And calling into question the veracity of what you read online.
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"Show respect by not calling into question the game itself," he says.
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That's a matter of perspective, but not one we're calling into question.
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But does that justify calling into question everything that has come before?
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He said he wanted to be more strategic, by calling into question Mrs.
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It's all fine, but -- TAPPER: Except that you're calling into question his heritage.
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He also warned against the calling into question of the 2015 Paris agreement on climate change.
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We've also identified a mathematical flaw in some previous gaydar research, calling into question the results.
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You are calling into question the validity of American elections using data that is clearly false.
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And calling into question the basic science behind climate change likely wouldn't hold water in court.
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Hart went straight at Hubbard's strongest argument, calling into question his friendship with former Governor Riley.
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It isn't the legitimacy of his boss, President Trump, that Mr. Perry is calling into question.
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But deliberately calling into question the postwar order is a step not to be taken lightly.
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But Thursday's retaliation against protesters says something different, calling into question the sincerity of the Sovereign Council.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) calling into question her progressive bona fides with a tweetstorm of her own.
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The situation was simultaneously tragic and bewildering, calling into question how safe people and animals are in zoos.
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I've had people present to me all kinds of arguments calling into question the election of Pope Francis.
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For Sudan's Islamist ruling party, Hussein's case represents a threat, calling into question the law on forced marriage.
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"The weakness in the Chinese data is calling into question the recent strength of the renminbi," said Graf.
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Their advocacy has at times relied on facts, calling into question the young woman's narrative of the encounter.
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For example, at 27A, the clue is "Casting doubt on," and the answer should be CALLING INTO QUESTION.
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Trump has criticized the war after initially supporting the invasion, calling into question whether their perspectives will align.
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It is presently calling into question the nature of truth, and the trust we can place in it.
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Cruz has had a rough couple of days as his rivals lobbed attacks calling into question his integrity.
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The inspector general's office "takes seriously any allegation calling into question the care of veterans," its statement reads.
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The Afghan government rebuked Pakistan for the suggestion, calling into question its genuine commitment to regional stability and peace.
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Strange things start happening, calling into question who this woman is, why she's there, and who she really serves.
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A White House panel is calling into question the validity of the forensic science commonly used in criminal trials.
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The unusual action is calling into question longstanding practices and prompting some companies to re-examine their employment agreements.
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Downing intends to file pre-trial motions calling into question "the legal basis and sufficiency of the charges," and more.
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The former deputy director's account of the 2017 meeting is the latest instance calling into question Trump's relationship with Putin.
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Yet her many columns in recent years rebuking or calling into question the judgment of President Obama are laughable. Why?
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Last November, Fidelity Investments marked down the value of its stake by 48%, calling into question Zenefits' $4.5 billion valuation.
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Breakthroughs in high-profile cases often follow a reversal of political fortunes, calling into question the fairness of punitive measures.
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The administration's recent decisions cut L.G.B.T. individuals out of the family portrait, calling into question our membership in the family.
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He's calling into question the broad spectrum of sweeping technological advances that have made airplanes much safer in recent decades.
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Under House rules, lawmakers are prohibited from defaming the president or other lawmakers, or calling into question their personal motivations.
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The linchpin ... calling into question the credibility of one of Weinstein's accusers, who alleges he forced her into oral sex.
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"No, we're not calling into question the wisdom of venture capitalists," said Allie Burns, the head of Village Capital, delicately.
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Trump has deliberately escalated a showdown with China -- calling into question the bedrock principles that have governed US relations with Beijing.
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Public defenders are calling into question the credibility of information that links defendant Siraj Ibn Wahhaj to firearms training for children.
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Attorney General Sessions orders DOJ to review all police reform activities, calling into question agreements negotiated by the agency under Obama.
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The DO also said that its ruling should not be taken as "calling into question the serious problem of sexual assault".
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Trump sparked controversy following that speech when he lashed back at Khizr Khan, calling into question his wife's silence on stage.
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But as a symbol, the carried interest loophole looms large, calling into question the fairness of the entire proposed tax code.
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Still, Latour had never seen himself as doing anything so radical, or absurd, as calling into question the existence of reality.
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A recent study from University of Waterloo in Canada is calling into question conventional wisdoms about what makes for a perfect shot.
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The article ended up accomplishing little other than calling into question the loyalties of Breitbart and its relationship with the Trump campaign.
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Earlier this year Alitalia, another carrier in which Etihad owns a large stake, filed for bankruptcy, calling into question its acquisition strategy.
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Finally, French questioned how the government is going to enforce certain aspects this legislation, calling into question San Francisco's efficacy so far.
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Meanwhile, Trump is spreading information directly through the press but continues to vilify them, calling into question their credibility with his base.
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The Trump administration is acting to limit Huawei's access to American carriers, calling into question the security of its equipment and networks.
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Both IPO and secondary outcomes have been decidedly mixed in recent weeks, calling into question the strength of US equity capital markets.
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His comments come after U.S. President Donald Trump has also lambasted the organization, calling into question the U.S.' commitment to the group.
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Skeptical judges turned away his libel suit against a journalist who wrote a book calling into question the amount of his wealth.
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Citron's Left was one of the early skeptics on Valeant, calling into question its relationship with distributors in an October 2015 report.
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In his "satirical poke" at Hands Across America, Peele said he wasn't calling into question the "well intentioned, good people" behind it.
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Yet oil still pinned near $30 per barrel, calling into question Angola's ability to practice economic alchemy by turning steel into financial gold.
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In both cases, the films flopped spectacularly, calling into question just how much influence Comic-Con buzz actually had on a film's opening.
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"First we reframed the notion of superstardom, now we're calling into question a key topic in today's culture, our conceptions of the future."
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Azar said the administration is calling into question the entire system of rebates as the method of negotiating discounts in the pharmacy channel.
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But it's been slower than investors would like, calling into question long-term forecasts and concern over the surety of the stock dividend.
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There are no measures calling into question Italy's membership of the euro zone, and the measures have no time-frame given for their adoption.
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While the sanctions have targeted Congo's electoral commission chief and advisers, Washington has stopped short of calling into question the legitimacy of Tshisekedi's victory.
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In effect, the bills would be a kind of currency, which means they could be a first step towards calling into question the euro.
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Wells Fargo's situation is unusual, though, because it opened accounts without customers' permission, calling into question whether the contracts and their clauses are legitimate.
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On November 11, details around Google's work with the massive health system Ascension came to light, calling into question how patient data was handled.
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In its latest annual report SocGen said that it "firmly refutes such allegations and any claim calling into question the lawfulness of these investments".
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Pruitt has been at the center of several stories calling into question his ethics and spending practices at the EPA over the past year.
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Recently, the fighting has sucked in many other ethnic groups, engulfing new areas of the country and calling into question South Sudan's very integrity.
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"I was calling into question a reporter who had gotten nervous because he had changed his story," referring to an article Kovaleski had previously written.
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Icelandair Group on Thursday scrapped a plan to acquire its Icelandic rival WOW Air, calling into question the next steps for the struggling budget carrier.
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But diets are hard to sustain, and it seems like diet debunking is constantly calling into question what and how much we should be eating.
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The first season of Making a Murderer explored the evidence in both cases, calling into question whether Avery was framed and Dassey's confession was coerced.
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The only way to add oversight would be for Cohen to file a lawsuit calling into question the validity of the warrant, an aggressive move.
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This month the American Chamber of Commerce warned that the anti-drug campaign was calling into question the government's commitment to the rule of law.
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The senators also pointed to a 2012 op-ed Gottlieb wrote in Forbes calling into question the Drug Enforcement Administration's (DEA) authority to police opioids.
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But calling into question the solemn guarantee to defend a NATO ally that is attacked can lead only to a test of wills with Russia.
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He, in turn, has long harbored a grudge against her for her statements in 2011 calling into question the validity of a Russian parliamentary election.
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"The measure allows the (Schaeffler) family to sell off a stake without calling into question their voting rights," M.M. Warburg analyst Marc-Rene Tonn said.
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Ultimately, the artists aim to denaturalize this language, calling into question art-world conventions and providing us with alternative lenses for viewing and experiencing art.
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Human migration is a defining issue of the 21st century, often calling into question the relevance, role, and responsibilities of national borders across the globe.
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Polls currently point to the SPD getting around 22 percent, making the party the possible opposition of the future and calling into question Schulz's future.
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The senators also pointed to a 22019 op-ed Gottlieb wrote in Forbes calling into question the Drug Enforcement Administration's (DEA) authority to police opioids.
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The man has not been charged with a crime despite an agent claiming he was assaulted, calling into question the events that prompted the shooting.
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This particular funding cut was unlikely to ever pass Congress, calling into question why the White House would make such an obvious public relations misstep.
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Though Trump frayed nerves on the campaign trail by calling into question US alliances in the region, the new administration has mostly dialed back that rhetoric.
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So while courts are rarely skeptical of DNA evidence, a growing number of academics are calling into question how DNA evidence is handled in criminal investigations.
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All of these factors make universalizing a limit on behind-the-wheel weed intake nearly nonsensical, calling into question the constitutionality of existing DUI weed laws.
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EST The original outlet who published this story, The Knoxville News Sentinel, has since published an update calling into question the veracity of Schmitt-Matzen's story.
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Rystad Energy said the oil market was going "from gloomy to gloomier," calling into question the consultancy's own bullish view for the first part of 2020.
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Rystad Energy said the oil market was going "from gloomy to gloomier", calling into question the consultancy's own bullish view for the first part of 2020.
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A sympathetic youth-led movement, Nuit Debout (Up All Night), has also sprung up — albeit disorganized and idealistic — calling into question the triumph of finance capitalism.
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Ghani's resistance to a prisoner swap has been one of the main issues weighing on the U.S.-Taliban deal, calling into question its potential for success.
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Within the Trump administration, JCPOA supporters contend that rejecting the deal would harm the United States by calling into question our commitment to international agreements generally.
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This feeling can breed either cynicism or paranoia, calling into question not just different claims about the world but also the tools used to make them.
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"Right now, progressive Democrats are at the stage of calling into question the conventional answers of the past and coming up with new ones," Malley said.
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That's far more than the 8.1 teragrams estimated by the Environmental Protection Agency, calling into question the way the agency tracks climate pollution from oil and gas.
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Former deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, has absurdly argued that young people should vote twice, calling into question the very foundation of democracy: one person, one vote.
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Trump, by claiming the election will be rigged, could also be calling into question the legitimacy of Republican House and Senate candidates who win in close races.
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He did give Nick his blessing in the end, but not before calling into question what the idea of a father's "blessing" even meant, in Nick's case.
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But scientists have faced challenges discovering the molecule, calling into question whether the molecule exists in space at all, according to the paper published today in Nature.
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By making America an unreliable ally, he is calling into question the value of NATO—and providing Europe with an opportunity to reinvent its own foreign policy.
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So-called 'robo-advisers' automate wealth advisory roles, calling into question the value of traditional banker/client meetings, and potentially threatening an important source of bank income.
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The update comes after CNN on November 20 published an investigation detailing Vidal's death and calling into question the official death toll from the Category 163 hurricane.
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Speaking a day later during his visit to Pakistan's arch regional rival India, he reiterated his stance, calling into question the "stability and security" of Pakistan's government.
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This panel will also explore the role that contemporary art can play in challenging and refiguring these biases by calling into question the frameworks underpinning our assumptions.
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He's normalizing pseudoscienceOn the first front, Trump is calling into question the truth behind climate change, the effectiveness of vaccines, and the facts behind evidence-based medicine.
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And stories about ethically and legally suspect software used to kneecap both regulators and competitors continue to emerge, calling into question the leadership of CEO Travis Kalanick.
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" An intense rivalry has ignited between Trump and Warren, with the GOP nominee repeatedly calling into question her Native American heritage and referring to her as "Pocahontas.
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Jones is stacking points for Connecticut, hitting 33s and calling into question what some expected to be a coronation for Elena Delle Donne and the Washington Mystics.
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Calling into question bad heroic decisions is, again, not exactly original in videogames, but it's a wrinkle that feels especially provoking in such a traditionally light series.
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The walkout by a broad range of workers threatens to paralyze France for several days, calling into question the president's apparent quelling of the "Yellow Vest" movement.
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These are tender issues, often calling into question the way statistics may misrepresent, distort, or tell an incomplete and ahistorical story of black women's health and agency.
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However, wages are not expected to keep pace with inflation in 2017, calling into question whether consumers will be able to continue driving Britain's economy with their spending.
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On foreign policy, he has advocated an "America First" approach that has alarmed overseas leaders by calling into question alliances like NATO unless countries pay more for protection.
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Instead, with invocations of "Dewey Beats Truman," he's calling into question the consensus of survey research that shows Hillary Clinton on the glide path to 270 electoral votes.
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Nonetheless, Magic Leap is going to try build the components themselves, calling into question just how Abovitz and company are deciding to use their stockpile of investment money.
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Performing recounts automatically would avoid the situation in 2016, where the decision to do a recount was seen as calling into question the legitimacy of the election outcome.
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A Wall Street Journal editorial is calling into question President Donald Trump's credibility by his insistence that former President Barack Obama wiretapped Trump Tower, despite near-universal doubt.
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Instead, the change became a flashpoint, calling into question the "one country, two systems" principle which allows the former British colony greater autonomy, and a distinct legal structure.
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Each of these crimes has a strong element of fraud, calling into question the efficacy of self-reporting and suggesting the costs will fall solely on legitimate businesses.
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Jeff Flake's (R) much-publicized book calling into question not just Trump but the Republican Party for acquiescing to him made him enemy No. 1 for the President.
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Rising protectionism and unilateral action, however, are calling into question the relevance of the international body's ability to champion the principles of free, equal and non-discriminatory trade.
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A video calling into question whether humans have ever landed on the moon might be accompanied by the official Wikipedia page about the Apollo Moon landing in 1969.
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But as Lewis tries to exile his political opponents by calling into question the integrity of an election, his legacy holds we cannot say the same about him.
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But only some partners will be paid for their participation, according to reports, calling into question just how well it will work for publishers in the long term.
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Webb said he determined that further prosecution of Smollett was warranted, calling into question prosecutors' judgment in dropping the original case but finding no wrongdoing on their part.
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Likewise, the current fighting in Kachin and the worsening humanitarian situation there are calling into question the clout of Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi's administration over the Tatmadaw.
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" The letter also hits Trump for "calling into question" US allies and the merits of combined military exercises which Democrats say are critical to "safeguard US national interests.
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But the recent controversy surrounding Pantsuit Nation, the not-so-secret Facebook group for nearly four million Hillary Clinton supporters, is calling into question the issue of digital ownership.
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When pressed on Mueller's decision not to explicitly clear the president of wrongdoing, both deflected by calling into question the credibility of Mueller's investigators and the witnesses they interviewed.
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Since Trump won the election on November 8th, interest rates have increased, calling into question the three-decade-old bull market in fixed income was coming to an end.
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Since the 49ers lost Super Bowl XLVII, Kaepernick has been in the midst of a production slump, calling into question his longevity with one of football's most storied franchises.
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Trump has so far eschewed Republican foreign policy orthodoxy, saying he opposed the 2003 Iraq War, and calling into question U.S. military alliances and the benefits of international trade.
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Nearly 85033 months into Trump's presidency, he is upending the western alliance and fundamentally calling into question the reliability of the U.S. as an economic, political and security partner.
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The outcry surrounding the Cambridge Analytica data scandal is putting Facebook's business model on trial, with critics calling into question its targeted advertising practices and effect on user privacy.
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He claimed that Tokyo was not paying its fair share to support United States military bases, calling into question the American commitment to defend Japan in case of attack.
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"We are calling into question, today, the entire structure of using rebates as the method of negotiating discounts," HHS Secretary Alex Azar said during Friday's White House press briefing.
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Contracts to buy previously-owned homes fell in January, according to the National Association of Realtors, calling into question the sustainability of a recent increase in existing home sales.
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Details on the extent of the damage and the amount of supply affected remain unclear, calling into question how much supply actually needs to be sent to the region.
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Beyond angering a partner and calling into question the ability of the United States to keep secrets, the episode threatened to overshadow Mr. Trump's first trip abroad as president.
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"On the whole, they are not calling into question at all family employment," insisted René Dosière, a veteran Socialist deputy who has been associated with ethics reform in Parliament.
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The goal, intelligence officials and outside experts fear, is to undermine the cohesiveness of the Western alliance, particularly NATO members, by calling into question the validity of democratic elections.
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It is not just the facts he is calling into question, but the very institution of journalism, which some believe demands a more vigorous reply from the mainstream media.
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Even more worryingly, the lack of commitment to an agreement the US painstakingly negotiated with its allies is calling into question those allies' ability to trust the US altogether.
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"The materiality issue is not about the death itself, but more about the circumstances of the crash and calling into question a technology that's important to Tesla's future," Henning said.
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And Tristan Harris, an ex-Google ethicist, is attempting to loosen Silicon Valley's death grip on our attention span by calling into question the way technology and apps are designed.
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President Obama and Attorney General Lynch allowed obstruction and unanswered questions from the American people to linger, clouding their work and calling into question the impartiality of the FBI's findings.
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Bankers and regulators have raised alarms about diminishing daily liquidity in the markets for unsecured loans like Libor, calling into question their reliability as a gauge for U.S. borrowing costs.
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It was the threatening nature of that statement, as well as calling into question the value of NATO, that caused so much political consternation on both sides of the Atlantic.
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By calling into question established structures and alliances that have held since World War II, Trump is unsettling allies and encouraging potential instability that inevitably draws the US to intervene.
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Research suggests that if race-conscious admissions were abolished the largest gains would be enjoyed by white applicants, calling into question which groups are actually in competition with one another.
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On Monday night, Warren challenged Facebook on the suspicious timing of its misinformation policies, calling into question a private meeting between Trump and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Sep. 19.
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But this is a story about a drug company that went to extraordinary lengths to do so, calling into question the safety of a drug it had sold for years.
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The intelligence community did not find evidence that voting tallying systems were breached, though Russian agents did access elements of state and local electoral boards, calling into question their security.
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Mr. Stoltenberg is also traveling to Paris next week to meet Mr. Macron, presumably to discuss the French president's interview comments calling into question the continuing validity of Article Five.
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A general strike by a broad range of workers threatens to paralyze the country for several days, calling into question President Emmanuel Macron's apparent triumph over the "Yellow Vest" movement.
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While U.S. labor markets have clearly tightened, inflation remains remarkably subdued, calling into question traditional estimates of the so-called Phillips curve - or the empirical relationship between inflation and unemployment.
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After rushing through formalities and explaining who she is, Mary Louise voices doubts about whether her son (and Celeste's husband) Perry raped Jane, calling into question Jane's integrity and trustworthiness.
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Pittsburgh recalled Carter Rowney from Wilkes-Barre/Scranton of the American Hockey League on Monday, calling into question whether fellow forward Evgeni Malkin (lower body) would miss his second straight game.
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MoviePass responded late this evening to a number of reports calling into question the company's privacy policy after CEO Mitch Lowe publicly claimed the theater subscription service tracks its users' locations.
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The legislative approach has splintered the Republican Party, with a handful of senators expressing opposition to repeal and delay — calling into question whether the approach could actually pass out of Congress.
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It seems that when things get tough, the first preference is to walk away from contracts under the cover of creative lawyering and revisionist history calling into question the deals themselves.
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On Friday morning, the Trump campaign alerted reporters that he would hold a press conference on the birther conspiracy he spearheaded by calling into question the citizenship of President Barack Obama.
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If this figure is correct, the total outstanding amount of loans on Chinese banks' balance sheets is being seriously underreported, calling into question the safety and soundness of China's banking system.
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Accuweather last week made headlines after it published an article calling into question the "limitations" of government weather modeling during the shutdown and touting itself as an alternative weather forecasting source.
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A president instructing the DOJ to open a criminal probe at his behest would be a startling break with precedent, calling into question the independence of law enforcement from partisan politics.
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Long didn't refute the president, instead calling into question the validity and methodology of the studies looking at the aftermath of Maria, and praising Trump for his support of the agency.
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The legislation was noticeably left out of the massive, 2,232-page spending bill that Congress passed, and President Donald Trump signed into law last week -- calling into question its path forward.
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It overshadowed everything else that happened on Monday, turning a potential positive for Donald Trump's campaign into a big negative — and calling into question the professionalism of his team once again.
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And he's engaging in all manner of efforts to undermine the investigation — calling into question its legitimacy, trying to pressure witnesses not to cooperate, making clear that he will not participate.
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"Feltman underscored that releasing the assistance "would also undermine the ongoing attempts by Hezbollah, Iran, Syria and Russia to entice the Lebanese into their orbits by calling into question US reliability.
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"Based on what I saw in the Bureau of Investigations and Analyses report, there were no elements that would allow for calling into question the scenario put forward," Mr. Deshayes said.
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This quick fix would mean that the S.E.C. could be viewed as effectively acknowledging that its judges were not properly appointed, perhaps calling into question every decision made in administrative proceedings.
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As a result, Elo will almost always make up at least five-sixths of the blend, calling into question whether incorporating the head-to-head records at all is worth the trouble.
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Soon after his election Mr Trump even seemed to be calling into question America's endorsement of the "one-China policy"—China's insistence on the polite fiction that Taiwan is part of China.
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Some are also calling into question the legality of the order pointing to the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965, which banned all discrimination against immigrants on the basis of national origin.
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"This pattern of noncompliance indicates a severe administrative impairment," the report says, calling into question "the University's ability and willingness" to adhere to other federal rules, such as federal student aid programs.
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" Trump, who has recently taken to calling into question Clinton's mental fitness to serve as president, argued that Clinton "lacks the judgment ... stability and temperament and moral character to lead our nation.
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Tuesday's report was partly called for in response to a damning 2009 report calling into question the validity many forensic techniques that have sometimes been used in convictions that were later overturned.
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He said he considered it important that the hacking did not create a political football, noting that at the time Donald Trump was frequently calling into question the integrity of the election.
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They've risen by calling into question basic ideas — commitments to the European Union and tolerance of minorities — that parties on both sides of the standard political divides have more or less assumed.
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And recent antigovernment protests in Hong Kong have raised concerns about China's increasing involvement in the affairs of the city, calling into question its long-term role as a global business hub.
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The fresh round of social unrest is once again calling into question Mr. Macron's top-down management style, a big factor in last year's protest over stagnating wages and dwindling living standards.
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Over the summer, Trump was widely denounced for calling into question the patriotism of four freshman congresswomen of color, tweeting that those U.S. citizens should "go back" to their countries of origin.
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The establishment media was happy to work with us on the former, but turned against us when it came to the latter, calling into question our intentions and those of Mr. Assange.
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The scandal has led to the ouster of one of Mr. Bolsonaro's cabinet members and has left a second one teetering, calling into question the president's commitment to cleaning up Brazilian politics.
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This has the potential of damaging police-community relations, eroding the community's trust in law enforcement and the law itself, calling into question the legitimacy of the individual officers responding to the call.
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It's not very surprising that Fox — which is not named in the suit — has since launched a PR campaign rabidly defending the embattled Ailes and calling into question Carlson's motives for the suit.
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The judge, Navy Captain Aaron Rugh, has said he did not ask for or order any such surveillance, but the defense contends he was apparently aware of it, calling into question his impartiality.
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The campaign and state Republican Party signaled that a legal fight could be ahead, calling into question why some 90,000 early votes in heavily Democratic Durham County were not uploaded until late Tuesday.
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The group was forced to reveal larger than expected losses of US$1bn in March, related to winding down certain distressed credit positions, calling into question why they had not been flagged earlier.
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In Iraq, prominent religious and political figures demanded that ties be severed, calling into question fence-mending efforts by Riyadh that had been intended to boost a regional alliance against Islamic State militants.
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But the dioceses that have declined to name priests are calling into question the church's broader efforts to make amends for the abuse scandals, stirring a growing backlash from victims and their supporters.
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In addition to disparaging Mr. Bannon as "Sloppy Steve" and calling into question his relevance during the 2016 presidential campaign, Mr. Trump blessed moves by the White House to further ostracize Mr. Bannon.
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This surge of new capacity is calling into question the economic assumptions underpinning the Australian LNG projects and others such as ExxonMobil's in Papua New Guinea, BP's in Indonesia and Total's in Russia.
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With Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump announcing presidential runs, and attacks like the one at a South Carolina church calling into question the definition of terrorism, it's easy to see why.
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Unilever, Britain's third largest company by value, has faced two investor revolts this year, calling into question how closely the maker of Marmite and Dove soap listens to the concerns of its shareholders.
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Or does he actively start calling into question international agreements, from military alliances to trade deals to the Geneva Convention, which he has said should be altered to allow torture and other war crimes?
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Noted drunk dialer and Cheesecake Factory fanboy Drake begins "Portland," the best song on his new mixtape (IMHO) with a brave statement calling into question the business practices of his longtime partner Apple (IMHO).
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He also tweeted statements expressing outrage at the accusations: Dr. Luke takes the predictable step in flag-wrapping with his mother and sisters and of calling into question the feminist credentials of Kesha's representation.
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"I think it's a little unexpected, I don't think he has figured for this," she said of the attacks from fellow Democrats, namely Booker tacitly calling into question Biden's commitment to civil rights. Sen.
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Within hours of Mr. Trump's remarks calling into question whether, as president, he would automatically defend NATO allies, European officials who were already nervous about American commitments appeared a little stunned by his comments.
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Lamar Smith (R-Texas), who has made his mark by regularly calling into question the ethics of scientists and, in the end, politicizing science to an extent rarely, if ever, seen on Capitol Hill.
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Brazil's special congressional pension committee on Thursday canceled its planned vote on the bill, calling into question whether the lower house plenary will vote and approve it by mid-July as the government hopes.
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Russia's own photographic analysis, Mr. Ulyanov said, suggested that the crater left by the bomb showed it had been detonated on the ground, calling into question how government forces could have placed it there.
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But on Saturday, Australian researcher Gaetan Burgio noted that the French study failed to adequately measure the amount of virus in control patients, calling into question its conclusions about the efficacy of the drug.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria's far-right Freedom Party (FPO) on Wednesday formally contested the result of last month's presidential election, calling into question the count of postal ballots that swung the vote against its candidate.
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Still, lacklustre demand for Opel's Insignia sedan has forced Ruesselsheim to almost halve output to 68,000 vehicles this year, and to start shorter working hours, calling into question the need for current staff levels.
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"The swiftness and recklessness with which you have proceeded has already resulted in committee chairs attempting to limit minority participation in scheduled interviews, calling into question the integrity of such an inquiry," he wrote.
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At the moment, teams have played between 271 and 2472 games, calling into question whether total points could be used as the deciding criteria or if the percentage of points amassed should be utilized.
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The statement is the closest Podesta and Clinton's former campaign infrastructure have come calling into question the legitimacy of Donald Trump's presidency and suggests that Clinton's campaign feels Electoral College members should do the same.
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Ford's memory of that laughter — the way she was humiliated — should be damning enough testimony when it comes to calling into question the appointment of a candidate to the most influential court in the nation.
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The prelude to his presidential run was his gleeful hyping of birtherism, a multiyear campaign of conspiracy theories and obvious lies that served no purpose beyond calling into question the legitimacy of Barack Obama's presidency.
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Self-bonding has come under scrutiny, as three of the largest domestic coal-mining companies have recently declared bankruptcy, calling into question whether they can afford their obligations to return closed mines to usable conditions.
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A lawmaker is calling into question Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's testimony in front of Congress after a new report revealed the company used outside contractors to transcribe audio from its services without users' explicit consent.
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Canadian researchers found that straight women's bodies respond to a greater range of sexual stimuli than heterosexual men's, calling into question the easy presumption that it is men who have wide and varied sexual menus.
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And in the end, the single tower wasn't built quite upright, and the technique used to straighten it after construction weakened the steel rods inside it, calling into question how seismically sound it was anyway.
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It's those "leakers" that Trump has repeatedly lambasted, including by calling into question the veracity of anonymously-sourced news reports and calling leakers criminals -- even when the leaks are not damaging to US national security.
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Nearly 3,000 votes effectively disappeared during the machine recount of Florida's midterm races, according to election records, calling into question whether officials relied on a flawed process to settle the outcome of three statewide contests.
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Gallagher's notice of a trident review board cited the verdict rendered in his court-martial trial in July as evidence calling into question his suitability to continue serving in naval special warfare, the Navy said.
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But he also ends up having been a subject of Lachlan's Cartaxus experiments when he was a child, the first of countless revelations that end up calling into question Catarina's whole life — including her very identity.
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And Trump, in particular, has cast the election as rigged -- calling into question whether ballots that are mailed in will be counted, playing up inaccurate reports of voter irregularities and claiming that voter fraud is pervasive.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The public should not be forced to pay to walk on Germany's beaches or swim in the sea, a federal court ruled, calling into question private beaches along the North and Baltic Sea coasts.
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Even San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz could not resist the temptation to engage in a Twitter exchange with Trump, calling into question his lack of respect for the dignity of the people of Puerto Rico.
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"Definitely it's calling into question a lot of basic assumptions that have prevailed since World War II, and it's shocked a lot of people," said Arthur Herman, a historian and senior fellow at the Hudson Institute.
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And both have worked to abolish the president's ability to designate National Monuments under the Antiquities Act, calling into question what kind of leadership they would provide when placed in charge of National Parks and Monuments.
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In 2018 they filed appeals, requesting that the belt she'd been strangled with be tested for DNA (it has not been) and calling into question forensic testimony about the timing of Stites' death that implicates Fennell.
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In the meantime, the M5S has been polling badly in regional elections and last week, its leader Luigi Di Maio resigned, calling into question the future of the movement, and its place in the coalition government.
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The truce has largely held but the withdrawal has stalled due to mistrust among the parties, calling into question the U.N. goal of further talks to agree a framework for political negotiations to end the war.
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Kavanaugh's clerks reportedly began work on Sunday, and the new justice could hear his first case as soon as Tuesday and Wednesday, a request from the Trump administration calling into question courts' authority over executive branch officials.
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Would-be predators in those communities get away with it because taking the accusers seriously often means rattling the core of the community itself, calling into question its sense of righteousness and exposing its failings to outsiders.
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"In addition, members of the Obama administration were concerned that, by raising the alarm, they would create the very impression they were trying to avoid –– calling into question the integrity of election systems," the summary report says.
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Thirty-six hours after Donald Trump won the presidential election, his campaign committee is still asking supporters for money, calling into question the amount of debt the campaign racked up in the final days of the race.
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The White House denied a Tesla request to exempt its Autopilot hardware from tariffs on imports from China (where some of the electronics are made), calling into question the future of its in-development self-driving tech.
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On Tuesday, Trump signed an order to scrap those Obama-era climate change regulations, keeping a campaign promise to support the coal industry and calling into question U.S. support for an international deal to fight global warming.
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Dropcam founder Greg Duffy, who left the company in January 2015, fired back on Medium, saying selling his company to Fadell was a mistake and publicly calling into question Fadell's leadership and Nest's ability to make money.
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Shares of G4S stock have dropped 6 percent since Monday amid investor fears of another controversy calling into question the competence of the company, which, with more than 600,000 employees, is among the world's largest private employers.
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The presumptive Republican presidential nominee used the platform this morning to rip into a Washington Post article calling into question his claim that he raised $215 million to benefit veterans (the amount was closer to $4.5 million).
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Why it matters: Some were calling into question the timing of Ferro's retirement, as Tronc is currently in the process of finalizing the $500 million sale of the Los Angeles Times and the San Diego Union-Tribune.
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Current and former agency officials say the Shadow Brokers disclosures, which began in August 2000, have been catastrophic for the N.S.A., calling into question its ability to protect potent cyberweapons and its very value to national security.
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But abandoning the principle of market neutrality may be seen as too risky for the ECB's unelected technocrats, calling into question the bank's independence and opening it up to political attacks that could undermine its monetary policy.
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On the one hand, a government that could have been perceived by financial markets as calling into question the participation of Italy in the European Union and its membership in the euro area has not been formed.
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Set in a monochromatic, austere church-like space—replete with rows of pews—abstract lights and shapes dance around erratically until physics-based chaos unfolds, calling into question the laws and assumptions that govern these sorts of locales.
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In the interim, the team has publicly bashed their one-time savior, with manager Terry Collins calling into question Harvey's commitment to the team, and later adding today that he didn't know if his teammates even respected him.
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"We actually need more immigration," David Kelly told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street," calling into question any policies that restrict skilled immigrants from entering the U.S. to take jobs that can't be filled by the existing labor pool.
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The case before the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has implications for news organizations and other online content providers, by calling into question the industry's common practice of using file or generic "stock" photos to illustrate stories.
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Although the push to move the metal led to record deliveries, neither revenues nor EPS were anywhere near a record – calling into question the growth story (which should be further undercut by TSLA continuing to cut cap ex).
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Kurz, who came to power in 2017 with a hard line on immigration similar to that of the FPO but with an otherwise traditionally conservative platform, has distanced himself from Strache's remarks without calling into question their coalition.
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President Donald Trump last month signed an order to undo Obama-era climate change regulations, keeping a campaign promise to support the coal industry and calling into question U.S. support for an international deal to fight global warming.
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It was the last major aviation agency in the world to ground the planes after the Ethiopian Airlines crash, and reporting has emerged since then further calling into question the rollout and continued use of the aircraft. Sen.
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Kris Kobach, the head of Trump's short-lived election security commission, was perhaps the leading voice in the Granite State conspiracy theory, calling into question the legitimacy of the state's four Electoral College votes that went to Clinton.
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Now, as he struggles to regain his footing, some are calling into question the motives of the man they say has a history of inaction when it comes to the type of reform he's now pledging to seek.
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Now Libya, with a population smaller than that of Tennessee, poses an outsize security threat to the region and beyond, calling into question whether the intervention prevented a humanitarian catastrophe or merely helped create one of a different kind.
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Pompeo will have to explain how he plans to lead the CIA in an era in which the president-elect has been openly mocking the intelligence community and calling into question its central finding that Putin wanted Trump elected.
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Brooke Schreier Ganz, the founder of the nonprofit group Reclaim the Records, has filed a lawsuit against the New York state agency handling the records, calling into question whether it engages in backroom dealings or preferential treatment with Ancestry.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed an order to undo Obama-era climate change regulations, keeping a campaign promise to support the coal industry and calling into question U.S. support for the international deal to fight global warming.
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You see, all the Olympic excitement about cupping, which has me rubbing my chin, comes directly after a wave of news headlines calling into question another funny-looking health routine Westerners have dutifully performed since the early 1800s: flossing.
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A horrific accident involving a stretch limousine that left 20 people dead on Saturday in upstate New York is calling into question the safety of the luxury vehicles commonly used for wedding parties and birthday celebrations across the country.
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But Speaker J.D. Mesnard called for Shooter to be ousted after Shooter released a defensive statement Thursday moments before the vote, calling into question the veracity of the investigation and hinting that another lawmaker was also guilty of misconduct.
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Also not a surprise as Trump burned those bridges, first by calling into question the valor of McCain (a Vietnam War POW) and then by sparring with Romney when Romney took the vocal lead of the anti-Trump movement.
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"Captain America" sidestepped that problem by never calling into question the essential goodness of its hero characters, instead having them take sides on an issue over which reasonable minds might differ: Should heroes be subject to United Nations oversight?
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In a filing on Monday, the states agreed with the Irving, Texas-based oil giant, saying the probe goes against the First Amendment and calling into question the Virgin Islands's work on the matter with a private law firm.
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Kansas State (17-12, 6-10) lost for the fifth time in six games, likely ending its chances of an at-large berth in the NCAA Tournament and calling into question head coach Bruce Weber's future with the program.
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The Fortnite competitive subreddit has been awash with daily rants and seething comment threads calling into question Epic's ultimate motives, the development team's competency, and the overall effect this season may have on the game's longevity and competitive popularity.
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President Donald Trump has been sharply critical of NATO, calling into question the efficacy of the alliance, complaining about the United State shouldering too much of the financial burden and even threatening to pull out of the military partnership.
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Attorney General William Barr took aim Wednesday at a key legal protection for the tech industry, calling into question whether it is still needed as a small number of key tech players have reached a massive size and scale.
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WorldCom eventually went bankrupt, wiping out billions of dollars in value from the stock market and calling into question the system Wall Street analysts and investment bankers used to evaluate public companies and try to raise money for them.
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Levy said that late on July 27, the night before the board meeting, he had been informed that May wanted "a bit more time, without calling into question the project, and without specifying the date when the contract could be signed".
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The BCC's revisions come as U.K. newspaper The Sunday Times reported a fresh legal challenge would be presented to Prime Minister Theresa May on Monday, calling into question whether the government has the requisite authority to leave the single market.
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On Monday, Clinton's campaign chairman, John Podesta, backed the electors who were asking to be briefed on the foreign interventions, which was the closest Podesta and Clinton's former campaign infrastructure came to calling into question the legitimacy of Trump's presidency.
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In 2004, the first presidential election after 9/11, George W. Bush and his allies aggressively painted Vietnam veteran John Kerry as weak on national security, even calling into question his war record with the infamous series of "swift boat" ads.
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Amid the cultural upheavals of the 1960s, Buchla was quietly calling into question the foundations of music-making itself, crafting electronic instruments that eschewed the logic of Western tonality and rhythm in favor of a more open-ended, tactile experience.
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Washington (CNN)Iran tried to acquire technology that could be used for a military nuclear program, calling into question whether it is living up to an international agreement intended to curb such an effort, according to Germany's domestic intelligence service.
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The Kennedy evolution coincides with recent lower court decisions rejecting new voter restrictions and implicitly calling into question the Supreme Court's glossy picture of life for blacks and Hispanics in its 2013 case that scaled back the landmark Voting Rights Act.
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In Iraq, whose Shi'ite-led government is close to Iran, religious and political figures demanded that ties with Riyadh be severed, calling into question Saudi attempts to forge a regional alliance against Islamic State, which controls swaths of Iraq and Syria.
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Lawyers, doctors, even state-run news outlets have asked how the Hongmao Pharmaceutical Company, which has a record of exaggerated advertising claims, was able to persuade the police to arrest Dr. Tan for calling into question the benefits of its elixir.
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Noting the dates, Andrew Wilder, an Afghanistan expert at the United States Institute for Peace think tank, said: "The last thing we need is a big political crisis calling into question the legitimacy of the national unity government in September".
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Samuel Seymour, HSBC's lawyer, said on Tuesday the ruling had hurt the bank by calling into question assurances given to foreign regulators who, in being convinced to provide information to the monitor, were told the report would be kept secret.
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Now, three weeks after Friedman's comments, BB&T analyst Anthony Chukumba is calling into question just how severe an impact the retailer's chronic out-of-stock conditions could have on its first-quarter results — and its long-term brand equity.
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The cheating touched at least 30 sports, tainting Russia's triumphant haul of 33 medals in Sochi and calling into question the results of the 2013 track and field World Championships and the 2013 World University Games, both held in Russia.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Novartis's heart failure drug Entresto failed a trial in a new use, the Swiss drugmaker said on Monday, calling into question billions of dollars in potential revenue and taking the shine off one of the company's biggest growth prospects.
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The top Democrat on the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee sent a letter to the head of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Tuesday, calling into question a dramatic decrease in grant funding awarded by the agency in the past year.
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Barr's credibility on the line The administration theatrics are calling into question not just Barr's credibility but any hope that the administration's handling of the Mueller report will finally put to rest the nightmare that still surrounds the 2016 election.
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Washington (CNN)The US intends to relinquish custody of an American citizen accused of fighting for ISIS within days, potentially averting a looming showdown over his detention that is calling into question the legal underpinning of the US war against ISIS.
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By calling into question the relevancy and validity of these national monuments, our diverse communities are forced to re-experience the trauma of cultural erasure and continue to fight for their existence and acceptance as part of the American story.
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LA PAZ, Bolivia — Keiko Fujimori, a powerful Peruvian politician whose father ruled the country in the 1990s, was arrested in a money laundering investigation on Wednesday, calling into question the future of the political family and their right-wing populist movement.
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If the commission is another step toward narrowing or calling into question America's commitment on human rights, it will further erode the country's leadership and give the world's repressive rulers more reasons to ignore complaints about their own abuses and atrocities.
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The 2015 convictions of both men, once among the state's most powerful politicians, were overturned on appeal after the Supreme Court narrowed the legal definition of corruption, thus calling into question the validity of the jury instructions given in the cases.
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Jude Blanchette, a fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said the phase one deal was restoring the status quo to before the trade war began in 2017, calling into question how much progress had actually been made.
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Much of this is because of a lack of progress on Trump's tax cut agenda, dimming down what was called the "Trumpflation" trade in financial markets and now even calling into question a multi-year rally in the U.S. dollar.
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He has already had to correct one major error; after calling into question America's longstanding one-China policy, he retreated and told Mr. Xi in February that he would respect Beijing as the sole government of China and not recognize Taiwan.
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In her debut flash fiction collection, Ulrich focuses on the bodies of murdered women, rendering each story with a crystalline focus on how women often bear the brunt of violence and calling into question the common narratives around this fact.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed an order to undo Obama-era climate change regulations, keeping a campaign promise to support the coal industry and calling into question U.S. support for an international deal to fight global warming.
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His record and reputation notwithstanding, he just threw a fourth-quarter Hail Mary to team Trump, thus further blemishing his long and respectable career in public service and calling into question the credibility of our nation's federal law enforcement agencies.
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President Trump signed an executive order to undo Obama-era climate change regulations, keeping a campaign promise to support the coal industry and calling into question U.S. support for the 2015 Paris Agreement, a landmark international deal to fight global warming.
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"I witnessed the prime minister walk over and manhandle the whip of the official opposition," NDP MP Niki Ashton told the House, calling into question Trudeau's credentials as a feminist, arguing that he made the environment unsafe for his female colleagues.
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But just days later came the Supreme Court's announcement that it would review the Salman case to consider what the Dirks case requires for proving insider trading, calling into question whether the justices might raise the bar for proving liability for tipping.
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Wild variations also occurred when the subjects ate foods like sushi and whole-grain bread, making a mockery of the glycemic index, long used to rank foods according to their effects on blood sugar, and calling into question the reliability of calorie calculations.
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On Friday, the Trump administration threatened to place 5% tariffs on all imports from Mexico starting June 10, calling into question its already fraught trade negotiations with China, support from U.S. businesses on the trade front and the backing of its own negotiators.
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ABUJA (Reuters) - Nigeria must not borrow more to fund its budget and should instead raise money it needs by other means, the country's finance minister said on Tuesday, calling into question planned foreign loans of $2 billion from lenders like the World Bank.
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Sales in restaurants open at least a year rose by just 1% in the three months ending in September, calling into question how well Chipotle can compete as fast-food competitors like McDonald's see steady sales growth thanks to low-cost value promotions.
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Protestors say the fight for Kumar's release has taken on larger symbolic dimensions, calling into question the tactics used by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), India's ruling Hindu nationalist party, and its student wing, the ABVP, to stifle intellectual dissent in the country.
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The dollar had fallen 2 percent in the aftermath of Trump's shock win over heavily favored Democrat Hillary Clinton, kindling fears of economic and political turmoil and calling into question the rise in U.S. interest rates that had been expected in December.
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Similarly, "Maryam" (2006) by Amber Hammad playfully mashes up typical religious iconography of the Virgin Mary (or Maryam, as she is referred to in the Quran) with baby in hand, and popular photographic portraiture, again calling into question what constitutes the "ideal" woman.
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The election is absolutely being rigged by the dishonest and distorted media pushing Crooked Hillary - but also at many polling places - SAD So the problem is that even the Trump, the incoming president, is calling into question the legitimacy of our voting system.
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But a deadline to meet 2021 and 2025 emissions goals in Europe adds pressure on FCA to adopt PSA's more efficient engines, calling into question some of FCA's engine plants in Europe - mainly in Italy, as well as in Poland - in particular.
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The Federal Trade Commission announced tough sanctions against Herbalife, accusing it of "deceiving hundreds of thousands of hopeful people" and calling into question its distribution practices and the ways it generates revenue by relying on customers to sell products to friends and relatives.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's lower house of Congress was due to vote on Tuesday on a flagship overhaul to the pension system but by early evening the debate had still not begun, calling into question whether the government had the votes it needs.
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But without a new strategy in place, Mr. Bolsonaro has struggled to keep even the 58 lawmakers of his own party in line, calling into question his ability to pass politically unpopular measures in Brazil's unruly, multiparty legislature, which has 594 representatives.
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It's a complicated argument, calling into question whether a user's right to privacy and transparency can coexist with the need to maintain evidence of a crime—and whether sacrificing the latter is a just a necessary trade-off for satisfying the former.
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As I have recounted at great length in other posts, over the last several decades, conservatives have waged war on social and political trust, calling into question the fairness and independence of almost every major US institution from journalism to academia to science.
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In other setbacks, Novartis's heart failure drug Entresto failed a trial in a new use, the Swiss drugmaker said in July, calling into question billions of dollars in potential revenue and taking the shine off one of the company's biggest growth prospects.
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In other setbacks, Novartis's heart failure drug Entresto failed a trial in a new use, the Swiss drugmaker said in July, calling into question billions of dollars in potential revenue and taking the shine off one of the company's biggest growth prospects.
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Elijah Cummings and Stacey Plaskett, the congressional delegate from the US Virgin Islands, signed a letter to House Oversight Committee Chairman Trey Gowdy on Tuesday morning, calling into question a $20173 million contract awarded to a small Atlanta-based company, Tribute Contracting LLC.
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"We have requested an independent audit, in this area, whose conclusions will be made public as soon as possible," Francis Ambroise, director general of STAR told a news conference in the capital Antananarivo, citing recent reports calling into question STAR's corn supply.
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"One of the most talked-about aspects of Michael Wolff's new book on President Trump has been its calling into question Trump's fitness for office, not just in terms of his knowledge, temperament and experience, but also his mental fitness," Smerconish said.
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However, a member of Documenta 14's curatorial team told Hyperallergic that the work's actual shipping costs were only €20083,560 (~$7,800) and were entirely covered by the Canada Council for the Arts, calling into question this and other claims made in HNA's article.
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Days after a writer apologized to the Fixer Upper star and his wife Joanna for calling into question their "family first" mantra, the famous contractor is showing his devotion to sons Drake, 13, and Duke, 9, with an afternoon of his least favorite athletic activity.
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Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson stepped down on Monday just hours after Brexit minister David Davis's resignation on Sunday evening, calling into question May's ability to deliver the vision of continued close ties with the European Union that she said they had agreed to last week.
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The guess here is that Warren (D-MA) is on CNN's shortlist for a town hall given the 85033 buzz around her possible candidacy against a president who repeatedly refers to her as "Pocahontas," calling into question Warren's claim of being partially of Indian descent.
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Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee took turns bashing him at a hearing last week, calling into question the legality of his appointment and demanding he recuse himself from the Russia investigation, which he had questioned in media appearances before joining the government. Sen.
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Trump's declaration came amid a string of other tweets calling into question the Russia investigation led by special counsel Robert Mueller, bolstering the impression that Trump remains keenly attuned to the matter, despite his insistence that North Korea and trade are dominating his agenda.
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The E.P.A. administrator simply can't make determinations on what science is appropriate in rule-making without calling into question decisions by other federal agencies based on similar kinds of studies, including on the safety and efficacy of pharmaceuticals, and research into cancer and other diseases.
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Background: Pressure in Hong Kong has been building for some time, as China has slowly but steadily chipped away at its special status, calling into question Beijing's commitment to the "one country, two systems" formula that constituted the foundation of the territory's 1997 handover.
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Matt Wood, policy director at the advocacy group Free Press, issued a lengthy statement Tuesday blasting Pai for his claims about the effect the Open Internet Order has had on the industry and calling into question his commitment to expanding internet access to underserved communities.
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On the sidelines of a gathering for the 70th anniversary of NATO, Mr. Trump took his one-time friend to task, denouncing comments Mr. Macron made last month criticizing the American president's leadership of NATO, and calling into question several of the French leader's policies.
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Another part of the report suggests that police might never have reviewed hotel surveillance footage that covered three critical hours between when Lesin was last seen alive and the time he was found dead, calling into question the finding that he died alone in his hotel room.
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That caused ripples, both positive (Martin appeared in Vogue talking about her decision to be open about her sexuality, not only with herself but her fans and the public at large) and some painfully negative, calling into question the validity of her choice to go public.
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Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has called for a global crackdown on social media after footage of last Friday's mosque attacks in Christchurch, New Zealand was livestreamed on Facebook, calling into question the extent to which the world's biggest tech giants can successfully monitor their own platforms.
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Pruitt aimed to make scrapping the Clean Power Plan seem less offensive, in part by calling into question the counting of the rule's indirect benefits — such as the massive reductions in local air pollution that were an ancillary effect of a program designed to control greenhouse gases.
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Experts say this means that more than half of the metal the United States imports will now be free from those tariffs, calling into question the point of these tariffs aside from misleading American companies and workers into thinking that the president was doing something for them.
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But the news about UA paying for strip clubs visits comes at a time when companies like Nike and Lululemon are also contending with backlash against their male-dominated work cultures, and when women around the world are calling into question inappropriate and sexist workplace practices.
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In March he dropped out of a highly anticipated new "Tosca" planned at the Metropolitan Opera next season, because of the time it would require him to be away from his young family in Germany, calling into question the future of his career in the United States.
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An undocumented immigrant who was shot by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents during a traffic stop in Tennessee on Thursday while trying to flee has not been charged with a crime despite an agent claiming he was assaulted, calling into question the events that prompted the shooting.
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The horror of the collapse of a recently built $12 million seaside bike path (two dead, three injured), calling into question the integrity of the other structures the city has built for the Games -- for which, by the way, ticket sales are still hovering at only about 20123%.
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Key ally called into question The speech came shortly after Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte asserted that the upcoming US-Philippines military drills would be the last joint drills that his country would take part in, calling into question the commitment of one of the US' most stalwart regional allies.
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But when I saw what I judged to be harmful directions in the church, when I saw this whole discussion in the synod on the family calling into question the foundations of the church's teaching on human sexuality, I had to speak up because it was my duty.
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I first dug in on behavioral and social science research related to global warming views and responses in 2006, and it quickly became clear that this was the scariest body of science of all — topping ice-sheet instability and even calling into question the utility of my profession.
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While the Conservative Party, led by Prime Minister Theresa May, is expected to win comfortably on June 8, her party's lead in opinion polls has narrowed sharply in the last week, calling into question her decision to call the unscheduled election seeking a strong endorsement of her Brexit strategy.
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Even before a league-appointed arbitrator issues a decision in the coming days on an appeal Elliott filed, he and the players' union filed a lawsuit in federal court in Texas late Thursday aimed at nullifying the ruling pre-emptively and calling into question the N.F.L.'s case.
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"I was calling into question a reporter who had gotten nervous because he had changed his story," arguing that the reporter had been trying to back away from an article he wrote in September 2001 about the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and elsewhere that month.
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In the main, the goal is to undermine the West every way they can, from exposing military and diplomatic secrets via WikiLeaks, to intervening in and calling into question the legitimacy of the democratic process, to raising the bogus specter of a "deep state" that suppresses the popular will.
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With Mr Kavanaugh's recently uncovered e-mails calling into question whether Roe is "settled law" and his opinion last year saying the government should be able to delay an undocumented teen's abortion, there is little doubt he will be a safe vote to uphold laws chipping away at abortion access.
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But Clinton's totals included $10 million transferred from her Senate campaign account and another $123 million reserved for the general election, putting the New York senator behind Obama in fundraising and calling into question her status as the party's presumed frontrunner in a presidential race that Obama would eventually win.
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"The election is absolutely being rigged by the dishonest and distorted media pushing Crooked Hillary - but also at many polling places - SAD," Trump wrote on Twitter, in the latest of a series of comments he has made over the past several days calling into question the fairness of the election.
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Already, a shift in the global energy landscape, brought on partly by a surge in drilling in United States oil and gas shale fields, has brought about a slump in fuel prices, calling into question the viability of future oil projects in far-flung places like the Arctic and deepwater oceans.
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By calling into question so many fundamental elements of the system that the United States built in the devastated aftermath of World War II, he is forcing Americans to imagine a world in which the United States does not tend the garden of international order, as George Shultz describes foreign policy.
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Still, the argument underscored that they already have evidence calling into question the honesty of Mr. Trump's responses from the Mueller report and the recently concluded trial of Mr. Trump's longtime friend and informal adviser Roger J. Stone Jr. Mr. Trump had refused to let the special counsel's office interview him.
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Stephens's first column for the Times calling into question arguments around climate change published in April was met with heavy criticism from liberal readers of the newspaper, with many cancelling subscriptions to the point that Times publisher Arthur Sulzberger Jr. made a personal appeal to readers to address the Stephens hiring.
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Sterling had been whipsawed a bit by the two other ministerial departures, including Brexit Minister David Davis on Sunday, but Johnson's announcement pulled the rug out, calling into question May's ability to deliver the vision of continued close ties with the European Union that she said they had agreed to last week.
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Besides the consternation that has pervaded Taiwanese society upon seeing their compatriots nabbed by Kenyan police and shoved, black hoods on their heads, onto a China Southern airplane, politicians from all sides are now calling into question the eight years of rapprochement under President Ma Ying-jeou, who steps down on May 20.
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However, a number of successful court challenges to the Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) enforcement processes and priorities, including challenges calling into question the former SEC enforcement director's abuse of in-house agency courts to side-step due process rights of defendants, remind us that more enforcement is no substitute for smart enforcement.
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As his detractors have described a Trump presidency as a grave threat to the United States, citing his statements calling into question longstanding national security policies and alliances and even his commitment to the Constitution, Mr. Trump is now trying to outdo those accusations with his own warnings about the danger Mrs.
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Mr. Trump opened a series of high-stakes meetings with world leaders gathered in Osaka, Japan, for an international summit meeting after calling into question the very foundation of the relationship between the United States and two of its most important friends, Japan and Germany, and lashing out at a third partner, India.
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As a member of the Fed's board of governors, Mr. Powell raised concerns in 2013 that the Fed was trying too hard to revive economic growth with its massive bond-buying program — calling into question whether he would be as willing as Mr. Bernanke and Ms. Yellen to use such tools again.
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However, such an outcome might also play into China's hands by calling into question the need for the nearly 30,000 American troops now stationed in South Korea, and the annual joint military exercises that involve even more American forces, which are intended to serve as a deterrent against the heavily armed North.
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"With Congress facing a crowded calendar, calling into question the timing of and capacity for legislative execution on other policies that impact the market and economy (tax reform, infrastructure spending, etc.), we think it wise to examine the potential effects of actions within the president's authority," said a Morgan Stanley report out Thursday.
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After slipping to third or fourth place in the states that voted Saturday, Mr. Rubio collapsed on Tuesday, finishing well behind his three rivals in Michigan and Mississippi — he came away with no delegates in either state — and calling into question how much longer he will be able to stay in the race. Mrs.
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Singer, in a statement made through his lawyer, disparaged the piece, calling into question the credibility of the writers, accusers, and editors: The last time I posted about this subject, Esquire magazine was preparing to publish an article written by a homophobic journalist who has a bizarre obsession with me dating back to 1997.
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The cases brought by the President's personal lawyers, tee up the potential for a momentous ruling concerning Congress' ability to investigate the President, calling into question Supreme Court precedent and coming at a time when Trump is embroiled in impeachment proceedings and has spent years attempting to keep some of his financial documents private.
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The moviegoing masses in the United States and Canada spurned the sixth chapter in the science-fiction movie series over the weekend — the fifth and fourth installments were box-office misfires, too — calling into question the future of the 22009-year-old property, which has also been mined over the years for television shows and video games.
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With a lack of meaningful gains in wage growth, a rising risk of yield curve inversion and little worry of an overheating economy as momentum is expected to wane, some Fed officials seem to be shifting from their perpetual "gradual" stance, calling into question the possibility of a fourth-round rate increase at the end of the year.
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And, at a moment when the public is so obsessed with image and celebrity that campaigns for the representation of marginalized people in pop culture often eclipse movements for incarcerated or impoverished marginalized people, many of the authors deftly critique the assumption that representation is necessarily positive, ultimately calling into question what "representation" and "visibility" even mean.
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The National Rifle Association (NRA) quickly voiced its opposition to President Obama's nomination of Merrick GarlandMerrick Brian GarlandLaw professor: Court-packing should be 'last resort' Here's how senators can overcome their hyperpartisanship with judicial nominees McConnell campaign criticized for tombstone with challenger's name MORE to the Supreme Court, calling into question his views on the Second Amendment.
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WASHINGTON — A federal judge ruled on Wednesday that a federal government database that compiles people deemed to be "known or suspected terrorists" violates the rights of American citizens who are on the watchlist, calling into question the constitutionality of a major tool the F.B.I. and the Department of Homeland Security use for screening potential terrorism suspects.
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Balls and Cable both said Britain risked economic damage if it left the EU. Osborne also accused the "Out" campaign of resorting to conspiracy theories ahead of the referendum for calling into question the motives of global bodies such as the International Monetary Fund and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development when they spoke of the economic risks of Brexit.
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But to many of the 7.2 million people in this former British colony, his disappearance and apparent surfacing across the border that demarcates Hong Kong from the rest of China have fueled a profound fear, by calling into question the legal guarantee that people here would be shielded until midcentury from Beijing's reach under an arrangement known as one country, two systems.
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Android enthusiast blogs are now openly telling their readers to avoid the Note 7, while the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday that Samsung will temporarily halt production of the device altogether while it investigates, again, what could still be causing the smartphone to overheat and explode, calling "into question Samsung's whole product testing methodology and its scrutiny of its suppliers," said Dawson.
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A White House official told CNN that the administration plans to rebut Yates by employing two strategies: Calling into question her objectivity by arguing she is a partisan Democrat and questioning the timeline of events she is expected to present, namely why "she and others at DOJ sat on their hands" after Vice President Mike Pence insisted on television Flynn had not discussed sanctions with Kislyak.
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President Trump's announcement that he plans to ban transgender people from serving in the military made an end run around Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE, calling into question a relationship that so far has seemed solid.
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A group of congressional Democrats is calling into question the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) security sweep of Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE's office.
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The DEA's deal with drug kingpin Paul Le Roux didn't turn out as planned Monday The DEA's deal with drug kingpin Paul Le Roux didn't turn out as planned Monday The epic case of Paul Le Roux, an international drug and arms smuggler turned DEA informant, took another surprising turn Monday when one of his former employees was acquitted in Minnesota federal court, further calling into question the U.S. government's unusual arrangement with the shadowy kingpin.
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Rep. Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanDemocratic Women's Caucus calls for investigation into Epstein plea deal DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews CNN slams GOP for not appearing on network after mass shootings, conservatives fire back MORE (R-Ohio) on Friday vehemently denied claims that he knew of alleged sexual abuse taking place on the Ohio State University wrestling team while he served as assistant coach, while calling into question the timing of the allegations.
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Republican staff on the Senate Judiciary Committee, however, announced that then-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) had waived the confidential restriction on the documents early that morning, calling into question whether Booker's gambit was really all that daring.
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Calling into question the cultural impact of the original movie, the critic Alistair Harkness said that crucial moments in the sequel felt forced: Boyle's frenetic, collagelike directing style, particularly as he reintroduces us to the characters amid a torrent of cocaine, vomit and violence also gives the film a trying-too-hard feel and even though some of it does jolt "T2" to life, the cast doesn't always have the emotional range to make it cohere.
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But Cohen put the "who knew what, when" issue back in the spotlight during his Stephanopoulos interview when he declined to comment -- on advice of counsel -- on whether or not Trump had directed him to pay the $130,000 to Ms. Clifford, calling into question what Trump told reporters on Air Force One in April (that Trump did not know about the $130,000 payment to Clifford made, remember, just days before the 2016 election, and that he did not know where the money came from.).
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Senate Minority Whip Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions To combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks MORE (D-Ill.) is calling into question a push by the CIA to build support for President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's pick to lead the intelligence agency.
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