the same time, critics say, she neglected an exploding pension crisis that has wreaked havoc on public finances.
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That new reality wreaked havoc on the stock market, erasing trillions in wealth and sparking massive drops this week.
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Led by Karl Wirsum and Jim Nutt, they wreaked havoc with various norms of art, society and gallery presentation.
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Mold and construction debris from surrounding buildings wreaked havoc on Mr. Spitalny's asthma, which he first attributed to stress.
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But there were no signs of the kind of the mass devastation wreaked by Typhoon Haiyan five years ago.
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A South Dakota meat processing company says the report wreaked havoc on its business after it aired in 2012.
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During 60 years of psychoanalytic practice, Dr. Shengold observed the damage childhood abuse had wreaked on numerous adult patients.
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The Trump administration has faced criticism for its response to Hurricane Maria, which has wreaked havoc on Puerto Rico.
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And not only did he wreak havoc on me and my family, he wreaked it on his mother, too.
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LONDON — The euro has avoided another existential crisis that might have wreaked havoc on Europe and the global economy.
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The recent rain has also wreaked havoc, sending brown floodwater through the lower level of Ewald's two-story residence.
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This shouldn't have been too much of a surprise, as neoliberal policies had already wreaked havoc around the world.
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The risks of flooding, which wreaked havoc during Hurricane Harvey, bring a whole other layer of testing and preparations.
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They're named after the fierce Matabele warriors, a Bantu tribe that wreaked havoc in southern Africa in the 19th century.
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Now, months after her cousin Josh's scandals wreaked havoc on their tight unit, Amy says they're all on the mend.
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While the rains have brought much needed relief, they have wreaked havoc on roads and property, especially in northern counties.
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Many people were still relieved that the Y2K millennium bug hadn't wreaked havoc on computers, as some experts had feared.
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The Conficker Windows worm infected millions of computers in 2008, and the Welchia remote code execution worm wreaked havoc 2003.
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The disparate anti-government uprising has wreaked havoc in Paris and French cities, shaken the economy and challenged his authority.
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Lovato was oblivious to the havoc being wreaked in his name until strangers began messaging him online early last year.
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Despite the trauma and havoc that day wreaked on her life, Paukner finds it important to talk about what happened.
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Locks Lightener: While the beloved hair-lightening product of our past might have worked, it wreaked havoc on our strands.
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LONDON — British MPs have issued a report detailing the damage to the environment wreaked by microbeads used in cosmetic products.
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Declining rates of union membership, deindustrialisation and rising income inequality have wreaked havoc among middle- and lower-class black men.
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In that final sequence, the havoc Thanos has wreaked on the universe with the Infinity Gauntlet has spread across Earth.
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National Disaster Management Director Akapusi Tuifagalele told FijiLive that officials were well prepared for potential havoc wreaked by the storm.
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Now at least a third of the cases she sees involve protecting children from the havoc wreaked by opioid addiction.
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The havoc wreaked by Maria could be especially creative for the island's private sector, which represents a chronically missed opportunity.
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Remember the terrifying bastard children who wreaked havoc in the video for Aphex Twin's twisted 1999 hit "Come to Daddy"?
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The resulting price rises have drawn the same crowd of retail investors that wreaked similar price havoc earlier this year.
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Her family have shared the story of the devastation wreaked on their lives by opioid addiction in a powerful obit.
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An epic five-year drought wreaked havoc on its farming; now record flooding is pushing its infrastructure to the limit.
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Hurricanes Irma and Harvey, which wreaked havoc across parts of the U.S. and Caribbean, were No. 24 and 25, respectively.
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With Sandy, it wasn&apost hurricane-force winds that wreaked havoc in the Big Apple, but the resulting storm surge.
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I usually didn't fry foods because I don't like all the grease and spatter wreaked havoc around the stove area.
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The coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc on the travel and tourism industries, as well as individual vacationers' best-laid plans.
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ABC News reporter Marcus Moore said in a report on Sunday that the storm wreaked "absolute devastation" on the Bahamas.
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Demand for safer assets, including gold, also weakened after Hurricane Irma wreaked less damage in Florida than had been feared.
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President Emmanuel Macron ended the country's wealth tax in 2017 because of the havoc it wreaked on the French economy.
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The eruption wreaked havoc for local residents, who worried about toxic gas plumes saturated with hydrochloric acid and glass particles.
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Once in operation, the Fed not only increased concentration in the banking system, but wreaked havoc with the money supply.
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In recent years, India has experienced droughts but also floods, like the one that wreaked havoc in Chennai in December.
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The spread of coronavirus has wreaked havoc on daily life, grinding most of our routines and plans to a halt.
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Your Canadian friend who is doing the driving remarks on the absurdity of the chaos wreaked by a light dusting.
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The island is still reeling months after Hurricane Maria, a Category 5 storm, wreaked catastrophic damage to homes, businesses and infrastructure.
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The first one is tied to the plummeting of global oil prices since 2014, which wreaked havoc on the country's economy.
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When Hurricane Harvey wreaked destruction in Houston last August, the country turned not just to cable television, but also to Snapchat.
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Floods killed more than 80 people in northern Vietnam last month, while a typhoon wreaked havoc in central provinces in September.
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" When he learned of the devastation wreaked upon his favorite date night spot, he immediately thought, "We've got to do something.
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The dominance of capital has wreaked devastation in Puerto Rico that has now been brought to a head by Hurricane Maria.
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"The purveyors of division have come in and they have wreaked havoc on our society," Carson told that Myrtle Beach crowd.
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The Wells Fargo scandal has reignited anger over Wall Street's criminal activity and the havoc it has wreaked on ordinary Americans.
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This wave of xenophobia, though unprecedented in its violence, wreaked havoc in Algeria's Sahara region without arousing any large-scale objections.
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Economists had expected the nation to add 90,000 new jobs during last month, after recent hurricanes wreaked havoc in the region.
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A deer burst through the window of a Gold's Gym and wreaked some havoc amongst the sweaty patrons, according to WLOS.
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Cruz wreaked havoc during the Republican National Convention in July by telling voters "vote your conscience," instead of endorsing the nominee.
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Further to the east, a tornado wreaked havoc in Putnam County, where so far most of the deaths have been reported.
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This cycle of confusion, pain, and discomfort wreaked havoc on my mind, body, and central nervous system for over 15 years.
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Every day since the 2016 election there has been some terrible new story about the havoc wreaked by the current administration.
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In "Whiplash" and "Oz," J. K. Simmons wreaked havoc with his curt, gravelly voice, a piercing stare and spasms of violence.
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It said the drug company created a crisis that killed more than 6,000 Oklahomans, destroyed families and wreaked havoc on communities.
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The fast spread of the virus has wreaked havoc on the stock market as concerns of a global economic slowdown grow.
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Asia last saw a super typhoon in September, when Super Typhoon Mangkhut wreaked havoc across China, Hong Kong and the Philippines.
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But don't read too much into that decline — Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, which ravaged Texas and Florida, wreaked havoc on employment.
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Billionaire entrepreneur Richard Branson has revealed photos of the devastation wreaked by Hurricane Irma on his private island in the Caribbean.
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Globalization as Jerry Mander warned in his tome The Case Against the Global Economy, has wreaked havoc on the world order.
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The Yemen war has wreaked horrors on that country, but it appears to have had an annealing effect on Emirati society.
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The havoc wreaked by the fires have led to calls for Morrison to take more serious action to combat climate change.
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Synthetic CDOs crammed full of sub-prime mortgages haven't resurfaced following the havoc wreaked across financial markets over a decade ago.
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The cyberattack, on Tuesday, was caused by a virus similar to one that wreaked global havoc less than two months ago.
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Floods killed more than 80 people in northern Vietnam last month while a typhoon wreaked havoc in central provinces in September.
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Ya might remember, the guy wreaked havoc by getting behind the curtain of lights and climbing up the tree's delicate limbs.
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It is one of many victims of globalization, technology and other economic dislocations that have wreaked havoc with small-town America.
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He has wreaked havoc on political civility and is putting American democratic institutions through the most robust stress test in decades.
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Budget shortfalls amid Brazil's recent economic and political turmoil, he said, had wreaked havoc with its policing of its rain forests.
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He played a crucial role in the Family Separations policy, which wreaked horror on children and resulted in an international backlash.
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Floods killed more than 80 people in the north last month, while a typhoon wreaked havoc in central provinces in September.
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" It also claimed that the issue at hand was not about democracy, but about stopping the "chaos" wreaked by "violent criminals.
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"For the past 17 years, Obamacare has wreaked havoc on the lives of innocent, hardworking Americans," Trump said during his statement.
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But they have also wreaked havoc and raised questions about whether the state could have done more to prevent a break.
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Even as an adult, she struggles with reconciling the allure of their lifestyle with the destruction it wreaked on their circle.
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The strike had wreaked havoc with Eric and Yolaine Ramond's plans to travel six days earlier, forcing them to adjust twice.
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On July 30th, Ibrahimovic came into his first non-competitive game with Manchester United and wreaked havoc with a beautiful aerial goal.
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But the "very destructive core" of the cyclone already wreaked havoc through outlying islands and the nearby mainland, the meteorology bureau said.
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Officials said the weekend flooding was "worse than" the July 2016 storm that wreaked havoc on the city of nearly 66,000 people.
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A secretary of state whose oil company has wreaked environmental damage suffered most disproportionately by African Americans and people of color, check.
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It's like Thanos wreaked his save-the-earth method on our television, indiscriminately cancelling some shows in honor of an abirtrary budget.
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In case you're not hitting the panic button, what sort of havoc have local and state Republican representatives wreaked closer to home?
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A discount on borrowing costs won't do much to clear up the uncertainty and supply chain havoc wreaked by the trade war.
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An elderly woman was left scared for her life after three deer jumped through her window and wreaked havoc on her apartment.
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The U.S. trade ban on ZTE wreaked havoc at wireless carriers in Europe and South Asia, sources told Reuters at the time.
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According to ABC News, the Category 26 hurricane has wreaked "widespread damage" to the island, which is inhabited by about 22017,25 people.
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The lengthy contests also wreaked havoc with timetabling, shunting subsequent matches onto other courts, as well as the all-important television schedules.
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According to TIME, a wild opossum living in Florida recently broke into and wreaked havoc on a Fort Walton Beach liquor store.
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For all the devastation wreaked on them, remember, there are five members of the extended Stark family from episode 1 still kicking.
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After he became virtually assured of the nomination last week, he spoke of the "carnage" that trade deals wreaked on American manufacturing.
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Since its implementation, ObamaCare has wreaked havoc on Alaska, leading to higher premiums, worsening access to care, more dependency, and skyrocketing spending.
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Just over 10 years ago, the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy signaled the beginning of a crisis that wreaked havoc on the global economy.
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Caltrans tweeted that a storm Saturday night "wreaked" havoc on the Pacific Coast Highway, sharing video of crews clearing the mud Sunday.
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Cathay Pacific's top two executives resigned Friday after protests in Hong Kong wreaked havoc on the airline's flights and its stock price.
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Lawmakers who attempt to find solutions to the havoc ObamaCare has wreaked across the nation are taking healthcare protections away from newborns.
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A vital lesson of the modern era is that internationalism has stabilized the world, while lapses into bellicose nationalism have wreaked havoc.
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Editorial Hurricane Matthew battered Florida and points north on Friday, having already wreaked deadly havoc in the Bahamas, Jamaica, Cuba and Haiti.
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My experience has been shared by millions of Puerto Ricans in the diaspora since Hurricane Maria wreaked its havoc on Sept. 20.
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Scared about my secret disappearance, my pencil man wreaked havoc attempting to find me by asking around and screaming at other vendors.
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On the upside, Britain did not crash out of the bloc on Friday without a deal, which could have wreaked economic havoc.
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The coronavirus has wreaked havoc global and ground the economy to a halt forcing drastic action from the fiscal and monetary authorities.
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Alas, that was not President Trump's response to the latest and most authoritative analysis of the devastation wreaked by the great storm.
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With shocking speed, he has wreaked havoc: hobbling our core alliances, jettisoning American values and abdicating United States leadership of the world.
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"It has already wreaked havoc with markets and supply chains -- that has national security implications because the economy is critical," Treverton said.
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At one point, Jonah watches a documentary about the European starling, and how it wreaked havoc upon its introduction to North America.
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She had seen the harm and the woes that drink wreaked, families torn apart and farms auctioned off for half of nothing.
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The storm previously wreaked catastrophic and deadly devastation in the Bahamas, where the full scope of the damage is still becoming clearer.
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Boko Haram has wreaked havoc in northeast Nigeria for eight years, killing residents indiscriminately and kidnapping boys and girls in the region.
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Going back to the nation's founding, cigarette smoking has wreaked havoc on U.S. public health and contributed to an astronomical death toll.
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A municipal or state government shutdown on top of the damage already wreaked by Maria would be positively catastrophic for the island.
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The federal government had, in her eyes, let big business run wild for decades, and that had wreaked havoc on everyday Americans.
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The intrigue: The same governments that have alleged Purdue's OxyContin has wreaked havoc on their communities would pocket all future OxyContin profits.
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Here's a look at how Amazon has wreaked stock-price havoc to other competitors of all kinds in just the past month.
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For example, Gerardo Velázquez's "The Neglected Martyr" finds a resonance between the story of St. Sebastian and the suffering wreaked by HIV.
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The squad was the only show at the Jeongseon Alpine Centre on a day when high winds wreaked havoc on the women's slalom.
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Last year two marathon semi-finals, including a six-and-a-half hour contest again involving Mr Isner, wreaked havoc with the schedule.
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El Salvador's gangs have wreaked so much havoc on the country that in 2015, the country's Supreme Court designated them as terrorist groups.
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The storm wreaked $20083 to $55 billion in damage to homes across the area, making rebuilding a costly and long journey for many.
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And as previous disasters have shown, recovery will be hardest in the neighborhoods that were already economically struggling before Harvey wreaked its havoc.
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Their Roomba, usually a helpful piece of home-cleaning equipment, wreaked havoc on this fateful night when it ran over poor Evie's mess.
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As gangs wreaked havoc, Felipe Calderón, president from 2006 till 2012, sent the army to defeat them, unleashing an unprecedented wave of violence.
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The suspects then wreaked havoc for several terrifying minutes, entering several pubs and restaurants while stabbing as many people as they could reach.
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Fierce rivalries between Mexico's drug cartels have wreaked havoc on the lives of civilians who have nothing to do with the drug trade.
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Any possible rooting interest we had for the antihero in him is gone because of the true destruction he's wreaked on his family.
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But when her parents explained the devastation of Hurricane Florence, which wreaked havoc on the Carolinas, the young girl was eager to help.
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Tamar Braxton was depressed for months after she was fired from "The Real" ... and it wreaked havoc on her marriage that ultimately failed.
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CSX, one of the US's largest railroads, is sounding the alarm on after a stuttering economy wreaked havoc on its second quarter performance.
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The Turd Burglar is the individual who wreaked poop-smeared havoc on the fictional St. Bernardine, a wealthy Washington state Catholic high school.
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The disease spread ferociously in a nation still traumatized by a devastating earthquake that had already wreaked havoc on water and sanitation systems.
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Dorian hasn't just wreaked havoc on buildings and homes, at least 20 people have been killed so far with numbers expected to rise.
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Graphic Review An illustrated response to an anthropologist's urgent, vividly drawn inquiry into the havoc wreaked on human life by America's immigration policy.
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That eruption also wreaked havoc elsewhere, as far away as Syria and the Sahara, spreading poisonous haze and drastically affecting the global climate.
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The now 21-day long government shutdown has wreaked havoc on the National Park Service, leading to irrevocable damage from unsupervised public visitors.
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The resounding shots shattered glass, and wreaked absolute havoc with the authorities, who shut the show down just hours after it had opened.
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But that ignores recent history, including the global chaos wreaked by the Islamic State just five years ago after American troops had left.
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The development comes after Hurricane Irma, which is a Category 85033 storm, wreaked havoc on Barbuda, destroying 90 percent of the island's buildings.
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Dams, highways and now, a copper mine, have wreaked ecological havoc across the region, threatening farmers' livelihoods and locals' health, say environmental campaigners.
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But the greatest destruction the former prime minister wreaked was on his own party, which split once before while he was in office.
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Hurricane Dorian wreaked devastation on the Bahamas, and wildfires are raging worldwide, from the Amazon to Siberian forests and the western United States.
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"Communities before the conflict were getting on, but it's opening up all the old social wounds and it's wreaked social havoc," she said.
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A year later, the greenery is back, but Tortola's lush hills are still pocked with houses wreaked by Hurricane Irma's 178 mph winds.
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President Donald Trump just wreaked havoc at the NATO summit, and he's keeping up his streak as he arrives in the United Kingdom.
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That expanded timetable predates the company's troubled summer and fall, when not just norovirus but E. coli episodes wreaked havoc with sales and traffic.
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The 2-pound grinding balls, ultimately totaling a dumped load of 44,000 pounds of steel, wreaked havoc on the neighborhood and damaged several cars.
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Notorious attackers, like the SamSam group that wreaked havoc in Atlanta, could use an RDP shop to gain access to one of these systems.
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"The reckless actions of these opioid manufacturers have wreaked havoc upon Arkansas and her citizens for far too long," Rutledge said in a statement.
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Moderate growth also limits the risk of excesses forming, such as the bubbles in tech stocks and real estate that wreaked havoc last decade.
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The U.S. government has issued sanctions against a North Korean individual and an entity over historical cyberattacks, which wreaked billions of dollars in damages.
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They have already wreaked havoc with their anti-worker agenda in several states, and next year they will turn their attention to federal legislation.
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Hundreds of wild horses on the East Coast have escaped Hurricane Florence unscathed after the storm wreaked havoc on the Carolinas and surrounding areas.
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Monday is already the most lucrative day in the four-day run of the Wanna Cry "ransomware" that has wreaked havoc across the world.
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Investors turned their focus to earnings and away from a trade conflict between the United States and China that wreaked havoc in earlier trading.
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The environmental devastation wreaked by the REDUC pipeline leak has had a catastrophic effect on the often very poor fishing communities of the bay.
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It helps to understand that for a quarter of a century, NAFTA has wreaked havoc on the lives of working people across North America.
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Sandy, a major hurricane that wreaked havoc New York City just days before the 2012 presidential election, didn't have any affect on jobs numbers.
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It's a theme she explores in all her books, each one more directly tackling the havoc wreaked by those with power against those without.
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Leslie Jones, who played the robots' handler in the parody, had to regain control of the machines as they wreaked havoc on the guests.
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For instance, wet weather that wreaked havoc on crops also brought visits to Huffman's farm to a near-halt for a stretch of time.
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The novel coronavirus, which has killed more than 15,300 people and infected more than 349,000 worldwide, has also wreaked havoc on the global economy.
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The tens of thousands of stolen documents were released in stages that wreaked havoc on the Democratic Party throughout much of the election season.
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The metal stage also had numerous holes, to make it lighter and improve traction, which LaBelle says wreaked havoc on her high-heeled strutting.
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The team sets aside a day every week for a reset in which they touch up exhibits and undo the havoc people have wreaked.
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Irma wreaked havoc in less developed places in the Caribbean, but none recorded a tragedy on the level of the nursing home, he said.
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They are at the center of a cultural storm that has wreaked havoc on middle- and lower-income Americans, and yet they stick together.
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Though the Bush administration did wonderful work in combating H.I.V. globally, the havoc that it wreaked on the domestic epidemic has been long-lasting.
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Friday was the deadline to start paying ransom to the hackers behind Wannacry, the malware attack that wreaked havoc across the globe last week.
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In 2014 and 2015, a heat wave called "the Blob" appeared in the Pacific and wreaked havoc on marine ecosystems from Hawaii to Alaska.
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At MilkBoy, a restaurant in Philadelphia's Center City, Mr. Maxwell regaled her with newbie-mayor stories, like the time a flood wreaked townwide havoc.
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"We deeply regret that anyone suffered harm as a result of the havoc wreaked on our plant by Hurricane Harvey," it said in statement.
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And it wreaked havoc on local wildlife, killing an estimated 1,600 whitetail deer and displacing the Louisiana black bear, a federally listed threatened species.
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White Sands in New Mexico has been temporarily closed, while California's Joshua Tree was partially closed for a short time as visitors wreaked havoc.
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It's a typical Trump reaction — and one that suggests the administration will try to prolong the uncertainty that's already wreaked havoc on insurance markets.
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As a result, overfishing has wreaked havoc on not only the world's manta populations but also the $140 million tourism industry that depends on them.
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A real-life horror film was shot at the 2018 Pepperdine University graduation when very large pelicans swarmed the ceremony and wreaked havoc on attendees.
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On November 10, 2012, an explosion wreaked havoc in a quiet neighborhood in the Indianapolis suburb Richmond Hill, sending dozens of homes up in flames.
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But at a June summit in Canada, Pena Nieto said he only drew the comparison as a reminder of the devastation wreaked in the past.
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The landmasses impacted by the hurricane so far were mostly small and lightly populated, which is for the best since the devastation wreaked was incredible.
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The doors were part of a safety upgrade implemented after a 2001 tropical storm wreaked havoc on local hospitals, forcing evacuations and destroying medical research.
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In Sonoma County, north of Marin, the threat posed by the Kincade fire has wreaked havoc on the lives of hundreds of thousands of people.
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The second world war wreaked havoc on many coastal towns, but by the 60s and 70s they had once again become the focus of fashion.
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Besides powerful winds that wreaked havoc on the region&aposs power systems, the storm also dumped heavy rain across the region and spawned destructive flooding.
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The Times explains that last year, frost and hail wreaked their own havoc on the region's wine producers, resulting in the smallest harvest since 1991.
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After hurricane season wreaked havoc on parts of the United States, investors rushed into Home Depot's stock as a way to play the rebuilding process.
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Late last month, Typhoon Hato pummelled Macau with winds of more than 200 kph and wreaked havoc in the nearby financial hub of Hong Kong.
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An Ebola epidemic killed more than 11,000 people and wreaked economic and social havoc when it swept through three countries in West Africa last year.
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I first learned of the awful havoc this truck wreaked when I returned to my hotel after dinner and a seaside fireworks display Thursday night.
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Staff worked around the clock to ensure that each of the 120 patients was taken care of as the Category 5 storm wreaked havoc outside.
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TC: You went to high school with Roger McNamee, who has written a new book called "Zucked" about the damage Facebook has wreaked on society.
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The sales occurred before a sharp drop in the stock market indexes in recent weeks as the coronavirus pandemic wreaked havoc on the U.S. economy.
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Hurricane Harvey wreaked havoc on school buildings and the city's neighborhoods, diminished enrollment and threatened property values, which could mean less money for the district.
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I mean, last time it wreaked havoc on real estate in the United States especially, but also a ton of other things — the auto industry.
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The 175,000-acre Carr Fire in Northern California, which remains just 48 percent contained, has wreaked havoc on Shasta County and the town of Redding.
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In addition to its severe cost to human life, the novel coronavirus has wreaked havoc on a number of industries including airlines, cruises, and conferences.
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Heavy mid-autumn snow in the Kashmir Valley has wreaked havoc on the region's famed orchards, severely damaging apple, apricot, cherry, walnut and almond trees.
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"The Caribbean island has been reborn after the devastation wreaked by Hurricane Irma in 2017 — Eden Rock's the latest hotel to re-emerge," she said.
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"His actions derailed the recovery of countless endangered species, gutted protections for billions of migratory birds and wreaked havoc on our natural heritage," Hartl said.
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When bitcoin alternative Ethereum split into two versions through a software fork, this bug wreaked havoc by duplicating transactions from one chain onto the other.
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The hurricane, with sustained winds of more than 183 miles per hour, wreaked total destruction in its path, flooding streets, felling trees and destroying property.
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Weather A storm known as a bomb cyclone "parked" itself over New England and wreaked havoc yesterday, knocking out power and disrupting travel in the region.
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Texas and Florida both have long recovery periods ahead after Hurricanes Harvey and Irma wreaked havoc on the two coastal areas within weeks of one another.
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This revelation sparked a public outcry overnight: Last year's busy hurricane season wreaked devastation across Florida and Texas, and left 4,000 people dead in Puerto Rico.
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The National Guard brings respect Across downtown Charlotte, where rioters had wreaked havoc one day earlier, National Guard members stood in front of the busted windows.
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The new Indian rules are meant to promote local businesses and prevent the kind of retail destruction that the two big U.S. retailers have wreaked elsewhere.
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But despite the U.S.-China trade war and all the uncertainty it's wreaked on his customers, the OCI N.V CEO says he's not deterred from investing.
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Doctors began treating her with radiation therapy and a more powerful form of chemo that quickly wreaked havoc on her weakened body, particularly on her liver.
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Rob Moore, a senior policy analyst for water issues at the nonprofit Natural Resources Defense Council, said it's "anybody's guess" how much damage Harvey has wreaked.
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But some residents, recalling the devastation wreaked in 2005 by Hurricane Katrina, which killed some 1,743 people along the Gulf, decided it was safer to leave.
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In the developed world zero interest rates and quantitative easing wreaked havoc on returns on cash and bonds, both bedrock components of most big funds' portfolios.
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A strong snowstorm wreaked havoc on the northeast on Thursday, claiming at least eight lives across several states and leaving thousands without power, according to reports.
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For the last several years, private equity firms have wreaked havoc on the industry, destroying profitable chains by larding them up with unsustainable levels of debt.
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She made the comments at a closed-door meeting and said she had wreaked "unforgivable havoc" on the semiautonomous Chinese territory by putting forth the bill.
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But to refresh a little about Alayah, I'll say this — she came, she personified drama, she left, she came back, she wreaked havoc, she left again.
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The virus has also wreaked havoc with Olympic qualification tournaments, with athletes struggling to train, travel or compete and many pre-Games qualifiers cancelled or postponed.
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Russia's economic growth has been sluggish, and recent U.S. sanctions have wreaked havoc in Russian financial markets, sending the country's currency, the ruble, into a tailspin.
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Apple Inc manufacturing partner Foxconn last week reported its biggest monthly drop in revenue in about seven years as the outbreak wreaked havoc with its business.
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The coronavirus has already wreaked havoc in prisons in other countries, with deadly riots erupting in Italy and Colombia over poor conditions and frustration with authorities.
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In 153, a severe flood in Beijing wreaked havoc on the city's transportation systems, and in 2016 floods overwhelmed drainage systems in Wuhan, Nanjing, and Tianjin.
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But what began as targeted attack against a regional rival soon morphed into a global campaign that wreaked havoc on dozens of companies around the world.
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Turkey considers the YPG as affiliates of the Kurdish Workers' Party, or PKK, a designated terrorist organization that has wreaked havoc in southeastern Turkey for decades.
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But the rivers also wreaked havoc, delivering too much water or not enough, and the settlements on their banks lurched between periods of drought and flood.
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The 30-second Super Bowl spot builds on the first trailer by showing more of the day the monsters appeared and wreaked havoc on the world.
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I want him to know that he had no right to take my son's life and how much havoc he wreaked on me and my family.
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The Shabab, which means The Youth in Arabic, have wreaked havoc in Somalia since 2006, when they began pursuing their goal of establishing an Islamic state.
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A power loss that affected the signal system at the DeKalb Avenue station wreaked havoc on at least seven lines stretching from Brooklyn to the Bronx.
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They wreaked so much havoc that residents had to be taken to and from work on military vehicles, and the governor declared a state of emergency.
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In just five years, it has wreaked devastation on the fragile coral ecosystems that are already at risk of extinction from the effects of climate change.
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They also feared the U.S. travel warning would further tarnish Cuba's image as a safe and idyllic destination after Hurricane Irma wreaked havoc there last month.
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French President Emmanuel Macron will address the country on Monday as he seeks to placate "yellow vest" anti-government protesters who wreaked havoc in Paris this weekend.
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Twitter was abuzz with viewers similarly shocked by their sudden affection for Fig and Caputo, the middle-managers who wreaked so much havoc on marginalized women prisoners.
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Sam Watt and her dog Tilli had a gross encounter with a giant spider as it climbed up the bedroom wall and wreaked havoc on the household.
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Listed between celebrity misquotes and political mishaps was a trend for an oversized cat along with an orangutan who got free from a zoo and wreaked havoc.
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Taken together, however, it suggests the internet age hasn't wreaked the same type of havoc on comics that it has on sectors like music and print media.
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Tourists in Yunnan, China, got a taste of an elephant's "Hulk smash" when one wandered out onto a main road and wreaked havoc on 15 parked cars.
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Meanwhile, President Donald Trump has come under fire for attending a campaign rally on Wednesday in Pennsylvania as the hurricane wreaked havoc on Florida, CBS News reported.
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The Puerto Rican population in Florida has exploded in recent years as a result of the island's bankruptcy crisis, which has wreaked havoc on the territory's economy.
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Duresseau, 37, contracted bacterial meningococcal meningitis in February and completely lost his ability to hear as the illness wreaked havoc on his body, according to NBC News.
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Hurricanes and wildfires wreaked havoc on some of the biggest names in the utilities space in 2018, and yet the sector is still adhering to its uptrend.
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However, its key provisions actively safeguard against the bad corporate behaviors which wreaked havoc on the wellbeing of banks and customers alike less than a decade ago.
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It has been more than a week since Hurricane Maria wreaked devastation on Puerto Rico, destroying the power grid and leaving millions without immediate access to necessities.
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With American support giving them command of the air, the Saudi-aligned coalition forces have wreaked havoc on Yemen's infrastructure and shown little regard for civilian life.
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The fear of such disinformation in the upcoming presidential election comes after Russia wreaked havoc in the 85033 election through hacks and fake posts on social media.
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The floodwaters would have wreaked havoc, but they would have spread tens of millions of tons of sand and clay across thousands of square miles of countryside.
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In this community on New York Bay, city, state, federal and private programs have ground along for more than three years since Hurricane Sandy wreaked its devastation.
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The IOC and organizers in Japan have maintained that the Olympics will be go ahead as planned, but the virus has wreaked havoc with the qualification tournaments.
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Russia's richest man until the financial crisis of 2008 wreaked havoc on his fortune, Deripaska has been publicly linked to Putin repeatedly — as both friend and foe.
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The IOC and organizers in Japan have maintained that the Olympics will be go ahead as planned, but the virus has wreaked havoc with the qualification tournaments.
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"I was going to retire and go to Florida, but now I'm definitely reconsidering," the 55-year-old Musovic said after Hurricane Irma wreaked havoc on Florida.
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In Kyle Abraham's "Untitled America," we hear voices of people who have been in prison, speaking of the damage wreaked upon their loved ones by enforced separation.
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In 85033, Hurricane Maria struck the island and did nearly $100 billion in damage, which wreaked havoc with its budget and further complicated its economic recovery plans.
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Still, there's a problem: Sweeney wants to undo time, or the devastation that time has wreaked on his heart, but no one can go back, not really.
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The storm, which formed around the California and Oregon coasts early last week, wreaked havoc on other parts of the country, including the West and the Midwest.
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Kennedy's Russia-Ukraine dance reflects the larger closing of Republican minds to the damage wreaked by the President's campaign to destroy fact-based politics and public morality.
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The heavy rains over the weekend have left one person dead, seven missing and millions without drinking water as landslides wreaked havoc and rivers breached their banks.
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Maria downed electricity and wreaked havoc on the ability of Puerto Ricans to meet their life-sustaining needs by disrupting access to health services, safe water, and transportation.
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It was this crash, or, if you prefer, this transparenting—this transference of hacked data from illicit obscurity onto the publicly accessible web—that wreaked the major havoc.
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Powered by warm waters, the Category 5 hurricane has wreaked havoc on several islands, such as Barbuda, St. Martin, the British and US Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico.
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It's costing the U.S. alone billions to clean up in the aftermath of the increase in monster hurricanes and drought-induced wildfires that have wreaked havoc in California.
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That storm killed 750 people across southern Africa, forced thousands into camps in March and wreaked an estimated $1 billion worth of damage -- about 10% of Mozambique's GDP.
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Winter Storm Stella, the beastly nor'easter that brought chilly winds, snow and sleet, surely toppled a few trees, damaged several roofs and generally wreaked havoc in the Northeast.
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The last time two major hurricanes made landfall in the United States in quick succession was in 2005, when Katrina and Rita wreaked havoc on the Gulf Coast.
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These are seismic shifts in the price of two of the world's most liquid and important financial assets and have wreaked havoc on investors' portfolios and trading models.
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More hail wreaked havoc on parts of western Nebraska around the same time, breaking most of the north-facing windows in Oshkosh and stripping crops of their leaves.
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Reuters reported earlier this week that Trump's order wreaked panic and uncertainty among refugees in the U.S. pipeline with urgent medical needs, some of whom had prioritized applications.
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This has created a massively inflationary market place, exploding debt loads and has wreaked economic havoc upon tens of millions of citizens who borrowed or cosigned student loans.
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Local news may need more than is offered here, though disempowering the hedge funds and conglomerates that have wreaked so much havoc is a good place to start.
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The behemoths, some of which measure more than 18 feet (5.5 m) long and weigh more than 100 pounds (45 kg), have wreaked havoc on the fragile ecosystem.
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His parents, both in their 60s, live above the business, and haven't had power since Hurricane Irma hit the island, weeks before Maria wreaked havoc in Puerto Rico.
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In Louisiana, the loss of coastal wetlands and lack of sufficient investment in levy and storm surge prevention infrastructure directly contributed to the damage wreaked by Hurricane Katrina.
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In Margolick's formulation, the greatest tragedy of 1968 lies in the political devastation wreaked by the dual assassinations of King on April 4 and Kennedy on June 6.
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They questioned why the Nigerian government has yet to prioritize security of schools in northeastern Nigeria, where the terror group has wreaked havoc in the last eight years.
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The women's snowboard slopestyle went on as scheduled, but the winds wreaked havoc with only five of the 25 riders able to complete their first of two runs.
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Trami's arrival in the western Pacific comes around a week after Super Typhoon Mangkhut wreaked devastation across the northern Philippines and slammed into Hong Kong and southern China.
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The movie opens in 1996 with a young man finding the now-discarded board game that wreaked such havoc on its players in the 1995 Robin Williams movie.
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The dust storm has wreaked havoc on Mars, with NASA holding a press conference last week to give an update on how it is affecting its operations on Mars.
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Farmers across Australia's east coast have been battling drought conditions for more than three years, while bushfires wreaked havoc for over four months, putting the country's economy at peril.
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On Wednesday's episode of The Ellen Show, Oprah Winfrey and longtime pal DeGeneres stopped by a local grocery store and the two wreaked (hilarious) havoc together down every aisle.
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Hilary Duff says she looks forward to heading back to her Texas hometown to help rebuild after Hurricane Harvey wreaked havoc on parts of the state late last month.
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Facilities belonging to China Hongqiao Group were damaged by flooding after Typhoon Lekima wreaked havoc in the smelting heartland of Shandong, according to a statement from an affiliate firm.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron will address the country on Monday as he seeks to placate "yellow vest" anti-government protesters who wreaked havoc in Paris this weekend.
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Through these artists, the shows both acknowledge the enduring devastation wreaked by the AIDS crisis as well as celebrate the tragic creativity generated by the disease and its fallout.
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In the two hours we saw patients between the governor signing this legislation into law and when the temporary injunction was ordered, havoc was wreaked on many patients' lives.
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While the White House hesitated over the suggested blueprint for action, Sullivan's confidence in his own judgment and good intentions gently wreaked havoc on U.S. support for the shah.
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Willa is the latest storm in a hurricane season that has included Hurricane Florence and Hurricane Michael, storms that wreaked havoc in the southeastern United States earlier this fall.
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The Patriots have wreaked havoc on opposing offenses, and Baker Mayfield could be put through hell on Sunday, based on how the Patriots treated Sam Darnold in Week 7.
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The squeeze comes at a time of tight supplies in the country, after a smaller crop this season and heavy rains during harvesting that wreaked havoc on crop quality.
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Unemployment, poor education and health care, dilapidated housing, and the spread of crack cocaine left many desperately scrambling into the underworld, where crime wreaked havoc on any and all.
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In what would foreshadow the Holocaust in its violence, Kristallnacht, also called the "Night of Broken Glass," left at least 91 Jewish people dead and wreaked havoc on communities.
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The property's lawn and plaza provide prime venues for sunbathing and people watching, and the city is returning to normal after wildfires and mudslides wreaked havoc on the region.
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During weeklong visits to their home in Florida, my three cousins and brother and I wreaked havoc in the kitchen while she cooked a casserole or beef barley soup.
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Colombian oil major Ecopetrol dropped 20%, taking Colombia's main index down 7.2% - on track for its worst day since 8353, when the global financial crisis wreaked havoc across markets.
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And it was the consequences of the Korean War and the havoc it wreaked on my people in South Korea that eventually drove my family to the United States.
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Much like Trump's failed travel ban has wreaked havoc even though federal judges have repeatedly intervened, a court fight would leave DACA stuck in limbo, effectively accomplishing his goal.
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Boko Haram has wreaked carnage in northeast Nigeria in the last eight years, most recently kidnapping 110 schoolgirls from the town of Dapchi in Yobe state on February 19.
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Although the area was still recovering from Hurricane Sandy, which had wreaked havoc there the previous fall, the Staabs were smitten and determined to build their own home there.
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The trial has wreaked havoc with the candidates' schedules, forcing last-minute alternations, and left their staff unsure when they will be able to return ahead of the Feb.
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Gas prices could rise by 35 cents after Hurricane Harvey wreaked havoc to the U.S. oil heartland of Texas, closely watched commodities trader Dennis Gartman told CNBC on Friday.
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Bernadette Uzo, 9, was swept away by flash floods that wreaked havoc this week in a remote village in the southeastern state of Anambra, according to local media reports.
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"While these hurricanes wreaked havoc in communities across our nation, they also raised a series of questions that the subcommittee plans on digging into at next week's hearing," Rep.
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Freak storms wreaked havoc on parts of southern Europe, showing how the impact of extreme weather will drive the bloc's thinking and climate change policy over the coming years.
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At least 45 people are dead, hundreds are missing and some 70,000 are homeless in the wake of Hurricane Dorian, which wreaked havoc over the islands for two days.
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The day after the House votes cybersecurity firm Symantec issued an alert reporting the reemergence of the "Shamoon" virus that wreaked havoc upon the Saudi energy sector in 2012.
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Despite the havoc Soleimani wreaked on the Middle East, neither George W. Bush nor Barack Obama took action as president to target Soleimani or anyone from the Quds Force.Rep.
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In Nigeria, Africa's largest oil producer, a change of leadership threatens to unsettle the current government's arrangement with militants who wreaked havoc on the country's oil output two years ago.
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Lovato, who is married to 42-year-old landlord Jane Hamilton, was oblivious to the havoc being wreaked in his name until strangers began messaging him online early last year.
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It took President Trump five full days to respond after Hurricane Maria wreaked havoc on Puerto Rico — and when he finally did, Twitter wasn't happy with his choice of words.
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Australian demand for imported diesel is also expected to slip after a cyclone wreaked havoc across a major coal mining district in the Asia-Pacific's top importer of the fuel.
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Yemen As with Syria, Yemen has been besieged by a war that has wreaked havoc for everyone, and certainly hasn't helped the quality of life for women in the country.
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But this boost to global demand was overshadowed by the Fed's response to it: four rate increases that wreaked havoc on overvalued currencies and overstretched economies in the emerging world.
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Patrick Ellis, meteorologist for Jackson, Mississippi, was just trying to get through the evening news when a pint-sized surprise guest ran onto the set and promptly wreaked hilarious havoc.
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Introduced predators, including possums, stoats, and feral cats, have for generations wreaked havoc on New Zealand's native bird populations, many of which evolved to be flightless in predator-free bliss.
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While the Department of Health's report does not make a correlation between the devastation wreaked by Hurricane Maria and the surge in suicides, experts say there may be a connection.
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This is also, according to lore, the first time the White Walkers wreaked havoc on Westeros, too, inspiring the construction of the Wall and the creation of the Night's Watch.
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Supply was already low for the year—a blight called Huanglongbing wreaked havoc in Colima and heavy, unseasonable rains broke flowering buds off lime trees in Michoacán, Guerrero, and Veracruz.
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Ahmed says the backlash wreaked havoc on his career ... because his movie offers dried-up and he was never approached to play different roles in the new 'Star Wars' movies.
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When Hurricane Sandy wreaked havoc on the Garden State in fall 2012, his impassioned defense of residents and criticism of Congress' response to the devastating storm built up his prominence.
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Indians game, a squirrel wreaked (wruck?) havoc on the field, causing a 4 minute and 28 second delay, scampering about as seemingly millions of human beings tried to wrangle it.
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While the storm has been downgraded to a tropical depression, it has wreaked havoc in North and South Carolina, flooding communities and leaving hundreds of thousands of people without power.
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The downside, of course, to freeing yourself of debt — whether immediately through bankruptcy or over a few years via a repayment plan — is the havoc wreaked on your credit report.
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A Senate Democratic leadership aide denied that Democrats are holding up disaster relief because of a beef over Sandy, which wreaked billions of dollars in damage in Northeastern coastal communities.
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The dark power of a relic called Majora's Mask has wreaked havoc on the citizens of Termina, but their most urgent problem is a suicidal moon crashing toward the world.
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The 35-day closure wreaked havoc not just on furloughed workers and contractors, but on the millions of Americans who depend on the government to provide crucial services or information.
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No one familiar with GWAR should be surprised by the grotesque display of violence it wreaked on that small establishment, created by a Washington, DC-based group called Drink Company.
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In 2008, his semifinal match against Andy Murray had to be suspended because of rain, the first of five consecutive years in which inclement weather wreaked havoc on the draw.
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Six months before Hurricane Maria wreaked havoc in the Caribbean, a group of Puerto Rican artists were invited to participate in a residency program in Miami by local art organizations.
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They discover the ship has been attacked by Klingons, and that a huge, somewhat metallic bison-like creature that can rip through steel like paper has wreaked havoc on board.
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African American leaders told VICE News he had done little to make up for the havoc his stop-and-frisk policy wreaked on the black community in New York City.
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He called a record-breaking drought that has wreaked havoc across the country for months his government's "most urgent and pressing issue" and promised to make it his top priority.
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Almost five years after Sandy wreaked havoc, much of the fear in this part of the Jersey Shore has dissipated as wealthy clientele build significantly larger homes along the coast.
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Hurricane Harvey was the biggest rain event ever to hit the continental United States and wreaked havoc in Texas at a cost likely to exceed all previous storms on record.
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Canada was one of the countries most affected: The virus caused hundreds of cases and 44 deaths, and wreaked havoc on the nation's airports, health care system, and the economy.
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Khusyaynova was allegedly working with the Internet Research Agency (IRA), the troll group that wreaked havoc in the lead up to the 2016 election posing as Americans on social media.
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The Fed has cut interest rates to near zero since the coronavirus has wreaked havoc on the economy, which has sent APYs on high-yield savings accounts to new lows.
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While those reports accounted for only 1.5 percent of all fraud tracked by the agency, no other type of scam wreaked as much financial havoc as those rooted in romance.
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Many in the West, including some senior policymakers, have had only a scant knowledge of this type of ideology, which has wreaked deadly violence against Muslims and non-Muslims alike.
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The British actress, who has more than 50 roles under her belt, admitted that all those on-set dye jobs to get in character had wreaked havoc on her natural hair.
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Hurricane Michael has wreaked havoc in the Florida Panhandle since making landfall as a Category 4 storm Wednesday afternoon, killing at least two people and creating "catastrophic" damage in the region.
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Then, after the review of the review ran, and music writers began arguing on Twitter as is their livelihood, Jezebel ran a blog post recapping the drama the situation had wreaked.
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Strong wind and hailstorms during the quarter tore apart homeowners' roofs, pummeled cars, and wreaked havoc, triggering a spate of claims that proved to be challenging for U.S. insurers, including Travelers.
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This October will mark the sixth anniversary of Hurricane Sandy, the "superstorm" that slammed into the East Coast and wreaked record-setting havoc on parts of New York and New Jersey.
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China's market turmoil and an extended downturn in oil wreaked havoc on stocks this week, with the S&P 500 Index and the off to their worst start of a year.
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Strong wind and hailstorms during the quarter tore apart homeowners' roofs, pummeled cars and wreaked havoc, triggering a spate of claims that proved to be challenging for U.S. insurers including Travelers.
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There's our massive destruction of the world's ocean ecosystem, the Endless Shrimp dinner that comes to our plates courtesy of Indonesian slaves, the havoc wreaked by our love of cheeseburgers, etc.
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The province that borders both Israel and Jordan has escaped the devastation wreaked by Russia's aerial bombing of northern Syria after Moscow stepped up its military involvement in Syria in 2015.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - The high winds which wreaked havoc on the Alpine skiing schedule at Pyeongchang Olympics earlier this week returned on Saturday to delay the women's super-G race.
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The colloquial term for it is "lazy eye," but it's a condition whereby one or both of the eyes aren't set straight, and it wreaked havoc with the TrueDepth camera system.
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Last week, Trump decided against canceling a rally in Pennsylvania as Hurricane Michael wreaked havoc in Florida because there were numerous supporters already lined up to see him hours in advance.
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That failure to comprehend the extent of the havoc wreaked means that those additional millions of individuals were not only literally murdered, they also are being erased from our collective memories.
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"We deeply regret that anyone suffered harm as a result of the havoc wreaked on our plant by Hurricane Harvey," the company said in a statement in response to the lawsuit.
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The OPEC nation is widely believed to be headed for a credit event thanks to the dramatic tumble in oil prices, which has wreaked havoc on the Latin American country's economy.
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Despite the bloodshed and destruction wreaked on his country by five years of war, Faris is holding out hope that he will be able to move back to Syria one day.
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According to Reuters, Lam made the comments at a closed-door meeting last week and said she had wreaked "unforgivable havoc" on the semiautonomous Chinese territory by putting forth the bill.
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The president spends his mornings watching TV and rage-tweeting; he has wreaked havoc with the government's competence and his party doesn't want you to know if he's a foreign agent.
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As cannabis laws across America continue to soften, states and local communities are beginning to come to terms with the destruction wreaked by the war on drugs, especially on black communities.
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London's food and drug retailing sector was the biggest casualty, behind travel and leisure stocks, as the epidemic wreaked havoc on supply chains and forced some European companies to evacuate offices.
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A federal highway agency is providing $25 million in emergency aid for Hurricane Harvey repairs, as Texas grapples with catastrophic flooding that has wreaked havoc on its transportation and infrastructure system.
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American families have faced some of the worst natural disasters in our country's history this year, as massive hurricanes, multiple tornadoes, and raging wildfires wreaked havoc on communities large and small.
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Number two on Porch's list, the large and luxurious nature of Kevin McCallister's home appealed to people — though they might not like it as much after Kevin wreaked havoc on it.
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TRACK THE STORM Neighbors rescuing neighbors On Grand Bahama Island, residents of Freeport fervently worked to rescue people in communities where the havoc wreaked by Dorian was much worse than expected.
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Britain's flash composite Purchasing Managers' Index is expected to slide to 45.1 points in March from 53 points a month earlier as evidence of the devastation wreaked by the pandemic mounts.
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The same thing is happening with drugs today: We have a black market, and we have violence that has wreaked havoc decade to decade, from South America then north into Mexico.
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Then, Hurricane Katia struck the east coast of Mexico, and Hurricane Irma — a Category 5 hurricane and one of the strongest storms ever recorded in the Atlantic — wreaked havoc on the Caribbean.
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No one was wounded in Sunday&aposs strike but it marked an escalation in Israel&aposs response to a phenomenon that has wreaked havoc on agriculture in southern Israel in recent weeks.
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Demeaning or at least undervaluing women and burying feelings to live up to some ideal of toughness—these habits have wreaked havoc on the psyche of black men in particular for centuries.
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It's not clear if the booms in the different types of algae are related, but they've wreaked havoc on Florida's unique ecological systems — and the tourist industry that relies on them. Gov.
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A wintry mix of snow and ice closed schools and businesses and wreaked havoc on roads in Nashville on Wednesday, but it couldn't stop Miranda Lambert fans from coming to see her.
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It was titled "The Queen's Justice", and on the surface that's exactly what was delivered: Cersei wreaked her angry revenge on the two character's responsible for the deaths of Joffrey and Myrcella.
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Lately, the EU's General Data Protection Regulation has wreaked havoc on the flow of information, suddenly blocking European access to some American publications, and somehow reintroducing a sense of once-conquered distance.
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Not content with the havoc he wreaked, Crook allegedly threw his lit cigarette at the puddle of gas; some men just want to watch the world burn while eating Flamin' Hot Cheetos.
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The Affordable Care Act exchanges wreaked havoc on the health insurer, which is pulling out of Utah and Wisconsin, pruning its participation in other states and laying off 7% of its workforce.
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Iraq is gradually emerging from a brutal two-year economic downturn, coupled with a bloody conflict with ISIS, and still percolating civil strife that has wreaked havoc on its infrastructure and institutions.
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Even then, the notion that West Virginians should fight against coal mining, should shut down the mines and stop the pollution and havoc they wreaked on the region, was alien to us.
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Why this matters: Trump potentially wreaked havoc on the individual market on Thursday night when he decided to stop making cost-sharing subsidy payments to insurers (payments a court has found illegal).
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Back then El Niño, the world's largest climatic phenomenon, wreaked havoc on global weather systems in the strongest event of its kind on record; in 2014-473 another powerful Niño got going.
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Three days after Hurricane Harvey slammed into Texas, the stubborn, slow-moving storm wreaked more havoc when it caused Houston's Addicks Reservoir to overflow and breached a levee in nearby Brazoria County.
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But a shift away from coal-fired power plants to meet a national 20 percent renewable energy target by 2020 has wreaked havoc on smelting and refining businesses caught in the transition.
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By this point, the trading day in Asia was over, and the devastation that had wreaked havoc there was now slamming Europe, which would be a few hours into their trading day.
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We also know now why Angela hates Roper so — he got into the chemical arms game after seeing the horrors wreaked by an attack on Iraqi schoolchildren with mustard and sarin gas.
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As a doctor, I ran for Congress because I have seen first-hand how ObamaCare has wreaked havoc on our health care system and caused premiums, deductibles and co-pays to skyrocket.
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"During my trip to the southern border, it was clear that ICE, and its actions of hunting down and tearing apart families, has wreaked havoc on far too many people," he said.
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Epstein's 'ground zero': How the financier reportedly wreaked havoc on the Royal Palm Beach High School communityA balcony at South Korea's Coyote Ugly nightclub collapsed, killing 2 and injuring world championship athletes
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In his first term, then-President Barack Obama said that Pakistan "needs our help" against al Qaeda, acknowledging the death toll that terror groups have wreaked on both American and Pakistani populations.
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Last week the Riksbank said it would lend up to 500 billion crowns to Swedish companies via banks to shore up credit flows as the coronavirus epidemic wreaked havoc on financial markets.
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Forecasters warned Florida residents to prepare for the storm's wrath after it wreaked havoc on the Bahamas beginning on Sunday, killing at least 30 people and leaving potentially thousands missing, CNN reported.
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The DDoS attacks wreaked havoc on JP Morgan, Bank of America, and Capital One, leaving hundreds if thousands of customers unable to access their accounts for hours-long stretches over multiple days.
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Even before the low-pressure system reached the Rockies, it wreaked havoc on the West Coast, knocking out power in Los Angeles and kicking up dust storms in Nevada, according to AccuWeather.
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The administration bears unique responsibility for these violations, in no small part because its disastrous and short-lived separation policy has wreaked havoc on a system that was already rife with problems.
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Shea Stadium was also home to the New York Jets for most of their first two decades, so Mr. Flynn had to deal with the seasonal damage wreaked by professional football players.
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Editorial Twice in the past few months, powerful cyberattacks have wreaked havoc on the world, shutting down tens of thousands of computers, including critical machines in hospitals, a nuclear site and businesses.
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Specifically, In The Shadow Of The Moon is about a (fictional) serial killer who wreaked havoc in 1988, only to fall in front of a train and die shortly before being captured.
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Details of Tuesday's visit are scant so far, but it is expected that Trump will see some of the damage wreaked by Harvey first hand and meet with some of its victims.
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"For 17 years, Obamacare has wreaked havoc on the lives of innocent, hard-working Americans," he mistakenly said of the law, passed in 2010, before listing "terrific reforms" in the Senate bill.
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Cut- and covered-up paintings, a boarded-up fireplace, dislodged tree branches, tipped-over furniture, strewn and scattered papers — this is just some of the evidence of destruction wreaked upon the house.
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The die was cast around 22007, when GDP growth and electricity demand growth became "decoupled": This historic shift has wreaked havoc in the utility industry in ways large and small, visible and obscure.
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OAKMONT, Pennsylvania (Reuters) - The 116th U.S. Open has not yet reached its halfway point after thunderstorms wreaked havoc in the opening round but Dustin Johnson has already emerged as the player to beat.
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The virus wreaked havoc on firms around the globe as it spread to more than 60 countries, disrupting ports from Mumbai to Los Angeles and halting work at a chocolate factory in Australia.
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The President's $17 million home on the island of St. Martin, Le Chateau des Palmiers, was pommeled by Irma days earlier as the then-Category 5 storm wreaked havoc on several Caribbean islands.
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But, like Florence, it wreaked most of its destruction through rain, which caused landslides and flash floods, inundating fields and ruining the crops in them, making roads impassable and cutting off electricity supplies.
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The low pressure system that wreaked such havoc moved into Texas, but the National Weather Service warned that there's still danger of fresh floods, as swollen rivers drain toward the Gulf of Mexico.
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Also weighing on investors' mind is Hurricane Irma, which is en route to a possible Florida landfall at the weekend and comes days after Tropical Storm Harvey wreaked havoc in Texas and Louisiana.
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His term as governor has seen the island hit with back-to-back 2017 hurricanes that killed about 3,000 people and wreaked widespread destruction just months after the U.S. territory filed for bankruptcy.
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For almost 60 hours, in the aftermath of the destruction they had wreaked, they were able to hold off hundreds of India's best-trained special forces, before they were eventually killed or captured.
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"With shocking speed, he has wreaked havoc: hobbling our core alliances, jettisoning American values and abdicating United States leadership of the world," Rice wrote of Trump in a New York Times op-ed.
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Singapore, one of the world's largest financial centers and busiest travel hubs, said it expected more cases of the mosquito-borne virus which has wreaked havoc in Latin America, the Caribbean and beyond.
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The quake had hit just as Hurricane Maria was heading for Puerto Rico, barely a week after Hurricane Irma had wreaked havoc across the Caribbean: It seemed like the world was falling apart.
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The flooding was caused by El Niño, a climatic phenomenon in the Pacific Ocean, which also wreaked havoc in other parts of the world where thousands more were affected by floods and droughts.
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The bomb is very similar to the one that wreaked devastation in an attack on a funeral hall in Yemen in October 2016 in which 20163 people were killed and hundreds more wounded.
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The decline in fishing follows a broader pattern of economic devastation, wreaked by Saudi war tactics, that has fueled a deep food crisis in Hudaydah, one of Yemen's poorest, most hunger-stricken provinces.
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In late 2015, heavy typhoon rains wreaked havoc across greater Tokyo, forcing a record 670 million cubic feet of water into the underground facility, known as the Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel.
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Housing is one of the few bright spots in an economy that was already struggling before the coronavirus wreaked havoc with tourism and student arrivals from abroad, both big money spinners for Australia.
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The authorities had repeatedly warned that Hagibis was on par with a typhoon that wreaked havoc on the Tokyo region in 1958, but the safety infrastructure that Japan's modernization has brought was apparent.
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For the last four months, wildfires have wreaked havoc on Australia, killing a record 1 billion animals, burning over 12 million acres of land, and taking the lives of 25 people and counting.
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Navinder Singh Sarao, a stock trader who operated out of his bedroom in Hounslow, west London, wreaked havoc in markets when his fake trades helped trigger a sudden $1 trillion stock market crash.
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In 2017, as hurricanes wreaked havoc and destruction in Florida, Houston and Puerto Rico, the U.S. had to slow the flow of forces to Afghanistan in order to help first responders at home.
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The virus, which has so far infected over 205,000 people and killed more than 8,200 worldwide, has wreaked havoc in markets as countries around the world go into lockdown to contain the spread.
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The gang "wreaked havoc on New York City, engaging in brazen acts of violence," Geoffrey S. Berman, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, said when charges were announced.
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Questions over death toll Matthew wreaked havoc as it made landfall in Haiti on Tuesday, killing hundreds, displacing thousands, destroying homes and knocking out electricity, water supply and communications in the impoverished Caribbean nation.
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The storm — caused by the clash of an Arctic high-pressure system with a low-pressure system coming through the Ohio Valley — wreaked havoc on air travel and other forms of transportation all weekend.
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Late last year, raging wildfires wreaked havoc on southern California, forcing the evacuation of more than 230,000 people while destroying hundreds of homes and torching more than 80,000 acres of land in its path.
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The case is the latest in a years-long public reckoning over the prescription painkillers that have wreaked havoc in the US, getting millions hooked, killing hundreds of thousands, and leaving vulnerable communities devastated.
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Five years after the devastating Ebola virus killed more than 11,000 people and wreaked economic havoc in West Africa, the world is grappling with the threat of another deadly epidemic with the novel coronavirus.
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Other islands still cleaning up from Irma's direct hit that could be strongly affected by Jose are the islands of St. Martin and Saint Barthelemy where high winds and waves wreaked havoc and destruction.
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The story — a deep dive into the life of a mysterious man named John and the havoc he wreaked on one California family — is a serial narrative that's being released in six longform installments.
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Although many of the fires that wreaked havoc in the state were subsequently found to have been caused by failures in its badly regulated electricity grid, two turned out to have been lit intentionally.
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Facilities belonging to China Hongqiao Group, the world's top aluminum producer, were damaged by flooding after Typhoon Lekima wreaked havoc in the smelting heartland of Shandong, according to a statement from an affiliate firm.
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On Wednesday, a toddler wreaked havoc on an ITV lunchtime news segment when visiting the studio with her mother and brother to discuss milk allergies, but newsreader Alistair Stewart handled it like a pro.
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Image 2 of 2 LONDON – Britain sweltered through the hottest day of the year Thursday, as an unusual heatwave wreaked havoc on transport and hospitals in a country more known for rain than sunshine.
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The contrast between Trump's words and those of McAuliffe, Virginia's Democratic governor -- who offered a full-throated repudiation of the white supremacists who wreaked havoc in Charlottesville -- exemplified our current lack of presidential leadership.
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The claims are gargantuan: An expert plaintiffs' witness in the nationwide MDL in Cleveland recently estimated that it will cost nearly half a trillion dollars to undo the damage wreaked by the opioids crisis.
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Despite several weeks of dangerous weather conditions and hurricane-force wind gusts as high as 102 miles per hour, the 6003 wildfire season has actually wreaked less havoc compared to the last two years.
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Both opioid abuse and the high price of medication have wreaked hell on Americans and their families, and now two very different bills in Congress that affect drug importation aim to alleviate these crises.
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Cops say they saw his car swerving when they followed him to pull him over ... and when they stopped him, they say he wreaked of booze and showed all the signs of being drunk.
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The first programs of the six-week platform, an exploration of the effect AIDS has had on artists, made clear that the trauma this epidemic wreaked on the dance world is far from over.
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My hope is not for more old-fashioned villains like Joffrey and Ramsay—who, with craftsman-like intensity, wreaked havoc on individual bodies with artisanal care toward exacting the most pain from their victims.
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OpenSSL, in particular, raised concerns among security experts as it's been found to have a number of security vulnerabilities over the years, including the Heartbleed bug, which wreaked havoc on the Internet in 2014.
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COVID-19 has wreaked havoc on the stock market, pushing shares lower in every industry, and caused numerous closures, including professional sports games, the cancellation of the NCAA March Madness basketball tournament and Disneyland.
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It said the human rights organization had twisted the narrative by blaming its soldiers for the havoc wreaked by Boko Haram, whose fighters have been known to burn villages and destroy homes during attacks.
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While Mr. Trump made mention of the terrible toll wreaked by the Nazis on Poland and its once thriving Jewish population, many of his comments were targeted at the onetime invaders from the East.
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The collision came on top of lengthy and extensive delays throughout JFK Airport, brought on by a powerful blizzard that wreaked havoc on the East Coast in the first week of the new year.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Monday, as investors turned their attention to how the oil market was performing after Hurricane Harvey wreaked havoc in the U.S. over the weekend.
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We had one fateful measure in mind: the record-breaking 194 centimeters (6 feet 3 inches) that wreaked havoc on the city in 1966, causing the irreversible exodus of tens of thousands of people.
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In every direction, we could see the tanks (1,000 in total) that contain contaminated water, as well as the sea that had wreaked so much damage on the plant that March day in 2011.
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The attackers wreaked havoc on Sony's systems, not only stealing data, but releasing wiper malware to delete files and configurations so Sony would have to rebuild large portions of its digital infrastructure from scratch.
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The devastation wreaked by Hurricane Maria will force Puerto Rico to move its World Cup basketball qualifying game next month against the United States, according to two people with direct knowledge of the situation.
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The members of Nine Trey "wreaked havoc on New York City, engaging in brazen acts of violence," and "showing reckless indifference to others' safety," US Attorney Geoffrey Berman said in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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Since the start of the Zika outbreak, which wreaked havoc across Brazil's northeast earlier this year, many physicians and would-be visitors have worried the Games could be a catalyst to spread the virus internationally.
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The net wealth of a median white household is 25 times higher than a black one, reflecting the particular havoc wreaked by the housing crunch on black families, who tended to have lower home equity.
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Just last month, a computer virus dubbed GoldenEye or Petya wreaked havoc on firms in more than 60 countries, disrupting work at ports and factories while causing economic losses estimated in the billions of dollars.
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Gregor Clegane, the brother of Sandor Clegane, wreaked havoc throughout the Riverlands and lead his men to take the castle Harrenhal, where the Mountain and his soldiers tortured and executed untold numbers of innocent people.
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When it turned out that McDonald's had either barely stocked the sauce or failed to tell some stores the promotion was even happening, thousands of angry fans protested outside stores and wreaked havoc inside them.
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Sarkozy and Le Pen argue that Parisian elites have become so lost in their bubble of cultural relativism that they are blind to the destruction wreaked upon France's secular, Western identity by immigrants and refugees.
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While XSS is a common web bug, it could have wreaked havoc in this case for Steam users, according to several security researchers and hackers who have found several bugs in Steam in the past.
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Last week, while the Trump administration wreaked more havoc upon the nation, the Federal Communications Commission, currently chaired by Ajit Pai, quietly worked to dismantle existing consumer protections and chip away at net neutrality rules.
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Before the devastating storm wreaked havoc across southeast Texas and parts of Louisiana, top Republican leaders were searching for a strategy to thread the needle on those issues, which regularly cause internal splits and headaches.
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The major wave of ransomware attacks this summer that wreaked havoc in the industrial, healthcare and logistics sectors were enabled in part by vulnerable devices that were not built securely or with patching in mind.
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Not only was Alaska shaken about for 4 or 5 minutes, but a significant tsunami wreaked havoc all the way from the Kodiak islands down to northern California, even felt as far away as Hawaii.
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Rupert Hogg, chief executive of Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong's flag-carrier airline, has resigned amid ongoing protests in the city that have wreaked havoc on the airline's scheduled flights as well as its stock price.
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I loved the extra time to work and the way it let me communicate with East Coast colleagues right at the start of their day, but it wreaked havoc on my evenings and sleep schedule.
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Dorian hit the Bahamas on Sunday as a Category 5 storm, with sustained winds of up to 185 mph and gusts of 225 mph, and wreaked havoc for two days, killing at least 20 people.
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The more the drug war's power brokers—including the Mexican government, the American government, and more traditional cartels like Sinaloa—tried to put Forty and the Zetas out of business, the more havoc they wreaked.
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Worst of all, Irma is threatening carnage worse than Harvey, having already wreaked havoc in the Caribbean as it barrels toward the mainland U.S., where both Florida and South Carolina have declared states of emergency.
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"During my trip to the southern border, it was clear that ICE, and its actions of hunting down and tearing apart families, has wreaked havoc on far too many people," Pocan said in a statement.
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And even if you loathe Palhares for the remorse-free havoc he wreaked on Mike Pierce, Tomasz Drwal, and others, you have to feel for someone who can't stop himself from career-threatening self-sabotage.
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And those forced back home, once they experience how dire the situation is there — and how much their mass arrival has wreaked havoc — will almost certainly risk their lives to return to the United States.
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Mira and Sloba, the diminutives of the couple's given names, loosely translate as "peace" and "freedom" — a benevolence belied by the havoc they wreaked when they ruled as Serbia's power couple from 22003 to 21987.
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But those, like me, who have argued that repealing Glass-Steagall did not cause the 2008 financial crisis have always stubbed their toe on Citigroup because it wreaked so much havoc before its enormous bailout.
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Had Hurricane Irma not wreaked havoc on the west coast of Florida, forcing the Tampa Bay Rays to find a new home for their regular-season series against the Yankees, things would have been different.
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London's banking sector has been the third-biggest decliner this week, behind auto parts and travel and leisure stocks, as the epidemic wreaked havoc on supply chains and forced some European companies to evacuate offices.
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Cartel dramas like Narcos are fairy tales for a nation in decline, flattening diverse and complicated countries for the benefit of a nation that refuses to acknowledge the havoc it has wreaked on the world.
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While the stated goal was to crack down on illegal funds and move India towards a more digital future, the move wreaked havoc in the cash-dependent economy and brought several sectors to a halt.
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The Syrian civil war has wreaked havoc on the Middle East since 2011, with millions of Syrians fleeing the country and trying to survive in refugee camps while their hometowns have been reduced to rubble.
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Attorneys general and proponents of Obamacare have said the threats to withhold the payments have already wreaked havoc in the marketplaces and are part of the reason some healthcare consumers have seen double-digit rate increases.
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In the petition, filed by the Real Estate Board of New York, New York Association of Realtors and a dozen New York brokerage firms, lawyers argued that the guidance wreaked "havoc and confusion" on the industry.
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Amid the havoc wreaked by three trades he made last week, involving seven other teams and 23 players, Gersson Rosas of the Minnesota Timberwolves missed one of the most important news bulletins of his professional life.
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That goes to explain why in the public eye the modest benefits of cheap energy enjoyed by all get overshadowed by the havoc the oil slump wreaked in the energy sector and the nation's oil patches.
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A new post-storm analysis of Hurricane Michael — which wreaked havoc on the Florida panhandle last October — has reclassified the weather event to Category 5, the top of the scale, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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Nine days after the storm wreaked havoc along the coast, the 42-year-old country crooner's mother LeClaire returned with friends to salvage what she could from her home in the hard-hit Mexico Beach area.
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Before the Category 4 storm wreaked havoc through Puerto Rico, the seven-time Grammy winners traveled to San Juan, incorporating the Caribbean island's colorful culture and vibrant setting into the music video for their new single.
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It is hard to imagine how last weekend's Unite the Right rally in DC, the nervously awaited second coming of the white nationalist group that wreaked havoc in Charlottesville last year, could have been less successful.
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After independence Ghana went through a cycle of military and civilian leaders, that wreaked havoc on its economy, and only finally transitioned away from military rule in 1992 by electing Jerry Rawlings, the former military leader.
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During the 2016 US presidential election, Russian hackers not only threatened election networks and voting systems, but wreaked havoc by targeting campaigns and political parties, particularly the Democratic National Committee, and leaking troves of sensitive data.
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The company said it estimates a "negative impact of approximately $15 million to $20 million from the recent natural disasters," referring to hurricanes that wreaked havoc in popular tourist and business travel destinations in recent months.
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Heavy snowfall has wreaked havoc in central and eastern China since Tuesday, killing 10 people and disrupting the lives of more than half a million people in five provinces, according to the official Xinhua news agency.
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They saw it as a good opportunity to help rebut the 2016 election narrative that the border was a lawless, out-of-control sieve through which illegal immigrants flooded north and wreaked violence upon unsuspecting Americans.
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Puerto Rico has been enmeshed in a recession for a decade, and the attendant revenue decline has wreaked havoc with its budgets, a fact that a series of governors have done their best to paper over.
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Now factor in a slew of infrastructure-related mishaps across the nation, most recently, Seattle, where a power outage due to equipment failure trapped people in elevators, wreaked havoc on traffic lights and darkened government buildings.
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In March, an armed group known as Los Viagras — apparently named for the way their leader's heavily moussed hair stands up — wreaked havoc by burning dozens of vehicles and effectively shutting down the state's main highway.
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Central banks around the world, including the Fed, Bank of England and Norges Bank have cut their key interest rates in an attempt to offset some of the economic damage being wreaked by the coronavirus pandemic.
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The carnage that Devin P. Kelley wreaked in what became the worst mass shooting in Texas history left 25 people dead, including a pregnant woman whose fetus was declared fatality No. 26, and 20 others injured.
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Local meteorologists are speculating that the heavy rain and flooding has already surpassed last year's record breaking "Memorial Day Flood" that wreaked havoc across Central Texas, killing 27 and leveling entire neighborhoods along the Blanco River.
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Still, Harvey — a sluggish rainmaking behemoth that has already dumped as much as three feet of rain in some places — is unpredictable, and much of the worst damage might be wreaked over the next few days.
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The authorities in the New York City area seemed particularly keen to avoid a repeat of an early winter storm last year that wreaked havoc on the region and paralyzed the city during the evening commute.
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The doorstep strategy was drafted after Hurricane Sandy in 2100, which had weakened when it made landfall in New Jersey but drove a massive storm surge that wreaked havoc on both New Jersey and New York.
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At the time, Microsoft had patched the vulnerability leveraged in WannaCry, but systems worldwide had not yet been updated and hackers wreaked havoc at a number of private and public organizations, including Britain's national health system.
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The coronavirus has wreaked havoc on statehouses across the United States, derailing policy agendas, forcing legislators to set aside plans for spending on education, road construction and opioid addiction, and draining state coffers with startling speed.
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The coronavirus has wreaked havoc on statehouses across the United States, derailing policy agendas, forcing legislators to set aside plans for spending on education, road construction and opioid addiction, and draining state coffers with startling speed.
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Ahead of his six-day long visit, Francis has spoken out against the crime and corruption that has wreaked havoc on the nation, and has scheduled visits to several of the roughest regions of the country.
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Saudi Arabia facing 'perfect storm' More than a year of low and lower crude prices have wreaked havoc on the kingdom's budget, and the deficit is currently projected at close to 13% of GDP in 2016.
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A year and a half after North Korea and Russia each tinkered with a stolen US hacker tool and wreaked global havoc, the world's governments are at an impasse about how to stop it from happening again.
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As the WannaCry ransomware epidemic wreaked havoc across the globe over the past three days, cybersecurity researchers and victims alike have asked themselves what cybercriminal group would paralyze so many critical systems for such relatively small profit?
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Security researchers said Wednesday that at least 2,000 home and small business routers in up to 54 countries are infected with a new breed of malware called VPNFilter, a prior version of which wreaked havoc across Ukraine.
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Junked cars blown across highway A tornado wreaked heavy damage Tuesday night in eastern Missouri, where one person was killed as the twister blew as many as 20 vehicles from a junkyard onto Interstate 5003, authorities said.
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Back in May, Taste of Country reported Paisley organized the "2nd Responders" benefit show in California to celebrate first responders who were on the front lines battling the dangerous wildfires and mudslides that wreaked havoc in 2017.
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The company has wreaked havoc on our politics and media and has been an outright poisonous presence in some countries, such as Myanmar, where it has been credibly accused of contributing to a campaign of ethnic cleansing.
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Now, more than a week after Tropical Storm Harvey wreaked havoc on the region, some West Houston residents with homes near the dams blame the US Army Corps — and not the storm itself — for the catastrophic flooding.
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Egyptian quarantine authorities' refusal to permit wheat infected with even trace amounts of ergot - which can lead to hallucinations in large quantities but is considered harmless at minor levels - wreaked havoc in the market for six months.
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"Today's actions have removed from our streets enough fentanyl to kill more than 250,000 people and massive amounts of other drugs that would have wreaked havoc and misery on our good citizens," Stuart said in a statement.
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Deadly storm Matthew, the deadly storm that has wreaked havoc from the Caribbean to the Carolinas, has moved away from the East Coast but the storm will continue to take a toll on the southeastern United States.
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On a painfully hot day in May 2015, I donned a long black gown and stood for hours in a field of uncomfortably wet grass while sun burned my cheeks and humidity wreaked havoc with my hair.
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A couple of weeks ago I watched Theresa May here losing her voice, have that terrible coughing fit during her speech at the Conservative Party conference, and of course she wreaked a whirlwind really in the coverage.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Shares of three major bond insurance firms with exposure to Puerto Rico fell on Monday after a "60 Minutes" episode aired on Sunday highlighted the extensive damage wreaked on the island by Hurricane Maria.
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Should Abbie have been written out of Sleepy Hollow via some other means, so that fans could imagine her off somewhere else, living her life, even if such a scenario would've wreaked havoc on the show's mythology?
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The winner was AgriPredict, an app already operating in Zambia that that can help farmers identify diseases and pests - including the voracious fall armyworm, which eats crops and has wreaked havoc in much of sub-Saharan Africa.
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A sluggish economy and falling shipment volumes ate into Union Pacific's third quarter earningsPresident Donald Trump's trade war has wreaked havoc on railroads for months, and the latest victims are 200 employees of the US' largest railroad.
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Most importantly for voters, Duque swore to adjust the 2016 peace accord between the Colombian government led by President Santos and the FARC, a terrorist organization that wreaked havoc on the country and its people for decades.
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Chile's currency has tumbled about 3.3813% in nearly a month as the South American country reels from protests over inequality and social injustice that has wreaked billions of dollars of damage to public infrastructure and private businesses.
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"As alleged in the indictment, this gang, which included platinum-selling rap artist Tekashi 6ix 9ine, wreaked havoc on New York City, engaging in brazen acts of violence," said U.S. Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman in a statement.
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The swollen Mississippi and rivers that feed into it wreaked havoc in Missouri and Illinois after heavy rains and severe storms in late December brought flooding across several central U.S. states, leaving at least 33 people dead.
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Britain believes "quite strongly" that North Korea was behind the "WannaCry" cyberattack in May that wreaked havoc on the National Health Service's computer systems and spread to more than 150 countries, a senior official said on Friday.
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The virus has wreaked havoc on the tourism and education sectors, both big money spinners for Australia, with the Treasury department estimating that the epidemic will cut 0.5 percentage points off economic growth in the first quarter.
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The group pushing for expansion had planned to switch to a new version of the Bitcoin software next week, which would have created a split in the network and most likely wreaked havoc on the virtual currency.
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In Eastern Pennsylvania, the flies have already wreaked havoc in vineyards like those at the Manatawny Creek Winery in Berks County, where lanternflies have been gnawing away at the farm's 10 acres of grapevines for two years.
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A deluge of rain in recent burn areas of Southern California caused mudslides, destroyed homes and wreaked havoc on communities from Santa Barbara to Los Angeles counties, leaving at least 15 people dead as of Wednesday morning.
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In a September 17 class action lawsuit, first announced in July, FedEx shareholders allege that the company's executives didn't disclose the full damage wreaked by the 2017 NotPetya cyberattacks and its destabilizing affects on a European acquisition.
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The 9/11 jihadists wreaked havoc in America, but some of them spent a lot of time moving around Europe beforehand and a number of the victims on that fateful day were European (and other foreign) nationals.
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The initiative is close to Branson's heart, not least because of the links climate change is said to have had to the 2017 hurricanes that wreaked havoc on the British Virgin Islands, including Branson's own Necker Island.
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The botched effort resulted in U.S. officials turning over $100,000 to a Russian intermediary last year in hopes for recovering cyber weapons stolen from the NSA, the loss of which has wreaked havoc on the spy agency.
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While the housing crisis is just starting to hit individual tenants, it has already wreaked havoc on organizations responsible for housing homeless people and providing support services to veterans, people with disabilities and victims of domestic abuse.
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Speaking at a news conference that mainly centered on hurricane devastation wreaked in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands last year, Pelosi said she was seeking more details on the results of the U.S.-Mexico negotiations.
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Torrential rains, flooding, and the threat of poisonous snakes have wreaked havoc on the Carolinas over the weekend, leaving hundreds of thousands of people without electricity and at least 17 dead, according to the New York Times.
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Many had a hard time accepting the "mad queen" turn in the character of Daenarys Targaryen as she wreaked vengeance on innocent men, women and children, and they stewed over the quick death of her antagonist, Cersei Lannister.
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Hurricane Maria killed more than 4,600 people in Puerto Rico during and after the storm wreaked havoc on the island last September, making the official death toll 70 times more than reported, a Harvard study published Tuesday claimed.
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The home improvement giant Home Depot sold millions worth of plywood to board up windows and generators to keep homes powered through blackouts as a massive hurricane season wreaked havoc on the Gulf Coast and throughout the Caribbean.
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NEW YORK, June 2 (Reuters) - Falling yields and larger deals have wreaked vast changes on the structure of unitranche loans and put intense pressure on joint ventures set up by lenders to win business in that niche market.
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The first, hastily drafted executive order on January 27th 2017 wreaked havoc as travellers flying to America from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen—green-card holders and foreigners with visas—were turned away upon arrival.
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Power was restored to sections of Manhattan hit by a blackout which had left more than 70,000 Con Edison customers and much of Times Square in the dark and wreaked havoc on the subway system for hours Saturday.
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"No power, no water, no transport, roads were closed, many streets broken, houses destroyed and people crying," is how María Meléndez, the mayor of Ponce, the biggest city in southern Puerto Rico, recalls the devastation her namesake wreaked.
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Caroline Kennedy was only 3 years old and she and her brother were the youngest children to live in the White House since Theodore Roosevelt's large brood famously wreaked havoc there at the turn of the 20th century.
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"Whether it's disruptions to the food supply or forced migration from sea level rise or destruction wreaked by more powerful storms, climate change will likely exacerbate conflict and humanitarian crises around the world," Menendez said in a statement.
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Consider that, nearly one year after Hurricane Irma wreaked havoc in Florida, none of the more than 1,000 nursing homes and assisted living facilities in South Florida are on Florida Power & Light's highest priority list for power restoration.
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Military branches are laying the groundwork to respond to Hurricane Irma, deploying ships, personnel and equipment to Florida and United States territories in the Caribbean to respond to a storm that has already wreaked devastation on several islands.
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"These monthly gyrations have also wreaked havoc with the year‐over‐year advances, which have swung from as high as 2.9 percent in December to 2.5 percent in May, the lowest reading in over a year," Stanley said.
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GUWAHATI, India/KATHMANDU, Nepal (Reuters) - Floods have forced more than four million people from their homes across India, Nepal and Bangladesh and killed more than 100 people as torrential rains in the initial days of monsoons wreaked havoc.
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Trump has already wreaked havoc on U.S. refugee programs, signing a controversial executive order during his first week in office that temporarily halted resettlement of all refugees and sought to limit the total number of admissions to 50,000.
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The rapid decline in prices has wreaked havoc in other areas of the financial markets, as investors have been forced to sell other other assets such as Treasuries or equities indiscriminately to cover losses in their energy positions.
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But along the way, their theories and findings wreaked havoc on the family of an innocent man named Sunil Tripathi, whom redditors accused of being involved with the bombing (and who would later be found dead of suicide).
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FEMA is also following a revised play book in the aftermath of catastrophic damage and loss of life wreaked by Hurricane Maria last year in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, according to FEMA chief Brock Long.
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The president's Easter target for reopening came after some of his advisers expressed concern about the devastating effects on the economy wreaked by the widespread closures and urged him to consider making changes to the social distancing measures.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's economy expanded by more than expected last quarter, easing the risk of a recession even as raging bushfires and the coronavirus crisis wreaked havoc with tourism and travel at the start of the new year.
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You've probably seen it crop up occasionally in Excel if you ever make a formatting error, and it's already wreaked havoc on the life of one Christopher Null, who has to live with the word as his surname.
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SHANGHAI, Jan 22 (Reuters) - The emergence of a new virus in central China has brought back painful memories of another virulent respiratory disease that wreaked worldwide havoc and left the country's health authorities struggling to rebuild public trust.
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The Category 5 hurricane Irma left a trail of death, destruction and chaos across Caribbean islands from Cuba to Antigua and Saint Barthelemy to St. Martin before striking the U.S. state of Florida where it also wreaked havoc.
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If that was not enough to startle sports fans, in recent weeks a rash of withdrawals and substitutions from major competitions has wreaked havoc on Russian sports, throwing into question the lineups for volleyball and even curling teams.
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The release of the communications — both emails and instant messages — is the latest embarrassing episode for Boeing in a crisis that has cost the company billions of dollars and wreaked havoc on the aviation industry across the globe.
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FRANKFURT/MOSCOW/KIEV, June 28 (Reuters) - A cyber attack wreaked havoc around the globe on Wednesday, crippling thousands of computers, disrupting operations at ports from Mumbai to Los Angeles and halting production at a chocolate factory in Australia.
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With a month's hindsight, it's clear that the WannaCry attack was not a particularly innovative network exploit, known as a "worm," and it did not approach the kind of damage past cyber attacks have wreaked on computer networks.
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But using his signature 3-4 alignment, the Broncos wreaked havoc with Miller and DeMarcus Ware rushing from the outside as the team's dominant secondary took away any options for quarterbacks hoping to get rid of the ball quickly.
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The hacking group known as the Syrian Electronic Army has wreaked havoc online for years, defacing a seemingly endless series of media websites and Twitter accounts, as well as targeting Syrian dissidents and activists both in Syria and abroad.
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Internet users showed similar disdain for the censors on the anniversary on December 26th of the birth of Mao Zedong ("He wreaked greater destruction on human civilisation than any other villain," one businessman told his more than 106,000 followers).
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Public support for Sou and the New Macau Association has surged since last August, following the devastation wreaked by typhoon Hato, which killed at least nine people and left many residents infuriated by the government's handling of the disaster.
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Reality Check: African-Americans lost half their wealth in Great Recession By Tami Luhby, CNNMoney In decrying the havoc that Wall Street wreaked on America, Bernie Sanders said that the African-American and Latino communities were hit especially hard.
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Public support for Sou and the New Macau Association has surged since last August, following the devastation wreaked by typhoon Hato, which killed at least nine people and left many residents infuriated at the government's handling of the disaster.
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Striking photos show the devastation wreaked by record-breaking fires in the Amazon rainforestHere's what you can do to help the burning Amazon rainforestAmazon fires created a smoke eclipse in the skies above Brazil's largest city, 2,000 miles away
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While the 150bn guarantee scheme will do nothing to address the Italian banks' capital problems, it has been seen as a stabilising tool after the announcement of Britain's vote to leave European Union last Friday wreaked havoc on markets.
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Read more: Drone attack that wreaked havoc on the United Kingdom's 2nd-busiest airport could have been an inside job, Gatwick officials sayIn response to that incident, UK airports expanded the exclusion zone to 5 kilometers around the airport.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - A friendly chanting exchange between North Korean cheerleaders and South Korean fans was the only show on offer at the women's slalom on Wednesday as high winds wreaked more havoc on the Alpine skiing schedule.
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Philippe Boutinaud, I learned that in his view the soccer stadium, the Stade de France, was likely the terrorists' principal target because if the suicide bombers had succeeded in getting inside the crowded arena, they would have wreaked havoc.
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The currency had tumbled to a record low of 2775.9 to the dollar last week following a month of anti-government protests that have left more than 20.13 dead and wreaked billions in damages to public and private infrastructure.
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There is just too much torment wreaked upon too many animals and too certain a prospect that this is going to continue and probably increase; it would overwhelm anything we might place on the other side of the ledger.
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The Philippines is battered by about 20 typhoons a year and warnings are routinely issued, but the level of destruction wreaked by tropical storm Tembin on the southern island of Mindanao from late on Friday came as a surprise.
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Paul Krugman After the devastation wreaked by Harvey on Houston — devastation that was right in line with meteorologists' predictions — you might have expected everyone to take heed when the same experts warned about the danger posed by Hurricane Irma.
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London (CNN Business)The emergence of hundreds of coronavirus cases in two major economies outside China has dashed hopes of a speedy recovery from an epidemic that has already wreaked havoc on global supply chains and hit company profits.
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Michael Bennet (D-CO) sent a letter to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg in which he called out Facebook for its "inadequate" efforts so far to stop manipulated media campaigns that have wreaked havoc on democratic processes around the world.
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But the alternative is even more frightening when one considers both that country's violent eruptions in the past and the potential havoc that would be wreaked across a wide swathe of Africa should the DRC experience a new upheaval.
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German reinsurer Munich Re, in its annual natural catastrophe review, also said last year's total losses, including those not insured, were $330 billion, the second-worst in history after 2011 when an earthquake and tsunami wreaked havoc in Japan.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. government weather forecaster said on Thursday that La Niña conditions had disappeared and projected the possibility of El Niño developing later this year, returning after the weather phenomenon wreaked havoc on global crops last year.
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And this weekend was no different for a pizzeria in Palm Coast, Florida, where a band of picky-eating hoodlums wreaked havoc after being served what one of them alleged were unsatisfactory garlic knots, according to local news outlet Flaglerlive.com.
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But after he learned the woman had blocked the transfer, a financial tussle broke out as Meehan spent the cash she'd already given him — $30,000 — cut her off from her family and wreaked havoc on her life with threats and demands.
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Using just a few issues, like illegal immigration, the toll wreaked on industrial communities by free trade and by playing into a wider sense of national decline with his "Make America Great Again" message, Trump made himself an unstoppable political force.
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"Even small pieces of spatter can kill" — Hawaii County spokeswoman Janet Snyder Lava oozing out of the 22 fissures that opened since Kilauea volcano began erupting more than two weeks ago on the Big Island has wreaked havoc in surrounding neighborhoods.
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The daughter of a mental health patient who died on Tuesday in the back of a sheriff's van as Hurricane Florence wreaked havoc on South Carolina says she feels "betrayed" by the deputies who managed to escape the rising floodwaters.
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The cancellations wreaked so much havoc at theater box offices that the league, a trade association representing producers and theater owners, delayed releasing the grosses by 25 hours so the industry could account for storm-related ticket exchanges and refunds.
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According to the Times, Iranian officials said that it would breach the limits on its stockpiles of low-enriched uranium unless European countries agreed to help the nation reduce the impact of U.S. sanctions that have wreaked havoc on its economy.
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In a story as old as time, advances in technology have removed some of the justifiable value of these specific products; from the cotton gin to the iPod, streamlined mechanical factors have consistently wreaked havoc on out-of-date manufacturing.
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There's a high-level purpose: this kind of long-term monitoring lets scientists know how animals coping with the changes humans have wreaked on the landscape — and the longer a dataset you have, the better you can track those changes.
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A controlled way to both assist and view wild animals — not just moose, but elk, tundra wolves and bears — is the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, created in response to the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill that wreaked havoc on coastal wildlife.
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The German reinsurer Munich Re, in its annual natural catastrophe review, also said that last year's total losses, including those not insured, were $330 billion, the second-worst in history after 2011 when an earthquake and tsunami wreaked havoc in Japan.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Before arriving at the East Coast of the United States on Tuesday, September 3, Hurricane Dorian wreaked its havoc on the Bahamas for an entire week, causing 30 deaths and significant damages to property.
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Gerard Manley Hopkins didn't live to see the havoc wreaked by the chemicals that poison us now, but he knew something about the vulnerability of the natural world: What would the world be, once bereft Of wet and of wildness?
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The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania will soon begin offering a new course about the coronavirus — the disease that's infected nearly 128,000 people worldwide — and other black-swan events that have wreaked havoc on markets, businesses and economies globally.
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If Mr. Khan and the powerful military are indeed on the same page as far as India is concerned, Pakistan may finally be freed of the omnipresent civil-military divide that has wreaked havoc on the hopes of previous elected governments.
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" During World War II, Aung San's Burmese Independence Army wreaked havoc on the Karens for their loyalty to the British, and even after his assassination in 1947, the same soldiers marched into Rangoon reportedly chanting, "We want to eat Karen flesh.
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Even as the storm moved north, setting off weather alerts for parts of France, tens of thousands of people across Spain were still recovering on Thursday from driving rains and pounding waves that wreaked havoc in coastal towns and villages.
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The coronavirus, which has killed more than 2,200 in mainland China, has wreaked havoc on the global automotive supply chain, stalling production at plants in China and leaving automakers scrambling to source the roughly 30,000 parts needed for each car.
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The line of snow and icy rain, which has already wreaked havoc in Missouri, has prompted the weather service to issue winter weather advisories from Kansas to southern New England and winter storm warnings from parts of Missouri to Indiana.
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" Steve Black, the investment bank co-head in 250, says JPMorgan's tiny portfolio of collateralized debt obligations — the mortgage bonds that wreaked global havoc in 211 — was key: "Our goal [generally] was to be [ranked] top three in everything we did.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Fijian imposed a nation-wide curfew on Thursday as officials examined damage from a category three cyclone that passed to the south of the South Pacific island nation overnight, two months after a more powerful cyclone wreaked havoc.
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US trade policy has wreaked "devastation [on] millions of working class people and their communities from the flood of imports of manufactured goods in the last decade," Dean Baker, the co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research, writes.
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The gravity of the damage Jindal wreaked on the health sector became clear when I met the medical director for central Louisiana, Dr. David Holcombe, who looks after public health for Concordia and some of the state's other least healthy parishes.
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BEIJING/CHICAGO (Reuters) - China dropped its anti-dumping probe into imports of U.S. sorghum on Friday, beating a hasty retreat from a dispute that wreaked havoc across the global grain market and raised concerns about rising costs and financial damage at home.
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Khashoggi, a veteran journalist, was well-connected in Saudi ruling circles but had increasingly been critical of Prince Mohammed and his violations of human rights, both within Saudi Arabia and in Yemen, where a Saudi military campaign has wreaked havoc on civilians.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - The vast steel sectors of China, Japan and South Korea are bracing for surging coking coal prices after Cyclone Debbie wreaked havoc across the main mining areas of top producer Australia, but their worst fears may not be realized.
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A combination of many factors, experts said on Friday, set the stage for Irma's formation and helped the storm achieve its full thermodynamic potential, creating the monster tropical cyclone that wreaked havoc on the eastern Caribbean and may inflict widespread damage on Florida.
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Yet although al-Qaeda launched bloody attacks in Madrid in 2004 and London in 2005, and the Islamic State wreaked havoc in Paris in 2015 and Sri Lanka earlier this year, the last 18 years have seen far fewer attacks than anticipated.
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The previous shutdown, when Congress couldn't resolve whether to defund the Affordable Care Act in 2013, wreaked workplace havoc on the NSA, many of whose workers were told to go home and wait to be called to work at an indefinite future date.
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It fired drastically fewer rounds in a minute than the M-249 light machinegun I also carried during my time in the Army, and wreaked substantially less havoc than the Mk-19 grenade launcher that was mounted on top of my squad's Humvee.
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Set to a discordant remixed version of Simon and Garfunkel's "The Sound of Silence" and featuring a CGI rendering by Hiba Ali of the Kalashnikov bullet, Gravenor situates the destruction wreaked on her body within the historical context of the bullet's manufacture.
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Expected to become an importer of LNG just a decade ago, the shale gas revolution in the United States that unlocked cheap, abundant supplies has wreaked havoc on global gas markets as LNG meant for the country was redirected around the world.
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The damage wreaked in recent days could well escalate into the billions of dollars, security experts say, particularly now that any criminal, terrorist, or nation state has the ability to tease the tools apart and retrofit them into their own hacking tools.
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Eight stables normally containing nearly 500 horses at the San Luis Rey Downs Training Facility in Bonsall suddenly caught fire Thursday afternoon from the nearby Lilac Fire, driven by heavy Santa Ana winds that have wreaked havoc on Southern California this week.
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Wayne appears to not realize it made the final cut of the album, which is far less ridiculous than it seems when you consider the pace at which he was recording, and the havoc the Empire leaks wreaked on the album plans.
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A few days earlier in October came the announcement that the United States would abandon the Kurds, their (and our) allies in the fight against the Islamic State, which has wreaked carnage on London, Berlin, Paris, Nice, Brussels and several other European cities.
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NAIROBI/JOHANNESBURG/LONDON (Reuters) - As jihadists wreaked ever more havoc in the last two years, mining firms in Burkina Faso rolled out extra security measures, from barracks for government troops protecting them to safe rooms for workers behind barbed wire and mounds.
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And his erratic penchant for revenge has businesses across the country facing a new reality: Bend to the president's whims or face the retribution of an angry tweet, which has already wreaked havoc on the stock prices of a number of U.S. companies.
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It's the worst for all sorts of reasons: zero preparation, zero deliverables, zero understanding of the stakes and the horror it's wreaked on the entire Western alliance, not to mention America's intelligence community, who Donald Trump has now thrown definitively under the bus.
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Read More: Striking photos show the devastation wreaked by record-breaking fires in the Amazon rainforest"We have to keep in mind: Most Brazilians live a long way from the Amazon rainforest, and they are as appalled as everyone else," he said.
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BRASILIA/SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Petrobras shares plunged 21 percent on Monday after Brazil's government offered new fuel subsidies and softened the oil producer's pricing policy in a bid to settle a truckers' strike that has wreaked havoc on Latin America's largest economy.
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Benioff's plan, which he tweeted, includes steps to stop the spread of the coronavirus disease, COVID-19, which has wreaked havoc on the global economy as governments around the world shut down "nonessential" businesses to try to stop the virus from spreading.
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Hurricane Dorian has already wreaked havoc on the Bahamas, and the storm is now slowly but surely making its way up the East Coast, threatening states like North and South Carolina with a foot of rain and winds of more than 100 mph.
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Republicans and Democrats, as well as President Trump, have agreed that the plan is crucial to cushioning the economic blow of the rapidly spreading disease, which has shuttered entire industries, forced workers to stay at home and wreaked havoc in the global markets.
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While some analysts said the gains on Tuesday were just a blip and investors were still in panic mode, others sounded hopeful of more government support to reduce the severity of the virus outbreak, which has wreaked havoc on businesses and supply chains.
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LONDON, March 18 (Reuters) - Italian government bond yields jumped 30-55 basis points across the curve on Wednesday as worries over the coronovirus outbreak wreaked havoc on markets, with the benchmark 10-year yield rising over 60 basis points to just above 3%.
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With as many as one million people expected to attend the spectacle, half of them foreigners, Rio de Janeiro has not turned out to be the Zika hothouse some athletes and visitors feared as the virus wreaked havoc in Brazil earlier this year.
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As with K2, a synthetic form of marijuana that wreaked havoc across the city this summer, producers of fentanyl and its analogues can sometimes avoid prosecution by tweaking the chemical recipe of the drug to work around specific provisions of the law.
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Iran's objective in its steady escalation since May—to compel an end to the Trump administration's grueling economic sanctions that wreaked havoc on its economy—remains as pressing as ever, especially after massive protests rocked major cities around the country in November.
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The damage wreaked in recent days could well escalate into the billions of dollars, security experts say, particularly now that any criminal, terrorist or nation state has the ability to tease the tools apart and retrofit them into their own hacking tools.
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A storm packing heavy snow and high winds that wreaked havoc as it whipped through Colorado, Wyoming and Nebraska marched into the upper Midwest on Wednesday as anxious Thanksgiving travelers buckled up and barreled headlong into a busy, if not perilous, holiday week.
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The collapse killed 19 people and wreaked havoc on the environment, leading mining company Samarco -- a joint venture between Vale and BHP Billiton -- to reach a deal in 2016 with the Brazilian government to pay up to 24 billion reals ($6.2 billion).
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And when we get the kind of information we need from the administration, we will be doing more in Congress to act to help all of these hurricane victims wherever they are because these hurricanes have wreaked havoc on all of our citizens.
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But Mr. Bossert and his deputy, Rob Joyce, who formerly ran the Tailored Access Operations, have argued that it is the perpetrator of the attacks, not the United States government, that must take all of the responsibility for the damage it has wreaked.
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BHUBANESWAR, India, May 6 (Reuters) - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi saw for himself the damage wreaked by a powerful cyclone on Monday, pledging an extra 10 billion rupees ($13 million) to the hardest-hit state of Odisha where hundreds of thousands returned home from shelters.
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The trailer suggests that this Mary Queen of Scots will have the lavish costumes and sets one expects from a period film of this size — and, intriguingly, it will be honest about how Elizabeth's increasingly extreme physical appearance wreaked havoc on her skin and hair.
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On Wednesday, authorities in Serbia announced the arrest of a suspected member of The Dark Overlord, a notorious hacking group that has wreaked havoc across the US and UK, breaching everything from a Netflix-linked production studio to a plastic surgery with celebrity customers.
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This is a place of extremes, where climate change has wreaked havoc across hundreds of thousands of square miles, pushing wildfires from the hills to the beaches, and where lawmakers have pledged to source 275 percent of the state's energy from renewables by 22017.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street's three major indexes staged a comeback to close around 1 percent higher on Wednesday as investors turned their focus to earnings and away from a trade conflict between the United States and China that wreaked havoc in earlier trading.
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The new measure comes roughly a month after Congress passed $15 billion in new emergency aid, but that was before Hurricane Maria wreaked havoc on Puerto Rico and before a deadly wave of wildfires in California amplified an existing problem with wildfires out West.
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For two hours, they took turns: Mr. Robertson's mother, Karen, talked about discovering that Aaron had Marfan syndrome, the disease that had wreaked havoc with his heart even before it caused him to have a stroke, fall into a coma and die at 29.
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One cycle after Russia's interference in the election through hacks and fake posts on social media wreaked havoc, presidential candidates now have to worry about videos doctored by artificial intelligence technologies that can make candidates say things they didn't say or look completely different.
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Almost three months after their ransomware wreaked havoc all over the world—locking doctors out of patient records, preventing employees of telecom giants to work on their company computers, and frustrating thousands of victims—the hackers behind the outbreak have started to cash out.
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The beige PC boxes of the '80s are long gone, now replaced with cases adorned with blinking lights, LCD screens, and exotic shapes—including one now shaped like the ultimate power that once wreaked havoc a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.
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Still, the blaze wreaked a lot of havoc, causing some serious damage to the asphalt and shutting down the stretch of highway for about eight hours, while exploding cans of body spray with names like "Anarchy" and "Black Eclipse" really lived up to their titles.
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"Today, we seek to eviscerate two violent street gangs––2Fly and BMB––that have allegedly wreaked havoc on the streets of the Northern Bronx for years, by committing countless acts of violence against rival gang members and innocents alike," Bharara said in a statement.
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For example, the researchers found that more of the severe and critical cases were in children with suspected — instead of confirmed — coronavirus infection, raising the possibility that other infections wreaked havoc on their bodies, in addition to or possibly even instead of Covid-19.
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At War Before the Central Intelligence Agency, there was the Office of Strategic Services — a clandestine espionage organization of almost 13,000 Americans who, from 1942 to 1945, gathered intelligence for President Roosevelt and wreaked havoc against the Axis powers in every World War II theater.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 2): 83%What critics said: "Cartel dramas like Narcos are fairy tales for a nation in decline, flattening diverse and complicated countries for the benefit of a nation that refuses to acknowledge the havoc it has wreaked on the world.
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That is why the L train shutdown, which VICE has been tracking since April, is a microcosm of a larger issue: when Hurricane Sandy wreaked havoc on the Canarsie Tunnel, it also exposed the fact that the tunnel hadn't been properly maintained in years.
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Don't forget that Davis appeared in 24 games in each of the two seasons before last year — which was too funky to analyze too deeply because of Davis's late January trade demand and the havoc it wreaked on the rest of the Pelicans' season.
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I haven't forgotten that it was just this year, as he was about to enter the race, that Joe Biden finally offered a full apology for the disastrous 1994 crime bill that wreaked havoc on the black community, after having defended the bill for years.
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NEW YORK, April 73 (Reuters) - Wall Street's three major indexes staged a big comeback to close higher on Wednesday as investors turned their focus towards earnings and away from a trade conflict between the United States and China that wreaked havoc early in the session.
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Gleicher, a former prosecutor with the Justice Department, has been given the unenviable task of ridding Facebook of foreign trolls and state-run disinformation campaigns of the sort that wreaked havoc on the 22020 US presidential election — and threaten to do the same in November.
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Last summer — as the wildfires wreaked havoc on my home state, California, and young people like Greta Thunberg so powerfully reminded us that we are the last generation that can prevent an unthinkable global catastrophe — I decided it was time for me to do more.
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TIJUANA, Mexico (Reuters) - The havoc wreaked by Hurricane Matthew has strengthened the resolve of thousands of Haitians stuck on the U.S.-Mexico border to make it to the United States even though new rules mean they will likely be deported to their shattered homeland.
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And did you know that the state of Florida, the governor's office, gave financial incentives for the Colt corporation to come to Kissimmee to manufacture AR-15s, the same one that wreaked such havoc here and that you all are suffering so terribly from.
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And did you know that the state of Florida, the governor's office, gave financial incentives for the Colt corporation to come to Kissimmee to manufacture AR-15s, the same one that wreaked such havoc here at and that you all are suffering so terribly from.
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The millions of liters of waste — a volume roughly equal to the capacity of the Hoover Dam — that gushed out of the Fundão mining dam on November 5 last year left 19 people dead, and wreaked devastation on homes and land in its path.
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Another natural disaster has wreaked havoc in North America as communities are still grappling with the effects of the earthquakes in Mexico, Hurricane Harvey in the Gulf of Texas, and Hurricane Irma in both the Caribbean and the southeastern region of the US earlier this month.
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In another, former National Economic Council chair Gary Cohn stopped Trump from withdrawing from the US-Korea Free Trade Agreement, a policy that would have wreaked havoc on the alliance and American businesses, by stealing the letter that would have ordered withdrawal from his desk (literally).
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"If you go to a shelter for Irma and you have a warrant, we'll gladly escort you to the safe and secure shelter called the Polk County Jail," he joked on Wednesday, as 20173 mph winds from Irma wreaked havoc and took lives in the Caribbean.
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Deadly impacts of empire, according to Mr Immerwahr, range from terrorism in retaliation against the presence of American bases to inadequate responses to disasters in places with second-class citizenship (such as the feeble reaction to the carnage wreaked by Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico in 2017).
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That means all those people in the regions couldn't send texts or use the internet on their phones as the guru's followers wreaked havoc, setting fire to cars, buildings, and railway coaches as well as initiating violent brawls that led to the deaths of 38 people.
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Until that 1996 race, it had already set the record for the least number of cars to finish a race, with six finishers five times, five finishers in 1968 and only four cars finishing in 1966, when Jackie Stewart won after new technical regulations had wreaked havoc.
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If Louisiana succeeds, it could light the way for other conservative states that want marijuana's therapeutic benefits — especially as a relatively non-addictive alternative to the opioids that have wreaked such havoc in communities across the country — but don't want adults getting high just for fun.
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Cathay Pacific's top 2 executives have resigned after protests in Hong Kong wreaked havoc on the airline's flights and stock priceChinese armed police are drilling at a stadium outside Hong Kong in a 'clear warning' to protestersA protester takes us inside the demonstrations in Hong Kong
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The 34-month long hacking scheme wreaked havoc on hospitals, schools, companies and government agencies, including the cities of Atlanta, Georgia, and Newark, New Jersey, causing over $30 million in losses to victims and allowing the alleged hackers to collect over $6 million in ransom payments.
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But in a varyingly sophisticated, spiritual and questionable analysis of the fake news epidemic, the 81-year-old pontiff tried on the cap of contemporary media critic to address an issue that has wreaked havoc and undermined democracies from the United States to Europe and beyond.
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Trump's move, announced at a White House press conference, is part of a broad-based response by the administration to the fallout from the rapidly spreading coronavirus pandemic, which threatens to shut down large swaths of the economy and has wreaked havoc in many countries overseas.
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Economists have warned of the likelihood of global recession, as the disease has disrupted global supply chains, wreaked havoc in sectors such as energy and travel, led major events to be cancelled or postponed, and caused reductions in consumer spending as people have opted to stay home.
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"This gang, which included platinum-selling rap artist Tekashi 6ix9ine, wreaked havoc on New York City, engaging in brazen acts of violence," Geoffrey S. Berman, the United States attorney in Manhattan, said in a statement, referring to Mr. Hernandez by another stage name he has used.
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It was not the wind and the rain on their own that wreaked havoc on Jacksonville, but the storm surge that came on top of a nor'easter that had lingered here over the weekend, filling the St John's River, which bisects the city, to historic levels.
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The beasts, which can weigh up to 20173 kilograms (440 pounds) and can reach up to 2 meters (6.5 feet) in length, have recently run amok in Hong Kong's financial district, roamed among airplanes at Hong Kong International Airport and wreaked havoc in a shopping mall.
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Egyptian agricultural quarantine authorities' refusal to let in a single grain of wheat infected with ergot, a common fungus, has wreaked havoc on the world's largest wheat buyer's tenders for months and is at odds with a more commonly accepted international standard of up to 0.05 percent.
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"Nevertheless, any destruction of the careful restoration and reconstruction work carried out by Iraqi archaeologists such as Tariq Madhloom and his colleagues is to be deplored— as is the terrible loss of life and suffering wreaked upon the people of Mosul and its neighborhood," she continued.
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The havoc initially wreaked by Hurricane Harvey and set to be further exacerbated in the near future by other extreme weather episodes has taken its toll on the oil market with the spread between WTI and Brent prices gapping out to its widest level since May 2015.
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While the aim was to crack down on black money and tax evasion -- which many experts said was misguided, given that most untaxed wealth is not believed to be stored in cash -- the move wreaked havoc in the cash-dependent economy and brought several sectors to a halt.
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I talk about this not to downplay the part capitalism and settler colonialism, specifically, have wreaked havoc on ecosystems, disrupted necessary balances, and killed off glorious, wondrous creatures with all the consideration of swatting a fly, but as a way to hold on to a bit of hope.
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While we've known about the human cost of the Gulf wars, US audiences haven't been sufficiently confronted with the cultural destruction they have wreaked on Iraq — evidenced by the great number of exiled Iraqi artists in the exhibition, whose lives and careers were disrupted by the American invasions.
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But after The Lost World, where a T. rex wreaked havoc on San Diego, Jurassic Park 3, where I presume dinosaurs killed more people, and Jurassic World, which was filled with glorious scenes of park guests being terrorized and eaten, you'd think people might have learned their lesson.
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Over the next two decades, as Mr. Guzmán's infamy grew and he became known simply by his nickname — El Chapo, or Shorty — the American authorities would charge him seven more times in courtrooms in Brooklyn, Chicago, Miami and other cities where his sprawling drug network had wreaked havoc.
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Residents there should get ready to do it again, while those living in normally cold places, like the Arctic and Alaska, should prepare to see their weather flip back to much above average temperatures, along with the havoc wreaked by melting ice and snow at this time of year.
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As markets enter their fourth trading week of 2016, the havoc wreaked by oil prices are still being felt across a whole range of assets and markets, with European stocks coming under renewed pressure Monday after Iraq announced its oil output had reached a record high in December.
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"When we get the information we need from the administration, we will be doing more in Congress to act on all of these hurricane victims wherever they are, because these hurricanes have really wreaked havoc on many of our fellow citizens," Ryan told reporters at a news conference.
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Barry's frequent attempts to change the past — and now the future — have wreaked havoc in the lives of his loved ones, and the latest victim of his hubris is his girlfriend, Iris West (Candice Patton), who is supposedly destined to die at Savitar's hands in a matter of weeks.
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Victoria's Secret reportedly continued to work with a modeling agency after it was accused of supplying underage girls to Jeffrey EpsteinInvestigators are reportedly probing close Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell's mysterious ocean non-profitEpstein's 'ground zero': How the financier reportedly wreaked havoc on the Royal Palm Beach High School community
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It was a shocking split with the norm, and a flash of the independent streak the country had begun to witness from the first lady -- she was, quite understandably, unwilling to feign the smile and hand-holding endured by political spouses before her when scandal had wreaked havoc.
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The currency has now fallen for four straight sessions, losing more than 5% this week, as the South American country has been racked by almost a month of unrest that has left at least 20 dead and wreaked billions of dollars of damage to public infrastructure and private businesses.
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The stories told on those fund-raising pages convey the breadth of destruction that the new coronavirus has wreaked — grieving families facing costs for funerals that few will be able to attend, food pantries stretched thin, and unemployed artists, bartenders, substitute teachers and manicurists simply trying to survive.
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I can't recall a play that managed to find a tone that offered up yuks and topics as serious as the glories and perils of capitalism, the role of faith in a culture obsessed with money and the havoc wreaked when immense bets are made with other people's money.
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Corn futures were up 20.8 percent following China's move to drop its anti-dumping probe into imports of U.S. sorghum on Friday, beating a hasty retreat from a dispute that wreaked chaos across the global grain market and raised concerns about rising costs and financial damage at home.
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It tells the story of the player character (I'm going to call her Sally, for that was the name my wife and I gave the player character when we played), who opens the game discovering she was possessed by a demon and wreaked untold havoc across New York City.
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At least 2000 tornadoes wreaked havoc on several states from Texas to Alabama and killed eight people, including Jace Creel, 3, and Dilynn Creel, 8, two young brothers who were pronounced dead after a tree fell on their family's car Saturday afternoon in Pollock, Texas, according to NBC News and Reuters.
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While the pair has been looking for a way to work together since the beginning of the decade, things didn't fully come together until they decided to investigate just how much technology has wreaked havoc on our privacy with You, an adaptation of Caroline Kepnes' novel of the same name.
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In the middle of the 2012 campaign, Republican Mitt Romney struggled when his opponents -- first, Newt Gingrich in the Republican primaries and then President Obama in the general election -- hammered away at stories about the ways that Bain Capital wreaked havoc on entire communities when their investments did not go well.
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With Antetokounmpo out, Prunty moved Brogdon and Sterling Brown into Milwaukee's starting lineup, giving the Bucks a three-guard set that wreaked havoc on Phoenix defensively, forcing 23 turnovers and holding Devin Booker to 285 points on 85-of-27 shooting after he'd scored 212 points in his last two games.
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The CDC itself emerged from a World War II program created to suppress malaria in the South, where the illness had wreaked havoc on war preparations, leaving soldiers unfit for duty and taking equipment manufacturing offline To this day, the CDC maintains national maps of the ranges of different mosquito species.
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According to McDonald, the repeated high-profile failures in leadership associated with prominent alumni of Harvard Business School (HBS), along with the school's relentless focus on shareholder value that began in the 1980s with the hiring of Professor Michael Gerson, are two ways the school has wreaked havoc on the economy.
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Recent disease outbreaks such as Ebola, Zika, the MERS and SARS viruses could have all been on U.S. shores much sooner and wreaked much more havoc had our public health personnel not had the training and global perspective to understand other geographies, other people and cultures, and movement within communities.
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Sanctions come at delicate time for Iran The collapse of the rial since Trump announced the US would pull out of the nuclear deal has already wreaked havoc on the average Iranian, and the first wave of sanctions will likely hit the vulnerable economy harder than most are currently anticipating.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (R-Tx.) and the House Freedom Caucus have wreaked havoc on Washington politics for years.
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I never laughed out loud, though, and in the end I found myself more interested in the novel's half-hidden earnest side: its exhibition, with persuasive bitterness, of the damage that can be wreaked by the idea that literature is competition, especially when the idea is institutionalized in a classroom.
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A team of American experts was dispatched to examine the damage, and concluded that one of the same Russian intelligence units that wreaked havoc in Ukraine had made significant inroads into the United States energy grid, according to officials and a homeland security advisory that was not published until December 2016.
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The prolific use of antibiotics in western medicine—most people in the US have taken 20 rounds of antibiotics by age 18, and another ten by age 30—has wreaked havoc on most people's populations of good bacteria like lactobacillus and allowed harmful bacteria like E. coli to thrive, Romm says.
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The speedup was prompted by two derailments in the station during the spring that wreaked havoc on rail service between Boston and Washington, D.C. More than a half million people pass through Penn Station daily on New York City subways and trains run by Amtrak, NJ Transit and the LIRR.
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Emeric Lhuisset's "The Last Water War: Ruins of a Future" (2016) looks both forwards and back: his stark photographs of the ruins of Girsu, in Iraq, gesture towards the chaos wreaked by past resource wars (Girsu was caught up in a drawn-out conflict over water circa 5,000 years ago).
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Image: Karl-Goran Sjogren/University of GothenbergLong before the two deadliest pandemics in history—the Plague of Justinian and the Black Plague—an ancient strain of the bacterium responsible for these scourges, Yersinia pestis, may have already wreaked havoc among Neolithic European communities over 5,000 years ago, according to a controversial new study.
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There were the various forms of Russian interference, the massive data breach, the algorithm tinkering that wreaked havoc with the traffic and business models of various news organizations, the hyperpartisan pages, the fake accounts used for political purposes, the Macedonian teens, and the fomenting of civil unrest, violence, and even ethnic cleansing.
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Repeats item issued earlier, with no change to text) LAUNCESTON, Australia, April 2271 (Reuters) - The vast steel sectors of China, Japan and South Korea are bracing for surging coking coal prices after Cyclone Debbie wreaked havoc across the main mining areas of top producer Australia, but their worst fears may not be realised.
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While that wreaked havoc, it's nothing compared to what we'll see when just about every major piece of our infrastructure is connected to the internet — from self-driving cars that rely on sensors that talk to each other to smart stop lights, railroads and bridges that wirelessly monitor traffic, speeds and structural problems.
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According to the Verge, Guo chose the viruses based on the amount of financial havoc each has wreaked— BlackEnergy, DarkTequila, ILOVEYOU, MyDoom, SoBig, and WannaCry, which was used in a cyberattack in May 2017 that was alleged to have originated in North Korea, and infected more than 200,000 computers in 150 countries.
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This is not a world-class shock: Furthermore, Britain is a nation that borrows in its own currency, not subject to a classic balance-sheet crisis due to currency devaluation – that is, it's not like Argentina, where the fall in the peso wreaked havoc with firms and consumers who had borrowed in dollars.
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In the past year, hurricanes battered communities around the globe, a monster earthquake wreaked havoc in Mexico, the American West erupted in flames and continues to burn, there have been more school shootings, and the Hawaiian volcano Kilauea is pouring lava into the Pacific Ocean, threatening the lives and homes of residents.
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In one passage, the poet expresses a fervent hope that Rome's young new leader will be able to spare Italy the wars that have wreaked havoc on the lives of the farmers whose labor is the subject of the poem; in another, he envisages the erection of a grand temple honoring the ruler.
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It features enough bravura portraits and heroic history paintings to convey an undimmed sense of the glory, guts, and grandeur of empire-building, but if you look at each item and read each label, you can't escape an awareness of the devastation wreaked by imperialism over at least four continents and countless islands.
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Greece and the EU's current migration debacle are two more examples where the U.S. chose to stand aside while Germany wreaked havoc with the destiny of an entire country, compromised the stability of the NATO alliance and endangered peace and prosperity on a continent that lit up the world twice in the last century.
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The havoc wreaked across Central America by gangs like Mara Salvatrucha and Barrio 18; the brutal treatment of migrants by coyotes, police officers and cartels; the physical terror and exhaustion of riding on top of la Bestia — all of this dominated the news in 2014, when more than 68,000 children surrendered themselves at the border.
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After the arrival of the caravan in Mexico City, social media was flooded with complaints about how the government's response to the victims of Hurricane Willa, which wreaked havoc on Nayarit State, was tepid compared to resources granted to migrants — like the massive tents that were set up in a sports complex in the middle of the city.
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The three college-age defendants behind the the Mirai botnet—an online tool that wreaked destruction across the internet in the fall of 2016 with powerful distributed denial of service attacks—will stand in an Alaska courtroom Tuesday and ask for a novel ruling from a federal judge: They hope to be sentenced to work for the FBI.
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The sailors' scrape was truly a case where timing was everything; they went astray only days before the long-anticipated "implementation day" for the nuclear deal, when United Nations certification that Iran has completed its obligations under the agreement will expunge many of the international sanctions that have wreaked havoc on Iran's economy for the past five years.
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Hurricane Irma, at one point the most powerful hurricane ever recorded in the open Atlantic, wreaked havoc in parts of the Caribbean — Antigua and Barbuda, Anguilla and St. Martin, the U.S. and British Virgin Islands, Turks and Caicos, the Bahamas and parts of Cuba — leaving more than three dozen people dead and turning vacation island paradises into devastated landscapes.
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Read more: Striking photos show the devastation wreaked by record-breaking fires in the Amazon rainforestWhile there are plenty of genuine images of the fires that have devastated the Amazon in recent weeks, the mix-ups have given conspiracy theorists an opening to accuse influential people like Macron and DiCaprio of trying to spread panic using fake pictures.
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The political chaos wreaked by Trump in the US and by Brexit in the UK are beyond his artistic responsibility, of course; rather, Landy's hundreds of tiny sign holders — like pinpricks to the conscience — are reminders that the degradation of democratic norms now enveloping us proceeds from a failure of collective responsibility, the consequence of letting down our guard.
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"Ives scores some fine touches in her satire," Caleb Crain writes in his review, but "in the end I found myself more interested in the novel's half-hidden earnest side: its exhibition, with persuasive bitterness, of the damage that can be wreaked by the idea that literature is competition, especially when the idea is institutionalized in a classroom."
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But sadly, for the Haitian people, the initial damage wreaked by environmental disaster has traditionally become a prelude to the disappointment of promises of international aid and relief, especially those sponsored by the U.S. The Category 4 hurricane touched down on Haiti's southern shore on Tuesday, leaving hundreds dead in its wake and decimating the country's already fragile communications infrastructure.
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Still, Pruitt's overall silence on how he would approach a difficult issue that has wreaked havoc in his state is noteworthy because the EPA, as it notes on its website, "regulates the construction, operation, permitting, and closure of injection wells used to place fluids underground for storage or disposal" as part of its role in preventing contamination of drinking water.
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What emerged from this taut dynamic was one of the most violent, gripping, thrilling cat-and-mouse games depicted on TV. Wagner Moura portrayed Escobar with such nuance that, by the season's end, you were sad to see him go — despite the knowledge of the awesome havoc he wreaked on the people of Colombia by plunging them into a drug war.
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Through that unlikely alliance, prosecutors say they notched an unexpected victory in a war on heroin that's wreaked havoc on Ohio: the first federal carfentanil trafficking indictment ever in the US. Carfentanil comes to town Of the 3,000 Ohioans who fatally overdosed in 2015, more than a third died because of heroin, according to a report from Ohio health officials.
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Aside from all the havoc Trump's administration wreaked on our bodies and beyond, it was the year that saw designers playing musical chairs at the biggest fashion brands, a mass exodus on New York Fashion's calendar in favor of Paris, and the sad, sad state of print journalism (though, the price of highly-sought after magazines is on the up and up!).
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Because when you harbor secrets, it eats you up inside, and that's part of the reason that not only is she finally trusting Toby enough to say something like this, but trusting herself — some people might have, God forbid, committed suicide or felt so much guilt that they could have wreaked havoc on many people's lives, not just their own.
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The explosion drew widespread attention from inside the chamber and out -- and surfaced once again the long-simmering tension between House Republican leadership and the conservative bloc of lawmakers that has, at times, wreaked havoc on Ryan and his leadership team's best-laid plans on topics ranging from government spending and health care to the farm bill and -- repeatedly -- immigration.
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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 forced employees of his reality show to work in the immediate aftermath of Superstorm Sandy, which wreaked havoc on the New York area in 2012.
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RIC=CNTRD%250DECI trade balance data * China Jan-Feb exports seen -14.0%, imports -15.0% * Data due Saturday, March 7 BEIJING, March 5 (Reuters) - China's exports and imports likely tumbled in the first two months of the year, a Reuters poll showed, as the health crisis triggered by the coronavirus epidemic disrupted businesses and production and wreaked havoc along global supply chains.
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"The only way to do that is to squeeze the revenue streams that generate hard cash for Kim and his government," said Jim Lewis, a former State Department official and cybersecurity expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, referring to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. --The unprecedented WannaCry attack wreaked havoc in June, spreading to more than 300,21625 computers in more than 2900 countries.
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While the AIDS crisis wreaked havoc on the lives of gay men throughout the 1980s and 90s, Staley was on the front lines of the battle for political recognition and resources as an early member of the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power (ACT UP) and founder of the Treatment Action Group (TAG), two of the most influential activist groups in the history of queer politics.
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While the AIDS crisis wreaked havoc on the lives of gay men throughout the 1980s and 90s, Staley was on the front lines of the battle for political recognition and resources as an early member of the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power (ACT UP) and founder of the Treatment Action Group (TAG), two of the most influential activist groups in the history of queer politics.
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He links the men's wrongful imprisonment to a litany of ongoing institutional failures in the city, among them neglecting to apprehend a serial killer who, undetected for years, hid 11 women's bodies at his home in an impoverished East Side neighborhood; the devastation wreaked over the last decade by subprime lenders; and a sweeping corruption racket in the government of Cuyahoga County, which includes Cleveland.
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Republicans who have been counting on a roaring economy to power 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 and GOP congressional candidates on Election Day are growing nervous because of the economic havoc wreaked by the coronavirus.
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Read more:A puppy survived for 3 weeks on rain water after being trapped under the wreckage of Hurricane DorianA deer smashed through the window of a New York beauty salon and wreaked havoc before running out with a hair straightener caught on its antlerTens of thousands of goats are destroying an entire Greek islandEmotional portraits of rescued farm animals show what they look like when they're allowed to grow old
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"My heart is heavy today after learning that my long time client Nick Gordon died ... while I cannot speak to the specific circumstances of his death, I can say that it's been truly heartbreaking to have witnessed first hand the total devastation that drug addiction has wreaked upon a group of young friends, all of whom were loved and had immense potential," Habachy said in a statement Wednesday.
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