Hanging in the balance is money — lots of it.
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As it stands, Jussie's career is hanging in the balance.
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One by one, animals' lives are hanging in the balance.
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Dick Durbin: "Lives are hanging in the balance," referring to DACA.
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Cummings underscored the point that lives were hanging in the balance.
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With health and lives hanging in the balance, Americans deserve better.
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What response did you get to Toby's life hanging in the balance?
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In 23 it feels more like a world hanging in the balance.
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And with his passing, the court is now hanging in the balance.
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A high-wire act with a nation's destiny hanging in the balance.
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CONTESSA BREWER: What about this U.S. trade deal hanging in the balance?
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With billions of dollars hanging in the balance, Congress must take action.
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Hanging in the balance is the dismissal of Syed's life sentence plus 30 years.
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However, both are hanging in the balance amid uncertainty of Governor Chris Sununu's support.
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The fate of Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is reportedly hanging in the balance.
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For example, in Jerauld County, South Dakota, 53% of jobs are hanging in the balance.
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EAMON JAVERS: So you have two big trade deals hanging in the balance right now.
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Hanging in the balance are people you may never imagine: peers, co-workers and neighbors.
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JERUSALEM — The fate of just one low-ranking Israeli soldier was hanging in the balance.
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They evacuated with their parents and entire neighborhood, whose future is now hanging in the balance.
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And in the process, the order sows confusion and leaves American lives hanging in the balance.
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We pick up only 48 hours later with all of these things hanging in the balance.
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That uncertainty leaves much of the industry hanging in the balance and bracing for the worst.
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With Trump's presidency hanging in the balance, here's why Cohen's renegade turn poses a massive threat.
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In other words: There's more hanging in the balance than women's reproductive and family-planning resources.
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Hanging in the balance are industries that rely on online advertising revenue to survive, like media.
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Many deals which have been in the works for months are now hanging in the balance.
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There are indeed high stakes, with the world economy, ecology and survival hanging in the balance.
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The fate of that deal has been hanging in the balance for at least 18 months.
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Beyond policy disagreements and partisan gamesmanship, there is something much more fundamental hanging in the balance.
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The job of the national security adviser, Michael T. Flynn, is also hanging in the balance.
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Much like the end of The Sopranos, the lead character's fate is left hanging in the balance.
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But the final minutes of the Trinkets finale leave the question of sirens hanging in the balance.
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Well, only the End of the World and the fate of all humanity hanging in the balance.
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Hanging in the balance is a $1.8 billion termination fee to which Cigna believes it is entitled.
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Patrick Murphy in a race that both parties eyed with the Senate majority hanging in the balance.
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Wade hanging in the balance, it was long overdue that a Democratic debate would address reproductive rights.
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So there are a lot of things hanging in the balance that this coming year can determine.
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But hanging in the balance are these subsidies that help make health coverage affordable for millions of Americans.
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Axios' Jonathan Swan reports President Trump is "enjoying torturing" Price, with his job security hanging in the balance.
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But with our fundamental rights hanging in the balance, Kavanaugh cannot be let off the hook so easily.
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This news might send Andre, whose mental health is already hanging in the balance, right over the edge.
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Hanging in the balance is the future of Iraq, already a middle-income country and primed for recovery.
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These can be visceral, intimate discussions, sometimes with the life of another human being hanging in the balance.
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With the trade deal's progress hanging in the balance, Yam sees the yuan market returning to economic fundamentals.
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With the game hanging in the balance, kicker Luke Logan lined up the attempt but pushed it wide.
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A Supreme Court seat — and a generation of doubts about the court's legitimacy — is hanging in the balance.
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Season seven will pick up right where we left off, with Carol and Sasha's fates hanging in the balance.
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Hayes struggled to grasp what he was hearing now: that his wife's own life was hanging in the balance.
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The words "you made a fool of me" hanging in the balance as Quincy repeatedly scores and ultimately wins.
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Hanging in the balance is a Pentagon procurement effort for cloud computing valued at $10 billion over 10 years.
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She's a fully formed personality with a conscience on the line and a moral compass hanging in the balance.
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Some of the most pressing issues of our time, Issues that affect real Americans are hanging in the balance.
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Now, with his freedom hanging in the balance, here's what's next for Paul Manafort, President Trump's embattled former campaign chairman.
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But we predict it'll be a dark ride either way, with the fate of humanity itself hanging in the balance.
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Its future hanging in the balance, the axolotl has for years played an outsized cultural role in Mexico and beyond.
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The climate deal will be a significant part of Obama's environmental legacy, and it is now hanging in the balance.
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Hanging in the balance is not only the Redstone family fortunes but also the fate of Mr. Redstone's business empire.
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"Don't get too comfortable, as discussions regarding the various political and policy questions remain hanging in the balance," he said.
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With the direction of the country's future now hanging in the balance, we took a look at what's at stake.
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We had lost 350,000 jobs, we were $8 billion in the hole, and our credit was hanging in the balance.
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With Earth hanging in the balance, the Trump administration redoubled its retrograde support for fossil fuels at the climate conference.
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The latter is a possibility that we cannot risk, not with the future of the court hanging in the balance.
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That decision could throw plans for Britain's exit into turmoil and leave her own political future hanging in the balance.
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The biggest concentration of bonds hanging in the balance is in California, which accounts for nearly 3.13 percent of the total.
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The biggest concentration of bonds hanging in the balance is in California, which accounts for nearly 3.13 percent of the total.
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The whole thing was absurd and would have been comical if the fate of an administration wasn't hanging in the balance.
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As a result of this fight, people's efforts to rebuild were left hanging in the balance while the partisan squabbles continued.
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This is the network, after all, that left Jon Snow's life hanging in the balance for the better part of a year.
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An upcoming regulation that will affect investors' retirement accounts and the relationships they have with their advisors is hanging in the balance.
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In classic George R.R. Martin style, Sunday night's episode of Game of Thrones left looming questions and emotions hanging in the balance.
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Regardless, the status of NAFTA looms large for both countries, with much bigger things than milk or lumber hanging in the balance.
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Hanging in the balance is Iran's oil production, which has grown by roughly a million barrels a day since sanctions were lifted.
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Patton will put that proposition to a high-profile test, with the housing needs of hundreds of thousands hanging in the balance.
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As the hearings adjourned at the end of the day, Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court was left hanging in the balance.
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It is not certain May will win the vote, leaving much still hanging in the balance and investors nervous about the outcome.
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With the educational and financial futures of millions of people hanging in the balance, here's a place to start scrutinizing Secretary DeVos.
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With 20 million lives and the stability of multiple countries hanging in the balance, surely famine relief deserves a robust American effort.
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In 2016, after Ryan Lochte's major kerfuffle in Rio, both his career and good-guy reputation were left hanging in the balance.
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In the last two movies, despite the fate of Earth continually hanging in the balance, the world felt awfully small, almost claustrophobic.
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But with the lives of these nearly 800,000 young people hanging in the balance, there's no place for this type of showmanship.
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Fowler added four more birdies on the back side, the best he's ever played with a major title hanging in the balance.
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Both parties' emphasis on California reflects how critical the state will be in 2018, with the House majority hanging in the balance.
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Now it's back to reality, and a looming government shutdown with billions of dollars for a border wall hanging in the balance.
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President Trump is escalating his feud with the conservative House Freedom Caucus, with his $1 trillion infrastructure package hanging in the balance.
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The 22018 midterm elections are already shaping up to be a high stakes battle with control of Congress hanging in the balance.
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But Dr. Bitzer said it would only worsen partisan bitterness, particularly if control of the House will be hanging in the balance.
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Days earlier, Mr. Kennedy had flown into the city to campaign in the California primary, his presidential hopes hanging in the balance.
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Coachella's fate appears to be hanging in the balance as the county it sits in just confirmed its first case of coronavirus.
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Hanging in the balance is an NBA-Tencent streaming deal worth billions, the support of millions of Chinese fans and Morey's job.
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On Tuesday, the Financial Times reported that Walter's role was "hanging in the balance" amid a power struggle between Walter and Minerd.
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FOR BOTH admirers and critics, the personal authority and moral legacy of Pope Francis will be hanging in the balance this month.
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In one such time, when the life of someone I loved was hanging in the balance, I turned to reading for solace.
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The fate of Kavanaugh's nomination is hanging in the balance as Republicans and Democrats debate allowing a full investigation to take place.
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U.S. stock futures were pointing to a slightly higher open ahead of the Friday session, with weekly results hanging in the balance.
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With the future of the Brexit deal still hanging in the balance, lawmakers were studying the assurances with lawyers prior to the move.
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Hanging in the balance is Moonves' $120 million payment, which he will not receive if CBS finds it had cause to fire him.
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The buzz should only grow as the National League Central rivals square off Friday with their division title hopes hanging in the balance.
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Better Call Saul has unleashed it's most painful episode yet – leaving the fate of one of its key characters hanging in the balance.
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European privacy regulators are putting U.S. surveillance practices under the microscope, this time with a crucial transatlantic data deal hanging in the balance.
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"There are massive once-in-a-lifetime tectonic issues hanging in the balance that give people plenty of reasons to vote," he said.
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An additional 9 candidates — eight Democrats and one Republican — whose races are still hanging in the balance are also in town for orientation.
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The games, separated by more than 216 miles, kicked off at the exact same time, with the Miners' season hanging in the balance.
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The 2016 campaigns already were generating an avalanche of voter interest with control of the White House and Congress hanging in the balance.
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Lawmakers in the room watched as the weight of his duties as commander-in-chief bore down on him, lives hanging in the balance.
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Both season five and book five left Snow's fate hanging in the balance after he was stabbed repeatedly by members of the Night's Watch.
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With control of the United State Senate hanging in the balance, the race at the top of the ticket is garnering the most attention.
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Ghosn is credited with executing a stunning turnaround at Nissan after he arrived in 1999 when the automaker's future was hanging in the balance.
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Now he and the Russians will engage in a final epic showdown, with the fate of the postwar global order hanging in the balance.
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Season 1's finale scene — a shooting that leaves two major characters' lives hanging in the balance — is one of the best on Netflix.
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"It's still hanging in the balance whether the UK will still be subscribing to GDPR after Brexit or writing their own legislation," said Kaiser.
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The precedent set by this fight is especially concerning: Efforts to rebuild have been left hanging in the balance while the partisan squabbles continue.
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But one thing's for sure: With the future of France and Europe hanging in the balance, the race is going to be closely watched.
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And if my replacement were not correctly trained, or able to run triage correctly, it's possibly people's lives that would be hanging in the balance.
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With this court decision hanging in the balance for years, Makuch has continued to produce fearless and important journalism on sensitive and often dangerous topics.
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Howard, Bazemore lead Hawks past 76ers PHILADELPHIA — With an NBA playoff berth hanging in the balance, the Atlanta Hawks are trying to regain their form.
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Scene City 16 Photos View Slide Show ' Blame it on the arctic blast, on awards season, on fashion week's very influence hanging in the balance.
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With families and careers hanging in the balance, Latinos living in the United States continue striving for citizenship, despite the rigorous (and expensive) application requirements.
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So when Guy strolled to the line with the game hanging in the balance Saturday night with 210 seconds left, the Larkins family started celebrating.
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Another major trade deal hanging in the balance is the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership being negotiated between the United States and the European Union.
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Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination is hanging in the balance on Thursday after he and Christine Blasey Ford offered testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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"I know that your lives are hanging in the balance on what we do here on Capitol Hill and with the White House," he said.
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Hanging in the balance could be billions of dollars in costs, and even fundamental business models, as more gig companies move toward public stock offerings.
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Eric says all of his pending projects -- he has several dozen hanging in the balance -- are on hold for at least the next 2 months.
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But for all its outward serenity, a general anxiety pervades the institution — a sense of urgency, insecurity and of big things hanging in the balance.
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The company's IPO is still hanging in the balance, however, as SoftBank, the biggest external investor in WeWork, tries to protect a US$2.5bn investment.
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With the U.S.-North Korea summit hanging in the balance, the Japanese prime minister spoke to President Trump by telephone and agreed to meet beforehand.
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Now 27, Ridley has grown up with Rey since 2015's The Force Awakens, forced to manage galactic fame with fortunes hanging in the balance.
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And hanging in the balance is Ukraine where there are a millions of people suffering deeply now from a war that's been going on for years.
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It's not certain May will win the vote, leaving much still hanging in the balance and investors still nervous about the outcome in the prolonged process.
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Krishna Andavolu: We were looking for stories of people's lives that are hanging in the balance when it comes to whether pot is legal or illegal.
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And even though Wiseman played after the announcement Friday night, his future in the college game is hanging in the balance, as is the Tigers' season.
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With hundreds of thousands of jobs in largely Republican states hanging in the balance, the White House is mulling a controversial rescue of the oil industry.
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Expect to wait if your life is not hanging in the balance, and don't complain if someone who came in hours after you is seen first.
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This took place as US military aid to Ukraine was hanging in the balance, leading some Democrats to accuse the President of abusing his power. 2.
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Still hanging in the balance is the fate of the privileged scholars, at least some of whom may not have known about their parents' alleged acts.
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With the metals tariffs hanging in the balance, Trump is sending a delegation, which includes Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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With the national emergency expected to be declared by Trump, an aid package to limit the economic damage from the crisis is hanging in the balance.
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All we found is more absurdity, but honestly it's refreshing to think about nonsensical situations that don't have the future of our country hanging in the balance.
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And even Kasich, who has pulled out of the state, finds his long-shot bid hanging in the balance as he courts Indiana delegates behind the scenes.
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In Cordoba, one of only a dozen constituencies out of a total 52 where some seats are hanging in the balance, Unidos Podemos is going all in.
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Now, with the fate of the Cadillac tax hanging in the balance, the president has proposed lowering the 40 percent tax rate in the highest cost states.
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Hanging in the balance was the future of her family's fortunes, as well as the fate of two of the world's largest entertainment companies, CBS and Viacom.
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He couldn't peel himself away, not with Brett Kavanaugh set to face the Senate Judiciary Committee and the future of the Supreme Court hanging in the balance.
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Brexit is now hanging in the balance after the U.K. government submitted last-ditch proposals to the EU as the departure date of October 31 fast approaches.
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In his notes for the published "Hillary," Mr. Hnath sounds almost eager to discover how the play comes across without a Clinton candidacy hanging in the balance.
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This is bigger than those two companies, because a lot of other media conglomerates are hanging in the balance based on what this judge rules minutes from now.
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However, the World Anti-Doping Agency is seeking to overturn the decision at CAS, leaving Sun's career hanging in the balance a year out from the Tokyo Olympics.
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The rivals meet in New Orleans on Sunday with the division lead hanging in the balance in a matchup between the Saints' powerful offense and Carolina's staunch defense.
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In other words, the United States and China's contest for technological supremacy has now left four lives hanging in the balance — hostages to something much larger than themselves.
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Peru's presence in the World Cup was hanging in the balance until the very end of South America's qualifying tournament, widely accepted to be the toughest in soccer.
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Russia's participation in Rio is hanging in the balance after the International Olympics Committee said on Tuesday it would "explore legal options" for banning the country from the Games.
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Attention is expected to shift to an Italian referendum on constitutional reforms after the U.S. election, with Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's term in office likely hanging in the balance.
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Accusations of sexual misconduct against Brett Kavanaugh have dominated the news cycle over the last week, becoming a hot button political issue with his confirmation hanging in the balance.
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With the game hanging in the balance in the third period, the Rangers delivered what coach Alain Vigneault said may have been his team's best period of the season.
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Russia's participation in the Rio Olympics is hanging in the balance after the IOC said on Tuesday it would "explore legal options" for banning the country from the Games.
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With Democrats' much-promised blue wave and Trump's competing red one hanging in the balance, Sinema and McSally's gender may not be at the top of most voters' minds.
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Hanging in the balance is not just abortion access in Texas, which has already decreased dramatically since Governor Rick Perry passed the bill, but reproductive rights across the country.
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Season one of Euphoria wrapped with the lives of its characters hanging in the balance, so there's no telling how Levin will script the second chapter in this story.
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The episode cuts to black with his fate still hanging in the balance, the latest in a long series of manipulative cliffhangers designed to goose easy, short-term suspense.
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And lawmakers are already facing a difficult fight over the politically volatile subject of immigration, with the fates of hundreds of thousands of young immigrants hanging in the balance.
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The late-night missives were the latest twist in a legal tango that has riveted Washington, with a lifetime appointment to the nation's highest court hanging in the balance.
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Hanging in the balance are a reauthorization of the farm bill, the largest federal criminal justice rewrite in a generation, President Trump's border wall and a potential government shutdown.
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Ultimately, I couldn't take the pressure of having lives hanging in the balance when I went off the work in the morning, while also keeping my bipolar in check.
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Attention is expected to shift to the Italian referendum on constitutional reforms after the U.S. election, with Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's term in office likely hanging in the balance.
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Although there's not much hanging in the balance plot wise, we're eager to get back in on one of the most unfortunate and hilarious men television has ever known.
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Perhaps if everyone (including male lawmakers in favor of laws restricting reproductive freedoms) sought this same understanding, then a woman's right to choose wouldn't always be hanging in the balance.
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The nomination battle has caused a surge in grassroots anger on both the left and right, with midterm elections just weeks away and control of Congress hanging in the balance.
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"Even though 9-10 percent of those surveyed are undecided and that's where things are hanging in the balance, it seems like there is a majority for remain," Perez said.
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That may sound like a ludicrous thing to say about Apocalypse, which ends with the planet's future hanging in the balance and just about everything blowing up or falling apart.
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The 76ers have a perfect record hanging in the balance as well but would prefer to end their string of 43 losses in October and November that dates to 2013.
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With the outcome of the two-day policy review hanging in the balance, how financial markets behave in coming days could determine which way Japan's central bank sways next Friday.
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With the fate of the whole league hanging in the balance, we've picked five talking points from the last few days that should provide some insight into our footballing destiny.
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But as much as I care about these issues and how our country's fate is hanging in the balance, any call to protest is an afterthought to my ailing health.
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BERLIN — After more than four months of tortuous negotiations, with her fate and Germany's hanging in the balance, Chancellor Angela Merkel on Wednesday announced a deal for a new government.
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But now, with the Republican health care legislation hanging in the balance, President Trump and congressional leaders are getting little support from what were once the loudest anti-Obamacare voices.
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"The vaccine space is exquisitely sensitive in that highly vulnerable lives -- newborns, cancer patients, those with immune diseases -- are hanging in the balance," Caplan wrote in an email to CNN.
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What's next: Several drugs could be left hanging in the balance if the FDA reaches the end of that five-week "runway" and the government is still shut down, STAT reports.
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After another sexual harassment accusation against Bill O'Reilly emerged today, and with O'Reilly's future at Fox News reportedly hanging in the balance, the O'Reilly Factor host's lawyer release this statement tonight:
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Who cares about picking the next ruler of the free world when the title of Kanye West's new album is hanging in the balance for what feels like the hundredth time?
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To add to the uncertainty, Trump announced he was firing Attorney General Jeff Sessions just hours after the midterm elections, leaving the future of the Mueller investigation hanging in the balance.
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With the fate of the subsidies hanging in the balance, the company reported better-than-expected third quarter profits on Tuesday due to strength in its business providing insurance under Obamacare.
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And, while Americans' views of the economy have recently been higher than they've been for almost a decade, those views, especially looking to the future, may be hanging in the balance.
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Palm Beach was among the counties at the center of a lengthy recount process that left the outcomes of three statewide races hanging in the balance for weeks after Election Day.
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Then why did their entire season seem to be hanging in the balance in the final four innings of Game 1 of their division series against the Yankees on Friday night?
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But with her tennis fortunes hanging in the balance and all the pressure of failing to live up to her lofty ranking, Pliskova had little choice but to go for broke.
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At first, it looked as though the Saints defense would hold, forcing the 49ers into a fourth-and-two from their 33-yard line with the game hanging in the balance.
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The two leaders discussed a range of nettlesome issues at the G-20 summit — among them the trade dispute that has left over $200 billion worth of goods hanging in the balance.
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You don't have to reach very far for an experience where a loved one, or a friend, or a family member's life was hanging in the balance while they fought this disease.
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Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are under pressure to act amid growing concern that Moscow is trying to influence the November elections, with control of Congress hanging in the balance.
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Hanging in the balance of our new administration's actions this year, is the difference between collaboration or conflict, and reliability versus uncertainty in the availability of critical water supplies in the basin.
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That's left several programs and taxes hanging in the balance as the year draws to a close, in addition to the latest health-care drama thrust into the GOP tax-reform debate.
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But for tens of thousands of New Yorkers, it's our occupation, and having our places of work closed down and raided, having our livelihoods hanging in the balance, is a big deal.
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Yet Brazilians, who carried out large demonstrations while Ms. Rousseff's fate was hanging in the balance, have not responded to the accusations against Mr. Temer with the same level of public outrage.
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In August 2017, after Spotify was tardy in supplying data to Nielsen, Billboard's chart was delayed by several days, and Mill's "Wins & Losses" was one of several albums hanging in the balance.
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Many government officials have warned before the announcement that if it went under, it would risk "massive damage" to a range of public services, including thousands of jobs hanging in the balance.
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That's left several programs and taxes hanging in the balance as the year draws to a close, in addition to the latest health-care drama thrust into the GOP tax-reform debate.
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That's a problem that cannot get better with time or practice because this man will — every day for thousands of days to come — make decisions with human lives hanging in the balance.
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The gut-wrenching winter finale left the fate of fan-favorite Toby (Chris Sullivan) hanging in the balance — virtually assuring every single fan will be tuning in live tonight to see what happens.
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Breaking tonight with a fierce battle brewing in the future of the Supreme Court hanging in the balance with the Senator who could make or break the confirmation process, making a stunning announcement.
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The farm bill, which was voted down 213-198, had been hanging in the balance as the conservative House Freedom Caucus threatened to withhold support without an agreement on an immigration bill vote.
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But the sort of main theme here that I want to make sure that we end on is, you have the President's re-election coming up with all this hanging in the balance.
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However, the World Anti-Doping Agency is seeking to overturn the decision at the Court of Arbitration for Sport, leaving Sun's career hanging in the balance a year out from the Tokyo Olympics.
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What the final version of that repeal might look like, and when it might take effect, are both unknown at this point — with the future of an open internet hanging in the balance.
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With the reliability of subway routines hanging in the balance, much of the borough was abuzz over the news, and two members of the City Council clashed over whether the plan was fair.
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The deal could yet embolden the government to press ahead with other big asset sales, although the more lucrative but politically trickier disposal of airports operator ADP is still hanging in the balance.
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Only two weeks ago, the prospect of a Sanders versus Biden one-on-one debate with the nomination hanging in the balance would have been viewed as a pivotal, potentially history-altering event.
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But the Trump administration insisted this week that the idea is still on the table and that a final decision has not yet been made, leaving airports and airlines hanging in the balance.
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The deal could yet embolden the government to press ahead with other big asset sales, although the more lucrative but politically trickier disposal of airports operator ADP is still hanging in the balance.
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With Spain's government hanging in the balance, the Supreme Court is under intense pressure to demonstrate that it can remain impartial and above politics in a case that has ignited passions and recriminations.
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Durant's team mates were singing his praises after the game and said there was no doubt in their minds whose hands the ball should be in with the game's result hanging in the balance.
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It was also in the midst of a congressional stalemate over DACA that left the fates of hundreds of thousands of immigrants who had arrived in the US as children hanging in the balance.
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" And Repealist, a brand that specializes in clothing and housewares, has created a dress that reads, "Our Bodies Our Choice," with a print of an upside-down hanger, emblazoned with "Hanging in the Balance.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - British people's data privacy will be "hanging in the balance" after Brexit, former Cambridge Analytica staffer-turned-whistleblower Brittany Kaiser warned as the country leaves the European Union on Friday.
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With a Javelin arms deal and other United States aid hanging in the balance, he turns a line like "Whatever you can do, it's very important that you do it" into an obvious threat.
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STEIN: I think all that is hanging in the balance right now, and I encourage people to come out to Hofstra University and join me in insisting that we actually open up our debates.
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When she's invited to take part in a scheme that promises a major payday, she suddenly finds herself in the midst of a vast conspiracy, with control of her home city hanging in the balance.
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Britain's exit from the EU was still hanging in the balance on Monday as Prime Minister Theresa May tried to coax the Labour Party into agreeing a divorce deal, two days before an emergency summit.
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With DACA hanging in the balance, America has a group of people on the verge of being socially integrated, but legally isolated — socially championed, but legally victimized — in a way we've never really seen before.
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What the final version of a net neutrality repeal might look like, and when it might take effect, are both unknown at this point, with the future of an open internet hanging in the balance.
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The lenders said late on Thursday that they intend to push forward with their plan to rescue Jet, but offered no clarity on interim funding, leaving the future of the carrier hanging in the balance.
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With the game hanging in the balance, though, Thompson's clutch offense and defense on Williams was the difference for a Purdue team that had been 1-7 against Ohio State in the past eight meetings.
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It's been less than 48 hours since Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy announced his retirement and Washington has already switched into battle mode, with the ideological leaning of the high court hanging in the balance.
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Blue Jackets 5, Senators 2 With the score tied and the outcome hanging in the balance midway through the third period, the red-hot Columbus Blue Jackets took control and kept their winning streak going.
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Yet, at its core, the film is a riveting courtroom drama with the lives of two innocent men hanging in the balance so we wondered what would happen if you stripped away all of the comedy.
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With a nearly dead-even race, an expected TV audience to rival the Super Bowl's, and the fate (and perhaps the existence) of the free world hanging in the balance, it's hard to imagine higher stakes.
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It is a sad hallmark of our time that 2018 began with new announcements of forced expulsions of longtime American residents and migrant workers, and the fate of hundreds of thousands more hanging in the balance.
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Two years later, the impeachment cost the incumbent Democrats a fifth key, the scandal key, which brought the party to the edge of defeat, with the third party candidacy of Ralph Nader hanging in the balance.
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May's deal looks set to be rejected by parliament on Tuesday, a decision that would throw plans for Britain's exit from the European Union into turmoil and leave her own political future hanging in the balance.
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The global economy is hanging in the balance, political tensions are unspeakably high, the safety of millions continues to be threatened by climate change, and oh yeah, we don't know how to fix any of it.
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His legislative priorities hanging in the balance, Trump is under pressure to improve ties with McConnell and salvage what he can of an increasingly jeopardized agenda that includes a healthcare overhaul, immigration, infrastructure and tax reform.
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After four years of forced silence, hanging in the balance of a lawsuit she brought against her longtime producer Dr. Luke for "sexually, physically, and verbally" abusing her, Kesha knew she had to make it count.
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During a dinner at the G-20 summit in Argentina on Saturday, Xi and Trump discussed a number of issues, including a trade dispute that has left over $200 billion worth of goods hanging in the balance.
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After weeks of sifting through more than 20,000 complaints, the panel on Wednesday ordered a partial audit of nearly 240,000 votes from the roughly 1.8 million votes cast, essentially keeping the final results hanging in the balance.
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Influential EU countries including France, Britain and Germany have asked the Commission to help the steel industry, which is battling an import surge from China in particular, with 10,000 steel jobs in Britain hanging in the balance.
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Allegations of election fraud in a closely divided North Carolina House race are raising the prospect of a congressional inquiry that could leave the fate of the seat hanging in the balance for weeks, or even months.
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More than your average sports movie, Lagaan is the story of late 19th century British officials who face a group of Indian farmers in a game of cricket, with three years of taxes hanging in the balance.
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This time, the fate of the two-state solution, long accepted internationally as the basis for a resolution, is hanging in the balance after Mr. Netanyahu pledged to annex nearly a third of the occupied West Bank.
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Trump left no doubt on Friday that Rosenstein's fate is hanging in the balance, telling reporters "you figure that one out" when they asked him whether he had confidence in Rosenstein, whom he appointed to the job.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, was one of the most successful brands in 22012th-century politics, but a record defeat in Sunday's presidential election has left its future hanging in the balance.
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It's shaping up to be the most dramatic — and perhaps dangerous — moment of Trump's presidency so far, with the future of Iran's and North Korea's nuclear programs, and their uranium enrichment activities specifically, hanging in the balance.
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Although the first season was filled with many heartfelt and hilarious moments — the latter mostly from Jasmine's (Jessica Marie Garcia) inability to read a room — the final seconds of "Chapter Ten" left two lives hanging in the balance.
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Thanks to Lewis and Giamatti "Billions" still possesses a fair amount of energy, as the two titans maneuver against each other -- essentially playing Monopoly, to use an old joke, with real buildings, and careers hanging in the balance.
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Writer Alan Moore and artist Dave Gibbons begin with what seems like an everyday superhero story: a murder mystery, a band of heroes coming together, an all-powerful blue-skinned being, and humanity's existence hanging in the balance.
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With the presidential election seemingly on a knife-edge, with fate of future generations hanging in the balance and millions rushing to perform their sacred civic duty, America has turned to its cultural and spiritual titans for guidance.
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With the vice presidency potentially hanging in the balance, Mr. Pence described his personal distaste for Hillary Clinton and her husband, the former president, and spoke of feeling disgusted at what he called the corruption of the 1990s.
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But even if the president truly supports a fuel tax increase, conservatives say it has nearly zero chance of passing the Republican-led Congress, especially in an election year where the GOP majority is hanging in the balance.
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But the legal wrangling, even without the intensity of the election hanging in the balance, differs little from 2000, with administrators, lawyers and judges at all levels weighing in — and confusion ensuing about who actually has final say.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's grip on power was hanging in the balance Wednesday after local TV channels projected him trailing his centrist rival Benny Gantz by just one seat, following a re-run general election.
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It was the President who decided to dismantle DACA, the Dreamers program, leaving the lives of hundreds of thousands of children whose only crime was to be born into the families of undocumented immigrants hanging in the balance.
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That narrative, Democrats hope, will paint impact voters with more traditional election day concerns; healthcare being foremost on the list with the fate of the Affordable Care Act and suggested cuts to Medicaid and Medicare hanging in the balance.
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This time, with the ideological tilt of the Supreme Court hanging in the balance and Democrats fuming over their Republican colleagues' stonewalling of Merrick Garland, Barack Obama's choice to fill the seat, the nominee will face a tougher crowd.
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More than 10 years have passed since Kelly Osbourne's parents' lives were hanging in the balance, and while Kelly is finally ready to open up about the harrowing experience, the pain of those dark days is still very fresh.
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The plot, without giving anything away, obviously involves seeking to somehow undo the carnage that Thanos (Josh Brolin) has wrought, with the universe (and not incidentally, a whole bunch of lucrative sequels featuring disappeared heroes) hanging in the balance.
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The doctor struggles at first, but when a former student of The Ancient One's named Kaecilius (Mads Mikkelsen) goes rogue with a forbidden spell, Strange is drawn into a battle with the fate of Earth hanging in the balance.
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Among the major issues still hanging in the balance were proposals to hem in the corrupting influence of money in elections, a proposal that could encourage more affordable housing and a bill to address the threat of climate change.
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The easing in tensions had fuelled optimism that agreement was imminent for Chinese antitrust clearance for San Diego-based Qualcomm's $44 billion purchase of Netherlands-based NXP Semiconductors, which has been hanging in the balance amid the trade dispute.
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Still, the dissolution of the state elections board at noon on Friday carries sweeping repercussions for an ongoing fraud investigation in North Carolina's 2628th Congressional District that has left the fate of a House seat hanging in the balance.
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So it was like every painful group project you've ever worked on using a shared Google doc... except you were literally passing around a computer and the fate of global oil markets was (sort of) hanging in the balance.
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The company's IPO is still hanging in the balance, however, as SoftBank, the biggest external investor in WeWork, is urging the loss-making property group to shelve the IPO to protect a US$2.5bn investment made earlier this year.
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On a chilly but slowly brightening morning, young and old alike dressed up to pay their last respects to a man who died unexpectedly in his sleep last weekend in a year with momentous court decisions hanging in the balance.
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Hanging in the balance are ongoing investigations of potential fraud at Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc and its ties to a mail-order pharmacy and of two massive data breaches at Yahoo Inc, including one affecting more than one billion user accounts.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England will raise interest rates in August, a Reuters poll found, but that call is hanging in the balance as policymakers await confirmation Britain's economy is past a slump that set in earlier this year.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - With a 2018 World Cup berth hanging in the balance, the arrival of coach Bruce Arena has brought a heightened sense of urgency to U.S. Soccer with players eager to rewrite their roles and undo recent failures.
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Hanging in the balance is the fate of hundreds of thousands (or millions, depending on who gets counted) of DACA recipients and those in similar circumstances, who were brought to the country as children and now live in legal limbo.
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Not the greatest message to send to negotiations hanging in the balance at the eleventh hour then… On national security agencies' access to data point, Jourová today reiterated there must be "limitations and safeguards", as well as independent oversight and redress.
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T'Challa puts together a team to investigate what Klaue is up to and winds up in a battle for control of the throne of Wakanda itself, with the precious anonymity his country has been holding onto hanging in the balance.
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The fate of Uniper, which was spun off from E.ON in 2016, has been hanging in the balance ever since Fortum bought a 49.99% stake against Uniper's will, barred from owning more unless Uniper sells a water-testing license in Russia.
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Now he has to imbue "The Late Show," on any other night of the week when the future of the Republic is not hanging in the balance, with the same sense of immediacy that has propelled him in his live broadcasts.
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The easing in tension had fueled optimism that agreement was imminent for Chinese antitrust clearance for San Diego-based Qualcomm Inc's $44 billion purchase of Netherlands-based NXP Semiconductors NV, which has been hanging in the balance amid the trade dispute.
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But late Sunday night, Venezuela election officials announced that it was President Maduro's governing party that had scored a lopsided victory, taking 17 governorships, while the opposition won only five, with the results of one state still hanging in the balance.
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Story at a glance The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals is weighing the future of the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA), leaving the fate of Native American children — and their legal cases of abuse, neglect and adoption — hanging in the balance.
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On Sunday, the Succession season 2 came to a shocking end (warning: spoilers ahead) and we're still wondering what will become of Waystar Royco and the many relationships that were hanging in the balance when the credits rolled on Sunday's episode.
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Atkinson's two goals help Blue Jackets beat Senators COLUMBUS, Ohio — With the score tied and the outcome hanging in the balance midway through the third period, the red-hot Columbus Blue Jackets took control and kept their winning streak going.
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The lawsuit launched three weeks of fraught, behind-the scenes talks to revive the sale, with several unreleased films hanging in the balance, including the Thomas Edison tale "The Current War," with Benedict Cumberbatch, and "Mary Magdalene," starring Rooney Mara.
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Hanging in the balance is the credibility of the world's foremost antidoping watchdog, which has endured withering criticism from athletes in recent months who say the organization has allowed a rogue nation to run roughshod over its attempts at enforcement.
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A White House statement about the leaders' dinner at the G-22008 summit in Argentina said Xi and Trump discussed a range of nettlesome issues — among them the trade dispute that has left over $296.785 billion worth of goods hanging in the balance.
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In a White House readout of a dinner at the G-20 summit in Argentina, Xi and Trump discussed a range of nettlesome issues — among them the trade dispute that has left over $200 billion worth of goods hanging in the balance.
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But if the party triumphs, it could mark a turning point for the Eastern European country -- one of the first former Communist nations to join the EU. Many protesters feel that Poland's position as a Western democracy is hanging in the balance.
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The central bank is expected to cut its inflation projection for the fiscal year from April to possibly below 1 percent this week - far below its 2 percent target - with the outcome of the two-day policy review seen hanging in the balance.
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Hanging in the balance were Britain's access to certain food and medicine, the stability of its financial markets, and peace at the Irish border—all of which would be threatened were the U.K. forced to exit the EU with no deal in place.
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With other fiscal measures also hanging in the balance, he added that the government does not rule out raising taxes or pursuing more spending cuts next year to offset lost revenue from bills not approved by Congress or delayed by legal hurdles.
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With the future of The Chicago Sun-Times hanging in the balance, a group of investors led by the Chicago businessman Edwin Eisendrath submitted a bid for the newspaper on Monday, setting up a potential battle with the owner of The Chicago Tribune.
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Trump left no doubt Friday that Rosenstein's fate is hanging in the balance, telling reporters "you figure that one out" when asked whether he had confidence in the deputy attorney general, whom he appointed to the job at the Justice Department last year.
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It's hard to imagine a more comprehensive takedown of a political figure than the one Saturday Night Live executed on Brett Kavanaugh in its season premiere last month, at a time when the judge's fate seemed to be hanging in the balance.
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America's first Latino PEOTUS was fatally shot within minutes of his victory, leaving the results of the election — and the fate of the country — momentarily hanging in the balance until Fitz (Tony Goldwyn) decided to allow his power to transition to Vargas' running mate.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - A party linked to Thailand's ruling military junta said it will not hold talks to try to form the next government until after the coronation of King Maha Vajiralongkorn in May, with the outcome of last Sunday's election still hanging in the balance.
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With all of that hanging in the balance, libraries, internet service providers and our many other coalition partners lobbied hard to assure that the Treaty would ultimately permit signatory nations to preserve and modernize their limitations and exceptions, like fair use, for the digital age.
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CLEVELAND — Game 2 of this American League division series was hanging in the balance Friday night when Yan Gomes stood at home plate in the bottom of the 13th inning, waving his bat at the best the Yankees relief pitcher Dellin Betances had to offer.
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In the Chiefs' previous game, with the team's season hanging in the balance, Mahomes led Kansas City on an improbable rally from 24-0 with five touchdown passes in a 51-31 victory that is one of the most emphatic comebacks in league history.
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With the fate of the planet hanging in the balance, they can try to overhaul the economy as rapidly as possible, but this risks a ferocious backlash that negates all their efforts, generating cultural resentment and a jolt of electoral energy on the far right.
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With Denver trailing for the first time and its playoff seeding hanging in the balance, coach Gary Kubiak made the call to bench Osweiler in favor of Manning, who was active for the first time since leaving a loss to the Kansas City Chiefs on Nov.
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It has become a pretty clear position of leaders for years that when you have the votes you vote, and when you have a top-ranked agenda item hanging in the balance, you do whatever you can to slam it through, then figure it out later.
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But instead, Tessitore buried him after the miss, and his criticism failed to land since McLaughlin had already proved earlier in the game that "the moment" — kicking a field goal from 47 yards out with the game hanging in the balance — was not too big for him.
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Economic sentiment seen at -27.0, current conditions at -26.0 * A deal to smooth Britain's departure from the European Union is hanging in the balance after diplomats indicated the bloc wanted more concessions from Prime Minister Boris Johnson and said a full agreement was unlikely this week.
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With Greece's place in the euro zone hanging in the balance, basic commodities running low in stores and the country looking like it might default on its debt — a potentially cataclysmic scenario for Europe — in the end the public's "no" vote was ignored and a third bailout was accepted.
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Their ongoing negotiations also produced one of the more amusing moments, with Snow's aide Davos (Liam Cunningham) observing that he perceived Snow might have a romantic interest in her -- something for which there's little time, Snow noted, what with the fate of their world hanging in the balance.
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This dichotomy leaves many taxpayer-friendly, pro-business reforms hanging in the balance: this includes ending government collection of union dues, reforming public employee pensions in two of the state's largest cities, overhauling the abusive practice of civil asset forfeiture, and enacting legislation to allow for school choice.
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The Democratic Party must take serious note of the vast and complicated fight ahead of our country, which may very well leave the integrity of our democracy hanging in the balance, and commit itself to forming a more perfect union as President Clinton recommends and President Grant would do.
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"In the spirit of compromise, with so many lives and families hanging in the balance, I strongly urge Congress to not let this historic opportunity slip away, but instead embrace a compromise that history will record as a righteous victory for our nation," he said, according to Christianity Today.
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In the last several weeks, with Model 2000 production hanging in the balance, he became involved in a bid to develop a mini-submarine to help save children trapped in a cave in Thailand, and lashed out at a rescuer who criticized the effort as a publicity stunt.
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With the FedEx Cup title — and the $10 million bonus that comes with it — hanging in the balance, he coolly sank an 11-foot birdie putt at the par-4 16th and followed it with a beautiful approach and a six-foot birdie putt on the par-4 17th.
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The officers go to State Supreme Court to support the defendants, but they may also see their own fates hanging in the balance of what Justice Barrett described as "a simple, almost one-fact case" that could rest on whether Mr. Lightfoot had a weapon, or whether officers thought he did.
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With Republicans fearful that Democrats could wrest control of the U.S. House of Representatives and even the Senate from them in November elections, Trump urged his supporters to get out and vote for the party's candidates, saying the economic measures he has put in place could be hanging in the balance.
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With the swing Supreme Court seat hanging in the balance, both sides of the debate have engaged in some psychological warfare, but Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee have elevated the sowing of doubt about Ford and two other women who have made claims against Kavanaugh to an art form.
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"It's a very different Europe, one that's facing truly existential crises, with the future of the EU hanging in the balance, Russia's resurgence and a threat from within from jihadis as well as an economic crisis," said Derek Chollet, a senior adviser for security and defense policy at the German Marshall Fund.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell wanted a longer debt ceiling extension in order to ensure that they wouldn't be backed into a negotiating corner by Democrats later this year with the possibility of the US defaulting on its debt and the government shutting down both hanging in the balance.
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Record: 6-4Last week: 16thWeek 11 result: Beat the Bengals, 17-10Week 12 opponent: at New York JetsOne thing to know: With a win this week over the Jets, the Raiders could head into their Week 13 matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs with first place in the AFC West hanging in the balance.
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Why it matters: As the Trump administration ramps up its multifront trade war with China, a number of foreign companies are reconsidering their place in the U.S. While some are concerned about doing business in an "America First" environment, others appear to be delaying big-ticket projects — with scores of jobs hanging in the balance.
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This was the humane thing to do, and I think with the Democrats showed today in opposing this bill is that they prefer these decisions of life and death to be in the hands of the government, the FDA and other agencies, are not in the hands of the patients whose lives are hanging in the balance.
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The fifth season of Emmy-winning Veep is now available on Digital HD, and to celebrate, Mashable has an exclusive deleted scene from the just-wrapped latest season of the show, which centered on the whole team fighting an unfortunate electoral college tie, which leaves the presidency of Selina Meyer (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) hanging in the balance.
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Last summer, Affordable Care Act repeal efforts were hanging in the balance on the strength of an odd notion known as "skinny repeal" that, rather than replace the ACA with some coherent alternative vision of health care, would have simply destabilized it by knocking out the individual mandate to purchase health insurance and sending premiums skyrocketing.
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As Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE breathes down Trump's neck, and the future of the federal bench also hanging in the balance, the Senate is the main event for the White House.
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With the fate of the world economy hanging in the balance, the ascendant left could also pose a threat to the only bipartisan solution on the table — or, depending on your perspective, offer the only hope for the more than 800,000 young immigrants who are in legal limbo and potentially face deportation as the government sunsets DACA.
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However, the World Anti-Doping Agency is seeking to overturn the decision at CAS, leaving Sun's career hanging in the balance a year out from the Tokyo Olympics Sun, who also won gold in the 200 in 2017, touched in a time of 1:44.93, with Matsumoto 0.29 behind in second and Malyutin and Scott taking bronze, 0.70 off Sun's time.
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Record: 7-7Last week: 16thWeek 15 result: Beat the Rams, 44-21Week 16 opponent: at Philadelphia EaglesOne thing to know: After three straight losses left the Cowboys on the brink of disaster, Dallas finally turned things around on Sunday with a huge win over the Rams, setting up an all-or-nothing game in Philadelphia this weekend with the NFC East hanging in the balance.
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Rohrabacher with Los Angeles Department of Cannabis Regulation executive director Cat Packer (center) and campaign finance chair Jason Beck at the "High Times 100" gala in LA. As Rohrabacher fights for his political life on Tuesday — and with the GOP's majority in the House potentially hanging in the balance — the Orange County Republican's supporters hope that the marijuana industry's support will be enough to push his campaign across the finish line.
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Following the 2016 presidential election, North Carolina's top election official warned the Justice Department that the person who illegally gathered absentee ballots in the state would "likely continue for future elections" if he wasn't prosecuted, according to documents obtained by the AP. Why it matters: The same man is allegedly at the center of fraudulent activity that occurred during the 2018 midterm elections and has left North Carolina's 9th congressional district results hanging in the balance.
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If you were one of the estimated 100 million Americans who watched the presidential debates on Monday night, you might have felt a little tickle inside during key moments of opposition between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, a rumbling that softly whispered, "OH SHIT THE FUTURE OF OUR COUNTRY IS HANGING IN THE BALANCE AND ONE OF THESE CANDIDATES IS GOING TO BE THE LEADER OF THE FREE WORLD OH MY GOD THESE PEOPLE WILL HAVE THE NUCLEAR CODES WHAT THE HELL IS EVEN HAPPENING," or something along those lines.
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