Second, survivors may not want to cause harm to their abusers.
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I would never intentionally cause harm to other LGBTQ+ people or anyone.
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That should be just as objectionable as to cause harm to the victim.
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"We're not really worried it's going to cause harm to people," Alam says.
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Failure to hold Trump accountable also will cause harm to our national security.
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"There are different ways that coal can cause harm to plants and animals," she explained.
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Bergen: There is this pervasive belief that profanity is going to cause harm to children.
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We don't want to create a situation that would cause harm to them or death.
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It said they had sought to create tension in markets and cause harm to investors.
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The movement should be all-inclusive; it can't cause harm to some while benefiting others.
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They believe, contrary to scientific evidence, that ingredients in vaccine can cause harm to the body.
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They believe, contrary to scientific evidence, that ingredients in them can cause harm to the body.
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Melucci stated that Miller "intended to cause harm" to her creditors and pushed for jail time.
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Malinformation is when genuine information is used to cause harm to someone (for example revenge porn).
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"Ocwen has consistently failed to correct deficient business practices that cause harm to borrowers," he said.
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"No man is born to cause harm to women," the 34-year-old royal dad said.
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Farid told CNN Business he is concerned that such videos could cause harm to citizens or democracies.
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The ITC will vote later this month on whether the washer imports cause harm to U.S. producers.
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The European Union on Friday agreed to permanently ban nearly all pesticides that cause harm to bees.
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Earning a living honestly is a righteous thing to do, providing it doesn't cause harm to others.
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Please don't show this note to anyone because it could cause harm to me and my family.
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The ITC is due to vote on Thursday whether washing machine imports cause harm to U.S. producers.
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Spitefulness— Destructiveness and willingness to cause harm to others, even if you get hurt yourself as a result.
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They agreed that "giving such testimony is not likely to cause harm to her," according to court papers.
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Such stress will affect my personal well-being and potentially cause harm to the health of my unborn child.
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The company said that the event was "well below anything" that can cause harm to individuals or their property.
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However, our Community Guidelines do not permit misinformation that could cause harm to our community or the larger public.
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"Alani stated that his intention was not to cause harm to the aircraft or its passengers," the affidavit stated.
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These are the most evil of spirits, or Yōkai, because their sole purpose is to cause harm to humans.
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Some of those straws end up in the ocean where they cause harm to whales, turtles and other sea life.
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For final duties to take effect, the U.S. International Trade Commission must find the imports cause harm to U.S. producers.
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Some advertised treatments, including spinal manipulation and injection of hydrogen peroxide, may actually cause harm to patients, the researchers write.
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They argued that building the wall in these areas would cause harm to "recreational and aesthetic interests" in the region.
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But if the systems behave inaccurately or display biases, the consequences outside the lab could cause harm to real people.
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Much of their deployed time is spent on duties that accomplish little, or worse, cause harm to others and themselves.
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He wants answers, but not in a way that would explicitly cause harm to anyone who might have those answers.
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But we have maligned one, venerated the other, and fallen into exaggerated performances of both that cause harm to all.
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However, any project in a downstream country such as Bangladesh has little possibility to cause harm to upstream countries, Hossain said.
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This case is a good example of how social media when used inappropriately can cause harm to even an unknown person.
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" She continued, "Such stress will affect my personal well-being and potentially cause harm to the health of my unborn child.
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"There's little question that Mr. Musk's departure would likely cause harm to Tesla's brand, stakeholder confidence and fundraising," the note said.
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For the margins to take final effect, the U.S. International Trade Commission must find the exports cause harm to U.S. producers.
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For the final duties to take effect, the U.S. International Trade Commission must find the imports cause harm to U.S. producers.
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A wall would cause harm to immigrants and refugees, all of whom are equal to us in the eyes of God.
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At what point does the norm against prosecuting one's political opponents cause harm to the rule of law, rather than preserving it?
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"I was told that I could absolutely do this from a Buddhist perspective providing I didn't cause harm to anyone," he said.
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The Trump administration continues to push for policies that threaten to cause harm, to poor people and people of color in particular.
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His lawyer said his client had never intended to cause harm to Isaac and tried to make amends for his poor decision.
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State lawmakers passed a bill Tuesday banning sunscreens containing oxybenzone and octinoxate, chemicals believed to cause harm to marine life and coral reefs.
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An ultrasound-emitting device planted inside a building, on the other hand, might be close and powerful enough to cause harm to occupants.
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"Alani stated that his intention was not to cause harm to the aircraft or its passengers," the criminal complaint said, via the Times.
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Any man who desires trans women should know that such seemingly personal choices are also communal, and they cause harm to trans women.
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"We will not be swayed by hearsay, false rhetoric or sensationalism in a manner that would cause harm to the innocent," he wrote.
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And for the rest of us, the outcomes include neighbors and future neighbors who have been groomed to cause harm to themselves and others.
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In some cases, they outcompete native species and become "invasive"—a label we give to species that spread and cause harm to native ecosystems.
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Studies, while limited, suggest that prenatal exposure to marijuana could cause harm to children's executive functioning, including concentration, attention, impulse control and problem-solving.
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Some medical experts worry that Georgia's law could cause harm to women who have nonviable pregnancies that aren't identified by the six-week mark.
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Hospitals themselves are hectic environments with many moving parts, so much so that care decisions often fall through the cracks and cause harm to patients.
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A Democratic U.S. senator worried Wednesday that self-driving trucks could be leveraged by "out-of-state actors" looking to cause harm to Americans. Sen.
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For someone who wants to cause harm to another, being a driver for a platform like Uber or Lyft would be a terrible career choice.
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In a press release, the FCC said that Moser chose to spoof HomeyTel's number "with the intent to cause harm" to the company and others.
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That standard includes details that could cause "harm to the military defense, intelligence operations, law enforcement or conduct of foreign relations," Trump wrote in his order.
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"I believe that if [superintelligent] AI were possible, it would not be feasible to make sure that it won't ever cause harm to humans," he wrote.
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They're very clearly the heroes in their own stories, and these women only cause harm to the people who very clearly deserve it within the film.
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The U.S. International Trade Commission, an independent and bipartisan panel, ruled in September that imports from China and elsewhere did indeed cause harm to American companies.
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" TikTok's community guidelines state that the platform does not permit "misinformation that may cause harm to an individual's health, such as misleading information about medical treatments.
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Providing protective tariffs and price floors on solar products would cause harm to rest of the entire industry and the electrical construction workers that support it.
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I am even more disappointed in Jill Soloway's unfair characterization of me as someone who would ever cause harm to any of my fellow cast mates.
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"Tampering with energy infrastructure is a dangerous activity and it could cause harm to citizens and surrounding communities, which is unacceptable," said Canadian Energy Minister Jim Carr.
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"It's really dire and is going to cause harm to a lot of people," Emily Nestler, an attorney with the Center for Reproductive Rights, told BuzzFeed News.
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Secretary DeVos was directly asked that question in a Congressional hearing: Did you know that when you took this step, it would cause harm to transgender youth?
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This deal would not only cause harm to President Trump's trade agenda, it would also create a serious national security and cybersecurity threat to the American economy.
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The disclosure of the existence or nonexistence of other responsive records "would cause harm to national security" and is therefore exempted under the law, the motion said.
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"It is okay to feel panicked ... look for ways to ground yourself in a safe and healthy way that does not cause harm to others," Forti said.
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"Conversion therapy has been disavowed by medical experts and is considered a non-effective method of treatment that can cause harm to an adolescent," Governor Sandoval said.
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Brad Wind, a manager for ABC Bail Bonds near the convention site, said he hopes crowds do not get violent and cause harm to Cleveland's people or businesses.
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I have introduced legislation to hold top corporate executives criminally accountable if, as a result of their negligence, companies pollute the air or cause harm to our environment.
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While no parent wants to think they're raising a child who'll later cause harm to a partner or loved one, those stats (and the news) say plenty are.
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Is the actor intending to cause harm to a particular victim or is the actor intending to communicate views, however unpleasant or even hateful those views may be?
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Holcomb said Tuesday that he would leave it up to a doctor to determine if postponing or canceling any of those procedures would cause harm to the patient.
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The administration has been seeking ways to blunt the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak, which is expected to cause harm to both major industries and small businesses.
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"He admitted that he provides this information even to individuals who tell him they intend to use the information to cause harm to others," one FBI agent wrote.
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Using the video feeds, soldiers could locate the bombs on the route ahead and take steps to ensure they do not cause harm to U.S. troops and their allies.
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"It has long been established that our Constitution protects the free exercise of religion, but those protections do not create the right to cause harm to others," he said.
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" He predicted that, eventually, a state's attorney general would sue Juul "for willfully designing and pushing a product that will cause harm to the children of the United States.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos suggested Monday that teachers hold demonstrations over issues such as compensation during "adult time" so they don't cause harm to students by disrupting educational hours.
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Fast to adapt to the latest technologies, traffickers employ various strategies online to exploit, abuse and cause harm to children, challenging the ability of law enforcement to keep up.
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Touching on what your President said last week – no man is born to cause harm to women, this is learned behavior, and a cycle that needs to be broken.
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The agency also added 13 new chemicals to its Toxics Release Inventory this week, a public database of industrial chemicals that could cause harm to human health or the environment.
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Concentrated in the west and the south, 76 percent of Hispanic Catholics think climate change will cause harm to them personally, in contrast with only 47 percent of white Catholics.
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Facebook said its policies won't apply to parody or satirical videos, and Twitter said it may not remove videos that aren't deceptively shared or likely to cause harm to users.
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Several members of Trump's own party criticized the resident for the tariffs, warning that it may cause harm to diplomacy and the passage of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement.
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"Hopefully, they can see it the way I do, that I do not wish to cause harm to anybody, this is not an act of terrorism at all," he said.
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So it's not surprising that potting mix can also have in it bacteria and fungi that may on occasion cause harm to people, and in rare cases even kill them.
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The report identifies technology as one of the key drivers of change, and one that can enhance the efficiency and accessibility of financial services but also cause harm to consumers.
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But essentially all of these sections in the report are blacked-out because they could cause "harm to an ongoing matter," which is presumably Stone's case, still in its early stages.
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"Based on the footage seen, it was apparent that Giles' sole intent was to cause harm to someone who resides there," a detective wrote in the affidavit, the Albuquerque Journal reports.
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" Dean's sister, Joann Campbell, thanked the detectives who worked hard as the family pressed them to work harder and warned Buck: "You will never hurt and cause harm to another family.
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"As long as it doesn't cause harm to society, I don't mind if it's in a glass cup or a cardboard box," Mr. Pichardo said as he strolled through Central Park.
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Should any such creature cause harm to, or draw the notice of, the Muggle community, that nation's wizarding governing body will be subject to discipline by the International Confederation of Wizards.
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It means examining context and figuring out whether someone knowingly meant to cause harm to another person, so well-meaning users don't end up getting blamed for some bad followers' actions.
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We must also be able to successfully prevent these attacks before they happen, and thwart the bad actors before they cause harm to our infrastructure, industries, financial systems and our democracy.
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The Gainesville Police Department said in a statement Tuesday that school officials were notified of the teen's plans "to cause harm to multiple people" at the Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church.
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" In that filing, Nick explained he needs the court-ordered protection from Aaron because he's afraid Aaron will listen to the "voices in his head and cause harm to my family.
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Just as foodmakers are barred from using certain ingredients, online firms could be prohibited from using certain data or using them in such a way that could cause harm to an individual.
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Still, there comes a point when we as conservatives must recognize the limits of states' rights, and surely that line must be drawn when local actions cause harm to the national interest.
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These numbers reinforce the fact that the administration's attempts to deter immigrant kids from seeking safety in the United States are not only cruel and cause harm to children, but have failed.
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"In reality, it is possible that an unproven treatment will actually reduce the chances of having a baby, or otherwise cause harm to the mother or any children born as a result."
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"Our Community Guidelines do not permit misinformation that could cause harm to our community or the larger public," a spokesperson for TikTok said in a statement provided to CNN Business on Wednesday.
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Chewing up plastics could create small fragments that "pick up toxins like a sponge, transport these toxins up the food chain, and can cause harm to the environment and human health," said Naryan.
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Over the last three years, 60 percent of U.S. travelers reported taking a "sustainable" trip and say they have a responsibility to make sure their trips do not cause harm to a destination.
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"With each day that passes, this discriminatory policy will continue to cause harm to survivors of sexual harassment and violence," said Alice Y. Abrokwa, a lawyer at the National Center for Youth Law.
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Most of the redactions in this section were made under the justification that they'd cause "Harm" to an "Ongoing Matter" — and, from context, it's clear that that ongoing matter is Roger Stone's prosecution.
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"Conversion therapy has been disavowed by medical experts and is considered a non-effective method of treatment that can cause harm to an adolescent," Sandoval said in a statement after signing the bill Wednesday.
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The substance was recommended for a permanent ban by the Obama administration and the EPA's own chemical safety experts after it was found in a study to cause harm to children and farm workers.
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Coordinating HarmPolicy RationaleIn an effort to prevent and disrupt real-world harm, we prohibit people from facilitating or coordinating future criminal activity that is intended or likely to cause harm to people, businesses, or animals.
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Her practice uses high-quality specialized tubes specifically made to lower the amount of white blood cell concentration in the plasma; an uncontrolled amount, she says, can cause harm to the tissue and delay healing.
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Christopher Giles drove 11 hours from Albuquerque to the couple's home in Austin, Texas, and his "sole intent was to cause harm to someone who resides there," according to a search warrant obtained by KXAN.
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LONDON, Oct 31 (Reuters) - Britain's financial markets regulator said it has launched a study into how general insurers price home and motor policies amid concern some have the potential to cause harm to vulnerable consumers.
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The 12-member panel agreed unanimously on each of the non-statutory aggravating factors, including a lack of remorse, that Roof's crime was racially motivated and that he intentionally sought to cause harm to others.
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Alani said "his intention was not to cause harm to the aircraft or its passengers" but to "cause a delay or have the flight cancelled in anticipation of obtaining overtime work," according to the affidavit.
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Federal prosecutors charged Mr. Fields under two hate crime statutes that require proof that he was motivated to cause harm to other people because of their actual or perceived race, color, religion or national origin.
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According to a poll by the Washington Post and the Kaiser Family Foundation, more than seven in 10 teenagers and young adults in the United States say climate change will cause harm to their generation.
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We will also start to remove content with false claims or conspiracy theories that have been flagged by leading global health organizations and local health authorities that could cause harm to people who believe them.
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"The basic premise of taking money from a company that has caused and continues to cause harm to young people through blatant, relentless marketing of a dangerous product seems ethically unsound," said student services director Cedros.
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With a Republican Congress and White House, Democratic attorneys general across the country have assumed outsize roles on the national stage by using the courts to halt policies that they argue cause harm to their states.
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"The ruling sends the message that institutions like IFC can continue to lend money to projects that cause harm to the people and the environment, and not be held accountable," Patel told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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" But he maintained the legislation would seriously hurt US national security interests and cause harm to important alliances, saying it "would neither protect Americans from terrorist attacks nor improve the effectiveness of our response to such attacks.
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"It is possible with this attack to cause harm to a patient, either by erasing the firmware that is giving necessary therapy to the patient's heart, or by directly invoking shock related commands on the defibrillator," he said.
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Some women had heard that vaccines contain aluminum that can cause harm to children; Marcus explained that aluminum is used to boost the body's response to immunization, and most of it is cleared from the system within days.
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"Before this procedure comes anywhere near clinical practice, we need years of work to show that meddling with the genome of the embryo is not going to cause harm to the future person," she said in a statement.
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The U.S. International Trade Commission is scheduled to make its final decision on whether the imports harm or are likely to cause harm to U.S. producers on or about April 6, the Commerce Department said in a statement.
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For climate activists, the logic is that it is unethical to continue to invest in an industry whose products cause harm to the planet and whose members, like ExxonMobil, have spent decades obfuscating the science and the problem.
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The statements and RTQ [response to query] will strongly condemn the transfer of classified information to persons not authorized to receive it and publication by various organizations that could cause harm to U.S. service members and national security.
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Cybersecurity teams in the U.S. government regularly conduct security scans on the perimeter sites but even that may not be enough to prevent a determined hacker who wants to infiltrate and cause harm to one of the service's websites.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is alerting the public to a voluntary recall of nearly half a million pacemakers over software vulnerabilities that could allow hackers to gain access to the devices and potentially cause harm to their users.
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"We will also start to remove content with false claims or conspiracy theories that have been flagged by leading global health organizations and local health authorities that could cause harm to people who believe them," the company wrote in a statement.
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READ: Betsy DeVos is confused by basic questions about education policy "Unfortunately, we have people in our country who want to cause harm to students, and at some point you have to respond to that threat," Superintendent Ray Schulte told the Associated Press.
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"Rescinding DACA will cause harm to hundreds of thousands of the states' residents, injure state-run colleges and universities, upset the states' workplaces, damage the states' economies, hurt state-based companies, and disrupt the states' statutory and regulatory interests," the suit says.
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Google announced Monday it won't bid on the Pentagon's $10 billion cloud contract because of concerns the work wouldn't align with its artificial intelligence ethical principles, which hold that its software shouldn't be used to cause harm to people or violate human rights.
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The BioBots 1 is a 12 inch x 12 inch x 12 inch cube that uses visible blue light to rapidly cure biomaterials quickly and, unlike some of the other curing technologies used in other 3D bioprinters, doesn't cause harm to cells.
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"The evidence in this case demonstrates that the advertising restraints imposed by the challenged agreements cause harm to consumers and competition in the market for the sale of contact lenses online," wrote Michael Chappell, the FTC administrative law judge who heard the case.
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Some research, as recently reported by Tonic, has suggested vaping can cause harm to our lungs that's both similar to and different from smoking tobacco; other research has found that certain popular vaping fluids that add flavor could also be hazardous when inhaled.
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The Supreme Court, in Hobby Lobby, dramatically and wrongly, in my opinion, extended this, allowing a religious corporation to opt out of a law when such an opt out would cause harm to a third party, the women denied access to free contraception.
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He said the House Intelligence Committee memo is "undermining trust in the FISA process," which he said is a key program for the intelligence community to monitor possible bad actors who want to cause harm to the U.S. View the discussion thread.
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A year later, an arbitration panel determined that Mr. Miller's appearance in the film did not cause harm to the company and that Mr. Miller was free to use his own name, likeness, voice and brand in anything outside of ski movies.
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Mr. Zündel was convicted twice, in 1985 and 1988, under a rarely invoked law criminalizing the knowing publication of false news that caused, or was likely to cause, harm to the public interest, which the authorities interpreted to include Canada's commitment to tolerance.
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Another reason, Hubbard argues in her New York Times piece, is that far too many Black girls have dealt with misconduct for so long that it's almost become an internalized part of their lives and that reporting it could cause harm to their communities.
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While excessive drinking has shown to cause harm to a fetus, studiesout of the United Kingdom—where drinking during pregnancy is common—found "no convincing evidence" that low to moderate prenatal alcohol use (or less than eight drinks a week) adversely affects pregnancy outcomes.
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Kenya -- Peter Ndung'u, 23 "I am mostly concerned about the government's insistence on building a coal plant in Lamu, one that will cause harm to the people of Lamu County like Ali Athman, who sells fish at Lamu's fish market," photographer Peter Ndung'u told CNN.
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The firm will "remove content with false claims or conspiracy theories that have been flagged by leading global health organizations and local health authorities that could cause harm to people who believe them," its head of health, Kang-Xing Jin, said in a blog post Thursday.
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"Based on our conversations with representatives from schools in Puerto Rico, we believe that extending our program would in fact cause harm to their own recovery efforts, and we know they are relying on each of you to play an important role in that work," he wrote.
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The court found that even if the workers' statements were "intended to, and would have the tendency to cause harm to the reputation of Trump Hotel Las Vegas," the workers' statements did not qualify as commercial speech under the Lanham Act because they were not proposing a commercial transaction.
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"I don't see anything in the First Amendment that says there has to be an intent to cause harm to the victim," Professor Erwin Chemerinsky, dean of the University of California Berkeley School of Law, said at the 2017 US Department of Justice Cybercrime Symposium in regards to IPPA.
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For example, on page 9 of volume one of the version of the report Barr released last month, DOJ explained that a couple of sentences related to Trump's former personal attorney and fixer Michael Cohen are redacted because it would cause "harm to ongoing matter" if details were released.
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"He understood that doing that was going to cause harm to the individual, he knew that by throwing him over he knew the individual was going to be hurt, he shouldn't have done it, and he admitted to picking this kid up and pushing him over," Francis says.
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Viewing imagery of these sites or peoples from above with no permission is no less of a colonialist act and may cause harm to communities that did not choose to be imaged, like "uncontacted" tribal groups in Brazil, who could then face further attacks from loggers or miners.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 8 (Reuters) - Popular video-sharing app TikTok issued a broad ban on Wednesday against "misleading information" that could cause harm to its community or the public, setting itself apart from rivals like Facebook which say that they do not want to be arbiters of truth.
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The company will "remove content with false claims or conspiracy theories that have been flagged by leading global health organizations and local health authorities that could cause harm to people who believe them," according to a blog post published Thursday by Kang-Xing Jin, Facebook's head of health.
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Ora, who identifies as queer, responded to Kiyoko's and Kehlani's concerns with her own generosity on Twitter, saying she would never "intentionally cause harm to other LGBTQ+ people or anyone" and that she had been trying to provide an "accurate account of a very real and honest experience" in her life.
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Designed to raise awareness so that people will stop and think before supporting operations that cause harm to animals, her heartbreaking images also take us to Thailand, where elephants are kept in captivity to perform for tourists and declawed tigers are kept in zoos where tourists can pose with them.
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" Fifteen states and the District of Columbia — including New York, California, Massachusetts and Virginia — filed a supporting brief to argue that allowing the ban to stand would "cause harm to the states, including to state institutions such as public universities, to the businesses that sustain our economies, and to our residents.
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Image: Drew Angerer (Getty)The individual suspected of being behind the massive Capital One data breach that compromised the data of an estimated 215,000 million people, Paige Thompson, has been accused in a court filing of threatening to "shoot up" a California-based social media company and cause harm to herself and others.
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Officer Tyler Reik, a spokesperson for the Coral Springs Police Department, said in a phone call that Braun was not arrested, and was rather taken in under the Baker Act, a Florida statute that allows for the involuntary commitment of anyone deemed mentally unstable in a way that could cause harm to themselves or others.
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The company will "remove content with false claims or conspiracy theories that have been flagged by leading global health organizations and local health authorities that could cause harm to people who believe them," Kang-Xing Jin, Facebook's head of health, said in a blog post published the same day the World Health Organization declared coronavirus a public health emergency.
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Facebook utilises fact-checkers to check dubious claims and subsequently suppress them in its newsfeed, and in late January announced it was taking the additional step of outright removing false information about the outbreak "that have been flagged by leading global health organizations and local health authorities that could cause harm to people who believe them."
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Other foreign-based companies that have faced such suits include Royal Dutch Shell PLC, Nestle SA and Daimler AG. "The Supreme Court today dealt a significant blow in the fight to hold foreign corporations conducting business in the United States accountable for violations of international law that cause harm to innocent civilians worldwide," said Michael Elsner, a lawyer for the plaintiffs.
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Ohlhausen—who served as a Republican commissioner on the FTC from 2012 until January, when Trump designated her acting chairwoman—had this to say about the dangers posed by IoT devices:"We're saying not 'Let's speculate about harm five years out,' but 'Is there something happening that harms consumers right now or is likely to cause harm to consumers,'" Ohlhausen told the audience at the conference.
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Much of the legislation guarantees rights and protections for people with mental illnesses, but it does allow for involuntary examination in some cases including when a person with a mental illness is unable to determine whether an examination is necessary, when they are likely to neglect their own well-being and when they are likely to cause harm to themselves or others, according to the guide.
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Under the directive, Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen NielsenKirstjen Michele NielsenTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Trump casts uncertainty over top intelligence role Juan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America MORE has 90 days to create a list of national critical systems that, if disrupted, would cause harm to public safety or national security, and then a year to identify critical infrastructure that could be impacted by EMPs.
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In 2017 I believe most Americans still believe in these promises and that these promises are inviolate whether you live in Alabama or in Washington, D.C. While they may not be able to articulate these principles with the technical proficiency of a political science professor or a constitutional scholar, I also believe most Americans still embrace the idea that as long as it does not pose a threat or cause harm to others, an individual has the right to conduct their lives and their businesses in a way that does not violate their religious beliefs.
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There should be no surprise that in a July phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, President TrumpDonald John TrumpWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE repeatedly asked him to work with Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiMurphy: Background check talks continue despite Trump Ukraine criticism Hacker changes Seattle road sign to say 'Impeach the bastard' Pence: Trump has been 'completely vindicated' with Ukraine call readout MORE to investigate the son of Joe BidenJoe BidenWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE with the intent to cause harm to a likely 2020 opponent.
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