Trump is often accused of cozying up to autocratic leaders.
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Holding hands and cozying up at a posh new restaurant?
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But Trump isn't shy about cozying up to controversial figures.
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These actors have already begun cozying up to the Trump
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"They're undermining our alliances, cozying up to Russia," Obama said.
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A similar dynamic applies to Trump's cozying up to Putin.
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They accuse Qatar of backing terrorism and cozying up to Iran.
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Europe. As President Trump fends off criticism over cozying up to
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After Charlottesville, the RJC promptly returned to cozying up to Trump
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Weeks later, they were spotted cozying up at the Coachella music festival.
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"Trump has been coddling Putin and cozying up to him," Carpenter said.
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"She is not cozying up to Wall Street at fundraisers," Sharma said.
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On Monday, Minaj posted Instagram photos of her cozying up to Petty.
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They were later seen cozying up at the MTV VMA's After Party.
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Back in October, People revealed that Rose was cozying up with Val.
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There's nothing like quite like cozying up with a good nature doc.
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And others are perfect for cozying up and watching the wizarding films.
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Does the no cozying up to dictators principle include Persian Gulf monarchs?
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How did these geniuses find themselves cozying up to a child rapist?
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Just in time for the fall, many celebrities have started cozying up.
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But she has lately been wearing, and cozying up to, luxury brands.
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It's become his standard dodge when criticized for cozying up to autocrats.
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LANKFORD: Well, I would hope the presence not cozying up to this guy.
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There's nothing quite like cozying up to a nice cold chunk of metal.
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She insists there was no "cozying up" or "being romantic" ... as reports suggested.
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Not that the party has been unified in cozying up to Jeff Bezos.
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Lots of time spent inside, cozying up by the fire, and all that.
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Despite the growing tensions with North Korea, Trump is cozying up to Israel.
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I recommend cozying up to a personal pie while you watch Home Alone.
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Uber will not be the last to suffer for cozying up to Trump.
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The Point: You can dislike -- or even hate -- Graham's cozying up to Trump.
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But that was postponed after Trump faced allegations of cozying up to the Kremlin.
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Winter is almost upon us, and moms everywhere are cozying up with their cuties.
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But that was postponed after Trump was accused of cozying up to the Kremlin.
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" It was, "How can you constrain Trump from cozying up even more to Putin?
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It appears the Trump team is cozying up to Vietnam for leverage against China.
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Biden has a well-documented history of cozying up to women during public events.
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Add to this mix the cozying up of Turkey to NATO's biggest adversary: Russia.
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The countries accused Qatar of supporting terrorism and cozying up to regional foe Iran.
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He then called her out for cozying up to Syrian president Bashar al-Assad.
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WikiLeaks fired back, accusing Snowden of cozying up to the Democratic Party for a pardon.
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That he&aposs just too close to Russia, he&aposs cozying up to a dictator.
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Cozying up to President Donald Trump will require more than barrels of Saudi Arabian oil.
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But in his cozying up to Duterte, President Trump has simply followed a long tradition.
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It may just be about a lawyer or a banker cozying up to a journalist.
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Simple choice this election: President and GOP lose by cozying up to corporate special interests.
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Studies indicate that the majority of people aren't keen on cozying up to a cyborg.
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When they see Trump cozying up to Putin, their fear of Russia is greatly magnified.
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He's attacked global press freedom, after cozying up to autocrats on his recent Asia tour.
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Qatar's foes accuse it of financing terrorism, cozying up to Iran and harboring fugitive dissidents.
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Pretty sure Rosie won't be amused by Trump cozying up to her ... even sarcastically. Bingo!
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Darlene is cozying up with Wyatt over their shared affinity for talking to dead people.
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Maybe your galentine is more into hitting the town than cozying up on the couch.
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John McCain, cozying up to Russian leader Vladimir Putin or elevating white supremacists -- derails Trump.
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Pretend you're cozying up around the VCR just like back in the day — and cue nostalgia.
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Just over two weeks earlier also sparked relationship rumors after cozying up together on social media.
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If that were true, Booker wouldn't have been cozying up to him only a year ago.
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And in his marquee speech concluding the evening, Obama slammed Trump for cozying up to Putin.
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As Vox's Madeleine Ngo notes, multiple people tied to Huntsman criticized Trump's cozying up to Putin.
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I think that if they start cozying up to the administration, there could be prolonged ... Delays.
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The show provides a good chance to begin the "cozying up" process with journalists and bloggers.
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Short of adding "blockchain" to the company's name, cozying up to Alphabet is worth a try.
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It has also been cozying up to Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud, Amazon's chief cloud rivals.
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There's no honor or wisdom in cozying up to Donald Trump — just a heap of manure.
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A bit later they're cozying up in the car, contentedly munching on popcorn and drinking soda.
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And she's very sorry that she conspired to influence U.S. politics by cozying up to conservatives.
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Philippine President Duterte is cozying up with Russia as U.S. relationship sours Philippine President Duterte is cozying up with Russia as U.S. relationship sours Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte visited a Russian warship docked in Manila on Friday, signalling his desire to strengthen the country's relationship with Russia.
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LEVIN: And very briefly, he&aposs cozying up with Russia, getting weapons from Russia, wasn&apost he?
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Cisco is cozying up to the start-up world as part of a plan to revive growth.
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This time, it was Kourtney who shared a photo of her youngest son cozying up to True.
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Instead, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has made a point of cozying up to the United States.
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Taylor Swift's trip to Australia is about more than just cozying up to new flame Tom Hiddleston.
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If you're not feeling like cozying up to your partner immediately after giving birth, you're not alone.
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His criticism that Clinton is pandering to black voters by cozying up to Obama was gone entirely.
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A second snap showed Shelton cozying up to his girlfriend wearing his signature pair of cowboy boots.
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Sooo, think Cardi will see Nicki's cozying up to Jade and Baddie as an act of aggression?
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Cozying up to seasonal music is undoubtedly one of the best things to do during the holidays.
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Another commented that Trump told off Pope Francis, who caught shade for cozying up to the Castros.
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But Juul, which vowed to make cigarettes obsolete, is facing criticism as cozying up to Big Tobacco.
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First, it's just not possible to pick a worse moment to be cozying up to the Taliban.
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As Trump continues his grand tour of Asia, he's been cozying up to fellow strongman President Duterte.
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The pair — who parted ways in April — were snapped cozying up at table and sharing a sweet kiss.
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Now, it looks like Stephanie and Jimmy Gibbler are cozying up, even sharing a kiss in the backyard.
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Earlier, Asghari posted a picture of the two cozying up at a restaurant and then quickly deleted it.
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On Thursday, the duo also seemed to be cozying up as they celebrated the Fourth of July together.
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He immediately makes it clear has no problem conceding he has a habit of cozying up with strangers.
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Much to the chagrin of her father Lionel, Sofia Richie is cozying up with Scott Disick in Italy.
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But, at the end of the day, it's important for companies to know who they're cozying up to.
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It seems rather unlikely that Assange's native Australia would approve of his cozying up to the American president.
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Cozying up for photos, we couldn't be happier to see the two looking like a happy family again.
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On Friday, Kourtney Kardashian shared a photo of her youngest son cozying up to sister Khloé Kardashian's daughter.
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Spencer is cozying up to someone new — and, according to this Pretty Little Liars spoiler, it's not Toby.
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Ariel Winter might be gearing up for cuddle season as she continues cozying up to actor Levi Meaden.
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Before the group was separated, it looked as if the writer's room had her cozying up to Nick.
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What a strong guy," and cozying up to dictators and calling our allies weak and stupid," Weld said.
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Check out the feline photos to see the celebs cozying up with their pick of the litter. Meow.
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Swift could also be seen cozying up to Hiddleston after dancing with Abigail and country singer Kelsea Ballerini.
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Just because you're interning for Rolling Stone doesn't mean you'll be cozying up to your favorite Grammy noms.
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Challenging our adversaries and promoting democracy replaced by coddling Russia and cozying up to dictators near and far.
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And cozying up to Israel too much could harm the standing of Arab leaders before their own people.
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Before long, Barry is cozying up to Pablo Escobar and smuggling cocaine and AK-47s across the Americas.
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Later, he was spotted cozying up with a couple other gals under a cabana on the beach. Heyooo!
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But unfortunately, all this cozying up is motivated by less-than-cheery realities: Millennials are broke and tired!
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Since then, Halsey has gone on to share multiple snaps of the pair cozying up together on her Instagram.
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The pair ended their nine-year relationship in July 2015 after he was spotted cozying up to another woman.
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The pair ended their nine-year relationship in July 2015 after Disick was spotted cozying up to another woman.
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FOX NEWS OPINION Marc Thiessen: Trump isn&apost the first president to embarrass America by cozying up to Putin .
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Now may be time to harness some of that Carcetti-like charm and start cozying up to Clinton staffers.
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As a result, they end up cozying up to regimes like Saudi Arabia and achieving none of the above.
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Cozying up to power would be a thing of the past since such power centers would cease to exist.
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We're told Jordyn and James were partying together at Belle Station, and were cozying up in the same booth.
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Still, the sight of one planet cozying up to the other is worth waking up a bit early for.
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Less than two weeks before PEOPLE confirmed their split, they were seen cozying up at the 2017 Governors Ball.
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Last July, Jameel was seen cozying up to supermodel Naomi Campbell at the Summertime Festival in London's Hyde Park.
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Turns out the "John" Meredith was supposed to be meeting was cozying up to her current John's date instead.
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Less than two weeks before PEOPLE confirmed their split, they were seen cozying up at the 2017 Governors Ball.
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By cozying up to the Russians, Western diplomats say, it hopes to win back a seat at the table.
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In October, the pair was spotted cozying up and holding hands at a Halloween bash in West Hollywood, California.
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This means cozying up to folks in power, whatever the party, and using those levers to get things done.
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Instacart's other grocery partners, both big and small, could have issues with the startup cozying up with another partner.
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Trump has spurned traditional foreign policy thinkers by questioning America's role in NATO and by cozying up to Russia.
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Britain is "cozying up to one of the most extreme, nasty and oppressive regimes in the world," he said.
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He has been slow to apologize for cozying up to them and has done so only after intense criticism.
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Conservative author Quin Hillyer wrote in a blog post that Trump should step down for cozying up to Russia.
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He did TV hit after TV hit defending Trump's cozying up to Russia and hyper-aggressive stance on ISIS.
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To be sure, the MCU's Spider-Man movies are about Peter cozying up to Tony because, on some level, they're about Sony Pictures (which owns the Spider-Man rights and very nearly botched them utterly with the two Amazing Spider-Man movies) cozying up to Marvel Studios (which makes the Iron Man movies).
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The Revenant star was spotted cozying up to Victoria's Secret model Georgia Fowler as they danced and mingled with friends.
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But those meetings also opened those executives up to criticism from Democrats, who say businesses are cozying up to Trump.
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More recently, Prabowo has been accused of "[cozying] up to Islamist hardliners for political gain," as the Guardian puts it.
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In photos obtained by TMZ, Disick, 32, can be seen cozying up to model Lina Sandberg outside the Polo Lounge.
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Of course, this isn't the first time Kardashian shared snaps of her baby girl cozying up to their Christmas tree.
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Of course, this isn't the first time Khloé shared snaps of her baby girl cozying up to their Christmas tree.
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His cozying up to President Barack Obama in the 2012 election after Hurricane Sandy infuriated GOP nominee Mitt Romney's campaign.
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Jackman, 50, found himself in hot water after posting a photo that showed the actor cozying up to Emily Blunt.
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But several competitors, and some city officials, accuse the company of cozying up to police chiefs to secure lucrative contracts.
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Take, for example, Tom Brady -- who's got three children of his own -- cozying up with the tykes in his bed.
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But Mansfield also says he isn't willing to call religious leaders like Franklin Graham hypocrites for cozying up to Trump.
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Here's a photo of Meghan cozying up with her old celeb chef flame, Cory Vitiello, while they dined in Toronto.
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Nevertheless, Duterte will be under some pressure to show that cozying up to China is paying off, according to analysts.
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In fact, Saudi Arabia's cozying up to Israel in recent years is all about strengthening the kingdom's hand against Tehran.
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Cozying up to Putin, former KGB officer and later Director of FSB, while letting down our guards can be dangerous.
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In other videos from partygoers, Adele is seen freaking out over Beyoncé's "Crazy in Love" and cozying up to Dockrill.
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While the Democrats daydream about cozying up to Beijing, President Trump is thinking about the welfare of the American people.
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America's global image has declined significantly under Trump, who has repeatedly insulted key US allies while cozying up to dictators.
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This is one of the things I learned from cozying up with some of the best baking books of 2017.
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Democrats have mostly stuck to slamming Trump for feigning to act on drug prices while cozying up to the drug industry.
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" The most adjectives: In "Favorite," which hits Chris Christie for cozying up to President Obama, Conservative Solutions PAC says "one high
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In the photos, Bareilles can be seen cozying up to costar Chris Diamantopoulos—who also joins the cast on March 31.
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Kourtney and Bieber sent rumors flying in December when they were spotted cozying up to each other at The Nice Guy.
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But foreign policy experts have floated scary hypotheticals ranging from US allies cozying up with China to Japan developing nuclear weapons.
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And then there are the frat boys, the guys who partied while cozying up to the smart kids for free tutoring.
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Naz is smart enough to know that he won't survive prison without cozying up to Freddy, but what will that mean?
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After ending a long term relationship with model Bella Hadid in November, the Weeknd was recently seen cozying up to Gomez.
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The budding couple first fueled romance rumors in October after they were spotted cozying up together at Rose's 33rd birthday party.
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It's long been known that Butina and Russian central bank official Alexander Torshin have spent years cozying up to the NRA.
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Following the finalization of her divorce from Lamar Odom, the reality star has been cozying up to NBA player Tristan Thompson.
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Trump's cozying up to Russia, longtime Trump friend Roger Ailes told Wolff, came from a near-pathological need for Putin's approval.
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Since Carey and Packer split in October, the mother of two (with ex Nick Cannon) has been cozying up to Tanaka.
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While celebrating Kourtney Kardashian's 39th birthday earlier this month, Kardashian West, 37, shared a video of herself cozying up with Shepherd.
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If you're just looking for some canine-like companionship, you might be better off cozying up to Sony's pricey Aibo instead.
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Mr. Erdogan, who has been cozying up recently to Russia and China, seldom seems to share that kind of common purpose.
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This plush ultrasoft blanket comes in nine different colors and is perfect for cozying up on a cold winter day. Nordstrom.
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"I got a bad boy, I must admit it," Grande sings in the song, cozying up to Miller in the video.
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But don't misinterpret the recent cozying up to Pelosi and Schumer as a sign the President has newfound friends in Washington.
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But now Trump seems to be distancing himself from America's long-term allies while cozying up to controversial leaders and dictators.
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Sometimes by name, sometimes by inference, he accused him of cozying up to Russia, emboldening white supremacists and polarizing the nation.
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And in some cases, Chinese companies have shown they still have much to learn, even after cozying up to American partners.
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My sole disappointment while watching comes with how Ms. Hyltin ends a passage by finally, but suddenly, cozying up to him.
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Mohammad bin Salman has pushed the hidebound kingdom to implement reforms while cozying up to the U.S., a top Saudi ally.
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Price: ~$10 to $45Buy on:The Verge Store Look, there's nothing suspicious about cozying up with your partner and picking some locks.
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But-- we'll probably show-- me crushing with my foot my old flip phone, while cozying up to the new smart phone.
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Even aside from his associations with Manafort and persistent cozying up to Russia, there would be reasons to doubt that friendship.
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With an election looming at home in September, she must avoid offering her political opponents ammunition by cozying up to Trump.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNJustin Bieber: Home Hit By TrespasserKendall Jenner: Cozying Up At Charlie Sheen'sHarvey Weinstein: More TroubleDrake's Wild 31ST Birthday Party
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The singer was spotted cozying up to her rumored backup dancer beau after a night on the town in London on Saturday.
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Fanning and Frye were first spotted cozying up in October last year, when they attended two sports games at Madison Square Garden.
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Twitter has become a new host for live video, and simultaneously more of the world is cozying up to the tiny screen.
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Scott Disick is back in Los Angeles after cozying up to multiple women during his headline-making trip to Cannes and Europe.
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On Sunday, Mendes confirmed she and Melton are dating by posting an Instagram photo of the two cozying up to each other.
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Duterte's administration has been cozying up to Beijing since his election last year, and territorial disputes have been pushed to the background.
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If you're interested in cozying up to some hot cocoa this Valentine's Day, Serendipity 3 in New York City is your spot.
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Saudi Arabia and its allies have accused Qatar of supporting hardline Islamist groups and cozying up to Iran at the region's expense.
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This is at a time when Graham was cozying up to the president via golf and Grassley joined the Uranium One investigators.
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Saudi Arabia and its allies accuse Qatar of supporting terrorism, which Qatar denies, and of cozying up to their regional foe Iran.
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" Chertoff said Trump's remarks on Russia during the debate amounted to "making enemies of your friends and cozying up to your adversaries.
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Uber is cozying up to cyclists in Amsterdam, a city where there are more bicycles than people, with the launch of UberBike.
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And get into the holiday spirit by cozying up in front of the fire with Hogwarts-crested tumblers and house-themed coasters.
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Posing as Hans Hoffmann, a German businessman, Ari must take on the distasteful task of cozying up to Nazis living in Damascus.
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Cozying up to Mr. Trump does not come naturally to Mr. McConnell, who has a sly, sometimes self-lacerating, sense of humor.
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It explains the constant lying, the insults and bigotry, the threats of violence and prosecution and the cozying up to foreign enemies.
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Now, despite years of mistrust between Russia and China, two countries that should be natural enemies are cozying up to each other.
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Little surprise, then, that when liberal activists accused Uber of cozying up to the Trump administration, a lot of customers believed them.
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But then, Cadillac sees Zeke cozying up to Mylene and returns to the dance floor, where he starts busting out his best disco.
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She and the 21-year-old NBA player were spotted cozying up together in two videos Kardashian and Thompson shared to social media.
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The 45-year-old actress was seen cozying up to fellow British actor and comedian Jack Whitehall, 30, in Los Angeles on Saturday.
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The two appeared happy while cozying up to each other while at the Venice Film Festival just days after they renewed their vows.
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After his dismissal, Flynn wasted little time cozying up to the Kremlin, and then spent 2016 as one of Trump's key campaign surrogates.
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The parents of two began dating in early 2011, cozying up after Barrymore's on-again-off-again relationship with Justin Long finally ended.
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She was cozying up to Chief Vickery because she knew he'd never look into a woman he fancied — or a woman at all.
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News that Rose was cozying up to Beckham during the free time the New York Giants wide receiver had throughout the football season.
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The Teen Mom 2 star posted two new pictures cozying up to a man who appears to be a special someone on Wednesday.
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Kardashian, 36, ended her nine-year relationship with Disick in July after he was photographed cozying up to another woman in Monte Carlo.
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Multiple sources previously confirmed to PEOPLE the KarJenners were "blindsided" by reports Woods, 21, was seen cozying up to Thompson over the weekend.
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The only explanation is that Mahathir is cozying up to Moscow as talks are underway to trade Malaysian oil for Russian military supplies.
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It turns out that heckling NATO, imposing tariffs on allies and cozying up to Russia don't do much for a president's approval ratings.
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Democrats condemned Trump's comments as "disgraceful" and "detestable," and suggested they were the latest example of the president cozying up to authoritarian leaders.
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Oli, who is expected to succeed Deuba, has promised to boost foreign investment and is seen cozying up to Beijing in the process.
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Mark Cuban looks to be cozying up to Donald Trump again, or at least the President-elect's lightning rod of a chief strategist.
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Her 2009 commission for the lobby of the financial behemoth Goldman Sachs could have been viewed as cozying up to the one percent.
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Rhea counters by cozying up to Ken, hinting that if she's put in charge, he'll remain in the mix to take over someday.
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She switches nimbly between the flirty Isabelle, cozying up to Cliton, and her stern, dour sister, Sabine, swatting away his attentions with horror.
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So why is the Ajit Pai FCC—with a history of cozying up to the whims of major carriers—suddenly changing its tune?
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But those ties weakened when President Abdulla Yameen took power in 2013 and began cozying up to China, the world's second-largest economy.
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These slippers also have a sturdy rubber outsole, so you can wear them for quick trips outdoors as well as cozying up inside.
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The move came after Riyadh accused Qatar of cozying up to Iran, Saudi Arabia's main regional adversary, and of backing Islamic extremist groups.
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No need to check underneath the bed anymore: The monsters are officially cozying up to the terrified characters of American Horror Story's seventh season.
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However, next time she does, her ring should maybe stay home... lest it end up cozying up to a bottle of Grey Goose again.
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As a presidential candidate, Buttigieg has exhibited none of the same qualms about cozying up to Big Tech as many others in the race.
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The couple said they play backgammon every morning while cozying up on their long window seat and watching families of deer crossing the river.
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They've even designed a Stark Beaded Bracelet for men so you and bae can rock your pieces together while cozying up for the premiere.
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While the KarJenners were "blindsided" by reports Woods was seen cozying up to Thompson over the weekend, Jenner's been taking the news especially hard.
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The pastor has since deleted all of his selfie tweets, but we took a screenshot of him cozying up to Ivanka and Jared Kushner.
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OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia and the UAE cut ties with Doha in June, saying Qatar backed terrorism and was cozying up to rival Iran.
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Its central organizing principle in foreign policy was the fight against communism, and now they're cozying up to the former head of the KGB.
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As Clinton prepared to deliver a speech eviscerating Trump for legitimizing white supremacists and cozying up to far-right extremists, Trump responded in kind.
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"Cozying up to (Russian President) Vladimir Putin is unacceptable," Democratic Representative Eliot Engel, chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, said in a statement.
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Asked about concerns Riyadh was cozying up to Moscow, Saudi Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Adel al-Jubeir said he saw no contradiction.
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Meghan Markle might be spending time with Prince Harry off screen, but on Suits the actress is cozying up to actor Patrick J. Adams.
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The ex-"Teen Mom" star is in Miami showing off her curves in a green bikini while cozying up to a pretty buff guy.
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But why, after eight years of Obama cozying up to Erdogan of Turkey and, worse, Ayatollah Khameini of Iran, should we expect anything else?
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Read: Why Trump is cozying up to strongman leaders "The conduct of Turkish security personnel earlier this week is deeply disturbing," the official said.
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Just a day after he reunited with ex Katy Perry in Los Angeles, Orlando Bloom was spotted cozying up to another blonde in Malibu.
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And while cozying up to an authoritarian is admittedly a bad look, that's not a standard the non-Turkish-heritage players have to meet.
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After Trump's brutalization of NATO last week and his cozying up to Putin this week, Corker called again for a vote on the measure.
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All the while about 6,000 miles away ... Kourtney was cozying up to her new man, Younes Bendjima, at the Cannes Film Festival in France.
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We are all about cozying up to the pillow purse this season and have fully embraced it as a sleepy treat to our closets.
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OIL AND INVESTMENTS Asked about concerns Riyadh was cozying up to Moscow, senior foreign ministry official Adel al-Jubeir said he saw no contradiction.
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He has repeatedly called on her to release the transcripts of them, questioning whether she had been cozying up to Wall Street in private.
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And in Argentina, the new pro-business government has made cozying up to Wall Street and the International Monetary Fund its first order of business.
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The world's largest economy has been cozying up to Taipei, bolstering arms sales to the self-ruled island in a move that's increased Beijing's anger.
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They accuse Orban of engineering a crackdown on civil dissent, eroding democratic values and spreading hostility towards the European Union while cozying up to Russia.
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More likely, the meeting will be punctuated by Trump lashing out at US allies, cozying up to despots and attacking his perceived enemies at home.
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In the bitter-cold winter months, there are few things more satisfying than cozying up under a warm blanket with a cup of hot cocoa.
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TMZ broke the story, Kevin says someone has tried extorting him for 7 figures over the video, which shows Kevin cozying up to a woman.
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" Many took aim at Trump's alleged cozying-up to Russian strongman Vladimir Putin with signs that read "Happy President's Day President Putin" and "My President?
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López Obrador fashioned himself as the people's champion, and one of his main campaign talking points was Peña Nieto's cozying up to the oil industry.
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So it would seem Slack is more interested in cozying up to Google than indirectly making it easier to use Microsoft products in the workplace.
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In July, Disick and Kardashian, 36, ended their nine-year relationship after Disick was spotted cozying up to another woman on vacation in Monte Carlo.
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By cozying up to China and trash-talking America, Duterte has achieved something that Washington couldn't deliver: a peaceful resolution to the Scarborough Shoal standoff.
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However, the pair was caught on camera allegedly cozying up together at the Kardashian family's Fourth of July celebration, courtesy of big sister Khloé's Snapchat.
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However, as Glenn Greenwald notes in The Intercept, the United States has been cozying up to violent, authoritarian leaders since long before Trump took office.
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Kira and Charlotte finally meet, and over with Cosima, she and Delphine are cozying up before their Skype date with the rest of the clones.
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And it has sought new business partners, recently cozying up to Iran with Seoul signing a 5-billion-euro agreement with the Middle Eastern country.
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Recently, he lashed out at Clinton in a BET interview, accusing her of cozying up to Obama in an attempt to pander to black voters.
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In an excerpt released by BET earlier this week, Sanders said that Clinton is cozying up to Obama in order to pander to African-Americans.
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Start your long weekend off right by cozying up with these famous wrappers that took to social media to show themselves livin' that snug life.
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Jennifer looked happy as hell, cozying up to her BF, John Miller after they hit up the popular breakfast joint Farmshop Wednesday morning in Brentwood.
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Thanks to a few social media posts and simple celebrity arithmetic, however, it seems that the two are cozying up together in the Eternal City.
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Kendall Jenner is moving to Beverly Hills, and she's cozying up in Charlie Sheen's old digs ... which could spell trouble if she doesn't lock up.
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It was painfully clear before Trump entered the White House that he had a penchant for attacking his friends and cozying up to America's adversaries.
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No clear signs of PDA here, but an eyewitness tells us they were cozying up and seemed pretty comfortable in each other's company ... especially Shia.
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Cozying up to the president to spare Apple products from tariffs also risks angering Apple's employees in liberal Silicon Valley — even some of its customers.
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Mahathir Mohamad, above, is cozying up to opposition figures he once repressed to try to supplant the current prime minister, his former protégé Najib Razak.
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Instead of celebrating democracy as an alternative to Chinese authoritarianism, he is denigrating the rule of law at home and cozying up to dictators abroad.
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They're made for mobile, they're super short, and the idea of cozying up in front of your TV to watch them feels bizarre to me.
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Instead of cozying up to governments because they hail from the right, demand that they commit to continuing international partnerships to rebuild their judiciary systems.
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Scenes depict the joys of skating on a frozen pond, holiday shopping in a bustling department store, cozying up with a book inside a library.
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Now, faced with his own national loss and the prospect of cozying up to a top-tier presidential candidate, de Blasio will change his tune.
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The couple only started cozying up publicly in the past few weeks, but appeared to be hot and heavy in photos Ratajkowski posted of their nuptials.
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One source says Calvin thinks Taylor's cozying up to Tom to lock down a Bond girl role ... IF he becomes the new James Bond, as rumored.
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Alibaba founder Jack Ma's visit to Trump Tower this week wasn't just the latest example of a foreign business leader cozying up to the president-elect.
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Given that they're adults; however, you would think that Justin would be open to bridging that gap now that he's cozying up with Kara's best friend.
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She shared the happy news alongside a sweet snap of the pair cozying up for a selfie on the beach a few weeks after getting engaged.
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Reynolds posted a sweet shot of the two cozying up in Croatia while the actor filmed a new TV spot for his liquor company Aviation Gin.
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Zuckerberg took a famous smog-filled jog through Tiananmen Square in 2016, which many have interpreted as a symbolic gesture of him cozying up to Beijing.
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Washington (CNN)Bernie Sanders, in an interview with BET, accused Hillary Clinton of cozying up to President Barack Obama in order to pander to African-Americans.
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This includes not conducting airstrikes, invading Iraq, furnishing repressive regimes with tear gas and deadly weapons, overlooking the jailing of dissidents and cozying up to autocrats.
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The Australian billionaire is said to have proposed to the American singer, seven months after they were first seen cozying up on a holiday in Italy.
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Ciaran and Larissa get to know one another while cozying up in a heated alpine yurt at the magical Winter Garden at The Standard, East Village.
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She assailed him unsparingly as a heartless tax dodger cozying up with Wall Street who preyed on the misfortunes of Americans stricken by the financial crisis.
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He's doing this at the same time that he's cozying up to the Trump administration through his longtime friend, White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney.
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Democrats have blasted the meeting between Trump and Kim, accusing Trump of cozying up to a dictator and throwing cold water on the importance of negotiations.
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Egypt has backed Saudi Arabia and other Gulf States in their feud with Qatar, which they accuse of financing terrorism and of cozying up to Iran.
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She hasn't been spotted cozying up with anyone as of late, so it's possible Selena's enjoying some solo personal time post-Bieber ... and post-Weeknd, too.
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Mr. Trump, she says, has a "rap sheet" that includes passing tax cuts for the rich, trying to repeal Obamacare and cozying up to foreign dictators.
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In his view, cozying up to the union would have been nothing but a net positive for Uygur's campaign, and for the company as a whole.
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Still, Netflix has been cozying up to brands in other ways, including more product placements, brand partnerships, and consumer products, as Business Insider has covered closely.
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Netflix has also been cozying up to brands in other ways, including more product placements, brand partnerships, and consumer products, as Business Insider has covered closely.
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By cozying up to Steelgrave, Terranova learned of all his dark Mob secrets, prepared to ultimately betray that loyalty by testifying in court against his friend.
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And companies like Sprint seem perfectly happy to go along with this fiction because they know they can profit handsomely by cozying up to Mr. Trump.
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Putin's overtures to Trump are not to be trusted; Putin doesn't respect Trump, and the West should be wary of cozying up to someone seeking revenge.
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After taking home six awards during Sunday's show, the 29-year-old singer uploaded a proud post to Instagram, Monday, cozying up to her new trophies.
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SM and CC were reportedly holding hands and cozying up on the holiday itself, and Camila even crashed Shawn's concert on Friday, giving him affectionate praise.
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Russia's apparent ease with cozying up to China is likely to be closely watched by the U.S. and Europe - both of which have strained relationships with Russia.
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Days after Olindo posted a flirty photo of herself cozying up to a man on social media, Conover said he wishes his ex nothing but the best.
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While documenting the trip earlier in the week, Pink managed to snap a photo of the siblings cozying up together in front of an elaborately painted door.
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Gulf Arab states have rejected Qatar's explanation, leaving local media to unleash a barrage of attacks on the young emir, accusing him of cozying up to Iran.
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A second key strategy for coping with political risk is cozying up to the government —making friends and earning goodwill that may help avert future political meddling.
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Zima went on to share a photo of the duo cozying up on the red carpet, captioning the image on social media with a red heart emoji.
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A third post showed the former Project Runway host and Kaulitz cozying up together on a boat, where they kicked up their feet to enjoy the views.
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Just don't get any wrong ideas about cozying up to a polar bear if you happen to encounter one in the wild—it won't end this well.
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No matter your relationship status, this year, you can look forward to cozying up with Kylie Jenner's Valentine Collection lip kit, debuting — you guessed it — February 14.
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By cozying up with Saudi Arabia, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick is sending a clear signal that he intends to run Uber as an amoral profit-maximizing machine.
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It is just run by the wrong people (decadent, politically correct bureaucratic types) and to the wrong ends (letting in Muslim immigrants and cozying up to bankers).
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The two were famously spotted cozying up together in Monte Carlo in July 2015, which ultimately prompted Kourtney Kardashian to end her nine-year relationship with Disick.
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Google's cloud division is cozying up to open-source software companies as it draws a distinction with Amazon, which has started competing with some of those vendors.
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A month later, speculation rose that Miles and Jenner might be dating after they were spotted cozying up to each other in Miles' car in June 2014.
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Farage, the low-rent British Trump and real-life Alan Partridge, spent his post-Brexit victory lap cozying up to Donald Trump and other faux American populists.
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Qatar, a major donor in Gaza, is unlikely to be a reliable partner; it is openly playing a double game, cozying up to Washington and Tehran simultaneously.
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Sharing a photograph of Lance Bass, JC Chasez, Joey Fatone and Chris Kirkpatrick cozying up to the 25-year-old pop star backstage, Timberlake sent his congratulations.
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He would, no doubt, call out the abortion corporation for cozying up with an anti-labor administration, regardless of his position on abortion; he was pro-choice.
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Holiday lights can create some eye-catching displays, but cozying up to watch flickering candles burn down on a winter night has a magic all its own.
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Maria Butina, a young Russian national who studied at D.C.'s American University, pleaded guilty on December 13 to cozying up to NRA leaders on Moscow's behalf.
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Ovechkin's wife, Anastasia Shubskaya, shot video of her husband cozying up to his new love ... just days after Anastasia and Alex announced she's expecting their first kid.
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Biden during a campaign launch in Philadelphia on Saturday accused President Donald Trump of cozying up to "dictators and tyrants" like Kim and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Yet the D.P.P. election stands for more than a rejection of the Kuomintang's cozying up to China; it was also a repudiation of Mr. Han's populist discourse.
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Rick Scott pressed Erdoğan on "why Turkey should enjoy the protections of NATO when they're cozying up to Russia," according to another source familiar with the meeting.
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OIL AND INVESTMENTS Asked about concerns Riyadh was cozying up to Moscow, Saudi Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Adel al-Jubeir said he saw no contradiction.
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Fresh off a disastrous trip spent alienating America's allies and cozying up to authoritarian governments, President Donald Trump has chosen his new target for chaos: Planet Earth.
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Emma Watson, Saoirse Ronan, and the rest of the star-studded cast are pictured in costume, cozying up by portable heaters and eating off of plastic plates.
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Cozying up to dictators, threatening war via tweet, hollowing out our State Department... There is absolutely no doubt: President Trump is the worst president in modern history.
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Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt accuse Qatar of supporting terrorism and say it has been cozying up to Iran, a charge Doha denies.
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And just days after he was spotted cozying up to Selena Gomez, Hadid got feisty in one of her first Instagrams since news broke of the singers' coupling.
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Sofia Vergara also wished her "beautiful" friend a happy day by sharing an unusual photo of the pair cozying up together on a couch while wearing evening gowns.
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Considering he already teasingly called out Efron for cozying up to Biles, we wonder how he'll react to a fellow gymnast taking his place as her Olympic pal.
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This puts him of a like mind with, of all people, Ted Cruz — who has becoming the leading spokesperson in the GOP for cozying up to Arab autocrats.
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Beckham and the actress were seen cozying up during dinner in Los Angeles with his parents David and Victoria Beckham, and siblings Cruz and Romeo just last month.
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That's why we recommend cozying up to Python instead — note the uppercase P — which isn't a reptile at all, but a 30-year-old general-purpose programming language.
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When the chana saag is finished, I top it with fresh cilantro and fill up a bowl while cozying up to Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.
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Beckham and the actress were spotted cozying up during dinner in Los Angeles with his parents David and Victoria Beckham, and siblings Cruz and Romeo earlier this month.
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It's no secret that Gomez and Bieber have been cozying up again, and we're wondering if their reconciliation means that a long-awaited collaboration or duet is coming.
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Sofia Richie and Scott Disick aren't over yet -- despite multiple reports saying otherwise, and a photo of Scott cozying up with another chick last week ... TMZ has learned.
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Jenner may not have minded too much, though, as she was spotted cozying up to singer PartyNextDoor a Drake's Memorial Day house party on Monday. Maciel/AKM-GSI
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Because Aria is spending time cozying up with A.D.'s team, she is not there for the Liars as they learn the truth about Ali's and Emily's baby.
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The pair were seen cozying up to one another in the snapshot, and were also glued at the hip throughout the night and even hit the afterparties together.
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"I don't think anybody really thinks that somebody who spent his life performing surgeries on soldiers and children is really cozying up to street gangs," Obama said mockingly.
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He has lashed out at Sean Hannity of Fox News, a onetime friend in conservative news media whom Cruz allies have accused of cozying up to Mr. Trump.
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They were cozying up to power and solidifying the base Epstein had used and would continue to use for years in order to cover up his horrific crimes.
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The president has been accused of neglecting his allies, including Ukraine, and cozying up with Russia, fueling calls for an inquiry into his business ties with the country.
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They have accused her of running facilities that offered substandard care, and of cozying up to dictators like Enver Hoxha in Albania and Jean-Claude Duvalier of Haiti.
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And the hosts who rely on access to the candidate seem mindful of his ability to circumvent mainstream media, cozying up to Mr. Trump to maintain a relationship.
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Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt have imposed sanctions on Qatar accusing it of cozying up to Iran - their arch regional rival - and supporting terrorism.
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Otherwise we would never know how they try to influence reporters by giving them information, inviting them to sponsored meetings, and cozying up to them in other ways.
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In response, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has been visiting factories, berating officials, and cozying up to China in the hope that Beijing can help ease sanctions.
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Later, he chastised Mr. Trump for cozying up to President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia and for besmirching the Gold Star family of an Army captain, Humayun Khan.
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Along with Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt, Bahrain imposed a boycott on Qatar last year, accusing it of supporting terrorism and cozying up to Iran.
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The blockade began because Qatar's foes accuse it of financing terrorism, cozying up to Iran and harboring fugitive dissidents; the travel ban had been its most visible aspect.
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"Had the pleasure of chatting with the amazing EMILY BLUNT today," Jackam wrote on Twitter alongside a shot of his cozying up to Blunt on a red carpet.
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She went on to say that the company is more interested in cozying up to the Trump Administration and shirking potential antitrust regulation than in pursuing the truth.
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There is nothing to gain from cozying up to these regimes that is not offset by the sacrifice of American national interests and moral authority associated with rapprochement.
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President Trump is cozying up to the military as he seeks congressional approval for a defense buildup and wades through a series of controversies involving the armed forces.
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On a cold winter day, especially after a big meal, it can be tempting to skip the snowy trek to the gym in favor of cozying up indoors.
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Mostly, Democrats among them saying that the president should not sit down with Putin, that he&aposs cozying up to Russia, that it&aposs the wrong thing to do.
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She ended the show with a belted silver sequin long-sleeve bodysuit and Cher-inspired beaded headdress — cozying up to a young female fan she pulled from the audience.
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The agreement could be a point of contention if Tillerson is appointed, especially since Democrats and national security experts have accused the Trump camp of cozying up to Russia.
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"Liar," one user wrote alongside a GIF of Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon cozying up to take a selfie with a Polaroid camera in 1991's Thelma and Louise.
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Neither cozying up to Kim Jong-un nor charging an alleged North Korean agent involved in the disastrous WannaCry malware fiasco has stopped Pyongyang from orchestrating digital bank heists.
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While cozying up to the White House, India has continued to forge ahead with investments in Iran, for example, such as its recent development of the Iranian port, Chabahar.
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The 25-year-old pop star shared a sweet photo of himself and Baldwin over the weekend that showed the couple cozying up to one another in the desert.
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Lively's arm, bat carry Phillies to 9-1 win over Mets NEW YORK — Philadelphia Phillies manager Pete Mackanin wasted no time cozying up to Ben Lively on Tuesday night.
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Trump, however, has often been accused of cozying up to Putin, which would prove interesting for US-Russia relations no matter what, but particularly when it comes to security.
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The ultra-private couple was spotted kissing and cozying up at their table along with Alwyn's Favourite costar Emma Stone and her Saturday Night Live writer boyfriend Dave McCary.
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They were last photographed together outside Madonna's star-studded Oscars bash in March and, per Instagram stories, were together just weeks ago cozying up at the Coachella music festival.
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In a state visit aimed at cozying up to Beijing as he pushes away from Washington, the Philippine President announced his military and economic "separation" from the United States.
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The Oscar winner posted a picture of her cozying up to a mystery man on her Instagram Tuesday, creating speculation that the 51-year-old has a new boyfriend.
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Sanders, meanwhile, accused his rival of pandering to African-American voters by cozying up to Barack Obama and even accused the President himself of being wrong on some issues.
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Earlier this spring, dating rumors began circulating after Minaj posted a picture of the two cozying up together on Instagram, similar to a shot Nas posted to social media.
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But inside the gala, it was date night for the duo, as they were were spotted posing for photos together and cozying up to one another at their table.
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Tucked in the corners or behind the bushes are couples from different parts of the city; kissing or cozying up to each other under a shawl or a bedsheet.
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Trump, who critics have suggested is cozying up to Russian President Vladimir Putin, called on the Russians to find and release emails from Clinton's time as secretary of State.
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Opposing Trump's efforts at disrupting U.S. alliances with democracies abroad while cozying up with dictators is a no-brainer for both liberal internationalists and their more left-wing compatriots.
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With winter on the way, we can all look forward to cozying up with a blanket, hot cocoa, and some scented candles...that smell like a brand new laptop?
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Jim Clyburn, the third-ranking Democrat in the House, pushed back against Sanders' claim that Clinton is embracing President Obama as a means of cozying up to black voters.
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Much as it did during the dot-com boom nearly 20 years ago, Wall Street is cozying up to tech companies that are growing fast but burning through cash.
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Even if you're not totally superstitious, the eerie day calls for cozying up in the safety of your home, lighting a candle, and going in on some comfort food.
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Just 24 hours after President Donald Trump took aim at Pakistan on Twitter, the South Asian nation already appears to be cozying up to the world's second-largest economy.
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Sen. Kamala Harris said at the 5th Democratic debate Wednesday that "[President] Trump got punked" into holding summits with Kim Jong Un and cozying up to North Korea's leader.
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But when a key NRA official canceled ahead of the trip, other NRA leaders got a glimpse into the motives Russian officials had for cozying up to the NRA.
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The two were spotted cozying up together at a fancy resort in a Mexican beach town -- cuddling, kissing ... you know, doing all the things couples do on beach vacations.
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Olivia and Zedd have been hanging out since Coachella last month, where she was spotted partying backstage during his set ... and cozying up with him in the crowd afterward.
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By early December, Jenner was cozying up in Griffin's jacket after she supported the Los Angeles Clippers power forward's stand-up comedy show for his Team Griffin Foundation in Hollywood.
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Last week, TMZ reported that Thompson, BF of Khloé Kardashian and father of their baby True, was seen cozying up with Kylie Jenner's bestie Jordyn Woods at a house party.
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A month after Carey and Tanaka hit the brakes on their relationship, the pair were spotted cozying up to one another and kissing while out at dinner in Beverly Hills.
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Nokia and Samsung are cozying up together for the second time this year after the duo announced an expansion of the patent licensing deal that they agreed back in February.
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The supermodel, 45, shared a sensual black-and-white photo cozying up to a shirtless Kaulitz, 29, and nuzzling her nose into his neck while laying in bed in lingerie.
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Dobbs not only whacked Trump for cozying up to the business establishment, but urged viewers to call the White House to say how far the president has run off track.
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Even though they've pulled off the counsels, and they've tried to make ... I think their issue is their base, their employees, which is their base, don't like the cozying up.
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For extra credit friend points, consider getting them this Chris Hemsworth pillow from Redbubble as well, so that they can also end the day cozying up to the Best Chris.
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Saudi Arabia and its allies have imposed a diplomatic and economic boycott of Qatar since June 2017, accusing it of cozying up to their regional rival Iran and supporting terrorism.
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Alibaba is cozying up to US business owners by rolling out expanded digital tools to help build e-commerce storefronts on the platform and develop targeted marketing to potential customers.
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In the video, the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, also comes in for mockery as cozying up to a leader who has been increasingly criticized for flouting the bloc's democratic ideals.
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Meanwhile, like plenty of NYC politicians before him, Mayor de Blasio has long been accused of cozying up with the Orthodox Jewish community, whose various sects represent powerful voting blocs.
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The two leaders have not met face to face since a bilateral summit in July in Helsinki that prompted Trump critics to accuse him of cozying up to the Kremlin.
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Close observers, however, noticed two dog whistles that may have escaped notice but speak to Trump's long history of cozying up to white supremacists and authoritarians — as well as crudeness.
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While we repay our allies' loyalty with misguided tariffs and disrespect, the president is cozying up to one of our greatest foes, cementing the worldview that America is retreating again.
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In Europe, left-wing parties are courting Muslim immigrant voters with increasingly anti-Israel positions, while the populist right is wooing Jews and cozying up to Israel's right-wing government.
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After she returned from good friend Meghan Markle's royal wedding to Prince Harry last month, the Quantico star was seen on both coasts cozying up (and Instagram flirting!) to Nick Jonas.
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While celebrating Kourtney Kardashian's 39th birthday, the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star, 37, shared a video of herself cozying up with Shepherd, months after the pair parted ways last November.
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Although the trio didn't pose all together at the event, Tucci was spotted smiling alongside Streep — with whom he also starred in 2009's Julie & Julia — and cozying up with Blunt.
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While sitting poolside, though, the mother of three can't get her mind off of Bendjima, who was spotted cozying up to another woman the same week as his split from Kourtney.
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"If there's a sense that we're cozying up to regimes like Vladimir Putin's Russia, that could have something of a chilling effect," an anonymous senior Obama official told Toosi in January.
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Just days after her ex The Weeknd was spotted cozying up to Selena Gomez, Bella Hadid got feisty in one of her first Instagrams since news broke of the singers' coupling.
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Going toe-to-toe with Amazon's Whole Foods means cozying up to mom-and-pops who sell artisanal halva, Malaysian condiments, organic cotton candy and other items at the trade show.
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" It has been a weird dance in the past few months as Trump toggled between his outsider-staging-a-revolution persona and cozying up to the establishment trying to be "normal.
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In an interview with BET that aired over the weekend, he accused Clinton of pandering to the African-American community by cozying up to President Barack Obama on issue after issue.
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The webinar opens a window into the payday lending industry's strategy as it attempts to fend off tougher government regulations by cozying up to the Trump administration and the president's campaign.
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LONDON (AP) — US Defense Secretary Mark Esper cautioned European allies against cozying up to China, arguing on Friday that Beijing seeks greater global influence by leveraging economic power and stealing technology.
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Mr. Karzai reserves his sharpest criticism of the government for what he considers its biggest sin: cozying up, "immensely, sadly," to the United States and relying on it for its survival.
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While avoiding directly engaging Trump, Harris has accused the President of stoking racist and xenophobic rhetoric, while aligning his administration with white supremacists at home, and cozying up to dictators abroad.
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He recently has led a high-stakes foreign affairs gamble, cozying up to Russian President Vladimir Putin with pledges to install a Russian missile defense system in the NATO-member country.
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They were last photographed together outside Madonna's star-studded Oscars bash in March and, per Instagram stories, were cozying up at the Coachella music festival just weeks before the breakup news.
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" Res concludes her piece by saying that Trump's requests are not directed at carpenters or painters anymore, but "about alienating allies, cozying up to dictators and employing dangerous nonsensical economic tactics.
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Cozying up to Russia, for Trump, might have been more about securing a lucrative real estate deal than tipping the scales on an election that Trump didn't think he would win.
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In part that's because Abbas angered many of his own people by publicly cozying up to a president widely seen as a close ally and uncritical supporter of the Israeli government.
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The only thing more mind-boggling than finding humble microbes cozying up inside a precious ornamental stone is the idea that planets across the Milky Way may support similarly bedazzled ecosystems.
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Trump's supporters often note that some of the other crazy things he threatened during the campaign, such as letting NATO collapse or cozying up to Vladimir Putin, didn't come to pass.
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He has spent much of his time since retirement cozying up the Putin regime, and he's a frequent guest on its English-language propaganda channel, RT (formerly known as Russia Today).
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By any reasonable measure, Mr. Trump's fervent dismantling of government, his demonstrated contempt for the work of his predecessors and his penchant for cozying up to dictators suggest potentially dark purpose.
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Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain and Egypt imposed a trade and transport boycott on Qatar in June, accusing it of financing militant groups and cozying up to Iran — charges it denies.
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Let me repeat that: The man who Democrats are cozying up to over dinner has accused Jews of conspiring in the largest mass murder and terror attack ever on U.S. soil.
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One is Senator John McCain, a Cold Warrior who dislikes the idea of cozying up to the Kremlin and is preparing for hearings on Moscow's meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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He is cozying up to Russia, and long ago forged an alliance of convenience with Iran to undermine U.S. influence in Iraq and Syria and to increase pressure on the Kurds.
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Teresa Giudice is cozying up to a new man after breaking things off with her husband, Joe -- but the question now ... is this just friendly, or signs of a new match?
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Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and non-GCC member Egypt have imposed sanctions on GCC member Qatar accusing it of cozying up to their regional rival Iran and supporting terrorism.
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Gove -- who has declared himself a candidate to replace the outgoing Theresa May as leader of the Conservative Party and therefore Prime Minister -- has no interest in cozying up to Donald Trump.
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There's no particular reason to think that getting friendly with Vladimir Putin ensures something for his real estate empire that couldn't be gained by cozying up to, say, the president of Argentina.
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We know that within trans and queer communities - especially trans and queer communities of color - there has been a festering resentment of HRC's narrow agenda and prioritization of cozying up to corporations.
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They called him a "jackass" and implied he was a child, but now some of President Donald Trump's most vocal Republican antagonists on Capitol Hill are cozying up to the White House.
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Despite cozying up to Playboy Playmate Kayla Rae Reid at the Rio Games last week, Lochte told the Today team that doesn't have a girlfriend – and that his Tinder account is active.
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Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and Bahrain cut diplomatic and trade links with Qatar on June 5, accusing Doha of financing terrorism and cozying up to their arch-rival Iran.
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In late November 2016, the duo kept people guessing about their relationship when Asghari posted a photo of himself cozying up to Spears while out at a restaurant, which he later deleted.
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TRUMP COZIES TO MILITARY: President Trump is cozying up to the military as he seeks congressional approval for a defense buildup and wades through a series of controversies involving the armed forces.
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These are a few questions to consider under the waning Sagittarius moon between Monday and Tuesday, particularly when it runs into friction with Neptune before cozying up to expansive Jupiter on Monday.
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If economics were dominating this campaign, you'd hear a lot about how Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine are selling out the Democrats by cozying up to corporate elites for money and endorsements.
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Much like hearing Christmas music for the first time ahead of the holiday season, cozying up to watch a scary movie is the perfect way to get ready for All Hallow's Eve.
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The same American CEOs and celebrities who publish bold op-eds and stand up for social issues in the U.S. are playing censor for Beijing and cozying up to the Saudi royals.
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In the wake of the Muslim ban, Musk was heavily criticized for cozying up to Trump — I called him a crony capitalist — but somehow, Cook never came in for the same criticism.
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"The way he has made Republicans think cozying up to Russia is OK is one of his amazing sleights of hand," said Bruce Jentleson, a Democratic foreign policy specialist at Duke University.
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What is especially surprising about the changes is that they happened at all considering the many pictures of private equity executives cozying up to Mr. Trump in the past year or so.
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The common denominator: By cozying up with Ramzan Kadyrov, they have all played their part in making the Chechen leader accused of terrible human rights abuses seem like a normal sports-loving guy.
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The "Love Don't Cost a Thing" singer posted a photo to her Instagram story of her and Rodriguez cozying up to each other on Sunday afternoon — only to delete the snap moments later.
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But cozying up to industry stalwarts could pay off for a small company without major backing — and we could wind up seeing a good number of Decepticon-esque rigs on highways come 2019.
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HTC is cozying up to its main competitor in the VR space, Facebook-owned Oculus as it looks to find a business model that will wrestle it out of the VR market doldrums.
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She spent four years cozying up to Russia in search of a foreign policy success to hang her hat on and to line her husband's pockets and the Clinton Foundation with Russian cash.
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After taking home the trophy of the night for best original song, the Star is Born actress, 32, celebrated by cozying up in bed with a bowl of Fruity Pebbles and her award.
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What the affidavit does reveal, though, are private communications in which Butina makes clear she's cozying up to the NRA and the GOP as part of a deliberate strategy to advance Russia's interests.
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"Sweet Dreams to you Love, #HarryandMeghan #ARoyalRomance @Lifetimetv Day 1 #gingerlove," Fitz-Henley, 41, captioned the behind-the-scenes photo of her cozying up with actor Murray Fraser, who plays the spare heir.
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But President Xi Jinping may see strategic benefits in cozying up to North Korea, and looking the other way on sanctions, particularly as President Donald Trump continues to slap trade tariffs on China.
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She spent the Obama years attacking the president from the right on terrorism, cozying up to Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad, and praising Russia's brutal intervention in Syria's civil war on Assad's behalf.
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The rapper sticks to a pretty traditional interpretation of his covers, but "#1HappyHoliday" sounds like a standard D.R.A.M. offering, with the singer crooning about cozying up to a lover while it's cold outside.
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This year's big-dollar mergers in the United States range from Cigna's purchase of Express Scripts, oil refiner Marathon Petroleum buying rival Andeavor, and Dr Pepper Snapple cozying up to Keurig Green Mountain.
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The challengers' victories boosted the emerging progressive narrative that the old political model — buying expensive television ads, cozying up to real estate, corralling union support — had been displaced by vigorous grass-roots organizing.
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Qatar initially was part of the international coalition fighting the Houthi rebels, but was expelled last year after Riyadh accused the tiny nation of funding terrorism, cozying up to Iran and welcoming dissidents.
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Where has their outrage been over President Trump's attempt to extort the struggling nation of Ukraine, his cozying up to the world's worst dictators, his stroking of white nationalists, and on and on.
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Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the UAE and Bahrain severed relations with Qatar in June, accusing it of financing terrorism, meddling in the affairs of Arab countries and cozying up to their arch-rival Iran.
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"Juul is cozying up to the black community, and that makes it harder for some parts of the black community to call them out on their targeting of African-Americans," Ms. Eubanks said.
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"I love this filter, but it only goes on one person," said Kardashian West, 37, while cozying up with her son, who could be seen grimacing at the sight of his mother's altered appearance.
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Cozying up to the word "nigga" is a past-time to you, so bootlegging your blackness, brownness, Asian-ness, or Indigenous-ness from from the online store of, One Race Fits All seems fitting.
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The other major development heading into Tuesday's voting: Trump's revolt against new adviser Paul Manafort's efforts to make him seem "presidential" by toning down his rhetoric and cozying up to GOP elites in Washington.
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Fresh off her divorce settlement, Kaley Cuoco's cozying up to her new boyfriend, and while it's plenty clear he has NO interest in her fortune ... he's more than happy to be her bag man!
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Though fans already knew that Paulson's onscreen love interest would once again be Evan Peters, who plays the blue-haired Kai, it turns out that isn't the only person she'll be cozying up to.
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Aerial footage from Seattle's King 5 news shows dozens of planes cozying up next to Toyota Priuses and SUVs in an employee parking lot as Boeing works to get them back in the air.
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Rita Ora, who once famously dated Calvin Harris, was on Watch What Happens Live when host Andy Cohen asked her about how tough it was to see her ex cozying up with Taylor Swift.
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While Trump is worrying the committee-based dictatorship of China and democracies like Germany and the United Kingdom, he's cozying up with autocratic strongmen who rule without recourse to either party or democratic consensus.
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On Monday, the 25-year-old reality star posted a flirty photo of herself cozying up to a man on Instagram, creating speculation that Olindo may have officially moved on from ex Craig Conover.
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And because as much as we might disagree with President Trump's cozying up to strong men, his approach to foreign policy may be, in some ways, simply a blunter version of business as usual.
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For the ethanol industry, a group of unelected bureaucrats in Washington and technocrats in Michigan are deciding the fate of our industry by cozying up to oil companies that work regularly to suppress us.
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He might have scored an early victory after visiting Beijing earlier this month and declaring his intention to scuttle a long-standing alliance with the United States in favor of cozying up to China.
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For our part, we may never know what fully motivates him to shun his own intelligence professionals while cozying up to an adversary, but that won't stop us from working to unearth the truth.
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Latin America needs opportunities to develop, even if it means engaging in the risky business of cozying up to authoritarian regimes, though Trump's disruptions continue to lower the relative reputational costs of doing so.
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The quaint ski town is guaranteed to have a white Christmas and is the perfect destination for cozying up by a glowing fireplace with a mug of hot chocolate or a cold-weather cocktails.
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Meanwhile, at the White House ... "This is depressing," Matt Glassman of Georgetown University tweeted, referring to the story about Trump ignoring his national security advisers and cozying up to Putin on a phone call.
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He surprised his fellow top brass by cozying up to Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate and politician who in 2016 became the de facto leader of Myanmar's civilian government.
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In Asia, Trump spurred North Korea's nuclear weapons program by cozying up to Kim Jong Un. In turn, the region is experiencing an increasingly aggressive forward posture and presence of Russian and Chinese activities.
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The sparks fly fast and persuasively — Rae and Stanfield make sense right away — and you're soon cozying up with the couple while they share stories and increasingly heated looks in a dimly lit restaurant.
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Over a week after the 22-year-old model last shared a romantic photo of herself and boyfriend Brody Jenner, she posted another image that showed the pair cozying up together while locking lips.
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White House Memo On a day when a fresh snowfall blanketed the White House, there was something apt about President Trump cozying up by a fireplace with a leader of a picturesque Alpine country.
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"For someone who has done a relatively good job tacking left and championing the fight over income inequality, Gillibrand cozying up to Wall Street will come off to many progressive voters as inauthentic," Uhl said.
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Behind the scenes: The Chinese ambassador in Washington — Cui Tiankai, a silky operator — has been focusing intensely on the White House rather than the State Department, particularly cozying up to Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump.
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Indeed, Google has been cozying up to Tencent lately after inking a patent deal with the Chinese internet giant, investing in its close ally JD.com and combining on investment deals together, including biotech startup XtalPi.
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Taking the cue, Gingrich won his first of many Congressional races in 1978 by dialing down his environmental rhetoric and cozying up to local industries that had run afoul of the new agencies and laws.
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The couple was seen cozying up to each other in photos posted from their Memorial Day Weekend yachting trip with non other than Top Gun: Maverick's Glen Powell, Wilmer Valderrama, and 218 Rock's Jack McBrayer.
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His policy proposals include confiscating Syrian and Iraqi oil in areas controlled by ISIS, cozying up with Vladimir Putin, and imposing 45 percent tariffs on Chinese goods that would almost certainly start a trade war.
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Clinton's campaign and other Democrats have accused Trump of cozying up to Putin, who has built his foreign policy on thwarting US goals and failing to confront Moscow over its annexation of Crimea in Ukraine.
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Qatar has forged closer economic ties with Iran since June 2017 when neighbors Saudi Arabia and the UAE cut political and economic ties with Doha, accusing it of supporting terrorism and cozying up to Tehran.
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The peculiar intimacy of modern audiobook narration (with earbuds, the narrator's voice seems to emanate from inside the listener's head) intensifies the old association with cozying up with Mom or Dad and a bedtime book.
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Its central organizing principle in foreign policy was the fight against Communism, and now they're cozying up to the former head of the KGB, actively blocking legislation that would defend our elections from Russian attack.
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A peek behind the curtainThe webinar opens a window into the payday lending industry's strategy as it attempts to fend off tougher government regulations by cozying up to the Trump administration and the president's campaign.
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On Tuesday, GitHub said it's rolling out a beta iOS app, giving iPhone and iPad users another way to share code, just as parent company Microsoft is cozying up to Apple and other longtime rivals.
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The four countries severed relations with Qatar on June 5, accusing the major gas-exporting Gulf state of financing terrorism, meddling in the affairs of Arab countries and cozying up to their arch-rival Iran.
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Through his spokesman, Ben Carson has said he does not have the experience to run a major federal agency, yet there he was, cozying up to be the next secretary of housing and urban development.
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But he has been careful to avoid being seen as cozying up to North Korea, consistently warning that he would improve ties with North Korea only "in parallel" with progress on eliminating its nuclear arsenal.
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Taking the cue, Gingrich won his first of many Congressional races in 63 by dialing down his environmental rhetoric and cozying up to local industries that had run afoul of the new agencies and laws.
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Others, including Vox's Matt Yglesias, pointed to the irony of Clinton of Clinton decrying cozying up to dictators given that the Clinton Foundation took millions of dollars from the governments of Saudi Arabia and Bahrain.
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Trump holds a 60% approval rating in the deep red state but didn't endorse in the race, leading the other Republicans to criticize Sessions' fraught relationship with the president while cozying up to Trump themselves.
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The Kenya Editors Guild called it "the most egregious assault on media freedom in Kenya since the end of one-party dictatorship"and accused owners of the media outlets of cozying up to the state.
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Disick doesn't dispute claims of cozying up with another woman at the Ye party, but sources told TMZ that she's an old friend that the Keeping Up With The Kardashian's star did not go home with.
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On Wednesday evening, Cabello was photographed walking hand-in-hand with Mendes, and the following day, the duo also seemed to be cozying up by an infinity pool as they celebrated the Fourth of July together.
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Rep. Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardBiden's lead atop Democratic field slips: poll Gabbard stokes fears among Democrats Trump Jr. attacks Vindman: 'Total absolution if you are a leftist veteran' MORE is accused of cozying up to Wall Street.
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As recent as March, Anthony was cozying up to 21-year-old model Mariana Downing, whom he began dating after announcing his split from his wife of two years, model Shannon de Lima, in December 2016.
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If drama isn't in the air, romance certainly is: Archie is definitely making eyes at Val from backstage, while Archie's dad Fred (Luke Perry) and Veronica's mom Hermione (Marisol Nichols) are cozying up in the audience.
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The 47-year-old singer shared a photo on her Instagram story that appeared to show her and her new beau cozying up to each other on Sunday afternoon — only to delete the snap moments later.
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"First period in a year," Schumer triumphantly captioned a slideshow of images that showed her and Fischer cozying up together on the beach, adding dozens of red-colored emojis as well as a trio of tornados.
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Her Instagram boasts 450,000 followers, who regularly comment, like and gush over the founder's photos, ranging from snaps of her cozying up to model Karlie Kloss and to shots of Glossier's Milky Oil makeup remover bottles.
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The Glee alum, 31, announced the happy news that her longtime friend and former costar will be her maid of honor alongside a sweet snap of the pair cozying up for a selfie on the beach.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May has been criticized, including by some of her own MPs, for "cozying up" to the U.S. president and for her reluctance to condemn his travel ban on selected Muslim-majority states.
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Both Lohan and Warren went on to share a photograph of themselves cozying up with Tiffany during a fundraiser for victims of the Greek wildfires on Friday, although the image has since been deleted, E News!
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For other CEOs, this is a lesson that cozying up to President Trump — including press conferences in which you tout new job creation, spending and even redomiciling in the U.S.— doesn't necessarily give you carte blanche.
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The credibility of the United States government, and the American electorate, will further erode as Trump keeps fear-mongering over immigrants, gutting environmental regulations and cozying up to dictators, business cronies and his broadly xenophobic base.
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When former President Bill Clinton agreed to work toward "a constructive strategic partnership in the 21st century," he was criticized for cozying up to China just a few years after the Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989.
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Many countries are struggling to hit their emission reduction goals, the United States confirmed its intention to withdraw from the agreement, and tech giants are cozying up to the fossil fuel industry and climate change deniers.
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McCain is in the role because he is "a Cold Warrior who dislikes the idea of cozying up to the Kremlin and is preparing for hearings on Moscow's meddling in the 2016 presidential election," Weiner writes.
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If the idea of cozying up to Russia strikes you as harmless, or all those Syrian refugees are too far away to seem real, the HBO documentary "Cries From Syria" is something you ought to watch.
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Several days after hanging out with Kourtney and the rest of the Kardashian-Jenner clan on vacation in Costa Rica, Disick was spotted cozying up to a woman, confirmed by ET to be model J Lynne Harris.
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Photo: GettyThe National Institutes of Health has taken a whole lot of heat for allegedly cozying up to Big Alcohol in order to secure funding for a major study on the effects of having a daily drink.
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And this brings us to the next problem with Trump cozying up to the establishment and promising to bring his sky-high negative ratings down with a more traditional, policy-heavy campaign: his supporters will hate it.
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Amid fresh tension with Qatar, the four slapped sanctions on Doha on June 5, accusing it of supporting terrorism, cozying up to Iran, backing the Muslim Brotherhood - the world's oldest Islamist organization - and interference in their affairs.
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While Glanville didn't go into detail about exactly when the pair buried the hatchet, in April she shared a photograph of herself cozying up to Rimes while both women celebrated Glanville and Cibrian's son Jake's 11th birthday.
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Cozying up to Trump has had some benefits for Heller; Trump tweeted that Tarkanian, who would have been a formidable primary challenger against Heller, should drop out of the Senate race and instead run for the House.
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"It should have been obvious," said Donald Trump as he tried to back away from denying Russia's hand in the 2016 election, running down US intelligence services and cozying up to Vladimir Putin in Helsinki this week.
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The couple took a break after Amendola, 33, was spotted cozying up to a woman in Miami this past October, but things between Culpo, 26, and the Miami Dolphins wide receiver look to be heating up again.
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What remains to be seen is if this tactic will be enough for fans and listeners to forget that less than two months ago West was donning a MAGA hat and cozying up to the alt-right.
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Critics in the United States and globally have accused Trump of giving short shrift to human rights as a foreign policy issue, and of cozying up to authoritarian leaders in Russia, the Philippines and the Middle East.
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I mean, technically, Heller won his Republican primary, but only after getting embarrassed by Trump last year, then cozying up to the president, who finally urged a credible conservative challenger to drop a primary bid against Heller.
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Robert Harward, a retired vice admiral, refused the job on Thursday, rattled by a dysfunctional National Security Council and a president who has alienated Mexico, Australia and even the British royal family, while cozying up to Moscow.
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Edwin Lyngar: Elizabeth Warren brought the fight The version of Elizabeth Warren that liberals love showed up tonight to do battle, dominating the early debate, pounding rivals and cozying up to her natural ideological counterpart, Bernie Sanders.
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Yameen, whose poor human rights record has been criticized by the United Nations and the White House, has been cozying up to Beijing in recent years, marking a defined detour from the country's historic reliance on India.
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Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain and Egypt cut diplomatic and commercial ties with Qatar two weeks ago, accusing it of supporting terrorism, meddling in other countries' affairs and cozying up to Iran, all of which Qatar denies.
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With 200 lumens, PIQO's projector surpasses pretty much all other mini-projectors, letting you enjoy an HD viewing experience in any light, be it streaming football outside or cozying up for a movie on your bedroom wall.
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Indeed, it's clear from the interview that Trump's Russia policy is to replace Obama's alleged "weakness" with a policy of cozying up to the Kremlin: If our country got along with Russia, that would be a great thing.
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But his campaign for that office comes amid complaints that his rule of the Serb Republic has grown more opaque and authoritarian as he adopts attitudes that his opponents say are cozying up to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Spotify has also been cozying up to songwriters, announcing just this week that it would start a "Secret Genius" program — an awards show, special workshops with A-list talent, and curated playlists in honor of the almighty lyricist.
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Since he entered office, Pruitt has tried to roll back multiple regulations that curb greenhouse gas emissions and limit pollution from cars and trucks, all the while cozying up with the polluters he's supposed to keep in check.
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Avenatti is emerging as a Sag Harbor socialite with his newfound fame, as he was also seen "cozying up to" super-model Christie Brinkley in the ritzy area of Long Island on Saturday night, according to Page Six .
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They celebrated by cozying up to Givenchy creative director (and friend to all Kardashian/West/Jenners) Riccardo Tisci, showing that their sheer shirts aren't just made for walking, they're made for laying in banquettes in Paris as well.
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But the American electorate in 2020 will look very different than America did in 1968, and that might be Cruz's undoing—cozying up to Trump could help ensure that he wins the nomination and loses the general election.
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Cozying up to Iran or Russia does not play well with mainstream Republicans, so it is perhaps little surprise that Mr. Pompeo, a former Tea Party congressman from Kansas, would stake out a hawkish position on both countries.
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The fact that Mr. Trump seems to give greater credence to the Kremlin than to United States intelligence agencies is precisely what has set off so much speculation about his real motives in cozying up to Mr. Putin.
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The sales team at A.H.F. is responsible for recruiting new patients, a function they perform by scouring homeless shelters, hosting parties at gay clubs, cozying up to local clinicians and deploying mobile-testing vans to H.I.V. hot spots.
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There's nothing quite like cozying up by the glow of an open flame as the nights get longer and the holidays approach — and what better way to lean into this scene than with a classic Christmas-scented candle?
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So if those foreign leaders cozying up to Donald Trump and urging him to shift U.S. policy in new directions don't see the domestic election results as a wake up call, they do so at their own peril.
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For the past few months, Georgians have taken to the streets to protest their government's cozying-up to Moscow and to call for the adoption of a fully proportional-representation election system for the upcoming 85033 national elections.
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After campaigning as a centrist in 2010, Cuomo championed socially liberal policies — New York legalized same-sex marriage in 2011, for example — but embraced a more fiscally conservative agenda, opposing tax increases and cozying up to business interests.
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Macron&aposs aides insist he is not cozying up to Putin, or seeking to pivot away from France&aposs longstanding alliance with the U.S. Rather, they say Macron wants to keep a dialogue open to help solve world crises.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and Missouri Senator Claire McCaskill may have forgotten about their past contacts with Kislyak, but they are not under suspicion of cozying up to a foreign government that allegedly meddled in the U.S. election.
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Rather, it is following a much more dangerous course: eschewing diplomacy, forswearing ideals of democracy and human rights, disdaining its own allies, and cozying up to autocrats—all while trying to retain its hegemonic power through military might alone.
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The New York-based wholesale retailer Boxed is taking the opposite approach as it tries to take on the juggernaut, cozying up to big brands and retailers by giving them reams of data, founder and CEO Chieh Huang said.
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"I don't really think it's about Confederate flags and Confederate monuments, I would say it's more about cozying up to people who have a tradition of white supremacy," said Kaine, who was the 2016 Democratic nominee for vice president.
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The game regularly trots out a mixture of DR-1, Shepherds, and little bastards called Trackers, these Samus-looking balls of horror that, like the DR-1, are only interested in cozying up next to you and blowing up.
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If his goals required cozying up to autocrats believed to have blood on their hands, like Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia or President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, that did not bother him in the least.
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Earlier this month, the pair attended Nights of The Jack Friends & Family VIP preview night together — where Carter was also spotted — and in late September, Canseco posting a sweet photo of the pair cozying up together while locking lips.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and Putin plan to meet in Paris next month, officials said on Tuesday, their first encounter since a summit in Helsinki that unleashed a storm of criticism that Trump was cozying up to the Kremlin.
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Turkey, which fears its Kurds growing too powerful in the face of the battle against ISIS, is cozying up to the Russians after being spurned by the Germans in the run-up to the recent referendum solidifying Erdogan's power.
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Earlier this month, the pair attended Nights of The Jack Friends & Family VIP preview night together — where Carter was also spotted — and in late September, Canseco posted a sweet photo of the pair cozying up together while locking lips.
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Since then, discomfort about the industry cozying up to military and law enforcement interests (especially ICE and CBP) have led to calls to cancel contracts by staffers at Microsoft, Amazon, IBM, Salesforce, and Accenture, as well as resignations at Google.
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The duo were seen cozying up together everywhere from Santa Monica, California, where last March they dined at the restaurant Giorgio Baldi, to New York City, where later that same month they locking lips before getting dinner at Tutto II Giorno.
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If our president, who has spent his fair share of time over the years cozying up to boxers and mixed martial artists, is willing to risk his reputation and the country for a connection to Russia, what chance do fighters have?
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Governments in Europe, Asia and in many other regions have been rattled over past months by Trump's dismissal of NATO and the European Union, his promises of trade fights with China and Mexico, and his cozying up to Russia's Vladimir Putin.
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Aware that Brexit will shape her legacy, May welcomed her early visit to the United States, a boost to her attempts to show that Britain can prosper outside the European Union despite criticism at home for cozying up to Trump.
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While attending the nuptials, fellow guest Rob Lowe went on to share a sweet image of himself cozying up to his longtime pal Downey Jr. "Nothing beats a great night with an old friend," Lowe, 54, wrote alongside the image.
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While Toothless is cozying up to the first female of his species he's ever seen, Hiccup is similarly trying to figure out his relationship with his crush Astrid (America Ferrera), under pressure from a village that expects them to marry.
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This isn't a movie where the audience waits breathlessly for a passionate kiss, although the aftermath of them cozying up with a bottle of wine and chocolate to watch a poor man's equivalent of ER is as sweet as it gets.
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Two weeks ago, when most of my coworkers were cozying up at home having a snow day, I made the trek into Manhattan — all in an attempt to test long-wear makeup in the most dire of winter conditions: a blizzard.
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Mr. Sharro's illustrations suggested that the West should avoid conducting airstrikes, invading Iraq, furnishing repressive regimes with tear gas and deadly weapons, overlooking the jailing of dissidents and cozying up to autocrats like President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi of Egypt.
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Since becoming defense minister in 2015, the crown prince has taken a more assertive stance against Tehran, launching a war against Yemen's Iranian-aligned Houthis and cutting ties with Qatar in part over accusations it is cozying up to Iran.
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Kidman and Urban are no strangers to showing off their love on social media, from cozying up on the way to the TIME 100 gala in New York City in April to getting glam to celebrate the American Songbook Gala.
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It's clear from watching him that threes aren't necessarily outside his range, but, for now, Sexton and the Cavs are fine with him cozying up to an area on the floor that just about everyone else in the league has abandoned.
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It's a biting reminder of the trouble with cozying up to subjects or sources, and, maybe more importantly, of how journalists with good intentions and the goal of holding the feet of those in power to the fire can be manipulated.
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The duo was seen cozying up together everywhere from Santa Monica, California, where last March they dined at the restaurant Giorgio Baldi, to New York City, where later that same month they locking lips before getting dinner at Tutto II Giorno.
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While supporting the growth of Russian and other non-OPEC oil production was a feature of U.S. foreign policy for two decades after the Soviet breakup, Washington now seems indifferent to the cozying up between OPEC and non-OPEC producers.
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"You can't celebrate Pride and constantly undermine our rights — including attacking #TransHealth, discharging #TransTroops, refusing to protect LGBTQ youth, and cozying up to dictators who brutalize & marginalize LGBTQ people," Chad Griffin, the president of the Human Rights Campaign, said on Twitter.
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Democrats on Thursday hammered Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg for attending a previously undisclosed dinner with President Donald Trump, calling it the latest sign of the tech mogul cozying up to the administration just as regulators are scrutinizing its treatment of competitors.
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He plunged the kingdom into a devastating war against Iranian-backed rebels in Yemen; imposed a punishing boycott on Qatar, which he accused of supporting terrorism and cozying up to Iran; and vowed to confront Iran across the Middle East.
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Buffett also teased a clip that will be shown at Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting in Omaha this May: "It will probably show me crushing with my foot my old flip phone while cozying up to the new smartphone," he said.
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Seth Wright thinks he killed the story by cozying up to the reporter Lisa Jordan and offering her a different morsel, but she has principles: "The president's relationship with the truth means something," she tells him, in a thinly veiled subtweet.
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Coming out against free trade and open borders, defending entitlements, attacking veterans, cozying up to foreign autocrats, indulging in openly racist and xenophobic rhetoric: none of these things have hurt Trump with the vast majority of Republican voters and politicians.
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He recounts how the Trump campaign swung into action after WikiLeaks — the activist organization suspected of cozying up to Kremlin-backed hackers — started releasing stolen Democratic emails in late July 2016, just days before Hillary Clinton accept her party's nomination.
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Try Calico, in Blagden Alley, where you can perch next to tall heaters with flames and sip a creamy hot chocolate — made with butter chocolate and spiked with dark rum — while cozying up under the bar's selection of fleece and flannel blankets.
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Julia Alexander reports on Alex Jones' cozying up to Logan Paul: This marked the second time in a month that Jones was allowed to appear on a popular YouTube personality's channel, following a four-hour appearance on Joe Rogan's podcast in February.
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We also know Trump has, since taking office, undermined the NATO alliance while cozying up to Putin — the two of them joked about their shared dislike for the American media at the G20 last week and pledged to work together on cybersecurity.
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"By cozying up to China and trash-talking America, Duterte has achieved something that Washington couldn't deliver: a peaceful resolution to the Scarborough Shoal standoff," Ashley Townsend, a regional expert at the University of Sydney, wrote for CNN Opinion at the time.
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The claim is that NATO's expansion eastward, Ukraine and Georgia's cozying up to the West, and historically neutral Finland and Sweden's new interest in NATO membership have enticed Russia's aggressive behavior, culminating in the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the annexation of Crimea.
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The White House has been visibly cozying up to several Southeast Asian nations "in the context of rising Chinese influence and growing concerns about the U.S. staying power in the region, particularly after (Washington's) withdrawal from the Trans-Pacific Partnership," Stromseth explained.
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"I love this filter, but it only goes on one person," said the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star of the lavender-lips effect while cozying up with Saint, who could be seen grimacing at the sight of his mother's altered appearance.
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Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 2020 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (D-Fla.) said Trump should know that Russia has been "cozying up" to the Taliban.
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He's using his media savvy and hard-hitting approach to argue Trump is betraying traditional conservative values by making constant false and misleading statements, overseeing an explosion of the national debt, and cozying up to authoritarian leaders at the expense of US allies.
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Although the horsemen are not exactly cozying up to the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, or PETA, breeders recognize that the concerns the group has raised might be the hammer they need to make changes that will save their sport.
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Evette Dionne, the black American editor of Bitch Media, provides a devastating history of violence, including sexual violence, inflicted on black women by the police — and traditional feminism's disturbing willingness to ignore it in the interest of cozying up to law enforcement.
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In the sunny opening scenes of this very funny, equally unsettling Steppenwolf Theater production — which opened on Thursday at the Hayes Theater — you'll probably feel like cozying up to that sheepish, disheveled big guy who rules the stage with his outspoken wit.
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Groups on the right were mostly silent; FreedomWorks has run digital ads in Tennessee alone, showing Senator Bob Corker, who has criticized his fellow Republicans for proposing to eliminate the act's 3.8 percent tax on investment income, cozying up to President Barack Obama.
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What a difference a decade makes: from a Babylonian celebration, with Hillary and Bill cozying up to Donald, to a seething face-off, with Donald summoning ghosts from Bill's scandalous past and threatening to throw Hillary in the clink if he's elected.
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Ever since he held a beauty pageant in Russia, Trump has sought to cultivate a bromance with the head man in Moscow, musing about whether he would become his "new best friend" and periodically cozying up when he should have been laying down the law.
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Regardless of what Obama chooses to do, imposing the sanctions will have one immediate and unmistakable effect: boxing Trump in so he'll have a harder time cozying up to the foreign leader who seems to have worked hard to ensure he'd win the presidency.
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Despite a report that the World War Z actor was cozying up to former supermodel Elle Macpherson on a date in Hollywood, a source close to Pitt tells PEOPLE, "He is not seeing Elle and wasn't in the country when this 'date' took place."
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There was a lot of debate about what should be done, and those people weren't cozying up to Kennedy to win his approval and affection; they were in the midst of a possibly world-changing crisis, and they were trying to figure what was best.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (Reuters) - Democratic White House candidate Bernie Sanders went on the offensive against front-runner Hillary Clinton on Sunday in the most contentious of their four presidential debates, accusing her of cozying up to Wall Street and misrepresenting his stance on healthcare and guns.
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Ever since the former National Security Agency contractor Edward J. Snowden revealed in 2013 that the agency was hacking some tech companies and cozying up to others to gain user data, Silicon Valley behemoths have had an uneasy relationship with the United States government.
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We're familiar with Uber cozying up to scooter startups — it has bought one and invested in another — but over in India, the U.S. firm's key rival is hatching a major alliance of its own as Ola invested $100 million in scooter rental startup Vogo.
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But the family trip comes at a seemingly tense time for the former couple, less than two months after their headline-making trips to Cannes, where Disick was spotted cozying up to multiple women while Kourtney spent time with 24-year-old model Bendjima.
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Although the couple have yet to officially comment on their relationship status, Patridge and Cabrera were seen cozying up together at Stagecoach Festival last month, just days after Patridge's stylist shared a video of the pair casually getting IV drips in their arms together. pic.twitter.
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But there is no evidence yet—none—that conservative figures with blemished records are rehabilitating their reputations by endorsing Clinton, or that Clinton is cozying up to new advisers, or that together they're doing anything other than insuring against the risk of a Trump victory.
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Aiming to appear statesmanlike, he traveled to politically hostile territory to meet with a president who might have surprised him with a rebuke, and he also risked support from some conservatives who do not want him cozying up to Mexico or softening his immigration plans.
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Disney and Apple are sending a pretty clear message: Traditional TV ads are deadMeanwhile, senior reporter Lauren Johnson talked to a top exec at the holding company giant Omnicom about how it's getting around the rise of ad-free environments by cozying up to them.
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Those generals also think that Russia, not ISIS, is the biggest threat to the US. Trump, in other words, would double down on what top brass see as the wrong war, while cozying up to the country many military leaders see as our greatest threat.
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Given that Qatar is cozying up to Russia—and come Friday we don't exactly have a champion of human rights leading this country either—it increasingly feels like Qatar is going to coast to 2022 and beyond with kafala by a different name largely intact.
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Istvan Hegedus, the chairman of the Hungarian Europe Society, said that Mr. Orban has tried to have it both ways for years — reaping the benefits of membership in the European Union while cozying up to Russia and other nondemocratic nations for support when needed.
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For two years, President Trump has upended expectations for how America acts in the world, picking fights with allies, shredding international agreements, devaluing human rights, cozying up to President Vladimir Putin of Russia and outsourcing much of our Middle East policy to Saudi Arabia.
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The G-7 meeting is already becoming old news, but it stands out as the latest disturbing sign that the Europeans are cozying up to China and distancing themselves from the shared economic, security, and human rights values of the leader of the free world.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi today blasted Facebook for putting profits over the well-being of its users and for cozying up to the Trump administration as it faces antitrust scrutiny from federal regulators, offering a scathing and public rebuke of the social media giant.
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" In the two and a half years since their split, Disick has regularly been spotted cozying up to different women in Los Angeles, New York City and abroad — most recently with 19-year-old Sofia Richie, whom a source recently told PEOPLE is calling Disick her "boyfriend.
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" Trying to make sense of Trump's "seemingly chaotic trade policies," Steven Strauss wrote in USA Today that "if Trump's goal is to make America a crony capitalist kleptocracy, where profits don't depend on free markets but on cozying up to Trump, his trade policy makes perfect sense.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Cozying Up to Trump, Macron Gets Little Reward" (front page, April 23): Having lived in and reported on France, I don't believe for a minute that President Emmanuel Macron is "close" to President Trump in the sense of having a personal rapport.
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"You are all obviously here today because you have such a special place in our heart and we all love you very much," she said, while cozying up to Adams, who looked dapper in a white button down shirt and a pair of light-colored pants.
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But those who work with him take a less fantastical view: that Graham has always had a wild streak in him, that he comes from a deeply conservative state, and so he has nothing to lose and everything to gain by cozying up to the president.
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Here's a sampling of the other times the pair shared their love with the world: Nose kisses are clearly the pair's go-to move, as evidenced by this shot of the two cozying up in Montreal on October 20, 2015, after he won the general election.
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Deals-wise, the Trump administration countered Alibaba's attempt to buy MoneyGram for $1.2 billion (despite Jack Ma cozying up to Trump ahead of time) and it also shot down Broadcom's efforts to acquire Qualcomm on account of national security, with Qualcomm itself keen on chopping the deal.
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The actress, who donned a floor-length, mustard-colored gown, was snapped cozying up to the handsome, dark-haired man, who sported blue slacks, a black blazer and a white button down, when the duo left a L'Oreal event together and cuddled up on the street.
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Click here to get those and more in the PEOPLE Babies newsletter Black, 43, who won a Best Original Screenplay Oscar for Milk in 2009, also commemorated the happy day, sharing a photo of the proud "DADS to be" cozying up in front of their party decorations.
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Just picture it: Soon, we'll have officially entered the season of wool sweaters, hay rides, apple-picking, corn mazes, harvest festivals, haunted houses, switching from cold brew to lattes (pumpkin spice, perhaps?), cozying up by the fire with a good book and a hot cup of tea
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They show that while Trump's foreign policy has become more conventional in certain ways — cozying up to America's traditional Arab partners in the Middle East and toning down his anti-Islam rhetoric — his essentially Trumpiness still can create potential to create serious headaches in US foreign policy.
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From his unconstitutional policy statements to his ridiculing of Americans to his desire to abridge our freedom of speech and religion, and his cozying up to the despot Vladimir Putin, Trump is as vulgar and unacceptable a candidate as our presidential nominating process has ever turned out.
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Hence, Saudis need U.S. support to wage the war against Iranian-backed rebels in Yemen, to rein in Iran in Iraq, to promote anti-Iran groups in Syria, to gain back from their political primacy in Lebanon from Hezbollah and to limit Qatar's cozying up to Iran.
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Withdrawing the United States from major agreements and imposing tariffs on allies, all while cozying up to Vladimir Putin and sitting down with Kim Jong Un, tells US allies that Trump doesn't feel particularly bound by formal agreements or the traditional thrust of US foreign policy.
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"You are all obviously here today because you have such a special place in our heart and we all love you very much," she said, while cozying up to Adams, who looked dapper in a white button-down shirt and a pair of light-colored pants.
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Trump's militaristic rhetoric and decision to gut his own State Department, his attacks on the press, downplaying of human rights and cozying up to autocrats raised doubts about whether he subscribed not just to Western values, but also to the fundamental principles on which America is built.
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Considering Corbyn's egregious past of cozying up to organizations such as the Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA), Hamas and Hezbollah, and his anti-Western, anti-Semitic and socialist ideologies, it is difficult to conceive of what his relationship with America and the Trump White House might resemble.
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In addition to cozying up by the fireplace, we've also been spending the hard-earned cash we accrued throughout the year at record pace — the past 12 months have felt like 120, so don't judge us if we went a little overboard with our retail therapy.
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Expect more cozying up with its sibling company WarnerMedia next year: The two AT&T units will run a joint upfront next year, and Xandr is building out new ad formats for the ad-supported version of HBO Max that is expected to launch in 2021.
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The model, who has reportedly been cozying up to singer Cody Simpson, narrowly escaped drive-by shooter Elliot Rodger in May 2014 when he randomly opened fire from his car to kill three people near the University of California, Santa Barbara, after fatally stabbing three others in his apartment.
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At a moment when the government is forcibly separating children from their immigrant parents, partisan justices seem poised to roll back reproductive freedom, and Trump is beefing with China and Europe while cozying up to Putin, not a lot of young people are feeling particularly proud to be American.
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Sharing a glimpse into their romantic trip on Sunday, the American Idol alum — who has already changed her name on social media to Katharine Foster — posted a shot of the two lovebirds cozying up together while enjoying a meal at an Italian restaurant located on the Amalfi coast.
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On any given night, the A-list at Wax reported in gossip columns might include Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter "cozying up to a stunning blonde" or indie film actress Parker Posey hosting a party with MTV News personality Serena Altschul, designer Alexandra von Furstenberg, and actor Chris Noth.
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That might have been true a number of years ago, but its authoritarianism, exponentially crude grab at regional power, its cozying up to America's enemies, attacks on our allies and pivot back towards Neo-Ottomanism, means that Turkey should be placed on the list of opponents, if not enemies.
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There were death threats aimed at Mr. Spencer on social media, accusations of anti-Semitism (the Sentinel of Liberty, as the hero is nicknamed, was created by two Jewish men, Jack Kirby and Joe Simon, and fans did not like the character cozying up to evil) and more.
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The limited-government-grow-the-pie faction is itself split between the Never Trumpers — who've refused to prostitute themselves to Trump's serial lying, cozying up to Russia and other madness — and those who've hitched a ride on Trump's wagon to get their tax cuts, conservative judges and deregulation.
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It was a particularly mortifying moment for a leader under fire at home in Israel for allegations of corruption and for cozying up to the increasingly authoritarian, and nativist, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, who has himself been accused of ignoring a growing anti-Semitism problem in Hungary.
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And the image of DeGeneres and Bush set social media aflame as liberals blasted her for cozying up to Bush, someone who opposed gay marriage as president and who entered the US into a war with Iraq and Afghanistan under the later-disproven belief that they possessed weapons of mass destruction.
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After all, when the fall weather turns a tad chillier, there's nothing better than cozying up with friends and loved ones under a shared blanket (or snuggling up solo!) and getting all the shivers out by watching any number of scary movies, ranging from zombie apocalypse flicks to psychological thrillers.
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From trying delicious flavors of hot tea such as the new Enticing Chai from Lipton, to revisiting classics like to-die-for hot cocoa, cozying up by a space heater in a furry blanket with your latest book-club book and a hot drink is the true definition of comfort.
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Trump's own shock-and-awe diplomacy, his odd habit of cozying up to the Russian leader, his recent attacks on America's closest allies while favoring US enemies and the morass in American politics over a Kremlin election meddling operation will make their debut stand-alone encounter rich with intrigue and uncertainty.
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"If our children are half as close as we have been through the years, they will have a large family of loyal friends to fall back on!" added Chmerkovskiy, who attended the celebration alongside guests like his most recent DWTS partner Amber Rose, who has been cozying up to Chmerkovskiy's brother Val.
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McPhee, who has already changed her name on social media to Katharine Foster, shared a glimpse into her romantic trip with the Canadian musician, 69, on Sunday when she posted a shot of the two lovebirds cozying up together while enjoying a meal at an Italian restaurant located on the Amalfi coast.
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"Dark Times" by the Weeknd Another "writing hits makes strange bedfellows" case — it's hard to imagine nice-guy-for-life Sheeran cozying up to the Weeknd's sex-and-drugs-and-the-night aesthetic, but apparently the pair banged this number out after a post-show awards party that went till 5 a.m.
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Heads up to anyone who loves to read or plans to spend the bulk of their winter weekends cozying up in bed, flicking through the latest thriller — Black Friday 229.97 is coming up on November 29 and will have some deals to appeal to your bookworm-ish heart and savings-driven brain.
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The three men, in turn, have spent months traveling the globe to reassure allies that Trump hasn't meant what he said when the president threatened a preemptive strike on North Korea (which terrified Japan and South Korea) or talked about pulling out of NATO and cozying up to Russia (which terrified much of Europe).
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Read more: Amazon competitor Boxed's CEO Chieh Huang takes a thinly veiled swipe at Amazon and reveals how the wholesale retailer is cozying up to CPG giants like Coca-Cola and PepsiCoThe company is also pushing people to subscribe to products they buy repeatedly, like Gatorade in the case of parents with student athletes.
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In contrast to Western leaders, who often talk about hackers as obese men in their parents' basements — precisely what Trump said during the first presidential debate in 2016 — he's cozying up to a demographic that's close to the front lines of the new global information war, which has been emerging over the last few decades.
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CAVUTO: It is kind of weird, for whatever reasons, though, Senator, that we have a situation where we&aposre alienating or talking nasty about our friends, like the Canadians and the Germans and then all those in the G7, maybe for perfectly valid reasons -- they would argue otherwise -- and we&aposre cozying up to this guy.
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It has been accused of threatening the Philippine justice system by ousting the chief justice of the Supreme Court; attacking press freedom; upending international relations by cozying up to China; cleansing a former Philippine dictator of his crimes; and sanctioning the extrajudicial executions of more than 12,000 Filipinos suspected of selling or using drugs in the country.
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Her pictures show the pair doing all the things you should do on a perfectly romantic honeymoon: drinking wine, soaking in the sights, and cozying up with your S.O. In the caption of her post, Murgatoyd noted that though they were having an amazing time, both she and Chmerkovskiy were missing their 7-month-old son Shai.
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His confessional is followed by images of Cooper literally sitting in between Ravitz and Kimball, Cooper cozying up to Ravitz next to the pool, Ravitz seemingly giving Cooper a giant stuffed dog (à la the toy Kimball gave Annaliese Puccini), and Kimball throwing that new stuffed dog into the ocean while wearing a two-piece floral jumpsuit.
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"Instead of reading Erdogan the riot act in a last-ditch effort to warn him off the S-4003 deal, the President accepted hook, line and sinker Erdogan's ridiculous claim that it was all President Obama's fault, and that Turkey was somehow justified in alienating NATO and cozying up to (Russian President Vladimir) Putin," Hannah said.
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The birth came in the midsts of surprise cheating allegations stemming from a combination of videos and photos that were released in early April showing Thompson allegedly kissing one woman while a different woman groped him at the Darna hookah lounge outside of Washington D.C., and cozying up to a brunette at the PH-D Lounge New York City.
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But the line above is taken from Philip Roth's "The Plot Against America" (903), a novel in which the aviator hero Charles A. Lindbergh, after being elected president in 1940 over Franklin D. Roosevelt, keeps the United States out of World War II and not-so-subtly threatens American Jews while cozying up to the Third Reich.
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Allies do not doubt the importance of dialogue with Moscow, yet worry that the Trump will use the same playbook with Putin as he used in Singapore with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un by cozying up to another strongman, staying silent on values, and offering one-sided concessions that could deal another blow to allied unity.
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I think we are at the moment where Congress actually — because of how Donald Trump is cozying up to Kim Jong Un or the crown prince in Saudi Arabia after they murder a journalist for an American newspaper — we are at a point where Congress must stand up and make clear that we stand with our allies for democracy.
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In a surprise ceremony, the 26-year-old model tied the knot to actor and producer Sebastian Bear-McClard, with whom she only started cozying up in the past few weeks, at City Hall in N.Y.C. "I got married today," Ratajowski wrote on a selfie with her new husband as part of a series of pics she posted right after the quick ceremony.
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As defense minister -- a title he will retain while ascending to the role of heir-apparent -- he has cemented relations with the Emirates, leading to the recent confrontation with Qatar, whose ruling family is seen as seeking to accumulate entirely too much power and influence to Saudi tastes, not to mention cozying up to the newly reelected, moderate President of Iran.
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Throughout his tenure, President Obama downplayed human rights concerns, and now 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 has gone still further — cozying up to the world's leading autocrats while chastising America's closest democratic allies.
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Powerful curation tools help brands have near-instantaneous conversations with their customers Powerful curation tools help brands have near-instantaneous conversations with their customers Socius is already in cozying up with an impressive array of early customers such as Visit Norway (the company's home country), LondOnTheInside, the Berlinale, Peerspace and, of course, the already mentioned home page of publishing giant Condé Nast.
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Not only does Fallon have a reputation for avoiding politics on The Tonight Show (in contrast to many other late-night hosts), but he was the target of a hefty backlash in September after conducting an overwhelmingly docile interview with the then-presidential candidate (which notoriously featured the host mussing Trump's hair like he was cozying up to an adorable puppy).
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They value America's alliances, especially with Europe; believe in American strength but not winner-take-all dominance; support working within the United Nations and other multinational institutions; understand the sustained effort needed to build trust with friends and manage adversaries; include human rights and rule of law as part of the agenda; and recognize the limits of cozying up to despots.
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But behind the scenes, mounting evidence suggests that rather than cracking down on the soda industry, high-ranking officials within the CDC's National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion are instead cozying up to beverage giant Coca-Cola and its industry allies, even in some cases aiding the industry as it argues that sodas are not to blame.
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On Friday, Trade Minister Ramon Lopez told CNN Philippines that his country would maintain its trade and economic ties with the U.S. In recent weeks, the President has ramped up anti-American rhetoric while simultaneously cozying up towards the world's number two economy to gain Chinese funds and distance his country from the U.S., which has criticized the extra-judicial killings under his war on drugs.
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On Wednesday, Republican presidential candidate Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE said Clinton is cozying up to the president so his administration won't prosecute her for using a private email account and server as secretary of State.
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"You know, if China and Russia would decide to create a new order, I will be the first to join," Duterte said in November, in a comment aimed at the U.S. and U.N. Duterte is cozying up to China despite a long history of animosity between the two countries over rights to areas of the South China Sea rich in oil and natural gas.
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"People are clamoring in the streets for democracy and prosperity, but we have a president who seems more interested in cozying up to authoritarian leaders and a Congress that is more interested in political bickering rather than uniting beyond the water's edge," said Mark Dubowitz of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, a think tank that has pushed for the Trump administration's sanctions against Iran.
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When it came to Christmas Day, while my friends and I were dressed more festive than usual and enjoyed the simple pleasures of cozying up indoors (to our YouTube fireplace on loop, might I add), after we had sobered up from mulled wine and decided we couldn't bear to hear another rendition of "All I Want for Christmas is You," we thought — what now?
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Bezos—whose stepfather, Miguel, is a Cuban immigrant and the beneficiary of a U.S. visa that he said, was "given almost freely"—has personally been bullish on tech companies cozying up to the Pentagon, though the closest he's come to commenting specifically on his company's relationship to DHS or ICE was this Zuckerbergian non-opinion given to Wired:"There aren't other countries where everybody is trying to get in," he said.
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In addition to continuing to encroach on Ukraine, the Russian government interfered in the 2016 US election and was behind the attempted assassination of a former Russian spy in the UK.Russia is also a key ally for Syrian president Bashar al-Assad as he slaughters his own people in a brutal civil war, and in recent months, it's begun cozying up to other rogue regimes like Iran and North Korea.
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The 26-year-old model caught fans by surprise when she announced the exciting news Friday on her Instagram story after tying the knot to actor and producer Sebastian Bear-McClard, with whom she only started cozying up in the past few weeks, at City Hall in N.Y.C. "I got married today," Ratajowski wrote on a selfie with her new husband as part of a series of pics she posted right after the quick ceremony.
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Though no information has leaked yet about the 4PM EST call, rumor is that the announcement will concern plans for a fighters' union, which wouldn't be news in itself if it weren't for the fact that the call will involve Georges St-Pierre, Cain Velasquez, Donald Cerrone, Tim Kennedy, and T.J Dillashaw, each one an MMA superstar and, more importantly, a longtime UFC company-man with a history of cozying up to management.
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When he came into office Trump assembled a cabinet that included McMaster, former Defense Secretary James Mattis, former chief of staff John Kelly, former chief economic adviser Gary Cohn and former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, all of whom would challenge Trump on issues such as staying in the Iran nuclear deal, the need to maintain good relations with NATO, the merits of free trade and the imperative to stop cozying up to Vladimir Putin.
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The break between the Saudis, the Emirates and Bahrainis on the one hand, and Qatar on the other, is damaging the effort to counter Iran's destabilizing policies in the region — and not only in the sense that it allows the Iranians to exploit the differences, as it is doing by cozying up to the Qataris and providing alternatives on trade and commerce to what is now blocked with the Saudis et al.
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The Trump administration has a checkered record when it comes to calling out human rights abuses — as seen in the administration's cozying up to brutal leaders such as Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman and the president's public silence on North Korean human rights abuses during his recent summit with Kim Jong Un. Brazil is yet another example where the US is falling short — and lawmakers are pressing the issue with Pompeo.
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This means figuring out workable answers to complex questions like how to work with China on combating climate change while simultaneously pushing it to play fairer in the trade arena; whether to pursue diplomacy with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un or take a more militaristic approach to curb his country's nuclear program; and how to counter Iran's meddling throughout the Middle East without cozying up to an equally noxious regime in Saudi Arabia or disrupting the global supply of oil.
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Conason might have written a fascinating book that focused on the conflict between the great works done — an estimated seven million Africans treated for AIDS by an arm of the Clinton Foundation, for instance — and the appearance of impropriety, the cozying up to sketchy plutocrats looking to improve their public images through charitable giving and the shadow such transactions would cast on Hillary Clinton, first as secretary of state and then as the Democratic nominee for president of the United States.
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The book persuasively illustrates what an ineffectual congressman he was, apart from cozying up to the Koch brothers, Betsy DeVos and other rich Republican donors; the clumsiness and vanity of his one term as governor of Indiana, for which he did something that predecessors hadn't and "ordered up a collection of custom-embroidered clothes — dress shirts, polo shirts, and vests and jackets — decorated with his name and the words Governor of Indiana"; the strong possibility that he wouldn't have won re-election; his luck in being spared that humiliation by the summons from Trump, who needed an outwardly bland, intensely religious character witness to muffle his madness and launder his sins; and the alacrity with which he says whatever Trump needs him to regardless of the truth.
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