" Breaking from Ukrainian into English, he added: "War is bullshit.
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But Kelly demurred on breaking from Trump on other immigration policies.
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Facebook is breaking from that pattern as questions about Russia heat up.
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On Brexit at least, Trump was not completely breaking from presidential norm.
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Finland fought its own civil war after breaking from the Russian Empire.
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Still, Roberts would be breaking from Kennedy's pattern and disrupting life in America.
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There are other signs Trump is breaking from the party of her allies.
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Growing up religious and then breaking from the church in adulthood is rough.
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Jefferson and his colleagues had no difficulty breaking from this type of ancient regime.
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" Eventually the blows get bigger, like, "This is you breaking from your Lexapro regimen.
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Take Brexit, which involves Britain breaking from its largest trading partner, the European Union.
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On the other hand, Yang has no qualms about breaking from traditional Democratic orthodoxy.
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The transmission chain was strained and close to breaking from the rigors of rehearsal.
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Whether these senators wind up breaking from the Republican conference remains an open question.
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Ayanna Pressley breaking from the so-called squad to support her home-state senator.
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This is the way you leave your cutlery when you are breaking from a meal.
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After breaking from Sollecito, which whom she is still in touch, Knox began another relationship.
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It chronicles the generation who revolutionised music by breaking from disco to invent hip-hop.
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"He's playing the American public for suckers," Mr. Romney said, breaking from his customary restraint.
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Breaking from protocol, the players come onto the stage only after she is done speaking.
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Brady, briefly breaking from his chair post, stood with Ryan behind the dais, all smiles.
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In the early days of hip-hop, looks breaking from the norm made a big splash.
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The Trump administration is breaking from former President Obama's leadership and multilateral approach to climate change.
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President Mauricio Macri of Argentina, breaking from his predecessor, has sought warmer ties with the West.
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By attacking Syria, Trump is breaking from Obama's foreign policy and escalating the situation in Syria.
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The Trump Administration is breaking from a long-standing, bipartisan policy of supporting a strong dollar.
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Such is the state of the Mets as their season continues breaking from bad to worse.
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It's simple and light, and matches my taste for natural materials (and for breaking from tradition).
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In March, Bieber met up with Schwarzenegger, breaking from touring for a game of basketball in Australia.
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Nor does he demand the establishment of a Palestinian state, breaking from two decades of U.S. policy.
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Unlike the discount on the Home, however, Verizon is breaking from Google and offering even more savings.
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Kardashian noshed down on some fries, breaking from her usual order of an Artisan Grilled Chicken Sandwich.
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Breaking from its deserved reputation for fiscal austerity, the Conservative government has turned on the spending taps.
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I think I am breaking from the weight of the person I have been pretending to be.
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She sees him all night, his body breaking from the water, the white skin pierced with sticks.
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Equine interest story: Patch, a lightly raced long shot entrant breaking from Post 20, has one eye.
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Washington (CNN)President-elect Donald Trump is breaking from 11 presidents' worth of tradition and benching Charles Brotman.
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But even with the information in front of me breaking from my routine was harder than I thought.
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They won't be going in blind — the risk of an AI breaking from the first is too high.
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Even Republican lawmakers are breaking from their party to call for legislation that keeps net neutrality in place.
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The president has criticized the Fed since July, breaking from the majority of Republicans who support rate hikes.
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Trump, breaking from most Republicans, insists the Fed should keep rates low to stimulate the already-strong economy.
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There, he began breaking from convention, interspersing Mozart overtures with songs by the Beach Boys and Grateful Dead.
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President Trump doesn't often ask scientists for help, but on Monday he seemed to be breaking from tradition.
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Breaking from tradition was expected for the designers Berta, left, and Naeem Khan, who featured nontraditional short dresses.
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For heightened verisimilitude, the show was shot on location, breaking from Comedy Central's typical New York and LA locales.
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Rooney has carved out a reputation for not being shy in breaking from the party, particularly on environmental issues.
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For entrepreneurs with a name that is already well known, breaking from the family firm can have its challenges.
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He expounded on the discovery at his workshop the other day, breaking from his peaceful demeanor into excited bursts.
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Breaking from the mold of an all-powerful king with subjugated servants, there was no "head" of the roundtable.
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In eras before the civil rights movement, white nationalists could pursue their racist agenda without breaking from government policy.
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They're wary of settling down, they're leaving things behind, or they're breaking from constraints rooted in where they live.
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"There's performance-chasing, too, but this is a trend breaking from the post-21 stock market run," Loewengart said.
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Peter Davison is credited with breaking from the darker portrayals of Doctor Who for a lighter, more heroic version.
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Neza's secret was breaking from the Mexican party system, which is what made Mr. Amador's hiring and reforms possible.
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Presumably the federation has filed for an injunction to prevent USWNT from breaking from the terms of the prior CBA.
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He's a libertarian who is known for breaking from the party line, and has partnered with Democrats in the past.
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But with most Republican voters remaining devoted to Mr. Trump, no House Republican saw any advantage in breaking from the president.
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Despite considerable turbulence since breaking from Pakistan following a bloody war in 1971, Bangladesh has a tradition of respect for dissent.
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The OnePlus 6 is an evolution of what OnePlus has been doing since its beginning, without really breaking from that mold.
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Amash, a libertarian, played a big role in that, often breaking from Trump on major issues from immigration to government spending.
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The U.S. could have vetoed the controversial measure but refrained, breaking from its longstanding policy of shielding Israel from U.N. reproaches.
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Natarajan said Amazon first tried to train Alexa Guard to recognize window-smashing sounds with audio of glass breaking from movies.
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The U.S. could have vetoed the controversial measure but abstained, breaking from its longstanding tradition of shielding Israel from U.N. reproaches.
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He jumps all over the place, occasionally breaking from some major revelation to say that he can't discuss this in public.
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Breaking from tradition, Osaka asked Gauff to join her for a joint interview, which is typically only afforded to the winner.
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The Obama administration instead abstained from the vote, breaking from the nation's longstanding policy of protecting Israel from United Nations action.
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Hawaii's votes -- three for Clinton and one breaking from the state's results and supporting Bernie Sanders -- were the last to be counted.
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In fact, if conservatives had had their way, there wouldn't even be a United States: The Tories vigorously opposed breaking from Britain.
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Breaking from years of tradition, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson skipped the State Department's March release of its annual human rights report.
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Judging by its big enterprise work, it didn't take Trump seriously enough when he was breaking from the Republican pack last year.
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Breaking from tradition, Du Bois was among the first great American public intellectuals whose reach extended beyond the academy to the masses.
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Many of the works he made after breaking from his previous practice are bold, seemingly impulsive combinations of painting, drawing and sculpture.
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He also called for the government to boost fiscal support through stimulus legislation, breaking from the Fed's historic reluctance to direct lawmakers.
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While a handful of GOP moderates have signaled they'll eventually back the call for witnesses, they aren't breaking from McConnell just yet.
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The Trump administration does not plan to release projections for how many people will sign up for ObamaCare, breaking from past years.
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President Trump on Wednesday said he will not be labeling China a currency manipulator, breaking from his campaign promise to do so.
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President-elect Donald Trump is breaking from his #2 on gay marriage and also moderating his views on immigration deportation and Obamacare.
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If an individual politician's fortunes rise and fall with his party's, breaking from groupthink brings little individual benefit (and may impose individual costs).
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Having won a corner, Wales's players lined up behind each other, before breaking from the pack as Aaron Ramsey whipped the ball in.
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Haley, 45, promised to press for U.N. reforms but also fight for human rights and support international institutions, often breaking from Trump's positions.
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Breaking from today's model of 'take, make, waste' could unlock $25 trillion of otherwise lost revenues by 2050, according to Accenture Strategy research.
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Mr. Ping has painted himself as an outsider, but for years he served in Omar Bongo's cabinet until breaking from the party recently.
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But breaking from the rest of the world in order to make good on a campaign promise is not symbolic -- it is dangerous.
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He surprised officials in Beijing when he took a call from President Tsai Ing-wen of Taiwan, breaking from decades of diplomatic practice.
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While she's hardly a centrist, she has distinguished herself by breaking from the new liberal orthodoxy that has dominated the primary so far.
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Sherrod Brown warned Sunday that an effort to establish "Medicare for all" would be protracted and difficult, breaking from other prospective presidential candidates.
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CEO Jack Dorsey, who announced the decision on Twitter last month, has won praise for breaking from Facebook and Google on that front.
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Their process arguments were, in fact, having an effect on the few Republicans left in the conference who would consider breaking from Trump.
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But even more exciting is the idea of 3D printing liquid electronics that would flex inside stretchable, squishy devices without breaking from being deformed.
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After the referendum vote, though, Johnson expressed some caution about breaking from Europe too quickly and attempted to assuage Britons who voted to remain.
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Since breaking from the EU, Greenland has relied heavily on cash from Denmark, currently a grant of 3.6 billion crowns ($546.25 million) a year.
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Breaking from its tradition of having a comedian roast the President and the press corps, the fundraiser will feature US presidential biographer Ron Chernow.
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"All of the sudden I heard the sound of a lot of glass breaking from the other side of the house," she tells PEOPLE.
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Four of the red state Democrats in competitive seats ended up breaking from most of the rest of their Democratic colleagues, guaranteeing her confirmation.
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In a recent example, BP, Shell, Exxon, EDF Renewables and Mobil joined together to encourage carbon tax legislation, breaking from their industry trade groups.
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Now some leaders in the alliance, known as the European People's Party, have concluded that was a mistake, and are breaking from Mr. Orban.
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During an interview last week, the president said he would not label China a currency manipulator, breaking from his campaign promise to do so.
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Lomachenko even landed some of his better punches in jamming and breaking from a half-clinch that many fighters would have simply submitted to.
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Demonstrators later in the night urged each other to go home, breaking from previous instances of violent clashes with police, which have marred recent demonstrations.
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She has become politically famous in her own right, in part after breaking from mainstream Democrats and supporting Bernie Sanders in the 2016 presidential election.
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Troyer was killed in a shoot-out with police in March 1982, after breaking from a California prison, Los Angeles County Sheriff Jim McDonnell said.
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In Springfield, he recently made some noise by breaking from Republican Governor Bruce Rauner by voting for a pension deal for Chicago cops and firefighters.
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Trump and Pruitt have consistently tied breaking from the Paris accord to restoring the economy, arguing that the US's interests are paramount in international relations.
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The military will have more authority to carry out investigations on their own terms, thus breaking from the civilian control under which they've previously operated.
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Jas had always set her own course in life, breaking from her religious family, raising four children alone and traveling across Australia for a year.
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An Associated Press survey of the electoral college's 538 members found there was little interest from members in breaking from voting how their states did.
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Breaking from this ironclad precedent to protect President Trump, Mr. McConnell's rules provide no assurance that the Senate will hear from witnesses or collect evidence.
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Breaking from decades of US presidents lowering trade barriers, Trump is waging a global trade war that spread this week to Argentina, Brazil and France.
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A Labour party official said Smith was sacked for repeatedly breaking from the party's position on Brexit, including advocating remaining in the EU's single market.
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Breaking from longstanding presidential tradition, President Trump stunned currency analysts around the world when he declared the dollar too strong just days before his inauguration.
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And so when you see him breaking from the Republican Party, there's no doubt in my mind that the Access Hollywood tape flutters to his mind.
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And historically there would have been no social progress if not for the presence of specific humans dissenting and breaking from herd-inspired suspicion and fear.
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Goldman Sachs' new Chief Executive Officer David Solomon is breaking from his predecessor Lloyd Blankfein in at least one important way: He prefers Instagram over Twitter.
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Mnuchin said he's concerned about low staffing levels at the IRS, breaking from a major Republican push to hinder the agency's ability to target political groups.
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There have been cases before of electors breaking from their state's popular vote tallies before -- so-called "faithless electors" -- but they have been scattered and unorganized.
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Sometimes the icebergs breaking from the glacier are too large, which means they sink and lie stuck on the bottom of its shallower areas for years.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is leaving that option open in 2020, breaking from his past refusal to move on President Barack Obama's nominee, Merrick Garland.
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As Russia's war with Ukraine drags into its fifth year, many Ukrainians see a fully independent national church as an essential means of breaking from Moscow's orbit.
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Trump has granted drone-striking power to the CIA, breaking from an Obama-era policy that separated the CIA's capabilities from the Pentagon's, according to the WSJ.
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The result is impressive: a curve of fish, with flesh that falls easily away from the bone, the food equivalent of an iceberg breaking from a glacier.
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"I have to say, as a Republican, it is so nice to hear you cheering for what I just said," he said, breaking from his planned speech.
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Great…Read more ReadThere are a couple machines that would fit that description, but where the Surface Pro 24 starts breaking from the pack is battery life.
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It would make for an uncharacteristically pat ending for the famously rough-edged son of the Bayou, but Orgeron has never had a problem breaking from script.
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Breaking from the overall negative sentiment, Alcon, which was spun off from drug maker Novartis Tuesday, surged 40 percent following its debut on the SIX Swiss Exchange.
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Breaking from her party, Representative Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, a Miami Republican, will appear today in an ad for SAVE, an advocacy group for gay and transgender rights.
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Democrats jockeying for their party's presidential nomination are pushing for a crackdown on major tech companies, breaking from their close alliance with the industry in recent elections.
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The Senate GOP's proposed tax legislation does not include a provision allowing parents to start a college savings account for unborn children, breaking from the House bill.
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But that's considered a nonstarter for many supporters in Trump's base, which has warned him against breaking from the hardline immigration rhetoric used during his presidential campaign.
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Trump continues to maintain ownership of his business empire, breaking from the tradition of presidents placing their assets in a blind trust to avoid conflicts of interest.
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Dr. Rubin said in an email that he suspected the meteorite they recovered experienced several intense collisions before breaking from its parent asteroid and plummeting to Earth.
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In addition to an agenda that has turned off many independents, Mr. Trump is complicating individual races by breaking from precedent and taking sides in contested primaries.
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The complexes — sprawling collections of buildings called danchi — introduced Japan to a Western structure of life centered on the nuclear family, breaking from the traditional multigenerational homes.
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In declining to prosecute officers in the July death of Alton B. Sterling in Baton Rouge, Mr. Sessions was keeping with — not breaking from — a longstanding pattern.
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However, Patrick Buchan, at Washington think tank Centre for Strategic and International Studies, said Chuuk&aposs dependence on remittances from the US made breaking from COFA unlikely.
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No, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle aren't divorcing, though their "court" is breaking from Prince William and Kate Middleton's in the coming weeks, according to The Sunday Times.
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Costa's most elaborate feature, it depicts a world of shadow in which glints of light become subjective portals into a collapsing mind breaking from the strain of trauma.
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Trump's senior adviser Jared Kushner, the main architect of the U.S. plan, has denounced the Palestinian leadership, breaking from decades of diplomacy when Washington sought to appear neutral.
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Ed Smart, once a devout Mormon, is breaking from the Church ...saying he doesn't "find solace any longer" from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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Atlantis went through several attempts at breaking from extant governments by taking up residence among the waves between 1968 and 19803: One ship was destroyed in a storm.
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It's a big step from "we need to hear more before we vote" to actually voting no on Kavanaugh and risking the consequences of breaking from their party.
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The sun squares off with Uranus on July 29, bringing surprises and putting you in an especially rebellious mood—you're breaking from tradition and doing your own thing.
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The essays and vignettes that make up this memoir are so sublimely crafted that you won't know whether your heart is breaking from the prose or the story.
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Obama has faced an onslaught of backlash from both Republicans and Democrats after breaking from longstanding U.S. policy and allowing the Security Council to vote on the resolution.
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Since then, she has earned a reputation for her opposition to American military intervention and "regime change" efforts abroad — and for sometimes breaking from the Democratic Party line.
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If Brexit happens, Sturgeon said, Scots, who voted heavily against it, should be given a new say on breaking from England and joining the EU as an independent country.
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Sen. Marco Rubio is once again breaking from Donald Trump ... defending Colin Kaepernick's right to protest and telling TMZ Sports why he absolutely SHOULD be on an NFL roster.
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"John Kasich frankly's got three or four times the problems that Marco did on breaking from conservative orthodoxy," said Jason Roe, a California Republican and adviser to Rubio's campaign.
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But for hours, the details didn't follow, with the White House breaking from the thorough communications roll out that would typically accompany the announcement of a major personnel pick.
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"There was much excitement in Kiev that this time things could be different — a new Ukraine might finally be breaking from its corrupt, post-Soviet past," Mr. Taylor testified.
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On Friday night, breaking from his prepared remarks and turning his gaze from the teleprompters, Mr. Trump looked straight into the crowd as he made the insinuation about Mrs.
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Breaking from his prepared remarks at the FBI's National Academy graduation ceremony, Trump joked that many Americans were watching at home through the cameras of the "fake news" media.
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BREAKING from Judge Wood:Cohen, Trump and Trump Organization's objections to the attorney-client privilege designations "should be filed publicly," with the contents of the files at issue redacted. pic.twitter.
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After a ninth-place finish in the Louisiana Derby, however, Casse discovered that War of Will had strained his right hind patellar ligament shortly after breaking from the gate.
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Jim Cooper, a Democrat who is running for re-election to the House, in an Instagram post on Sunday, breaking from her longstanding reluctance to weigh in on politics.
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Breaking from the straight ahead folk songs that had dominated his debut album, the series of rhetorical queries and metaphysical shrug of a refrain have become Dylan's calling card. 2.
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Cowsert's story is one of many involving young people breaking from their more conservative elders—a theme that seems to have been amplified in the politically divisive Donald Trump era.
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Under the JCPOA, Washington does not need to prove that Iran has violated the deal, but Europe may decide that American bad faith justifies breaking from its own UN obligations.
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"In some ways, that reflects to me a kind of breaking from the tradition or being more independent, striking out in a way that's different from everyone else," Wilkerson says.
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Breaking from past precedent, the agency is not relying on medical data to identify who will be reviewed, but is instead using a "predictive model" that they fail to describe.
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Microsoft is clearly breaking from tradition here with its move to a Chromium version of Edge, and it will be interesting to hear why the company picked this particular design.
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Focus on policy Breaking from his unscripted style, Trump will soon begin delivering a series of policy speeches aimed at quelling concerns that Trump is an insufficiently presidential or polished candidate.
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Of course, most people playing Sword and Shield will have played a Pokémon game before, and they will recognize the ways these games are holding onto tradition and breaking from it.
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However, he still gets the B for breaking from the pack and defending science on climate change, arguing that we can have it both ways: cleaner energy and a strong economy.
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Trump and his advisers have maintained that he will not release them because they are under audit, breaking from decades of precedent by past presidents who have made their returns public.
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The White House has announced that they will no longer be sharing its visitor's log with the public for national security reasons, breaking from the precedent set by former President Obama.
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Trainer: Dale Romans Jockey: Robby Albarado Odds: 21-1 Drape: He lost all chance breaking from the No. 2 post at the Kentucky Derby — so draw a line through that race.
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His allegiance is firmly on the left, but he&aposs open to alliances with Republicans breaking from prevailing conservative ideology and taking on monopolies, like President Donald Trump&aposs ally Sen.
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Larry Hogan publicly expressed support for the impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump, joining a small but growing number of Republicans breaking from the party's mostly unwavering support of the president.
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Only 11 out of 187 graded stakes or handicap races for 3-year-olds at Fair Grounds since November have been won by a horse breaking from Gate 8 or higher.
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Breaking from its industry rivals, Campbell Soup will become the first major food company to begin disclosing the presence of genetically engineered ingredients like corn, soy and sugar beets in its products.
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Dozens of foreign leaders, breaking from more typical diplomatic tones towards potential US presidents, have publicly warned Trump would damage relations with their countries and have criticized him in unusually personal terms.
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Sony Interactive Entertainment CEO Andrew House said on Thursday he sees an advantage to breaking from typical game console refresh cycles following Sony's release of two new versions of the PlayStation 4.
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Finally, for fans of two-toned design Google has used on all previous Pixels, it seems the Pixel 4 is breaking from tradition and opting instead for a simpler single-color look.
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"The incoming administration has signaled that they may take a different path, and even suggested breaking from long-standing US policies on settlements, Jerusalem -- and possibly the two-state solution," Kerry said.
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Republican U.S. President Donald Trump's administration has stepped up its sanctions against Iran after breaking from the nuclear pact brokered between Tehran and other Western nations under the Democratic President Barack Obama.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil leftist presidential candidate Fernando Haddad said on Thursday that state oil firm Petroleo Brasileiro SA should be allowed to set prices above cost, breaking from former party policy.
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Breaking from GOP orthodoxy on social services played a huge role in winning the presidency, but Republican donors and their allies in the Capitol are aching for a full repeal of Obamacare.
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This she attributed to Kondo's role as a woman of color breaking from societal rules, as well as to the notion that white, Western people feel their values threatened by Kondo's guidance.
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But Rigell warned that stoking doubts about the results could lead Trump's loyal supporters to view Clinton's presidency as illegitimate, breaking from the peaceful transitions of power that have been the norm.
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Even if allies have little intention of breaking from the status quo, he added, the act of planning for a worst-case situation makes it easier to imagine and, if necessary, pursue.
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In this passage, breaking from the Christian understanding of history as a destiny, he distinguishes history from time or even merely the past, attempting to reconstruct the concept of history as an image.
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The SNP's leader, Nicola Sturgeon, has pronounced the Brexit vote a "material change in circumstances" justifying a second independence referendum, aiming to overturn the 2014 ballot in which 55% rejected breaking from Britain.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's administration has stepped up its sanctions against Iran after breaking from a nuclear pact brokered between Tehran and other Western nations under the previous administration of President Barack Obama.
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Banana Republic's sales figures may have been rocky for some time, but the retailer is truly stepping up its game when it comes to forward-thinking garments, breaking from its sensible-staple mold.
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The Obama administration received widespread backlash for refusing to use its veto power to strike down the resolution, breaking from a longstanding policy of shielding the Middle East ally from U.N. reproaches. Sen.
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South Korea's newly elected liberal leader Moon Jae-in, who will be sworn in on Wednesday, is expected to try to engage Pyongyang with dialogue and aid, breaking from his predecessor's hardline policies.
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" But in Vasquez Heilig's view, Northam represents "where the new wave of Democratic leaders are going.... He is breaking from Barack Obama and he is charting a different course from Trump and DeVos.
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But that would require breaking from the Trump administration, which is obviously unwilling to police Wall Street in any meaningful way and whose officials are casually corrupt in ways both large and small.
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Hoppert: This fan favorite just can't catch a break: He finished 14th in the Derby after breaking from Post 20, and he again drew the far outside post, No. 12, for the Belmont.
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Sandoval opposed Obama's healthcare law, but opted to expand his state's Medicaid health insurance program for the poor under the measure, breaking from a number of Republican governors who refused to do so.
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The third, and potentially most important element to Pelosi's approach, is breaking from another congressional tradition of allowing the members to take the lead in questioning witnesses in open hearings in five-minute increments.
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Breaking from the norm, 2018 Stefon made an attempt to be more politically correct in some of his descriptors with the help of his lawyer and "conceptual piss artist" Shy (played by John Mulaney).
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It meant breaking from tradition with contemporary pop culture references (if a scene from "90210" came to mind, he'd say so), praise for players he loved, contempt for owners, players and commissioners he didn't.
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A gain of six seats by separatists, who didn't run in every district, is remarkable in such a controlled election, considering that two years ago few Hong Kongers publicly advocated breaking from the mainland.
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Mr. da Silva is already reaching out to the leaders of the party to prevent them from breaking from the governing coalition, a move that would make Ms. Rousseff far more vulnerable to impeachment.
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The race lacked the retired Justify and left a wide-open field, which Accelerate, a chestnut 5-year-old, eventually overtook after breaking from the No. 14 post as the favorite at Churchill Downs.
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Still it is a significant shift, indicating that at least a few prominent Republicans see an advantage to breaking from right-wing orthodoxy that has long dismissed or openly derided concerns about the climate.
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In her "coming out" video (which has over one million views), Bonny Rebecca said she felt "a lot of shame, a lot of guilt," and "completely lost [her] identity" after breaking from rigid veganism.
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Mendelssohn, the runaway winner of the U.A.E. Derby who will break from Post 14, was made the second choice at 5-1, and Magnum Moon breaking from Post 16, was third at 6-1.
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Washington (CNN)The House Transportation Committee chairman said Wednesday there will be no infrastructure package in the first 100 days of Donald Trump's presidency, breaking from a campaign pledge that Trump made repeatedly last year.
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Two consecutive Sundays before the Iowa caucuses, Trump attended morning church services in the state, even breaking from his usual practice of returning to New York City every night to sleep in his own bed.
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Breaking from a tradition of naming the flagbearer in the days before the opening ceremony, Australian chef de mission Kitty Chiller presented Meares with the flag at a ceremony at Melbourne's Federation Square on Wednesday.
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Trump has increasingly empowered the Pentagon and military leaders to make tactical military decisions, breaking from the precedent of White House oversight carried out by both Republican and Democratic administrations in the past, CNN reported.
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President Trump's attorney and former NYC mayor Rudy Giuliani is still representing a host of overseas clients, which he has yet to register with the Justice Department, breaking from precedent set by prior presidential attorneys.
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Vice President Wang Qishan was "the most influential political figure in China and in the world," Bloomberg said, breaking from a prepared text that had said the keynote speaker was "one of" the most influential.
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Breaking from the norms is a theme that the founders, Patric DiCaprio, Bryn Taubensee, David Moses and Claire Sully, are intent on exploring through their designs, which often put a subversive twist on everyday garments.
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But in exchange for settling at an amount below what it was hoping for, the Trump administration demanded that the agreement be renegotiated in a year, breaking from the previous practice of five-year agreements.
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But maybe the key is to go back to basics, to simple storytelling that surprises audiences by breaking from format, not by loading up on timelines and twists (which are more effective when spread out).
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Technology: The founder of the Chinese technology giant Huawei, breaking from the company's previous silence about U.S. criminal charges against the company and his daughter, a top executive, called the case against her politically motivated.
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Tyree Carrow, who shared the cellphone video with The New York Times, said he was about to go to sleep when he heard screams and then the sound of glass breaking from across the street.
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Breaking from that promise would be a major breach of trust and, after several failed Obamacare repeal attempts, one that would come at a time when Republican leadership is already facing an uphill battle with conservatives.
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President Obama and I know that the incoming Administration has signaled that they will take a different path, and even suggested breaking from long-standing U.S. policies on settlements, Jerusalem -- and possibly the two state solution.
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It's pretty clear that his goal is to shut it down and get it over with as fast as possible, even if that means completely breaking from the way that we've done trials in the past.
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Should Chuuk vote to separate from Micronesia in March, it could also mean breaking from COFA, jeopardising the US work privileges of thousands of Chuukese and opening the state&aposs waters to other partners, particularly China.
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And it's beginning the process of a democratization that is creating a vastly more interesting erotica landscape, where porn's finally breaking from its stale ideas and formula and creating something truly innovative, like Girl/Boy 2.
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Sony just announced a new camera called the RX0, but breaking from the trend of lower number = fancier camera, this one is a tiny device that combines an action-cam form factor with some traditional imaging prowess.
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U.S. stocks face near-term headwinds, but investors may be able to outperform by breaking from the pack and avoiding crowded trades, said the head of U.S. equity and quantitative strategy at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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That makes it seem more likely that he'll slip up again in the future, whether during meetings or at future speaking events, and continue to cause confusion by breaking from his administration's formal stance on the matter.
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It was co-written and composed by Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo of Daft Punk and it's a luscious, hushed track, with Gainsbourg singing in French, barely breaking from a whisper over two melancholy, interweaving keyboard lines.
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U.S. citizens received warnings to lay low in a number of countries, particularly across the Muslim world, after the president in a controversial move last December, triggering widespread anger and breaking from decades of U.S. foreign policy.
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The branch and its leader, Adnan Abu Walid al-Sahraoui, sought the recognition of the Islamic State in 2015 after breaking from Al-Mourabitoun, a Qaeda splinter group, according to a statement released by the State Department.
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The administration appears intent on proposing that dispute settlement procedures under NAFTA be nonbinding, breaking from the consistent efforts of Congress and past U.S. administrations over decades to make such procedures in trade agreements binding and enforceable.
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The running gag of breaking from the action to explain what various $4 and $5 words mean works beautifully, and the cast surrounding the core players is well chosen (especially Joan Cusack as Justice Strauss, Olaf's neighbor).
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Top homeland security and intelligence officials in President Trump's administration have thrown their support behind the intelligence community's conclusion that Russia meddled in the 2016 presidential campaign, breaking from the president's own wariness to endorse the findings.
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Hong Kong has enjoyed a rare lull in violence for nearly a week, breaking from six months of often violent anti-government unrest that has plunged the former British colony into its biggest political crisis in decades.
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Lindsey Graham on Tuesday said he is "1,000% confident" that Russia, not Ukraine, meddled in the 2016 US presidential election, breaking from President Donald Trump and others in his party who have pushed the discredited conspiracy theory.
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I don't know if I would call this a black swan moment, but people's unwillingness to take a risk of breaking from consensus or believing that it will come out differently than it has before is pervasive.
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LaPierre's defiant appearance only underscored that something rare is happening: genuine signs of discord on guns on the right, with some Republican lawmakers and conservative pundits breaking from a view of the Second Amendment that brooks no dissent.
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Breaking from a decades-old tradition of avoiding criticism of U.S. government policies, Shell's U.S. Country Chair Gretchen Watkins called on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to tighten rules to plug methane leaks, a potent greenhouse gas.
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President Obama and I know that the incoming administration has signaled that they may take a different path, and even suggested breaking from the longstanding U.S. policies on settlements, Jerusalem, and the possibility of a two-state solution.
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Bach's iPhone photographs have a different, more off-the-cuff vibe, breaking from the staged parameters of his large-format work, but still, with brutal self-awareness and honesty, help him come to terms with his every insecurity.
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Titled "This Wild Willing," it sees him breaking from the restrained balladry of previous releases and experimenting with a wider range of musical textures, with help from the Iranian-born Khoshravesh brothers and a suite of familiar collaborators.
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Washington (CNN)FBI Director Christopher Wray said Thursday that white supremacy presents a "persistent" and "pervasive" threat to the United States, breaking from President Donald Trump, who has sidestepped questions of whether white nationalists present a growing problem.
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Breaking from the hero's-journey convention that powered the original Star Wars trilogy is part of what makes the idea of a standalone movie so compelling, but at times, the film doesn't entirely know where to place its emphasis.
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Sturgeon said after the Brexit result that a second independence referendum was now a possibility, though she has also stressed that would not happen until it was clear most Scots were in favor of breaking from the United Kingdom.
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Amash, however, is now breaking from the pack, not only in his indictment of Trump, but in perhaps a more damning indictment of his colleagues, who he says are playing a partisan game that's crumbling the rule of law.
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The move appears to formalize Jund al-Aqsa's ties with Jabhat Fateh al-Sham, formerly the Nusra Front, which changed its name in July and said it was breaking from the al Qaeda network founded by Osama bin Laden.
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Rouhani answers to Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has previously ruled out negotiations with the U.S. Trump's administration is stocked with Iran hawks who are more wary than the president of breaking from the "maximum pressure" approach.
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Breaking from the government's landlord-friendly policies, the party proposed freezing rents and building 100,000 homes, plans that dovetailed with housing protests of recent years and that have turned the party into a kingmaker in Ireland's splintered political scene.
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Part of that includes breaking from its understated style and playing the game: In addition to its setup at Cannes, it made a splashy appearance at this year's South by Southwest festival and has attended at other industry events.
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During the 1960s, moreover, many Americans came to believe that mainstream journalists were breaking from long-held norms of neutrality and letting their liberal views on issues such as civil rights and the Vietnam War creep into their reporting.
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To the end of breaking from custom, the White House has already announced it will leave one seat in the First Lady's box empty, as a symbol of the 30,000 people killed by guns each year in the United States.
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By the same token, all his political norm breaking — from his bizarre tweets to refusing to release his tax returns to suggesting Ted Cruz's father was involved in JFK's assassination — didn't derail, and may at times have helped, his election.
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Breaking from a carefully-scripted session to focus on Ukraine and Georgia, Trump "forcibly restated his position on wanting NATO members to reach 2 percent spending target to a short a deadline," one source said, referring to a NATO goal.
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It's the kind of cringey, awkward comedy that Wiig perfected on SNL, and it delighted both her and Meyers so much that they are on the verge of breaking from about the 4:30 mark until the end of the video.
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" At a meeting of the Group of Seven last week, Trump declined to pledge his support for the climate pact, breaking from the group's other leaders and irking some, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who called climate talks with Trump "unsatisfying.
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The Kentucky senator, who's garnered a reputation on Capitol Hill for breaking from many of his GOP colleagues on foreign policy and opposing US military interventions overseas, wants to extend an olive branch to the Iranians, according to the report.
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So it's no wonder that Vogue is already taking note of this style superstar in the making, breaking from their usual roster of old guard Hollywood celebs and Instagram It-girls to bequeath the title of July cover girl on Zendaya.
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Jerusalem embassy The Trump administration is set to move the US embassy in Israel to Jerusalem today, formally breaking from decades of established American policy and international practice in a move that US officials say will create greater regional stability.
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With Italy last week breaking from Europe in signing on to China's global infrastructure project for moving Chinese goods, Mr. Macron has made it clear that a unified European response, in his view, is critical in dealing with the Chinese hegemon.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Saturday he had learned the hard way to be guarded in his comments on the dollar after roiling financial markets in 2018 by breaking from the usual language about the currency.
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After breaking from Mr. Guzmán several years ago, Jalisco New Generation started branching out into activities such as extortion, kidnapping, migrant smuggling and gasoline theft — a crime that has cost Mexico as much as $3 billion a year, government officials say.
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On Thursday, CNN reported that Trump is planning to get Congress to appropriate taxpayer funds to foot the bill for the border-wall construction, breaking from his mantra-esque promise to "build the wall" and get Mexico to pay for it.
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"To put it mildly, it troubles me that, by imprudently and unnecessarily breaking from our sister courts of appeals … we are impeding Maryland's and others' reasonable efforts to prevent the next Newtown," wrote Judge Robert B. King in a caustic dissent.
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Francis is also quoted in the book breaking from the opinion that having gay people in Catholic housing is not a big deal because it's "only an expression of faith," saying "there is no place for this kind of affection" in priestly life.
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A UN-based source told CNN the US seems to have a "red line" when it came to mentioning sexual and reproductive health in a broad resolution that saw the US breaking from its traditional allies and threatening to derail the measure.
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GOP lawmakers have become more comfortable with breaking from Trump in 85033, including over the emergency declaration, the United States' role in the Yemeni civil war and the administration's support for a lawsuit to strike down all of the Affordable Care Act.
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When the news was breaking from Dallas, before we knew who he was, or even that there was only one shooter and not three or four, military veterans watched the horror unfolding on our computer screens along with the rest of America.
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Syria's history of carnage and civil war The Trump administration inherited those failures, and has hastily built upon them, threatening to repudiate international agreements such as the Iran nuclear deal, and breaking from long-held positions, such as the status of Jerusalem.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher As the government shutdown approaches its fifth week, a few congressional Republicans are publicly breaking from the president in his push for a border wall.
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Washington (CNN)Attorney General William Barr urged Republican senators Tuesday to quickly reauthorize a set of expiring surveillance tools, breaking from House GOP lawmakers and some White House officials who are pushing for a more expansive overhaul to be enacted right away.
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The group began talking to Mr. Lance and Mr. Smith about endorsements in February, based on bills the congressmen had introduced and votes they made breaking from their Republican colleagues on gun control, particularly their "no" votes on the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act.
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And while it was superchallenging to shoot in 20 degrees below zero because the lens of the IMAX camera kept breaking from the cold, and I got frostbite on my feet, this winter wonderland turned out to be some of the most memorable scenes.
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"A lot of people who've never been in a cult-type situation can relate to the psychology that we all were under," says Allen, 53, who spent half his life, from ages 22 to 44, with Rostand before breaking from the group in 2007.
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Boiling this down: These actions show an increasing willingness from both pro-regime and regime forces to engage in hostile acts despite U.S. warnings to stay away, and the administration's willingness to deliberately bomb pro-regime forces, breaking from usual behavior in the region.
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It was when hip hop was breaking from the electro phase to more sample based grooves and DJs were spending silly money on rare groove 7"s, before labels like Polydor started putting out the old James Brown classics like Bobby Byrd's "I'm Coming.
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More on the tech front … Instagram rolls out effort to stop 'fake news' (CNBC) … Breaking from industry norms, Yahoo is scanning emails for data to sell to advertisers (The Wall Street Journal) … Trump unblocks more Twitter users in response to U.S. court ruling (Reuters).
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More and cheaper cameras shooting reasonably good footage at 8K is great news for directors who want multiple angles, VFX artists who always want more pixels, operators whose backs are breaking from carrying heavy 8K gear and producers who need to keep costs low.
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Mr. Trump, breaking from a period of relative restraint, said on Friday that Dr. Blasey would surely have reported her alleged assault to authorities if it "was as bad as she says," and a handful of Senate Republican candidates have minimized or dismissed her claims.
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Among the most impressive works in all of Michigan Stories is a suite of eight drawings dating from the mid-1930s to the mid-1940s by Victor Houteff, who founded the Davidian Seventh-day Adventists in 1935, after breaking from the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
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Breaking from tradition and bowing to the moment, Casey Affleck will not be attending this year's Oscars, ending months of speculation over whether the Academy Award-winning actor would be a disruptive presence at the ceremony during a season dominated and defined by #MeToo.
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Breaking from a decade-long convention whereby the socialists and the conservatives take turns to hold the high-profile job, Pittella has vowed to stimulate genuine debate and dispel the idea that all main parties in the parliament are part of a reform-shy establishment.
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Bossert also claimed on Sunday that "no voter in this country was influenced by those ads," referring to the Russian social media campaign during the 2016 election -- breaking from the US intelligence community's assessment, which did not examine the effect of the Russian campaign on voters.
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Breaking from the cycle of depression isn't as easy as recognizing the symptoms, but includes diligent work, which Rue, by rejecting recreational drug use and opting for SSRI intervention, has to figure out after literally sitting with it for a long—and unglamorized—time with her illness.
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For months "The Walking Dead" has hyped the departure of its central hero, Rick Grimes, breaking from its usual secretive shocking-death playbook to not only confirm rumors that Andrew Lincoln, the actor who played him, was leaving, but also to say exactly when he would go.
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Driving the news: Breaking from several vocal Democrats who have denied the invitation to appear on the network, Beto O'Rourke on Monday said he would "absolutely" do a Fox News town hall, per Politico, saying: 'This campaign is about going where the people are ... That also includes Fox.
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Just like how Dorothy was born out of a desire to make a sex worker breaking from the victimized and / or bitter and jaded archetype, the sex talk was also born out of something you don't really see that much in games, even in ones with explicit sexual content.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump consoled America's children over a rash of horrific school shootings on Thursday but he made it clear that he's not breaking from his party or political base to shake Washington from polarized positions that fail to stop such tragedies happen again and again.
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One has to imagine it's a similar task to the one Bungie itself are undertaking, breaking from the comfortable support of one of the industry's biggest publishers to create a game that endeavors to challenge its players and transform into something completely different in the next few years.
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In the dozen or so games I played after the mode first went live, I noticed other team members specifically breaking from what they were doing to gift me weapons and healing items, revive me when I was downed, and otherwise collaborate toward a shared goal in natural, seamless fashion.
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It seems that the company has a new smartwatch in the works: the Galaxy Watch, which appears to be breaking from away from the "Gear" naming scheme that Samsung has used in recent years and instead switching over to the better known Galaxy branding seen on Samsung's smartphones and tablets.
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IPO-driven buyers will add an affluent but small contingent to the Bay Area buyer pool and they will help support the Bay Area's ongoing price appreciation — perhaps even substantially — but they will be extending a long history of price appreciation in which IPOs have played a part, not breaking from it.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyYang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' Pence celebrates Trump's acquittal: 'It's over, America' MORE (R-Utah) breaking from the GOP to convict the president on the abuse of power charge.
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The world's top maker of memory chips, smartphones and televisions has grown more aggressive in acquiring companies in recent years, breaking from its past preference to rely on its own talent and use its cash for capital expenditures amid intensifying competition from the likes of Apple Inc and Huawei Technologies Co Ltd [HWT.UL].
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Would I really want to take on a thorny topic like GMOs, and thus risk breaking from my tribe and risk my reputation as a filmmaker that I've worked on for over 25 years, would I risk all that if I didn't think there was something very very important to reset here?
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Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) is breaking from GOP front-runner Donald Trump on immigration.
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Collins and Murkowski have been consistently more vocal about voting down Republicans' repeal plans than others, which initially made them more likely targets for criticism, but now that a total of 13 Republicans have voted against at least one proposed GOP healthcare plan, it's clear that they aren't the only ones breaking from the party.
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For every "traditional" band I saw over the four days I was in Rabat, I saw even more taking the music of their home and mixing it with drone or doom or jazz or techno or sounds of their own imagination, never for a moment sounding like they were compromising or breaking from the past.
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But Democrats have shown no signs of breaking from Senate Minority Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE (D-N.
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The assertions — which coincide with Mr. Trump's decline in the polls after a shaky performance in the first debate and accusations that he forced himself on women — highlight concerns that he may not accept a Clinton victory, breaking from the traditional decorum of defeated presidential candidates and undermining the legitimacy of the election result.
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Michael Cohen, President Trump's former personal attorney who recently changed his party registration from Republican to Democrat, has a message for voters: The big picture: These are Cohen's first on-camera comments since his guilty plea, and they underscore his pattern of publicly breaking from Trump — the man for whom he once said he'd take "a bullet."
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Tonight's highlights include Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE breaking from the Obama administration, a systemically important first in finance and the results from stress tests of major banks.
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Joe Drape's win-place-show picks: Tapwrit, Irish War Cry, Always Dreaming Melissa Hoppert's picks: Classic Empire, McCraken, Irish War Cry Here's how we see the field: Trainer: Steve Asmussen Jockey: Corey Lanerie Odds: 20-1 Drape: This colt is too slow, and any minimal chance he had was obliterated by breaking from the No. 1 hole.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Warren: We are watching a descent into authoritarianism Collins: Trump 'angered by impeachment' MORE on Monday will request a 6 percent cut to nondefense spending as part of his $85003 trillion budget proposal for 2021, breaking from a bipartisan spending agreement inked in August.
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Comey was, undeniably, a forceful director in public settings -- from his surprising announcement at the end of the Hillary Clinton email investigation through to his last public hearing as FBI director -- where he publicly announced his rationale for breaking from the Justice Department in making the decision to publicly speak about the Clinton matter, a move that ultimately contributed to his firing.
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The Trump administration moved earlier this month to reverse an Obama-era ban on some big-game trophies, such as elephants, being brought to the U.S. The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) announced it will now consider all permits for importing elephant trophies from some African nations on a "case-by-case basis," breaking from the president's earlier promises to maintain the ban.
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A growing list of Republican women are breaking from Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE following leaked audio of the GOP presidential nominee vulgarly talking about groping women.
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President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Friday defended his Cabinet nominees repeatedly breaking from his own policy positions during their confirmation hearings this week.
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But Democrats showed no signs of breaking from Schumer, who has taken to the Senate floor repeatedly to urge Trump and Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) to reopen the government before they negotiate on the border demands.
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Read more:Trump ripped into Romney as a 'Democrat secret asset' for voting to convict him of abuse of power in the impeachment trialMitt Romney caught the White House off guard by breaking from the GOP with his vote to convict TrumpTension between Trump and Pelosi dominated the SOTU, beginning with a snubbed handshake and ending with a ripped-up speechTRUMP ACQUITTED: Republican-controlled Senate clears Trump of 2 impeachment charges after a bitter trial
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In this battle — filmed as chaotically as possible and breaking from George R.R. Martin's source material so completely that even the most devoted fan was left as shocked as the characters themselves — the Night King and his army of the dead descended upon a remote fishing village, where Jon Snow and Tormund Giantsbane had come to broker a truce with the wildlings in order to move everyone to safety south of the Wall.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiCongressional leaders downplay possibility of Capitol closing due to coronavirus Ocasio-Cortez says candidate she backed in Texas Democratic primary 'came closer than anyone imagined' Henry Cuellar fends off Democratic challenger in Texas House primary MORE (D-Calif.) said Thursday that House Democrats will run on their own policy agenda in the lead-up to November, even if it means breaking from the platform of the party's presidential nominee.
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Encounters on his five-stop Saturday tour through New Jersey included: talking with Fatou Mbaye, a 37-year-old woman from West Orange who cast her first vote as a citizen for Mr. Booker when he ran for the Senate; chatting with a supporter in Cranford, who gave him a Students for a Democratic Society "Smash Racism" pin; and briefly breaking from canvassing to pet and photograph a 4-month-old puppy.
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Read more from Tyler Lauletta:ESPN's Dan Le Batard rips into racist 'send her back' chants during Trump rally, breaking from company's apolitical stanceBaker Mayfield courted his wife by repeatedly following and unfollowing her on Instagram to get her attentionBrooks Koepka spurned Tiger Woods' offer for a practice round in order to prevent Tiger from picking his caddie's brainDwyane Wade joked that his jersey-swaps from last season are suddenly irrelevant after so many stars switched teams
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Read more from Tyler Lauletta:LeBron James posted a loving scouting report of his son Bronny on Twitter and fans are saying he's a GOAT parent and playerESPN's Dan Le Batard rips into racist 'send her back' chants during Trump rally, breaking from company's apolitical stanceBaker Mayfield courted his wife by repeatedly following and unfollowing her on Instagram to get her attentionLeBron James came off the bench once in his career, and he did it to protect a teammate from being booed
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE made a point of breaking from his pledge to run a positive campaign Monday night, as he launched into full-scale attack mode against presidential rival Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Read more:ESPN's Dan Le Batard rips into racist 'send her back' chants during Trump rally, breaking from company's apolitical stanceJimmy Kimmel brought USWNT superstars Megan Rapinoe and Alex Morgan a fast-food feast to make up for skipping White House visitThe United States Women's National Team used pages from their equal pay lawsuit as confetti during World Cup victory paradeSoccer fans chant 'F--- Trump!' during live Fox News segment at a bar in France after the Women's World Cup final
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is expected this week to formally acknowledge Jerusalem as Israel's official capital, bringing the U.S. closer in line with the Israeli government, which already sees Jerusalem as the country's capital, while breaking from the international community at large.
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White House Press Secretary Sean SpicerSean Michael SpicerOvernight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador Trump taps Sean Spicer to join Naval Academy board of visitors Trump falsely claims his events have never 'had an empty seat' MORE will hold his first on-camera press briefing in a week on Tuesday, breaking from a series of off-camera sessions that have frustrated journalists in recent days.
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Read more from Tyler Lauletta:LeBron James came off the bench once in his career, and he did it to protect a teammate from being booedNorthwestern football coach blames phones for declining attendance at games, says fans would rather have '12 TVs in their TV-watching cave than go to a game'ESPN's Dan Le Batard rips into racist 'send her back' chants during Trump rally, breaking from company's apolitical stanceBaker Mayfield courted his wife by repeatedly following and unfollowing her on Instagram to get her attention
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The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) announced last week that it will now consider all permits for importing elephant trophies from African nations on a "case-by-case basis," breaking from President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's earlier promises to maintain an Obama-era ban on the practice.
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TRUMP LEAVES DOOR OPEN TO ELEPHANT TROPHY IMPORTS: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) announced last week that it will now consider all permits for importing elephant trophies from African nations on a "case-by-case basis," breaking from President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's earlier promises to maintain an Obama-era ban on the practice.
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The Hill's 12:30 Report: Happening soon -- Trump speech on lran | President to decertify Iran deal | Trump cutting off key ObamaCare payments | Collins passes on run for governor | New winds threaten to fuel California fires | 'The Dress' color debate is back, but this time for shoes BREAKING -- from 'IRAN DEAL' to 'IRAN you're going to have to DEAL with us': President Trump is about to announce that he will decertify the Iran nuclear deal but not push Congress to reimpose sanctions on the country, top officials said ahead of his speech Friday.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyYang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' Pence celebrates Trump's acquittal: 'It's over, America' MORE (R-Utah) on Wednesday for breaking from his party and becoming the first Republican to announce he would be voting to convict President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE.
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Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyWhite House denies exploring payroll tax cut to offset worsening economy Schumer joins Pelosi in opposition to post-Brexit trade deal that risks Northern Ireland accord GOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation MORE (R-Iowa) says that his panel wouldn't consider a Supreme Court nomination if a vacancy appeared in 2020, breaking from Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.).
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Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) is breaking from GOP front-runner 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 on immigration, saying he won't deploy a task force that goes "door-to-door" to locate and deport those in the country illegally.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment The US can't seem to live without Afghanistan 2020 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally MORE, the Hawaii Democrat who resigned a leadership post with the Democratic National Committee in order to endorse White House hopeful Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE, admitted she was warned against breaking from front-runner Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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