Hard-hitting questions from journalists are different than hard-hitting jokes from comedians.
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The explosion even spawned a slew of hard-hitting investigative pieces.
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No, today we're talking about the real hard-hitting stuff: pets.
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Last month Bolton announced a fresh round of hard-hitting sanctions.
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This is the kind of hard-hitting news the world needs.
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The team as a whole was an aggressive, hard-hitting bunch.
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Trump on June 24 announced new "hard-hitting" sanctions against Iran.
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Hard-hitting investigative journalism lives alongside listicles, quizzes and cooking videos.
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Another hard-hitting safety, Steve Atwater, made it in his 212th.
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She knows how to handle hard-hitting questions like a pro.
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But the hard-hitting workouts don't just get the heart pumping.
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"To describe it as hard-hitting would be an understatement," Benchmark wrote.
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That's what the league's hard-hitting players can do to a body.
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I read it just after reading a hard-hitting biography of her.
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If you are looking for hard-hitting analysis, yeah, this aint it.
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Sometimes, nothing gets the message across quite like a hard-hitting parody.
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The questions were so hard-hitting that Ted Cruz complained about them.
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Alan Schwarz's hard-hitting new book, ADHD Nation: Children, Doctors, Big Pharma,
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Desus and Mero do not shy away from asking hard-hitting questions.
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"I'll make it as hard-hitting as I can," he said. Sens.
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That evening's programs, including a hard-hitting political talk show, were canceled.
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Not that it needs them—it's hard-hitting all on its own.
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The five track Tangle stays true to the band's hard hitting formula.
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Since then, the U.S. has announced more "hard-hitting" sanctions on Iran.
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KURTZ: It was in profiles, but so -- HEMINGWAY: Yeah, nothing -- no hard hitting.
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But what these insiders are revealing is hardly some hard-hitting celebrity gossip.
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He'll be ready for the hard-hitting questions today at 8:00 p.m.
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The hard-hitting Czech's victory was punctuated by eight aces and 29 winners.
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"I'm implementing hard-hitting measures to clean-up London's toxic air," he added.
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Yehi was particularly taken with the hard-hitting strong style of Japanese wrestling.
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He is scheduled to give a hard-hitting speech Monday on the Clintons.
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Her music, which she calls sugar trap, is joyful, silly, and hard-hitting.
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The result isn't much more hard-hitting than the average Barbara Walters joint.
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The Washington Post's David Fahrenthold has published a number of hard-hitting pieces about Trump's questionable philanthropic foundation and CNN's Jake Tapper has engaged in many hard-hitting interviews with Trump and his supporters about their connections to white nationalists.
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Skyscraper, needless to say, is not a hard-hitting exposé of our cultural naiveté.
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Take a look at this hard-hitting question we found from back in 2015.
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Two hard hitting programs that are going to get to the bottom of this.
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Benchmark said that to describe the Holder report as "hard-hitting" was an understatement.
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Recalcitrance to engage in hard-hitting advocacy, unfortunately, is common in the ski industry.
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The new sanctions come atop other hard-hitting actions against Russia in recent months.
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It would be so fun to see him not doing hard-hitting news every day.
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Indeed, the leaders of European Parliament's political groups had some hard-hitting questions for Zuckerberg.
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And if it happens we'll need hard-hitting reports condemning it in no uncertain terms.
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In a way, her history was like her tennis: It was hard hitting and intelligent.
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Both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton took out hard hitting political ads during the broadcast.
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Until then, get acquainted with the hard-hitting masters of the digital zine-making platform.
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"Bangladesh, Burma and the Rohingya crisis" is as direct and hard-hitting at it gets.
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Middleton and Funkster temper hard-hitting percussion with a warbling collage of warm synth chords.
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Others contenders will be Romanian former finalists Simona Halep and Spain's hard-hitting Garbine Muguruza.
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But critics say the hard-hitting public service announcements are not getting through to people.
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The Flyers' challenge will be to set a hard-hitting tone against the bigger Capitals.
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Yet Tillerson's hard-hitting approach played an important role in pushing Russia off the dime.
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Before the fight, the hard-hitting American told Business Insider about his love of guns.
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Teigen's true fans asked the real hard-hitting questions, like what she had for dinner.
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As regular readers of my hard-hitting journalism will know, I love deep-fried things.
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From hard-hitting interviews to thought experiments, here's what top leaders are listening to regularly.
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Broadly caught up with the artist to talk through her hard-hitting approach to art.
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Do you really want to do your hard-hitting thing on this poor little startup?
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Yes, it'll make you ugly cry (especially hard-hitting for those who've lost someone dear).
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"The chocolate rabbit gave a hard hitting interview and was delicious afterwards," Trump Jr. tweeted.
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Trump announced "hard-hitting" sanctions against Iran earlier, after tweeting about doing so over the weekend.
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The President said the "hard-hitting" sanctions will financially punish Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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The song is a hard-hitting one, especially for women living in an increasingly challenging world.
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She's an exceptionally talented journalist whose interviews masterfully walk the line between entertainment and hard-hitting.
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Hard-hitting standards can enhance energy efficiency and bring greater reliance on wind and solar power.
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But when you flip through a current issue, it's as hard-hitting as someone's Pinterest feed.
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Anna Wintour is known to have an icy reputation as the hard-hitting editrix of Vogue.
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She followed up with a series of hard-hitting Instagram and blog posts on fat shaming.
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The 10th-seeded Paire matched Isner's hard-hitting serve and produced 12 aces to Isner's 14.
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Such was found on the band's most recent LP, Pylon, a hard-hitting and intense listen.
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"Visaranai" (Interrogation), directed by Vetrimaran, takes a hard-hitting look at corruption in the police force.
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She's an exceptionally talented journalist whose interviews masterfully walk the line between entertainment and hard hitting.
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It slows down the pace, a brief reprieve from the concussive repetition of hard-hitting tracks.
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" Said Browns running back Kareem Hunt: "It's going to be a real loud, hard-hitting game.
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I love R&B and hard-hitting, slappy, intense music with deep chords and moody chords.
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Because it turns out at least for some journalists, this hard-hitting friendship question actually was revelatory.
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I never thought some people watch this stuff and are like, yes, this is hard-hitting journalism.
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When EU foreign ministers issued a hard-hitting statement on the Middle East peace process on Jan.
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There's a few good, hard-hitting questions in the AMA that Wozniak took the time to answer.
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She has hard-hitting questions about his childhood, his mother's mental health, and his sisters' Nazi ties.
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The hard-hitting lefthander and former world number two has two Madrid Open titles under her belt.
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There's hard-hitting and then there's stupid; the headbutt definitely fell on the side of the stupid.
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Given the hard-hitting nature of sports like football, is it ethical to deny football players PEDs?
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Go back to what you do best: hard-hitting, factual interviews that inspire us to do better.
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An author of hard-hitting nonfiction sends me pictures of her toddler dancing in her mother's Svens.
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It's going to be hard-hitting, it's going to be fast, and it's going to be skilful.
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The beats were hard-hitting trap, but with a levity and playfulness that complemented Wai's relentless enthusiasm.
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Give Justin Bieber a Pulitzer for this, the most hard-hitting interview of the year so far.
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This hard-hitting ad by agency MullenLowe in 1999 featured children sharing the gripes of unhappy employees.
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In the eyes of the nation's most prominent "hard-hitting" journalists, Chelsea Clinton can do no wrong.
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Hard-hitting stories are often softened, squashed or put off indefinitely, if they get reported at all.
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His first book is more likely to evoke the hard-hitting, consciously feverish prose of Mike Hammer.
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My appropriate remedy is made up of hard-hitting tracks by Marc Acardipane and Liza 'N' Eliaz.
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They picked up former UFC lightweight champion Benson Henderson, and hard-hitting heavyweights Sergei Kharitonov and Matt Mitrione.
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But it's not just the hard hitting topics like girls' education and wage equality that she's here for.
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She says she's grateful to both of them for teaching her to be outspoken, funny, and hard-hitting.
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Aside from hard-hitting themes and tight comedy, High School Musical 2 also works because the songs do.
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The thing that is most ... I mean, I love to debate, there's nothing wrong with hard-hitting criticism.
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Anderson Cooper has become famous the world-over for his hard-hitting reporting and tough questions on CNN.
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Last month, we began re-imposing hard-hitting nuclear sanctions that had been lifted under the Iran deal.
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He is extremely tall; I suddenly forget all my hard-hitting questions, and we talk about tomato sauce.
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So I take a back seat to nobody in standing up for sensible, hard-hitting campaign finance rules.
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Throughout the day, I also ask myself the hard-hitting questions we all cope with through Internet memes.
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America&aposs hard-hitting heavyweight champion, the WBC champion, returns to the ring against Luis Ortiz on Saturday.
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"Our president and HR person ask the hard-hitting questions and leave emotion at the door," said Jones.
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OITNB helped open the door for these more hard-hitting series, a Netflix executive Cindy Holland told Variety.
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EUGENE RICHARDS: THE RUN-ON OF TIME A retrospective for the hard-hitting documentary photographer. Dec. 9–Apr.
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Cotton has started running a hard-hitting spot in Ohio targeting Joe Biden over his policies toward China.
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It appeared Conley took heavy impact from hard-hitting Raiders' teammate Johnathan Abram -- who assisted on the tackle.
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This has had a chilling effect against the type of hard-hitting, investigative reporting people in America need.
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If the client asks hard-hitting questions, I can answer confidently based on both personal and industry experience.
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And in a hard-hitting statement, Democratic presidential candidate and former Vice President Joe Biden eviscerated Trump's address.
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We published one hard-hitting editorial in 2016 asking if voters had fallen into the sin of idolatry.
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A hard-hitting, charismatic crop has made for unpredictable fights in the ring and drama outside of it.
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"She's an exceptionally talented journalist whose interviews masterfully walk the line between entertainment and hard hitting," he said.
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Fox News, the pro-Trump news network, had a banner Thursday with segments tackling these hard-hitting topics.
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It was in no way anywhere near as hard-hitting as what we would write in the future.
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The occasion that had brought me there was Polygon—a party night specializing in deep, hard-hitting techno.
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It's a hard-hitting style that Mudd is convinced Mueller has brought with him to the special counsel investigation.
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Thankfully, a ballsy Jordan Rinaldi stepped up for a short-notice UFC debut against the hard-hitting Blackzilians staple.
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A no-disqualifications stipulation really opened things up for what turned out to be a brutal, hard-hitting affair.
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It has promised more hard-hitting measures unless Russia gives "reliable assurances" it will no longer use chemical weapons.
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I told him I wanted to sound like the throwback classic Baltimore Club music: minimal, hard hitting, and soulful.
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Austrian fourth seed Dominic Thiem, 25, will face hard-hitting Russian Karen Khachanov, 23, in the fourth quarter-final.
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Instead, she insists that she's going to blend a signature best friend conversational tone with more hard-hitting material.
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Over the next few years, these DJs reinvented disco by playing those records over hard-hitting electronic drum machines.
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It has promised more hard-hitting measures unless Russia gave "reliable assurances" it would no longer use chemical weapons.
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On top of that, the article had my attention the whole time as it was hard hitting and thorough.
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Golovkin's willingness to fight all comers and his hard-hitting knockouts have made him a sensation among fight aficionados.
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The president liked that Ms. Sanders could be hard-hitting with reporters without in his view getting excessively personal.
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"Any hard-hitting illness that he receives could lead him to develop complications that other kids wouldn't," she said.
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They're not remotely hard-hitting (why should they be?), although each revisits tough times and critical jabs and stings.
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He was considered one of the most durable and hard-hitting linebackers of his generation, playing in 268 games.
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Her hard-hitting baseline play and excellent court coverage were also full on display as she hit 26 winners.
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Ríodoce had published a hard-hitting story about links between local politicians and drug traffickers, and he was concerned.
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Lynch's playing pedigree — nine Pro Bowls and a Super Bowl title as a hard-hitting safety — gave him authority.
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They asked hard hitting questions like how the couple met in 1979 and who ended up proposing to whom.
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Friday's game will feature Noah Syndergaard likely throwing to Wilson Ramos, the hard-hitting catcher he does not prefer.
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But much of the media posturing against Trump appears to be more about self-aggrandizement than hard-hitting reporting.
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Bradshaw said that Trump's comments turned attention away from some of the more hard-hitting issues surrounding big tech.
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There was a nasty undertow of cultural triumphalism in the hard-hitting, hypermasculine music used to humiliate foreign prisoners.
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Instead, Tehran would find itself free to resume its nuclear program without the threat of hard-hitting international sanctions.
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I thought learning a few hard-hitting lessons in an atmosphere of hedonism and wild abandon could actually be effective.
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It's a hard-hitting blow for Jessica and the Baker case against the school, and Chloe never really explains herself.
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A hard-hitting player who defended players' rights, Parrish suffered from a cognitive decline late in life, presumably from concussions.
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The United Nations Security Council recently held two unanimous 15-to-nothing votes adopting hard-hitting resolutions against North Korea.
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But Trump called off the retaliatory attacks at the last minute, and instead, slapped Iran with "hard-hitting" new sanctions.
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The flu strain causing most of the trouble, an influenza A subtype H3N2, is known for being especially hard-hitting.
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Turn it into a really sincere home for hard-hitting stories about where immigration, justice and pop culture collide probably.
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"When there are policies which seek to extinguish the visual representation of that practice it's quite hard-hitting," she said.
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Kerber was dealt a tough opening match against 45th-ranked Naomi Osaka, a hard-hitting 19-year-old from Japan.
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Those steps followed "hard hitting" sanctions imposed by the Trump administration in June following the downing of a US drone.
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Given her outspoken position on matters cultural and political, many were anticipating a hard-hitting curatorial slap in the face.
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Because the "A block" segment in this scenario was rightfully hard-hitting on Trump for making racist comments about a judge, any producer feels compelled to then have an equally hard-hitting segment on the Dem nominee even if they didnt do anything remotely as controversial This is how contrived - or overblown - controversies are born.
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The 21-year-old Czech will next face either 2017 French Open champion Jelena Ostapenko or hard-hitting Russian Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova.
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Smokey is situated in front of a variety of backdrops which despite their surreal, even trippy appearance, depict hard-hitting issues.
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Kim's style also features a written message, a hard-hitting "Slay" painted down the sleeve. Jack-rs-jul-fk-rol/X17online.
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That is the argument of a hard-hitting book* by Jeffrey Pfeffer, a professor at the Stanford Graduate School of Business.
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For this series, women produce films about the hard-hitting subjects they want to talk about: gender, sexuality, choice, and power.
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What about Ben Wheatley, whose upcoming Free Fire is a misfire that nonetheless delivers hard-hitting action amid some dark laughs.
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On the cricket field, Chris Gayle and Virat Kohli are considered to be among the most hard-hitting batsmen playing today.
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President Donald Trump signed "hard-hitting" sanctions on Iran after a U.S. drone was shot down over Iranian airspace last week.
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But he churned out a whole roster of hard-hitting, knock-your-socks-off performances long before he was Tony Stark.
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Her résumé includes dance credits with Gwen Stefani and Taylor Swift, who are drawn to her hard-hitting style, and Prince.
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While we can be entertaining, witty, and hard-hitting, we should first be educated and grounded in the message we convey. .
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Unlike Black Eye Peas, Drezus's signature sound is hard-hitting, a reflection of the pain his people have endured for generations.
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"Airlines have to strike the balance between image-based advertising and very hard-hitting retail or tactical advertising," Mr. Harteveldt said.
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Those hoping for a hard-hitting examination of that 41st president's life might look elsewhere; the film is essentially a tribute.
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It stayed tied through a hard-hitting third period, with both teams failing to convert good scoring chances and avoid overtime.
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Mr. Hiseman was a nimble, hard-hitting player who tuned his drums melodically and kept an improvisational spirit through complex pieces.
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Earlier, the G.O.O.D. Music rapper put out an excellent and hard-hitting Kanye West-produced track called "Sociopath" featuring Kash Doll.
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But people are no longer getting hard-hitting local journalism where they find their apartments or discover the next cool band.
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Motifs from previous installments resurfaced: couples slowly, tenderly enmeshing between hard-hitting, exhilarating group sections; dancers filming themselves on their phones.
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Elliott has historically not been shy about resorting to hard-hitting tactics to force changes, including trying to remake corporate boards.
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Alijai, who was only 21 years old, made waves in the music industry for her hard-hitting lyrics and positive energy.
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America&aposs hard-hitting heavyweight, the WBC champion, successfully defended his world title for a 10th time on Saturday, November 23.
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America&aposs hard-hitting heavyweight returned to the ring on Saturday, defeating Luis Ortiz by seventh round knockout in Las Vegas.
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Sensing a public appetite for hard-hitting watchdog journalism, they encouraged reporters to pursue stories with an eye to social impact.
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Business Insider correspondent Rob Price is known for his hard-hitting investigations into some of the tech industry's most secretive companies.
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But the Swiss put Djokovic through long, hard-hitting rallies, leading to mistakes not normally seen from the world No. 1.
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But in an easy wild-card win over Miami, Pittsburgh looked reborn into a hard-hitting unit capable of immense disruption.
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Kavanaugh also proposed hard-hitting, sexually charged questions as the Starr team was preparing to interview Clinton before a grand jury.
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On Thursday night, Nadal once again provided every hard-hitting answer in a match at this tournament against an upstart opponent.
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But the biggest rivalry in this city isn't exactly big—it all starts with a hard-hitting squad of 6-year-olds.
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Her co-chairs were two hard-hitting political players: former California Assembly speaker John Perez and Latino civil rights icon Dolores Huerta.
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A subsequent hard-hitting exposé from the New York Post found that four out of seven purchased subs measured under a foot.
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But the biggest rivalry in this city isn't exactly big—it all starts with a hard-hitting squad of six-year-olds.
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It might seem surprising that such a hard-hitting attack ad comes directly from the Clinton campaign instead of a Super PAC.
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Next up for hard-hitting Canadian Shapovalov is a meeting with Serbian teenager Miomir Kecmanovic in the round of 16 on Wednesday.
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This as cost cutting measures, including a hard-hitting series of job cuts and a broad restructuring of the business, continue apace.
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William, 35, appears in the hard-hitting new film, The Last Animals, which documents the decimation of Africa's wildlife by ruthless poachers.
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Next week we head to Philadelphia for the Democratic Convention where we'll continue to investigate the real hard-hitting issues facing delegates.
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But The Dirty Nil is timeless and all-purpose—nothing fancy, nothing revolutionary, just solidly crafted, hard-hitting, loud-as-hell jams.
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Will the pleasant, nostalgia-producing Gilmore Girls find itself nominated among hard-hitting analyses of Hollywood sexism and America's modern-day racism?
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But the biggest rivalry in this city isn't exactly big–it all starts with a hard-hitting squad of 6 year-olds.
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Though Camerota challenged Jones, the entire segment has the feel of performance, designed to make Camerota look like a hard-hitting journalist.
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While the 2015 nuclear deal remains controversial, all sides agree that hard-hitting sanctions are what forced Iran to the negotiating table.
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We can't blame the girl for showing off the results of her hard-hitting workouts, as recently documented on her social media.
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Most of North Korea's trade is with its ally China, and so any hard-hitting secondary sanctions would likely target Chinese firms.
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" The gathering was capped off with the unveiling of a street sign in the hard-hitting 19-year-old's honor, "Andreescu Way.
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Gronkowski's former teammate and quarterback Tom Brady reportedly said he's sure the retired player will have some "hard-hitting analysis" for viewers.
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No. 13-seeded Tomas Berdych lost, 7-23, 26-26, 23-26, to Karen Khachanov, a hard-hitting 21-year-old Russian.
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You can sign up for our newsletter below for behind-the-scenes exclusives from renowned photographers and our hard-hitting photo stories.
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As to Trump's posture toward Russia, it is true his rhetoric isn't as hard-hitting on our enemy as most conservatives want.
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Even the fictional Amber was demoted to palace blogger, a job pretty far removed from her dreams of hard-hitting investigative journalism.
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But we're aiming to punch above our weight as we produce hard-hitting, people-and-data-driven reporting that serves New Yorkers.
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In the wake of explosive allegations against President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, Republicans have hard-hitting questions — for Sen.
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The hard-hitting Basilashvili, meanwhile, could only lament failing to convert any of his 10 break point opportunities in the second set.
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Browne (otherwise known as UFC Fight Night 2185), featuring a hard-hitting heavyweight main event with Travis Browne taking on Derrick Lewis.
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Those hard-hitting questions will come up eventually, so isn't it best to get 'em out of the way from the get go?
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But I don&apost really know how he would do it differently but my advice is ask him hard-hitting questions like this.
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The conditions at Melbourne Park were unusually conducive to attacking tennis, providing just the sort of environment to favour a hard-hitting veteran.
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President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday to impose "hard-hitting" sanctions after a U.S. drone was shot down last week.
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The film was obtained by Sony Pictures as the prime distributor and now has the reputation for being a hard-hitting financial thriller.
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Hard-hitting sanctions brought Iran to the negotiating table in 2015, but they are unlikely to lead to the transformation Mr Trump wants.
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Major news organizations — in particular the New York Times and Washington Post — have written numerous hard-hitting stories about Trump and his administration.
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That spike strip took the form of hard-hitting former champion Junior Dos Santos, a man many thought was on the way out.
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A&E's record does not exactly inspire confidence in its ability to produce the sort of hard-hitting, critical treatment this subject deserves.
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"Special Report" with Bret Baier is an example of an old-fashioned rundown of the day's news, complete with hard-hitting panel discussions.
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Gawker was founded by Nick Denton in 2002 and established itself as a destination for a mix of salacious and hard-hitting coverage.
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After months of anticipation, Sugar Trap 2 is finally here, a hard-hitting follow up to its May counterpart The Tales of Tacobella.
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The mag's reporter asked him every grueling, hard-hitting investigatory journalism question you've always wanted to know (including his all time favorite look!).
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If you want to be (deeply)horrified, check out our selection of the most hard-hitting Craigslist personal ads for last year's festival.
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Rising Australian Jordan Thompson, top-ranked American John Isner and hard-hitting Canadian Milos Raonic also won their second-round matches on Wednesday.
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These hard-hitting aircraft can carry up to 70,000 pounds of varied ordnance and can be deployed to carry out various missions, including
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They will have to offer viewers and readers hard-hitting analysis of the connections between his business deals and his political decision-making.
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I know that New Japan doesn't neatly map to that old Southern style, but there's something very hard-hitting and straightforward about it.
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The Arizona lawmaker asked Sessions a series of hard-hitting questions about what issues Sessions brought up in his conversations with Russian officials.
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It promises to be a hard-hitting match, with big serves and booming forehands, when Isner meets del Potro in the fourth round.
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Sharapova became a global star in 22008 by winning Wimbledon at age 22019, upsetting top-seeded Serena Williams in a hard-hitting final.
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Coached by Dick Offenhamer, known for his grueling training regimens, the Buffalo Bulls of Evans's day were a close-knit, hard-hitting bunch.
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Just a few moments ago, I signed legislation imposing even more hard-hitting sanctions on Hezbollah to further starve them of their funds.
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The combination of timely, hard-hitting news explained through Oliver's witty, theatrical delivery often results in viral clips that have enacted real change.
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I wondered how Davis's hard-hitting score might have played on a grander stage—perhaps one within walking distance of Central Park. ♦
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They&aposll participate in fashion segments that showcase everything from swimsuits to evening gowns, and will also answer hard-hitting questions from judges.
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Figures well known for their politically hard-hitting work — Judith Bernstein, Leon Golub, Hans Haacke, Peter Saul, Nancy Spero — are here in strength.
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Brooklyn-based electronic trio, Glass Gang, have shed their usual affinity for slick new wave with a combative mix of hard-hitting dance tracks.
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Here are the kind of questions the curious second-graders were asking: Just some of the hard-hitting questions students asked in their survey.
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The beat—dark, looming, and hard-hitting—is tailor-made for 21's flow but Migos and YG have no problem holding their own.
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There is certainly a huge audience for hard-hitting journalism, but nobody would tell you it's the most cost-effective way to generate traffic.
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In the midst of hard-hitting the color train this season, heading back to the ultimate basic can feel like a refreshing palette cleanser.
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These are no less hard-hitting than earlier realist films, but "use today's cinematic language to deal with shorter attention spans", Ms Shedde says.
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But we expect, at the very least, that news organizations like 60 Minutes — renowned for hard-hitting investigative journalism — are able to tell it.
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Taylor and DeWine each had spent about $5 million on the primary as of late April — much of it on hard-hitting television ads.
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Like the Galaxy S7 and LG G5, you can throw hard-hitting apps like 3D games at the HTC 10 and it still blazes.
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That said, this trailer is certainly… upbeat, and it doesn't really feel like the hard-hitting horror its creators — including Mignola — have been teasing.
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For me the real transition was trying to make something a little bit more musical while keeping my interest to do something hard hitting.
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Ken asked a hard-hitting question about climate change, but he was singled out as a hero long before he even took the microphone.
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"We are going to have a very strong, hard hitting, very accurate, very credible and fully documented statement about what actually happened," Sacks said.
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Drake and Lowe's conversation isn't hard-hitting or revelatory, but it's interesting to hear him hold court on some of music's other major figures.
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The hard-hitting 33-year-old veteran has been incredibly durable in his NHL career, missing just 17 games over the past 14 seasons.
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Read on for tips, strategies and ideal maps/modes to help you suck less at using Overwatch's soft-spoken, hard-hitting ice princess, Mei.
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Time and again, DoD investigators have been unable to conduct aggressive, hard-hitting audits and investigations, making oversight efforts arduous and change nearly impossible.
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The hard-hitting player won 81% of her first serves and saved the only break point she faced against the former Wimbledon quarter-finalist.
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McConnell has in Kentucky a fiercely loyal team of political operatives who are known for hard-hitting campaigns that leave his opponents badly bruised.
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Moreira is almost exclusively a grappler and was matched against the hard hitting Alonzo Menifield, almost guaranteeing a finish one way or the other.
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Senior Media Correspondent Peter Kafka will be hosting two days of hard-hitting, unscripted interviews with: That's just part of our jam-packed schedule.
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Because we had a tracking system in place, we realized that progress had stalled and added hard-hitting anti-tobacco ads to the mix.
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And this time, against a hard-hitting Kenin, Halep trailed by 4-2 in the third set and managed to not cede another game.
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Her act — hard-hitting, topical and dense with punch lines — anticipated the future of comedy better than most if not all of her peers.
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But the relative absence of hard-hitting attacks may make it harder to change minds, though as Castro learned, attacks can also backfire badly.
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The Wall Street Journal is no Fox News, and Baker, who's publicly acknowledged Trump's untruths and celebrated some hard-hitting stories, is no Ailes.
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They strive to give public officials the same hard-hitting scrutiny regardless of political stripe and focus on their actions more than their rhetoric.
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He uses a steady stream of tweets and videos to promote conspiracy theories and factually incorrect claims that he bills as hard-hitting journalism.
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"On Wilder, Klitschko said the hard-hitting American, who holds the WBC championship, is "exciting, absolutely, but a little too light for a heavyweight.
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I appreciate the majority view that there wasn't enough proof of a link between Trump and the Kremlin to write a hard-hitting story.
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" If Smollett was his client, Johnson said he would advise "a gradual reintroduction" to the public and "a hard hitting one-on-one interview.
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The hard-hitting Rangers had the A.L.'s best record last season, at 95-67, but needed help at the back of their rotation.
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But the hard-hitting ads strike Mr. Trump in an area his critics have long perceived as a vulnerability, and his opponents have largely avoided.
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With his sharp insights, colorful phrasing and hard-hitting opinions, Mr. Carr established his weekly Media Equation column as a must-read in the industry.
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A Brown Girl's Guide to Gender, a hard-hitting spoken-word performance by Mumbai girl, Aranya Johar, will strike a chord with every Indian woman.
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Together, the American and Norwegian firms created the new Stryker Dragoon, featuring a fully-enclosed turret on top with a hard-hitting 30-millimeter cannon.
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In another hard-hitting investigation: Child sexual abuse photos and videos haunt victims into adulthood as criminals exploit search engines, social networks and cloud storage.
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The champion Fabrício Werdum, a submission specialist, will face the hard-hitting Stipe Miocic, who comes off an impressive first-minute knockout of Andrei Arlovski.
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Corbin frustrated the hard-hitting Brewers, who came up short in key situations as they stranded 10 runners in the left-hander's six-inning stint.
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It provided runners with the cushioning needed for running on hard-hitting pavement, but the technology has since been adopted for a variety of uses.
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Noisey: Nasty has a variety of the hard hitting stuff and your melodic music but it feels like you're going further into this raging energy.
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Awareness campaigns promoting gender equity are prominent and hard-hitting, and activists have kept up sustained pressure on government to introduce legislation to protect women.
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"They misunderstand his passion for the game," said Kam Chancellor, the team's hard-hitting safety, in the week leading up to Seattle's victory over Denver.
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As mainstream as it has become, competition dance is still a distinct dance subculture, revolving around pop music, hard-hitting choreography and young female adherents.
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An NYT Op-Ed argues that the only way to find out what Facebook really knew — and when — would be through hard-hitting congressional hearings.
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The center, she added, had produced other content addressing policing in New York, including a "critical, hard-hitting video" on department policies under Mr. Bloomberg.
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The infamous couple's rendition starts slow with a sultry soul cadence before kicking into high gear with a rough, hard-hitting gospel and rock vibe.
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This year, we'll be in Arizona for two days of hard-hitting, unscripted interviews with: And that's just the beginning of our jam-packed schedule.
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Gillard, 55, said the case for urgently putting millions of developing nations school-age children in classrooms was imperative and rested on "hard-hitting practical" arguments.
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Things went from bad to worse for the hard-hitting Mladenovic, who appeared toothless in three consecutive first-round defeats at U.S. Open warm-up tournaments.
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"Joshi is even more hard-hitting than a lot of men's wrestling," says Enuhito, a Japanese reporter and blogger who's been covering the industry since 1998.
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Gouge Away combines politically and socially driven lyrics with emotive, yet hard-hitting riffs and melodies, similar to 90s screamo acts like Saetia or Yaphet Kotto.
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Still, the grizzled, take-no-prisoners cop role seems like a fitting final note for an actor whose career was as hard-hitting as they come.
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In that time, each man has lost to Juan Martín del Potro, a hard-hitting Argentine, and to Marin Cilic, a Croat with a booming serve.
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Teams have six minutes to pitch their company and present a product demo to the Startup Battlefield judges, who then follow up with hard-hitting questions.
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Although Chao said she will be supporting Donald Trump for president in the 2016 election, she did stray from the candidate's hard-hitting views on trade.
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On Tuesday night, Stewart took Stephen Colbert's place behind the desk and introduced his first guest — none other than Colbert himself — for a hard-hitting interview.
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Nubank is has raised over $700M from hard hitting investors like DST and Sequoia, valuing the company at over $4B, so it's not about the money.
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Golovkin's hard hitting knockouts and willingness to fight all comers have made him a viral video sensation and one of the biggest draws among fight aficionados.
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The one thing I would want is for people to see that John was a really serious, hard-hitting thinker who would have done great things.
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China has some hard-hitting advice for ally North Korea following its detonation of a miniaturized hydrogen bomb: Grow up, because nuclear weapons are totally outdated.
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In the fifth round of his bout with Pintor, Samart snuck through a left hand on the hard hitting Mexican and sent him to the canvas.
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It's changed the amount of work I do, the kind of work I do, the success of my work because it's so much more hard hitting.
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Both she and Vaz describe the upcoming episodes as more hard-hitting, with a clear political agenda that tackles feminism, gay marriage, periods, prostitution, and naturalization.
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How do we pursue liberal, rational open learning with robust and hard-hitting debates, and at the same time celebrate a spirit of inclusion and community?
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It wasn't hard-hitting (you didn't expect it to be unless you have lived on another planet for the last decade straight) but it was interesting.
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Today she stood before the House Appropriations subcommittee in a two-hour hearing to answer some hard-hitting questions on educational spending in the federal budget.
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There was a feeling I got when I saw the hard-hitting nature of the product that took me back to another place in my career.
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The press has responded to Trump's lambastings by substituting aggressive, hard-hitting reporting with antagonistic stories that combine facts and subjectivity in the same news reports.
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And those who do crave hard-hitting coverage that holds officials accountable for the state of the city were not pleased to hear about the layoffs.
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There are intermittent pleasures, including Ms. Campbell, who seems ready to transition to a new career phase playing hard-hitting maternal types with Mona Lisa smiles.
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" A fellow British designer and activist, Katharine Hamnett, called the government response "tragic," adding that, in her view, the report "hadn't been hard hitting enough anyway.
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" And Mr. Pence, in a hard-hitting speech in October, lambasted a "new wave of persecution" that is "crashing down on Chinese Christians, Buddhists and Muslims.
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A quick review of the disruptions caused COVID-22020 amply demonstrates how it is causing the same problems anticipated to result from a hard hitting cyberattack.
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And in the one game that Mr Smith missed entirely, Ben Stokes, England's hard-hitting all-rounder, scored a miraculous 135 to rescue England from defeat.
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And don't forget to sign up for our BuzzFeed News newsletter JPG for behind-the-scenes exclusives from renowned photographers and our hard-hitting photo stories.
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For the current group of attorneys general, there is good reason to think that a hard-hitting investigation of Trump could help their own political careers.
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Just weeks ago, GOP leaders scoffed at the idea any were in peril — but both districts have since been flooded with hard-hitting Democratic TV ads.
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With hard-hitting measures from above and persistent strikes from below, this baseball-loving nation to the south can also hit a home run to freedom.
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Feedback's campaigns include a mix of hard-hitting investigative research, massive public events where "salvaged" food is served, and pilot projects that test out improved food systems.
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Then, Lawrence hosts Jimmy Kimmel's late night show with guest Kim Kardashian in February 2018 where she asks her friend Kim hard hitting questions about Blac Chyna.
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I'm really trying to give #Bright a chance but I'm 20 minutes in and the combination of fairy fantasy and hard-hitting cop drama just ain't meshing.
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It promised participants a chance to work on their fitness to a "techno only" soundtrack of hard-hitting producers like Truss, Teleself, Paula Temple, and Len Faki.
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He said cutting into Democrats' historic advantage with black voters through "hard-hitting, high-contrast ads" could help the Missouri Senate seat to Republicans and defend Rep.
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Senators are expected to ask Mattis hard-hitting questions on topics including civilian control of the military and future U.S. policy toward Russia and Iran, Reuters reports.
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The portraits of survivors in Kathy Shorr's new photography book, SHOT: 101 Survivors of Gun Violence in America, make one hard-hitting point: gun violence is everywhere.
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McConnell, who is normally a hard-hitting fundraiser, almost doubled his take in the fourth quarter from the third, according to FEC data filed on Jan. 31.
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President Donald Trump signed an executive order Monday imposing "hard-hitting" new sanctions on Iran in response to the downing of an unmanned U.S. drone last week.
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The two lower house seats were won by the conservative Republicans party, in a boost for its new leader, Laurent Wauquiez, a hard-hitting critic of Macron.
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High School Musical 2 is better than the other films in the franchise because it has the holy trinity of comedy, hard-hitting themes, and absolute belters.
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Clinton is more adept at debates than in public speeches, but her sweeping, hard-hitting and sometimes moving acceptance address was one of her most effective performances.
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The combination of hard-hitting sanctions, particularly on the country's oil exports, and years of economic mismanagement have led to skyrocketing unemployment and inflation headed toward 40%.
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Hard-hitting fifth seed Venus remains a formidable opponent when on song and will be tough to beat if she makes a run into the second week.
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In Britain, comedy fans have thin pickings as broadcasters have to respect rules on impartiality, and chatty panel shows, rather than hard-hitting satire, dominate the schedules.
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The newly single father of six joked that he hasn't "been out in a while" before peppering Colbert with some hard-hitting existential questions about the universe.
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While some may wonder how this hard-hitting story ended up on a more often than not breezy network like Lifetime, Bryant explains production house Kreativ Inc.
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Hill says the question was not supposed to be hard-hitting journalism -- just a jokey, fun question in a lighthearted interview about the NBA All-Star game.
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Fourth seed Angelique Kerber, who won Wimbledon this year, opens her campaign against Russia's Margarita Gasparyan, while France's Caroline Garcia takes on hard-hitting Briton Johanna Konta.
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The host of Between Two Ferns didn't hold back when Clinton appeared on his Web series, asking the hard-hitting questions that are really on voters' minds.
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From anchors fumbling over their words, to trying — but failing — to stop laughing at some "hard-hitting" news, we wish all local news coverage was this entertaining.
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That awkward silence you could hear as certain hard-hitting questions struck Zuckerberg during his most recent turn in the House might just be the penny dropping.
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She also hosted other news-oriented specials on MTV, including "Breaking It Down," in which she tackled hard-hitting youth issues, such as homelessness and drug abuse.
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KVWN Channel 4's most iconic serious newsman is back and he's kicking off his latest journalistic endeavor by asking some hard-hitting questions... to a chicken.
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Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro launched into a hard-hitting critique of Joe Biden's policies that veered into a veiled knock on his age.
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But Freese then tried to extend it to a double and was out at second to end the game with hard-hitting rookie Josh Bell on deck.
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After Trump's victory in November, BuzzFeed senior staff conferred with their legal team as they considered the risks of publishing hard-hitting stories under a new administration.
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Childish Gambino, the music stage name of actor Donald Glover, earned seven nominations for his hard-hitting video "This Is America" about black identity and police brutality.
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On Monday, Muguruza, whose hard-hitting game is at its devastating best on fast courts, will be second in the WTA rankings going into the grass season.
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But we and "The Great White Hope" [which won best play] were powerful, hard-hitting dramas in the days when Broadway was mostly a place for musicals.
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But Barty was beaten in the fourth round on Sunday by Wang Qiang, the hard-hitting Chinese baseliner who will face Williams in a quarterfinals on Tuesday.
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The report, by a United Nations commission of inquiry that has been monitoring Syria's conflict for years, is one of the most hard-hitting official assessments yet.
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In the end, the hard-hitting outfielder left the Washington Nationals and agreed to a 13-year, $330 million deal with the Philadelphia Phillies on March 1.
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"You've got to put your money on Muguruza because first of all, you have to have power in today's game," Evert said of the hard-hitting Muguruza.
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Then it all unraveled for the Yankees an inning later, as the hard-hitting Brewers took advantage of Clippard's mistakes, ending a longstanding skid in the Bronx.
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" Elsewhere in the clip, Emme hits Lopez with the hilarious hard-hitting question that many a sibling has probably pondered of their own parents: "Am I your favorite?
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Known for pairing hard-hitting disco beats with suave synth work, the English songwriter and DJ has masterfully crafted a cocktail of italo-disco, house and suave Motown.
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Not that anyone would expect hard-hitting journalism from Logan Paul, but giving such a wide-open platform to Jones is one of his more egregious acts yet.
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And it led to the rise of players like national-team captain Asghar Stanikzai, all-rounder Mohammad Nabi, hard-hitting wicketkeeper-batsman Mohammad Shahzad and pacer Shapoor Zadran.
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Back in 2014, Darcy joked that it was "some hard-hitting breaking news from CNN" after the network tweeted about a seaplane that almost landed on a whale.
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We've reached out to Amazon on this one (they just love hard-hitting questions like this), but if you have any suggestions of what's happening, let us know.
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Amid all of the hard-hitting racial statements of Glow 2.0 you'll find a general message of how hard it is for women to thrive in the workplace.
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I added a hard hitting four in the floor kick and it just came out perfect, working on this collab with the one and only Countess was awesome.
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The show received plenty of critical acclaim as a gritty and hard-hitting drama that chronicles the lives of people in the inner-city Sydney suburb of Redfern.
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With all of the hard hitting and trash talk, it wouldn't be a violent game in the 2000s without having Drowning Pool or Papa Roach on your soundtrack.
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" Despite a lack of hard-hitting questions, Trump Jr. did offer some new information during the interview, admitting: "In retrospect I would have done things a little differently.
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The hard-hitting attack on Clinton comes one week after the first debate, where his supporters said they were disappointed that he didn't hit Clinton on her emails.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Indian film industry needs to break out of its mould and produce more hard-hitting films that challenge its audience, veteran actor Om Puri said.
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Swiss Stan Wawrinka, the 2014 champion, faces a tough task in hard-hitting Canadian Milos Raonic in the last match during the day session on the main showcourt.
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But she was given little chance of reaching the last eight against the hard-hitting American youngster, a semi-finalist last year when she pushed Serena Williams hard.
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"Strong-style" wrestler Shinsuke Nakamura came from the land of hard-hitting, "actually make brutal contact" land of New Japan Pro-Wrestling before joining the WWE in 2016.
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Debuting a sleek, powerful new look, Kelly's moderation of the Republican presidential debate on Fox News drew widespread accolades, particularly for hard-hitting questions directed at candidates' positions.
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After leading the majors with 103 wins boosted by a hard-hitting attack that racked up the runs, the Cubs have been feast or famine in the playoffs.
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Mashable's own Chris rankings branch out of the Big Four Chrises, while The Ringer has an ongoing intense deep-dive for those inclined toward hard-hitting scientific research.
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And I'd be remiss not to mention that this is the latest dispatch in a long line of hard-hitting uBiome reporting, which you can check out here.
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She said Trump's hard-hitting rhetoric and fiery remarks go much further than "raising eyebrows," as they make U.S. allies nervous about the possibility of a military conflict.
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Hoping to tag along, María makes a decision so consequential that it will upend several lives and transform the movie from languid agrarian poem to hard-hitting tragedy.
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"Megyn has continued to prove that she's a tremendously skilled, hard-hitting journalist, who adds valuable insight and analysis to all she touches," Lack said in a statement.
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I just love the hard-hitting bass, the choppiness of taking one vocal from a song and applying it to another song to make a whole new verse.
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The song rises until it hits Heem's hard-hitting verse: "I've known Far, and then Wolfy, for some time and their music keeps getting better," Heems tells Noisey.
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Since rising to prominence with a series of hard-hitting freestyle videos, Young M.A is making waves in rap with her combination of uncompromising lyricism and Brooklyn delivery.
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"The snowballing consolidation of local stations has too often endangered hard-hitting investigative journalism, replacing local journalists with identical cookie cutter segments dictated from far away," he said.
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Another hard-hitting ad highlights the billionaire's refusal on a Sunday morning show to disavow support from the Ku Klux Klan and its former grand wizard, David Duke.
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In some ways, the companies that face such questions say it's precisely because of the Trump administration's hard-hitting strategy that its appeals are falling on deaf ears.
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"You can't be a hard-hitting TV spokesperson on every issue and at the same time be the conciliatory person who unites all Democrats," the former official said.
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The Steelers great earned a spot in the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday along with another hard-hitting safety, the longtime Broncos defensive back Steve Atwater.
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Chamblee was a winner on the PGA Tour before turning to television, where he has carved out a wide reputation as a well-prepared and hard-hitting analyst.
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Portions of this interview first appeared in the BuzzFeed News newsletter JPG, which features behind-the-scenes exclusives from renowned photographers and our hard-hitting photo stories. Rep.
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The Senate was back in action on Thursday, putting forward all the hard-hitting questions that you'd hope would get asked in such a momentous and historic trial.
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The time has come for a superhero film steeped in social and political realism, with a hard-hitting, class-conscious hero ready to fight for the little guy.
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The official program of the main march in Washington, DC, echoed this stance, with a diverse lineup of speakers, several of whom delivered hard-hitting commentary on race.
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The hard-hitting 26-year-old former quarter-finalist cracked down several deliveries near the 24 mph mark as she powered past Germany's Mona Barthel 26-23 2016-223.
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The recommendation is part of a hard-hitting report which also accused seven EU countries of acting as tax havens: Luxembourg, Cyprus, Ireland, Malta, Hungary, Belgium and the Netherlands.
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Obama appreciates an excellent novel like John Steinbeck's In Dubious Battle, but doesn't shy away from hard-hitting nonfiction, like Yuval Noah Harari's Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind.
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Earlier this month, Trump administration officials told Politico that the White House is preparing to roll out hard-hitting policies designed to punish China for its "unfair" trade practices.
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Trump and May managed to avoid responding to hard-hitting questions, though at one point, Trump struggled to answer a policy-related question about Britain's National Health Service (NHS).
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Khan made an audacious set up to middleweight to take on Canelo Alvarez but the Briton was knocked out by his hard-hitting Mexican opponent in the sixth round.
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Beyond the head rub, Fallon is also facing accusations of letting Trump, 235, off with an easy interview and allowed him to dodge hard-hitting questions about his campaign.
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The NFLPA filed a collusion grievance on Reid's behalf in May alleging that NFL owners colluded to keep the hard-hitting safety from being signed for his anthem protest.
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Martinsen, a hard-hitting Norwegian, comes to Montreal from the Colorado Avalanche for Sven Andrighetto while Los Angeles received a 2018 fourth round pick from the Canadiens for King.
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By the time he's arrived there, enough hard-hitting tracks have been hustled to satisfy his loyal SoundCloud followers, promoters, and the new fans Stay Low will earn him.
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Offering a potent brew of harsh industrial noise and hard-hitting bass, "Heat Dish" depicts the unsettling nature of a mechanized world and the clamorous bustle of city life.
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Jami (there's a Jami?) tattles on Amber for calling out certain elements of Olivia's "appearances," but Olivia and her incisive, hard-hitting-newscaster face are ready for a crisis.
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But over the last year, Theranos became the subject of a series of hard-hitting Wall Street Journal articles and intense regulatory scrutiny from an array of federal agencies.
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He's currently running a hard-hitting ad tying illegal immigration to the rise of the MS-13 gang in Virginia, a position that led Trump to tweet his support.
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Carlson is less likely to show the on-air emotion O'Reilly did on occasion, but he asks hard-hitting questions of guests, and holds their feet to the fire.
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Briton Murray beat Almagro for the fifth time in six matches but was never comfortable against the hard-hitting Spaniard before posting a 7-6(4) 7-5 victory.
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BLACKPINK has already amassed a massive following with technically only nine songs under their belt — the large majority of which are slick EDM-pop tracks with hard-hitting hooks.
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Indeed, even though he portrays a hard-hitting fighter in "Sugar Ray," this friendly actor exudes warmth, and that helps make a fairly good play quite a bit better.
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Top seed Rafa Nadal came from behind to send hard-hitting Croatian Marin Cilic packing with a 113-6 6-4 6-4 win in their quarter-final match.
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In a meeting between a pair of hard-hitting baseliners with Grand Slam titles, Sloane Stephens defeated Victoria Azarenka, 6-3, 6-4, to advance to the fourth round.
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The match was billed as a clash of styles with Townsend employing the serve-and-volley game that baffled the fourth seeded Halep going against the hard-hitting Canadian.
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So maybe especially hard-hitting satire isn't really possible for this show; satirical plots require two-dimensional characters, and that's clearly not what The Righteous Gemstones is going for.
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"It can be difficult as the outside investigator to write a hard-hitting report to slam the very person who seems to be driving the process," Professor Mayer said.
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But the failure of a magazine long considered the leader in Germany for hard-hitting investigations could have cascading consequences for the news media, analysts and senior journalists said.
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A drummer renowned for his muscle sounds downright modest compared to Brötzmann's corrosive sax and Sharrock's abrasive guitar, but Baker's hard-hitting detonations keep this improv grounded on Earth.
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Caixin, a news group that owns one of China's most respected business magazines, recently published an especially hard-hitting investigation, a four-part series produced by three dozen journalists.
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Critics' rating: 90%Audience score: 89%Critics' consensus: "Hard-hitting, immersive, and an impressive technical achievement, '1917' captures the trench warfare of World War I with raw, startling immediacy."
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Within minutes of the news appearing, copper prices jumped, cancelling out losses suffered partly due to Trump making a hard-hitting speech a day earlier attacking China's trade practices.
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And that's what we are seeing, for example, in Sunday's interviews with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and in hard-hitting news stories and in viral social media messages.
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A native of Australia, Mr. Jefferies hit it big in the United States with his FX sitcom "Legit" and a hard-hitting routine about gun control that went viral.
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Opelka downed the top-seeded Isner in their hard-hitting semifinal encounter Saturday night as the two set a record with 81 combined aces in a three-set match.
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We did some hard-hitting stories (including a series about how our diverse school's advanced placement classes lacked ethnic and racial diversity) that got the attention of the administration.
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Stephens is up against hard-hitting Victoria Azarenka while Nadal, who eased through his opening rounds with a minimum of fuss, takes on Russian Karen Khachanov, the number 27 seed.
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The journalistic community, led by The Washington Post, was fully mobilized to find out what happened and produced some of the most-hard hitting coverage that Americans had ever seen.
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This started in the steel sector with a hard-hitting campaign against small, illegal operators, "zombie" plants and even large producers operating in targeted environmental clean-up zones around Beijing.
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Designed for reconnaissance and combat behind enemy lines while collecting intelligence, it is loaded up with both serious armor, hard-hitting weapons, advanced optics, three periscopes and much, much more.
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His latest video work, Incoming, manages to build on both his penchant for atypical aesthetics and his powerful reappropriation of technology to lend visual impact to already hard-hitting subjects.
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I think it's unfair to place all of the blame on Matt Lauer when we don't have a strong tradition of hard-hitting political interviews on TV in this country.
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Never one to shy away from the hard-hitting questions, Ellen DeGeneres prodded Kris a bit about both Kylie and Khloe's pregnancies on an early November episode of her show.
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While AHS attempts to link past seasons together, Billy on the Street will ask some of the most hard-hitting questions of our time, starting with cinema darling Emma Stone.
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In 2014, she gained a following thanks to a clip of her hard-hitting, no-holds-barred freestyle "Brooklyn (Chiraq Freestyle)," which established her as a rapper without a gimmick.
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In late June, the administration imposed a "hard hitting" round of sanctions that would deny Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, his office "and many others" access to financial instruments.
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You can't just have the super pumped-up songs where the beat is so hard-hitting that you're about to explode, you have to slow it down a little bit.
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A kid named Max came with a hard hitting question about Trump's NAFTA renegotiations with all the confidence of a kid whose parent prepped them on the car ride over.
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Under Vladimir Putin, Russia is fast modernising its armed forces, building a hard-hitting, flexible military that can be deployed at short notice into what it calls its "near abroad".
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We've got two hard-hitting investigations: one into how President Trump has used Twitter to reshape the presidency and another into how corruption plagues the E.U.'s farm-subsidies system.
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Charles Bradley / Photos by Issac Sterling, courtesy of Daptone Daptone Records has been bucking music industry norms for 15 years, grinding out hard-hitting soul and funk on vintage machinery.
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His third album, Changes, which came out April 1, brings that same stage energy to a menagerie of hard-hitting funk and sorrowful soul songs about love, loss and change.
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Grassley opened the hearing with a hard-hitting statement that called into question Ford's allegation against Kavanaugh and faulting Democrats for sitting for weeks on her letter making the accusation.
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But it has also included hard-hitting articles about the embezzlement of public funds and a scandal that led to a seven-year prison sentence for a bank's chief executive.
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Paul Landaw of Bellerose Terrace, New York, says he fears The Times is moving away from hard-hitting objective journalism and toward lifestyle and service journalism, and he is distrustful.
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An outspoken critic of the state of Soviet literature, Mr. Tvardovsky made hard-hitting speeches on the subject at both the 21st congress in 1959 and the 22d in 1961.
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And in the Trump era, how should it balance the risk and reward of hard-hitting journalism at a company that makes most of its money on light-hearted entertainment?
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In one of the more attention-getting memos now available to the public, Kavanaugh blasts Clinton and recommends hard-hitting questions, including about specific acts of oral sex and masturbation.
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The failure was notable, given that the town hall was hosted not by the opinion division, but by what Fox bills as a supposedly fearless and hard-hitting news division.
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Critics believed the hard-hitting report left Mr. Sidibé little choice but to resign or, lacking that, left United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres few options but to fire him.
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" While Mr. Gowdy can be "very aggressive and very hard-hitting," Mr. King added, "he's also very restrained, and I don't think you'll find that he ever overshot the mark.
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Schmidt, the former Capital, and his hard-hitting partner, Brayden McNabb, will be deployed as often as possible by Vegas Coach Gerard Gallant against Ovechkin and his potent linemate Kuznetsov.
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Wilder, America&aposs hard-hitting heavyweight, made the 10th defense of his WBC title on Saturday when he came from behind to knock out the technically skilled southpaw Luis Ortiz.
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Comedy A native of Australia, Mr. Jefferies hit it big in the United States with his FX sitcom "Legit" and a hard-hitting routine about gun control that went viral.
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"Extremely disappointing from the woman's mag that historically has done more hard hitting reporting and taken stands than most," Clara Jeffery, the editor of Mother Jones magazine, wrote on Twitter.
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We now have 13 members, which has made it possible to create something that not only embraces analogue photography, but diverse casting, real hard-hitting stories, and experimental fashion features.
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The long road to electro-bliss is paved with incentivizing nudges from local governments, international coordination with carmakers; hard-hitting, quota-filled national programs, and a heaping spoonful of consumer education.
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Hunt spoke after Washington imposed sanctions against Moscow covering national-security-related goods and promised more hard-hitting measures unless Russia gives "reliable assurances" it will no longer use chemical weapons.
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Per the new report, Cardi will join Fallon for his April 9 show, where she will sit across from a still-to-be-announced guest and ask some hard-hitting questions.
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If you want to take the hard-hitting approach, he recommends Retin-A for the former and hydroquinone for the latter — both of which need to be prescribed by a doctor.
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Along the way, they meet characters including Valkyrie (Tessa Thompson, a hard-hitting, no-nonsense fan favorite) and Korg, a mournful, entirely computer-generated rock-monster alien played by Waititi himself.
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Trump on Monday signed an executive order to impose "hard-hitting" sanctions on Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, whom he said was responsible for the "hostile conduct" of the regime.
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Fabiola Ferrero, born in Caracas in 1991, began working on the series "Blurred in Despair" in 2015, shot in rich black and white and through the lens of hard-hitting journalism.
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It follows a hard-hitting report from British lawmakers in October which accused the PRA of focusing heavily on how much capital insurers hold rather than whether they can compete globally.
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Before joining the White House, he spent years leading the hard-hitting communications strategy for the Republican Party; with the last two bashing Hillary Clinton from his perch at the RNC.
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The "King" TV spot is 30 seconds of fast-cutting footage focused primarily on action, backed by a hard-hitting Run the Jewels beat ("Legend Has It," in case you're curious).
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Nadal then glided through his first set before the hard-hitting Sock fought back to force a third set, which under the event's rules is a rapid-fire, 21-point tiebreak.
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But in a hard-hitting Facebook post on Thursday, 5-Star leader Luigi Di Maio said there was no turning back after Salvini's move to pull the plug on the coalition.
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Jim Ray Hart, a hard-hitting third baseman who spent most of his career with the San Francisco Giants but ended it as a Yankee, died on Thursday in Acampo, Calif.
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And it couldn't have come at a worse time: the very day of Mr. Trump's hard-hitting immigration speech, and the day before Mr. Peña Nieto's state of the union address.
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The Ultimate Fighting Championship has made a name for itself by promoting fast-paced, hard-hitting mixed martial arts action in glitzy venues, a sport where extreme machismo meets Las Vegas.
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Porter is probably best known for being the second fighter to beat Adrien Broner, and Thurman is a hard-hitting rising star of the division, as well as the WBA titleholder.
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Bruneau, who hass worked with the hard-hitting Andreescu since March 2018, said he always "had a lot of trust in her" amid murmurs she could be tennis' next bright star.
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Those who sample "Synthetic Substitution" typically lunge straight for the opening drums—supposedly played by the great session drummer Bernard Purdie—which anticipate hip-hop with their crisp, hard-hitting groove.
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It is a vision that raises questions about the company's commitment to hard-hitting investigative journalism, and whether it is even possible to be a down-the-middle sports network anymore.
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But the hard-hitting Spaniard now finds herself well-placed to make off with a third major title following her triumphs at Wimbledon in 2017 and Roland Garros the year before.
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The 2015-2016 cycle was no exception, and its effects have been particularly hard-hitting in Southern Africa, the Horn of Africa, Central America, the Caribbean, and parts of Asia and Polynesia.
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Kelly insists that she will challenge his views during Sunday night's interview, and reports suggest that after criticism she has overhauled the interview to be more hard-hitting, but it doesn't matter.
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The first two episodes are directed by Brad Anderson, who's bounced between hard-hitting movies like Session 9 and Beirut, and sober TV dramas like Boardwalk Empire, The Wire, and again, Fringe.
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The hard-hitting del Potro was healthy for most of 2018 and had a career resurgence, winning the title at Indian Wells in March before reaching the U.S. Open final in September.
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Obama pulled no punches during his half-hour speech, targeting everything from Hillary Clinton's ill-conceived racial joke to the hard-hitting journalism showcased in Spotlight ("the best fantasy since Star Wars").
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She sealed the win on her first match point when 76th-ranked Davis fired a forehand into the tramlines, as the hard-hitting American coughed up a mind-boggling 173rd unforced error.
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The chat led to a very simple and quick collaboration: We shared data on administration hires with the Times, which used it to publish a hard-hitting story that cited our contribution.
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There's no one else out there linking to the kinds of hard-hitting journalism that HuffPo is linking to every single day… And you don't pay them – it's a great business model.
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Her hard-hitting, narrative-focussed output is far more aligned with the likes of Lauryn Hill, Kendrick Lamar and Eminem – sometimes even Drake – than the grime artists she gets lumped in with.
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Cincinnati not only dropped a brutal 23-22 decision to the Steelers, but may have also lost running back Joe Mixon and linebacker Vontaze Burfict to concussions in the hard-hitting affair.
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It features a cool field-trip component — including in-person tours and presentations at inspiring offices like Pinterest's — and our trademark, hard-hitting interviews, hosted by Kara Swisher and other Recode journalists.
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New England and Brady survived losing their top receiver, Rob Gronkowski, to a concussion in the first half on a brutal helmet-to-helmet collision with Jacksonville's hard-hitting safety Barry Church.
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But hard-hitting 18-year-old Potapova, despite needing medical attention to her shoulder, refused to go down without a fight and Gauff had to earn her place in the second round.
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Xi's call for the timely release of information was seen as a green light to report on the coronavirus and Chinese journalists began producing in-depth coverage and hard-hitting investigative reports.
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A cogent, hard-hitting response to the Saudi attacks could go a long way toward reassuring America's Middle Eastern partners that it remains committed to repelling Iranian aggression and safeguarding their security.
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This probably won't be hard-hitting journalism, but it will shed a light on the life of the woman who is poised to be the newest member of the British royal family.
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For them, and for a number of men who imagine themselves to be hard-hitting competitors (I've never met a woman of whom this is true), Blake's speech is practically a creed.
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When, after the war, male journalists returned to their previous roles, women who had been writing and editing more hard-hitting stories were often forced back into the women's and food pages.
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Its hard-hitting recession, which began in 2014, has coincided with — and in part been driven by — political crises that have brought Brazilians' faith in the country's political leadership to historic lows.
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"I didn't share any of my questions [...] ahead of time," Neistat stated in a vlog previewing the interview, as a prelude to what we're to believe is a hard-hitting and adversarial interaction.
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There's nothing wrong with wanting a potential partner to have his s— together, but get the hard-hitting questions out of the way early and come prepared with a solid getaway excuse. 3.
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Harris, a 25-year sex crimes prosecutor and the former California attorney general, has quickly established a reputation for hard-hitting, no-nonsense questions in her short time on the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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"It certainly feels like now he's gonna be out there wearing this gold star like he's doing this great, hard-hitting thing, and suddenly all this other stuff is just forgotten," she said.
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Priorities USA, one of the main groups backing Hillary Clinton, will on Wednesday start running hard-hitting attack ads on Mr Trump in the key swing states of Florida, Ohio, Virginia and Nevada.
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Brad Lander, one of the council members responsible for the legislation that created the police oversight body in 2014, noted that the office has published numerous hard-hitting reports in just five years.
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Its new science fiction thriller Altered Carbon, which launches on February 2nd, finally delivers the goods: it's a hard-hitting genre story that doesn't shy away from complexity and ugly truths about humanity.
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Author of a hard-hitting biography on Vladimir Putin that focused heavily on his background as a former intelligence operative, she is one of the brightest and most no-nonsense regional specialists around.
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The LCD2Cs offer terrific dynamism and punchy, hard-hitting bass, and I'd describe them as an open version of the closed Aeon Flow with better soundstage but not quite the same sound signature.
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Campaign sites this cycle are full of routine merchandise such as hats and t-shirts, but they're also featuring some oddball items that voters might not necessarily associate with hard-hitting presidential politics.
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This soaring song is the perfect opener for Devouring Radiant Light, Skeletonwitch's deepest and most technically impressive album that masterfully blends soft, poignant moments with the hard-hitting thrashing they've developed since 2003.
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In an often breathtaking clash laden with sumptuous shot-making, the Spaniard was rocked by the hard-hitting Schwartzman who broke him three times to claim the second set at Rod Laver Arena.
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He's Batman on a bender, perpetually trying to avenge the one crime he can never reverse, and relying on quick thinking and hard hitting to get him from one crisis to the next.
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Her side of the draw at Melbourne Park is relatively worry free until the fourth round, however, where she could face hard-hitting American Madison Keys or former world number one Ana Ivanovic.
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As the Rev-9 sets his sights on Dani Ramos (Natalia Reyes), Grace pulls out a few hard-hitting moves along with a sledgehammer to try to put a stop to the mission.
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The hard-hitting upstart has been making waves with her baseline game since she turned pro at 14 and has been hailed as the face of the next generation of American women's tennis.
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The mainland's state-controlled media was hard-hitting, with the Global Times warning Taiwan to not harbor any "hallucinations" of independence in an unsigned editorial with the title "Taiwanese choose Tsai, not independence".
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If the American Chopper meme is the format for facilitating hard-hitting discussions about toxic masculinity and U.S. interventionist policies, Eric Andre's new "Who Killed Hannibal?" meme is for refusing to take accountability.
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I think that lends itself to how hard-hitting or how powerful we try to be live, being influenced by hardcore and how heavy it is, and by doom, and putting those together.
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A source with direct knowledge tells Axios that Republican operatives were urging at least one conservative-friendly website to write Jake Tapper hit pieces yesterday after his hard-hitting interview with Kellyanne Conway. .
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And, after winning the hard-hitting 1988 race, he sought to bring about what he'd called a "kinder, gentler" America, reaching out to Democrats and Republicans alike, seeking common ground on common problems.
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Later on, in the incident that Bridget gets fired over, she mistakes an Asian general for his chauffeur in yet another interview about genocide (because hard-hitting journalism, it seems, uniformly concerns genocide).
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Join hundreds of entrepreneurs and business leaders for one hard-hitting day, in a city near you, where you'll connect with icons who are leading, creating, and revolutionizing change across all market sectors.
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While it remains to be seen what will become of Holmes, Carreyrou's hard-hitting investigation is now set for a Hollywood adaptation, directed by The Big Short's Adam McKay and starring Jennifer Lawrence.
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The way they filmed it was cool, but if the Dothraki were heavy cavalry in armored war horses like knights, and they had that hard-hitting shock power, then it'd make some sense.
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The completion of the deal marks the end of a seven-year period when RBC under the ownership of Prokhorov published hard-hitting investigations, including into the business affairs of Putin's inner circle.
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The hard-hitting criticism - drawing a comparison between modern police behavior and mob killings of blacks in the 19th and 20th centuries - comes at a time of renewed racial tension in the United States.
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In a hard-hitting column, the Washington Post's Anne Applebaum argued that having a supreme court packed with pro-Duda judges could enable the government to falsify elections, evade corruption investigations, and prosecute opponents.
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So when he died from a stage four glioblastoma in April 2012, it was mealtimes that became the most ravaging for me: the most visceral and hard-hitting moments when I felt truly alone.
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It suffers; hard-hitting accountability reporting on matters of public interest goes away, because that takes time and costs money, and is replaced by fluff and nonsense to pad the space around the ads.
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But the producer isn't just gaining notoriety for being enigmatic, but also for his hard-hitting house cuts, the latest of which "Fade" has been released on fellow Parisian producer Tchami's new Confession label.
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Potapova, the 2016 Wimbledon girls' singles champion, struck 26 winners in an hard-hitting display before her Slovenian opponent Tamara Zidansek, who was struggling with illness, retired, trailing 3-6 6-4 5-2.
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But McEnroe, 59, said the hard-hitting Californian will struggle to advance as far as he did last year given his draw, where he could face top seed Roger Federer in the quarter-finals.
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In addition to playfully tousling Trump's hair to clear up any rumors the reality star-turned-politician wore a wig, Fallon was accused of allowing Trump to dodge hard-hitting questions about his campaign.
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With gruesome images of Israel's lethal crackdown on Gaza spread across the world, Palestinian activists are calling for a renewed push around a hard-hitting pressure tactic against Israel: Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS).
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Local news service Eye Witness News (EWN) said on its Twitter feed that the president was "hard hitting" in his response, and told detractors that he knew that "they are used by foreign forces".
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There's also hard-hitting outfielder Clint Frazier, promising young outfielder Blake Rutherford, and promising left-hander Justus Sheffield, with Chance Adams, one of the more pleasant surprises of 2017, rounding out the top five.
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NEW YORK, Oct 12 (IFR) - Independent research firms are carving out a lucrative niche in the US bond market with hard-hitting analyses that bolster investor resolve when it comes to aggressive bond terms.
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In a long, hard-hitting speech that often echoed the words of President Charles de Gaulle, Mr. Gromyko said the United States was a ''non-European power'' and must leave Europe to the Europeans.
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"There is the danger that these proxy fights between PKK supporters and nationalist, right-wing extremist Turks will escalate because there is a high, hard-hitting potential for danger in both groups," he said.
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Politico paints a behind-the-scenes picture of Warren and her hard-hitting style as being a thorn in the side of Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner, National Economic Council chief Larry Summers, and Obama.
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Americans for Prosperity recently sent voters in Indiana, Missouri and Pennsylvania hard-hitting pieces of mail urging them to reject Evan Bayh, Jason Kander and Katie McGinty, the Democratic Senate candidates in those states.
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The hard-hitting criticism - drawing a comparison between modern police behaviour and mob killings of blacks in the 19th and 20th centuries - comes at a time of renewed racial tension in the United States.
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They're too busy doing the important journalistic work of attributing Sanders' best debate lines to Warren (yes that really happened), slamming the left for their wokenomics, and asking hard hitting questions about friendship. Sen.
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The victory by the hard-hitting Swiss set up a clash with big-serving del Potro, who won 6-3 3-2 when eighth seed Dominic Thiem of Austria retired with a knee injury.
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Most outside organizations have typically waited until after Labor Day to drop hard-hitting ads, betting that voters are vacationing and not fully engaged in the competitive midterm battlegrounds until Election Day draws closer.
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A hard-hitting report produced by hundreds of scientists this month warned that up to 1 million animal and plant species are at risk of extinction due to humankind's relentless pursuit of economic growth.
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Earlier this year, Lisa Curtis, senior director for South and Central Asia at the National Security Council and my former colleague at The Heritage Foundation, co-authored a hard-hitting piece with Husain Haqqani.
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He's at bat almost every day delivering hard-hitting reports on Fox News, but Ed Henry says that as a kid, he dreamed of hitting homers for one of New York's storied baseball teams.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Top seed Simona Halep reached her third French Open final when she stopped hard-hitting Spaniard Garbine Muguruza in her tracks with a 6-1 6-13 semi-final victory on Thursday.
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Senior correspondents Jason Del Rey and Peter Kafka and editor-at-large Kara Swisher will be hosting two days of hard-hitting, unscripted interviews with: That's just the beginning of our jam-packed schedule.
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By the 1960s, Playboy included hard-hitting features on important social, cultural and political issues confronting the United States, often written by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists, government and military leaders and top literary figures.
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"It's hard-hitting testimony that creates an uphill battle for the defense, but that's what cross examination is for," said Andrew Boutros, a former federal prosecutor who is now a white collar defense lawyer.
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The XFL, a defunct football league, branded itself as more hard-hitting, frantic, and gritty than mainstream professional football in an attempt to out-macho the NFL, but it failed after just one season.
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While the return of this meme might not seem like a hard-hitting retaliation against the perpetual attacks on our basic humanity which currently punctuate daily life in America, it's actually a crucial restorative.
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In a hard-hitting report published by The Lancet medical journal, scientists and health experts said climate change impacts - from heatwaves to worsening storms, floods and fires - were surging and threatened to overwhelm health systems.
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While this freestyle doesn't have a name, Megan captioned it with "still trippin on you mf hoes," which is basically the only appropriate title considering how captivating her sex-driven and hard-hitting flows are.
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NBC's Jimmy Fallon was criticized for entertaining Trump during the campaign by playfully rubbing the future President's hair on his show in what many considered to be a "softball interview" with no hard-hitting questions.
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Their parting would inspire a bevy of hard-hitting songs by Allen centered around the topics of love and separation, including multiple on RNB 3, his latest release and first since signing to Atlantic Records.
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Corinne dropped by PEOPLE HQ to talk about the line, but we couldn't resist asking the outspoken reality star about her shopping and beauty secrets — and playing a hard-hitting game of Would You Rather.
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On this episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher, entrepreneurs Erica Baker and Sarah Kunst join Kara in the studio for a hard-hitting conversation about sexual harassment and bro culture in Silicon Valley.
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That hiring has been made easier because Mexico has become a very difficult and dangerous place to do hard-hitting journalism, and working under the umbrella of The Times can mean a little more protection.
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Peso Da Mafia - "Winning" In Baltimore, the rappers who tend to resonate most with the city are ones whose content is primarily made up of hard hitting anthems that deal with life in the streets.
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The anthology confronts taboos, such as Shaista Aziz's hard-hitting essay on "honor" killings in Pakistan, including that of Qandeel Baloch, who was strangled by her brother in 2016 for her risqué social media posts.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Hard-hitting Russian Karen Khachanov knocked out France's number one player Lucas Pouille 6-3 7-5 6-3 in the French Open third round after the rain-hit match resumed on Saturday.
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With its sampled recordings of political rallies and a ubiquitous feeling of despair conjured by icy, grime-influenced synths, apocalyptic bass growls and minor chord progressions, it's perhaps her most hard-hitting release to date.
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Clinton hammered with a series of hard-hitting television advertisements about his temperament over the past week, is in even worse shape in that poll: 70 percent of Americans hold an unfavorable view of him.
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While it is possible that protests will gain momentum when Macron unveils more hard-hitting reforms over the next year, including changes to unemployment benefits and pensions, things have so far played in his favor.
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The United States and the European Union have been considering targeted sanctions against Myanmar military leaders, though the European bloc sees its options as relatively limited, with no hard-hitting, direct leverage on the ground.
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MARCH 6 In the first season of Matthew Heineman's hard-hitting true-crime series "The Trade," the documentarian investigated the opioid crisis in the United States, with his crew embedding with addicts, dealers and cops.
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"This report has some very powerful, hard-hitting statements that are totally at odds with senior administration folks and at odds with their policies," said Philip B. Duffy, president of the Woods Hole Research Center.
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"In addition to Rachel's interest in Batwoman, we thought she'd be the perfect casting choice because her own hard-hitting journalism wildly contrasts Vesper's penchant for snark, gossip and criticism of female superheroes," said Dries.
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The hard-hitting 23-year-old, runner-up at last year's U.S. Open where she lost to fellow American Sloane Stephens, is ranked 12 in the world and was the second seed in San Jose.
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G/O Media fully supports our editorial staff's use of communication tools and methods, encrypted or otherwise, that allow us to further our reporting and produce the hard-hitting stories our journalists publish every day.
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"The production marks an important phase in the South African State Theater's journey to become a truly pan-African theatre and a home of hard-hitting and thought-provoking large scale African musicals," he said.
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But the real beauty of the documentary form is its ability to illuminate a wide variety of subjects in a wide variety of styles, whether hard-hitting investigative work or quiet portraits of individual lives.
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While the trailer focuses a lot on the film's supporting male lead, played by Chris Pine, Wonder Woman is sure to bring the hard-hitting feminist superhero action we've been waiting for since Jessica Jones.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iranian hardline media said on Monday the new U.S. sanctions imposed on Tehran were based on "fabricated excuses" while Iranian officials have not responded yet to the hard-hitting limitations on the country.
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A new satirical sketch by Indian digital entertainment company The Viral Fever's channel Girliyappa takes a hard-hitting look at marital rape in India through a spoof of the popular sitcom How I Met Your Mother.
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But devoting itself to a profession that has been the subject of decades of life-and-death criticism, hard-hitting reporting, federal scrutiny, and radical critique raised basic questions about the Museum's purpose, and potential lifespan.
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The third seed preserved his perfect record of surviving the opening round at the year's first grand slam but faces a stiffer test against 35th-ranked Alexandr Dolgopolov, a hard-hitting Ukrainian with two tour titles.
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She fell to the hard-hitting 21-year-old in the quarter-finals at Indian Wells last year before beating her in front of home fans in their last meeting at the Japan Open title-decider.
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What I thought was going to be a normal day reporting the hard-hitting entertainment news my loyal fans have come to expect went topsy-turvy the moment actor Jon Hamm's hologram walked into the building.
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President Donald Trump on Monday signed an executive order imposing "hard-hitting" new sanctions on Iran, which NBC News reported will deny Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and his office access to key financial resources.
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"The market needs new news to generate further upside and we need some hard hitting news to push it down because we have had some bearish news recently," said Chris Weston, chief market strategist, IG Markets.
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On his third day in the new position as co-host of Live with Kelly & Ryan on Wednesday, Kelly Ripa didn't hold back on asking a hard-hitting, personal question of the 42-year-old bachelor.
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While not as immediate as the Mike WiLL Made-It-produced "DNA" or the hard-hitting single "Humble," the production reveals a quicksand texture that sends you tumbling into its depths if you pay close attention.
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Underpinning the need for developing hard-hitting, investigative journalism, the Center for Investigative Reporting of Serbia (CINS) stood out on account of being one of the few remaining independent, non-partisan media outlets left in Serbia.
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In fact, the consortium's opening salvo featured many hard-hitting articles with Western targets, including one on the use of offshore companies in tax havens by the father of then-Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain.
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Spain's Pablo Carreno Busta, the 10th seed, was pushed to three sets by hard-hitting American Jared Donaldson, but held on before flattening his opponent in the decider to win 63-4 3-6 6-0.
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While no primer on NYC nightlife could ever be complete, VICE staff writer Allie Conti and I did our best to answer questions about cheap booze, hard-hitting techno, and drugs that are considered social taboos.
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William Carrier, who knocked Boston's David Backes out indefinitely with a concussion (the Bruins made the official announcement during the game), didn't play because of a hand injury but there was still plenty of hard hitting.
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The hard-hitting Wilder knocked Fury down twice, including a brutal right-left combination that sent the towering Fury to the canvas in the 223th in what initially looked to be the end of the fight.
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Yet Mr. Dias's hard-hitting, world-weary, often savage art of the 1960s sat uneasily alongside Andy Warhol's soup cans or Roy Lichtenstein's comic-book recapitulations, and he never embraced the American term as his own.
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Second seed Stefanos Tsitsipas bounced back from losing the first set to Jan-Lennard Struff to claim his spot in the semis with a 4-203 6-4 6-4 victory over the hard-hitting German.
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His encyclical on the environment, "Laudato Si'," contains a hard-hitting indictment of a politics consumed by immediate results and of the way governments pander to the electorate to the detriment of its long-term interests.
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After running a recruiting firm for more than 10 years, I've found that most candidates fail to ask the hard-hitting questions during job interviews — out of fear that they might look clueless or less confident.
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A couple of weeks ago we reported the hard-hitting news that a subspecies of shrimp had been named after Pink Floyd because Dr Sammy de Grave, who discovered it, was just super into them really.
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Aged 26, the hard-hitting left-hander rose to world number two in 2011 when she won the first of her two Wimbledon singles titles, and has been a mainstay of the top 10 virtually ever since.
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The wearable is designed to provide the hard-hitting boxer within you valuable insight about your performance, and show you how you stack up compared to other users when paired with the company's FightCamp streaming exercise platform.
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The hard-hitting Californian was in a hole at 3-0, 40-33 down in the first set but rallied to break back and ultimately force a tiebreak he won to the delight of the partisan crowd.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 2): 85%What critics said: "This hard-hitting drama provided much of the talented cast with some juicy material, while also allowing the show to continue to go from strength-to-strength.
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Following the 2563s folk music explosion in Toronto's Yorkville neighborhood, the QSW arts scene began to flourish in the early 2201s, thanks to a hard-hitting recession that produced low rents and made way for independent businesses.
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DUBAI, June 24 (Reuters) - Iranian hardline media said on Monday the new U.S. sanctions imposed on Tehran were based on "fabricated excuses" while Iranian officials have not responded yet to the hard-hitting limitations on the country.
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"Would you like 151 spiders or 151 snakes?" and "What is your favourite molecule?" are just two of the hard-hitting questions put to John C. Reilly and Sarah Silverman in the BBC Radio 1 interview above.
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Enlisting Queens rapper Dai Burger for hard hitting club number "GTBO," and performance artist Keijuan Thomas for a poignant spoken-word interlude, the EP illustrates the struggle for proper representation and the proud ownership of one's identity.
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The (unintended) irony was only underscored by a piece of news from back in Moscow that day: the top editors at RBC, a media group whose hard-hitting investigations touched Mr Putin's family, had been forced out.
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With the ink barely dry, the much-anticipated agreement signed by President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un quickly drew hard-hitting criticism for being short on specifics, especially on what denuclearization really means.
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China, which is a permanent member of the council, has been very involved in the negotiations on the wording of the resolutions — and has generally sought to water them down to ensure they aren't too hard-hitting.
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Ken Bone so beautifully screwed up the execution of what could have been a hard-hitting, line-in-the-sand question that he may as well have been planted in the audience by the fossil fuel industry.
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Konta stuck to her hard-hitting tactics, despite a few hiccups, before clinching victory with a perfectly-weighted lob that landed on the baseline for her second title of the year, after winning in Sydney in January.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 2): 85%What critics said: "This hard-hitting drama provided much of the talented cast with some juicy material, while also allowing the show to continue to go from strength-to-strength.
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Mr Thanathorn (pictured) insists that before the election was called he sold his shares in V-Luck, publisher of glossy magazines such as Jibjib (Cheep cheep), the hard-hitting inflight publication of Nok Air, a budget airline.
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EVERGLOW "Bon Bon Chocolat" One of the biggest K-pop debut singles, Everglow's "Bon Bon Chocolat" is equal parts sultry and hard-hitting, especially its most captivating element: the dramatic ebb and flow of the chorus. 18.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 2): 84%What critics said: "This hard-hitting drama provided much of the talented cast with some juicy material, while also allowing the show to continue to go from strength-to-strength.
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Citizen Lab, a cybersecurity watchdog organization at the University of Toronto, has published hard-hitting research on powerful targets in recent years: Chinese government censorship, Silicon Valley's invasion of customers' privacy, despotic regimes' electronic surveillance of dissidents.
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My favorite example has to be the time Sean Hannity presented hard-hitting journalism on what goes on at Spring Break, spread out over an entire week's worth of stories with endless shots of girls in bikinis.
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After weeks of anticipation, President Donald Trump has decided to back down from a hard-hitting policy that would sharply restrict Chinese investment in the US — opting to work with Congress on a more modest measure instead.
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Speaking to reporters in the Oval Office, Trump said he signed an executive order imposing "hard hitting" sanctions on Iran that will deny Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, his office "and many others" access to financial instruments.
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The rising Sydney MC was blowing up on the back of his Dopamine produced track "Everyday," and his style that fused hard-hitting bars with just the right amount of autotune was gaining traction in Sydney and beyond.
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During a hard-hitting match between heavyweight boxers Deontay Wilder and Dominic Breazeale Friday night, Wilder landed a nasty right hook on the jaw of Breazeale in the first round, sending him to the ground in a daze.
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If this were the WWE of ten years ago, there's not much doubt that Nakamura, as a Japanese guy whose English isn't great, would have had to leave his gimmick as a hard-hitting, sinewy badass behind him.
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Tufekci has written for the New York Times since 23, but has become a particularly important fixture in the past few months with hard-hitting editorials on Facebook's role in the 2016 U.S. election and the Equifax hack.
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CHIHUAHUA, Mexico (Reuters) - Invoking Pancho Villa's revolutionary legacy and armed with a hard-hitting corruption investigation into the country's ruling party, the governor of border state Chihuahua is shaking up Mexico's presidential election, without being in the race.
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Shot in a vérité style that is both dream-like and hard-hitting in its commentary about faith and addiction, the film often relies upon low angle hero shots bathed in a somber blue-brown-green color palette.
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After picking River up in a huge hug, Momoa, 40, sat down and answered some hard-hitting questions from the talkative little girl, while the shyer Remy gave the star a couple of high fives but remained quiet.
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While the world was waiting to hear what Selena Gomez had to say about Justin Bieber's engagement to Hailey Baldwin (seriously, can we please just let Gomez live?) someone thought to ask her a different hard-hitting question.
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Cirstea fought back with some hard hitting of her own, breaking the Sharapova serve in the first game of the second set and opening up a 4-2 lead before cracking under relentless pressure from the 2006 champion.
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Instead of focusing on one data point, like a quote from a Glassdoor article that add structure to a hard-hitting question on company culture, Zangrillo advises that candidates take in multiple data points for a holistic picture.
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But in China, where officials are often incentivized to err on the side of caution and prioritize social stability above all else, stirring up public debate with hard-hitting questions about ethics is not always a welcome endeavor.
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The 20ers, coached by Kyle Shanahan who turned just 251 in December, play a run-first, hard-hitting style that was more in vogue when Jim Brown and Gayle Sayers were blasting through defenses back in the 231s.
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In a game contrasting a potent offense and a hard-hitting defense, Atlanta quarterback Matt Ryan will try to pierce a Seattle defense dubbed "The Legion of Boom," who are missing perennial Pro Bowl safety Earl Thomas to injury.
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On Monday, in part to retaliate after the downing of the US drone, Trump imposed "hard hitting" sanctions on Iran which will deny the country's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, his office "and many others" access to financial instruments.
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Economists say the combination of hard-hitting sanctions, particularly on the country's oil exports that began last November, as well as years of economic mismanagement have led to skyrocketing inflation, rising unemployment and a frantic rush to buy dollars.
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But it's not like subscription-based publications don't face the same issues; ultimately, they need to reach readers and provide something worth paying for, be it hard-hitting journalism or just some great photo essays of rich people's apartments.
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It was next published by Origo, once one of Hungary's best hard-hitting news sites, but now controlled by a close family member of the head of the Hungarian National Bank and appears to function as a propaganda outlet.
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Having been 2-0 down in the final set, 27-year-old Linette saved four break points and reeled off four consecutive games to down the hard-hitting Italian and cap one of the finest weeks of her career.
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Stories are told in the ring instead of during staged backstage segments, and the action is grueling, bloody, high-flying, and hard-hitting; "match of the year" arguments consistently dominate message board conversations and year-end Best Of lists.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Hard-hitting Czech Petra Kvitova advanced to the third round of the U.S. Open on Thursday, defeating China's Yafan Wang 7-5 6-3 to keep her dream of winning a third Grand Slam title alive.
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India left-arm paceman Barinder Sran (3-56) gave his side a dream start on his debut by dismissing hard-hitting openers Aaron Finch (eight) and David Warner (five) in successive overs to reduce Australia to 21 for two.
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Stephens, fresh from an impressive victory over the hard-hitting Victoria Azarenka, takes on 15th seed Elise Mertens of Belgium, who beat the American third seed in straight sets at the Western and Southern Open in Cincinnati last month.
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At the core of Techno City is its titular track, which takes listeners on a bumping night-ride paved with elastic percussion, disco-tinged loops, and quirky, futuristic accents that keep the hard-hitting rhythm from feeling too intense.
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It was a state-sponsored Romanian cop show called Comrade Detective, which followed hard-hitting, above-the-law detectives Gregor Anghel and Joseph Baciu as they prevented Reagan mask-wearing assassins and capitalist conspiracies from rotting their Romanian motherland.
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He was driven in his pursuit of ratings and entertainment, sandwiching hard-hitting political or social segments between interviews with boy bands, eccentrics and local heroes — anything that would grip an audience and keep people talking through the week.
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Not that the host of The Tonight Show needs to be a hard-hitting journalist getting to the bottom of things—it's just that if he's going to have these people on, at least have some point of view.
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Season 6 of The Walking Dead brought pulse-pounding twists and turns – not to mention one heck of a hard-hitting cliffhanger … but none of the surprises seems to have polarized fans as much as the romance between Rick and Michonne.
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His supporters would argue that a fair reading of the speech would suggest it wasn't as sharply worded as critics say; that is true, but for his critics, the hard-hitting way he delivered it made it seem borderline authoritarian.
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The talking points for KPRF campaigners, which in the past have been so blandly anodyne as to be almost parodies, confining themselves to softball issues such as more support for pensioners and war veterans, are much more hard-hitting this time.
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The first thing to note is that gameplay has not been totally revamped, which is a good thing—the fast paced, hard hitting core of the game (glory kills and all) seems totally intact with a few very important additions.
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Gael Monfils produced the comeback of the day to beat Kei Nishikori in three sets while Canada's Denis Shapovalov enjoyed the biggest win of his young career by defeating hard-hitting Argentine Juan Martin del Potro 6-3 7-6(4).
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Chicago Public Radio has a long, proud tradition of hard-hitting audio journalism — local stories as well as pieces for This American Life, which originated at the station — but it had never run a textual story so long, controversial, and complicated.
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That's the Russian Embassy UK. After Prime Minister Theresa May accused the Russian government of poisoning a former Russian spy, Sergei Skripal, as well as his daughter, in Britain, the Russian Embassy responded with a hard-hitting middle school physics principle.
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If you haven't signed up for our BuzzFeed News photo newsletter, you're missing out on the most powerful images from around the internet, behind-the-scenes exclusives from renowned photographers, and hard-hitting photo stories delivered each week to your inbox.
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The Clevelanders overcame adversity to make their unexpected run to the World Series, shuffling their rotation after injuries to young starting pitchers Carlos Carrasco and Danny Salazar, and doing without injured, hard-hitting outfielder Michael Brantley for nearly the whole season.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The crew of a hard-hitting film about initiation rituals at U.S. college fraternities said they hoped the movie would break the code of silence that has kept such violent hazing practices veiled in secrecy for too long.
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"I saw other comedians from other shows making fun of me on Twitter and I go, 'Okay, now I'm just gonna get off,' " he continued, before pointing out his show centers around lighthearted and entertaining interviews — not hard-hitting political content.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Ahead of the release last week of a report on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict by the Quartet of Middle East mediators, the word from diplomats was that it would be hard-hitting, especially on Israel and its settlement building.
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Their reporting has coursed through conservative media, where it has been held up as an example of fair and hard-hitting investigative reporting on an issue that has been a flashpoint of controversy between the White House, Congress and the press.
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Theron would go on to mix hard-hitting drama (In the Valley of Elah, The Road) with more commercial fare (Hancock, Snow White and The Huntsman) and even find a knack for dark comedy in the critically lauded Young Adult.
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Karl Frisch is executive director of Allied Progress, a nationwide progressive advocacy organization that uses hard-hitting research and creative campaigns to stand up to Wall Street and powerful special interests and hold their allies in Congress and the administration accountable.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's decision to cut company taxes and fees is an important part of fiscal policy and is a hard-hitting measure needed to cope with pressure on the economy, state media reported Vice Premier Han Zheng as saying.
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The Chicago Blackhawks and St. Louis Blues are no strangers to many elements of the current script, with the former ultimately overcoming a two-game deficit in 2014 to defeat the latter in a hard-hitting first-round playoff series.
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Wauquiez, who won the party leadership contest last month, is a hard-hitting critic of President Emmanuel Macron, whom he dismisses as out of touch with rural France, weak on security and too much in favor of closer European integration.
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According to Armada Music, the first time Miles played "Children" in a DJ set, he was extremely anxious at how the ethereal, instrumental song would be received by clubbers, who used to hearing more hard-hitting rave tracks on the dancefloor.
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To prove that they aren't fucking about and that this video is a hard hitting examination of everything bad about people who go clubbing, the lads start strong, by essentially indicting all men who have ever been to a club.
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"In Venezuela, the purpose of politics has been lost," Almagro said in a hard-hitting letter published on Tuesday requesting a permanent council meeting in mid-June to judge Venezuela's performance vis-a-vis the body's Inter-American Democratic Charter.
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His cultural position as a meme is perfectly suited to a scene that places ironic detachment beside hard-hitting themes of addiction or sadness, prioritises pop-mindedness over respect for 'the canon' and emphasizes comedic self-awareness over self-promoting machismo.
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She will have another shot at a top-10 player when she takes on hard-hitting world number five Karolina Pliskova, who smashed 13 aces to dispatch Anett Kontaveit 7-6(0) 4-6 6-53 to reach the quarter-finals.
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Keys appeared in control when she went up a break in the first set but Baptiste immediately broke back and managed to outslug the hard-hitting Keys the rest of the way to claim her first career WTA match win.
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Romanian third seed Halep trailed by a set and 5-1 against the hard-hitting fifth seed but somehow dug herself out of a hole before storming to victory to set up a semi-final against Czech second seed Karolina Pliskova.
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"We have been waiting for this for four years now, and it's fantastic to be in the final," said West Indies captain Stafanie Taylor, who took three wickets to complete a victory built on Britney Cooper's hard-hitting innings of 0003.
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The British-Nigerian Niyi Olagunju at Tafeta (Booth P6, Pier 83) is the most hard-hitting, creating partially gilded remakes of traditional sub-Saharan sculptures to criticize the global trade in objects that often had sacred or ritual origins in Africa.
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Ressa said she believes their hard-hitting drug war reports, as well as stories accusing the administration of creating a social media "ecosystem" where bloggers and internet trolls attack Duterte's opponents, quickly put them on a collision course with the president.
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Mr. Liu was about the last person standing of a group of hard-hitting journalists who worked at places like Southern Weekly and Caixin, the standard bearers of truth-seeking journalism that ebbed and flowed before Mr. Xi came to power.
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Trump announces 'hard-hitting' new sanctions against Iran The foreign ministry statement condemns Dubowitz and his think tank for the "spreading of lies, lobbyism, and propaganda against Iran," and equates the actions of the FDD with "US economic terrorism," Mehr reported.
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But these measures are likely to be watered down or altered in order for the bill to succeed, O'Toole added, sharing the view among many commentators that the stipulations on Russian bonds will be what makes DASKAA most hard-hitting.
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Heroes of the Fourth Turning contains a reference to Flannery O'Connor; I think she symbolizes, for some people, what all Christian writers ought to be like: winsome and hard-hitting, writing stories about faith that don't resort to easy answers.
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They all came here to the nation's capital for a variety of reasons, some saw "All the President's Men" and were inspired to become hard-hitting journalists, others were inspired by the notion of making a difference through good government.
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Avenatti, who has become a household name as porn star Stormy Daniels' hard-hitting attorney in her case against President Donald Trump, had personally guaranteed the payment of $4.85 million -- meaning he was on the hook if his firm didn't pay.
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Case in point: the presidential forum where moderator Matt Lauer interrupted then-candidate Hillary Clinton, asked hard-hitting questions and rushed her answers, while he threw Donald Trump softball questions and failed to follow up on answers that warranted fact-checking.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The hard-hitting documentary "I Am Jane Doe" is opening people's eyes to online child sex trafficking in the United States that until now they assumed only happened elsewhere, the filmmaker said at its British premiere on Monday.
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In Monday night's ALCS Game 3 against the hard-hitting Toronto Blue Jays, Trevor Bauer recorded two outs before the stitches in his right pinkie proved insufficient to hold together the slice in the finger sustained from a drone accident days prior.
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It's true regular 4-year-olds don't often get interviewed in magazines by famous celebrities, but North's answers to her hard-hitting questions helped us realize that she's actually a pretty normal child, especially when it comes to her favorite pizza order.
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This is a weird one: the video for this hard-hitting College Dropout cut was shot around the time of the album (at least, as Freeway seems to suggest in this Complex interview) but didn't see official release for nearly five years.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Hard-hitting American Madison Keys overcame a slow start to beat Aleksandra Krunic 4-6 6-433 6-2 in the U.S. Open third round on Saturday and move a step closer to a return trip to the final.
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The sobering figures which specifically concern Hong Kong may come as a surprise, but the hard-hitting report stated that the city has become one of the worst places in Asia for its poor response to the problem, performing worse than mainland China.
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SHANGHAI, Feb 19 (Reuters) - China's decision to cut company taxes and fees is an important part of fiscal policy and is a hard-hitting measure needed to cope with pressure on the economy, state media reported Vice Premier Han Zheng as saying.
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Although the single features a variety of hard-hitting flows from both rappers, it certainly reeks of misogyny as both Drake and Ross assume ownership of their respective partners while making overly possessive requests of them to mask the pair's own insecurities.
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In their version, J-Hope and Rap Monster especially shine, as the former's dynamic delivery combines with the latter's hard-hitting approach in a way that both borrows from the anger and energy of the original and injects it with some Bangtan style.
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Originally called Slutface—a name that they had to do away with after social media sites kept censoring it and causing them to lose out on shows—the pop punk foursome from Stavanger, Norway, bring a playful feel to hard-hitting punk.
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Part of what made English electronic duo Basement Jaxx so successful is their ability to combine humor and playfulness with masterfully hard-hitting beats, and member Felix Buxton has inaugurated a new side project aiming for a winning balance of just that combination.
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Muguruza, the 2016 French Open champion who lost to Serena Williams in the Wimbledon final the previous year, had just that bit more control in a hard-hitting baseline duel to follow up her victory over top seed Angelique Kerber on Monday.
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Mahendra Singh Dhoni's hard-hitting prowess has looked on the wane in the ODI series but the India captain drilled the first ball he faced from Faulkner for a six and followed it with a boundary as India settled for a competitive total.
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If the artist born Belcalis Almanzar had just stopped there, cranking out the kind of hard-hitting, hard-working banger you'd expect from someone whose previous mixtapes were both called Gangsta Bitch, that would also have been completely understandable—but she didn't.
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"I think it's important to realize that the Supreme Court characterizes our First Amendment as a profound national commitment to having robust, uninhibited and wide open debate and you know, that debate can sometimes be hard hitting for public officials," she said.
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Federer's fourth-round contest had been scheduled for Tuesday but was moved due to rain, giving the 37-year-old Swiss little time to recover before facing the hard-hitting Anderson, who was a 7-5 7-5 winner over Australian Jordan Thompson.
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The allegation is hardly as hard-hitting as those Trump and his allies have faced, particularly given that the federal investigation and the appointment of a special counsel to investigate Russian meddling and allegations of collusion were not triggered by the dossier.
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Even though Trump and Walsh are more ideologically similar than previous candidates and the presidents they primaried, Walsh's hard-hitting, in-your-face style and near-constant onslaught of criticisms against Trump could damage the president going into the general election contest.
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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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David Peralta broke a tie with a bases-empty homer to begin a four-run sixth inning and the hard-hitting Diamondbacks added six runs in the eighth for an 212-28 victory over the Cleveland Indians at Chase Field on Saturday.
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MINNEAPOLIS — The hard-hitting linebackers Ray Lewis and Brian Urlacher and the big-play receiver Randy Moss each made the Pro Football Hall of Fame on his first try, while the receiver Terrell Owens got in on his third time on the ballot.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Six hours in jail after an overnight rendition of Peter and the Wolf: no challenge, it seems, is off-limits for French President Emmanuel Macron as he seeks to woo wary voters behind his plans for hard-hitting economic reform.
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To recap: Lighthizer hails from an era of "might makes right" in the trade world; he's a brash and successful negotiator; and he's a dyed-in-the-wool free trade skeptic who believes in using hard-hitting measures to protect domestic industries.
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Throughout Mr. Nixon's presidency, as Newsday reported in some hard-hitting journalism of the time, he gave constant favors to the Florida realtors who had helped to make him rich, bending the rules whenever he thought he could get away with it.
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The debate over whether headgear should be mandatory in girls' lacrosse has been contentious for decades, fueled by fears that such equipment would turn their temperate game into a rugged version of hard-hitting boys' lacrosse, where helmets have been required for years.
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Bradley Byrne are locked in an increasingly nasty battle for the nomination, with all of them trading hard-hitting ads questioning their rivals' commitment to Trump — who has stayed out of the race thus far, despite his well-documented falling out with Sessions.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Ash Barty stormed into her maiden Australian Open semi-final on Tuesday with an emphatic 7-6(6) 6-2 win over Petra Kvitova that avenged her defeat to the hard-hitting Czech in last year's quarter-final at Melbourne Park.
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In its hard-hitting advertising campaign, CLF has sought to tie Democrats to Islamic terrorism and branded one House candidate, a Harvard-educated lawyer and former rapper, as too "radical and extreme" for the Hudson Valley, New York, district he's running to represent.
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The former editor of the Sunday Times has a reputation for hard-hitting interviews and his run-in with Corbyn led to an uncomfortable moment where Corbyn repeatedly declined to apologize to the Jewish community over anti-Semitism in the Labour Party.
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Charli XCX—whose songs have the playful but meaningful energy of hanging out with a best friend, whether they're about lovelorn relationships or crazy partying—and SOPHIE—whose music has always aimed for hard-hitting, deliberate blows to pleasure centers—are obvious peers.
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The young reporter asked Mattis a number of hard-hitting questions on topics ranging from strategies for fighting terrorism and ideologically motivated violence to the US military's role in combat operations in Iraq to whether Middle Eastern theocracies can become more moderate.
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Trust us, the hype for this game is real and it's probably time to upgrade your old HD TV set for a brand new 403K TV so you don't miss out on all the hard-hitting NFL action — especially if you're planning a watch party.
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Gabrielle Union plays a hard-hitting news anchor in BET's Being Mary Jane, and in her upcoming book, We're Going To Need More Wine: Stories That Are Funny, Complicated, and True, she'll reveal how fierce (and funny) she's had to be in her own life.
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On Thursday, the weeks-long battle between the two men, which intensified this week with a hard-hitting ad from Rubio's super PAC dubbing Christie as "Obama's favorite Republican" and Christie later saying that Hillary Clinton would "cut his heart out," continued to grow nasty.
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The GOP's standard-bearer in 2012 is preparing to dive into the 2016 melee later today, with a hard-hitting speech against Donald Trump that will call him out as a "phony" and a "fraud," according to prepared remarks that were given to the press.
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Lawyers for the adult-film actress Stormy Daniels and President Donald Trump squared off before a federal appeals court on Tuesday over Daniels' effort to revive a libel lawsuit she filed over a hard-hitting Trump tweet that appeared to call her a liar.
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The show began in 1983, covering human interest subjects and hard-hitting news items, but it devolved in its later years into daily stories about feuding relationships or sexual exploits in order to compete with the shock tactics dominating the competition in the 1990s.
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Before the year was out, he had transformed the publication from a quarterly to a monthly and hired Robert Scheer, a seasoned foreign correspondent, who wrote some of the magazine's most hard-hitting antiwar articles and secured the rights to publish the Guevara diaries.
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In what's sure to go down as one of the Fall Classic's most thrilling games, Houston evened the World Series one game apiece with a 21-933 comeback win against the Los Angeles Dodgers Wednesday night, thanks to heroics from the Astros' hard-hitting lineup.
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The conservatives' ambitious new chief, 42-year old Laurent Wauquiez, is a hard-hitting critic of the 39-year-old centrist president, whom he dismisses as out of touch with rural France, weak on security and too much in favor of closer European integration.
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But stories about Kylie Jenner's Vogue cover and the abs of Justin Trudeau, the Canadian prime minister, are still intermingled online with more hard-hitting newspaper articles about the terror links in a child care fraud and the serious flaws in the country's census.
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When Davis played sandlot football as a child, he liked to pretend he was Jack Tatum, the notoriously hard-hitting former Raiders defensive back nicknamed The Assassin, whose infamous helmet-to-helmet collision with opposing receiver Darryl Stingley left the latter man paralyzed for life.
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When it found an audience later on home video, it was hard to know whether to celebrate its hard-hitting treatment of white supremacy in America or fret about how its message may or may not be received by the movement it is ostensibly decrying.
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America&aposs hard-hitting heavyweight, the WBC champion, told Business Insider ahead of his 10th world title defense at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas that any opponent of his needs to box perfectly for the 36 minute duration of a 12 round fight.
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The hard-hitting Argentine is looking to pick up where he left off before the injury, when his superb play made him a finalist at the U.S. and China Opens and helped the 873-year-old reach a career-high ranking of world number three.
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Tucker Carlson's sit-down with Donald Trump Wednesday night was not exactly a hard-hitting interview, but the Fox News host did speak up at one point for conservative populists who are a bit skeptical of Trump's embrace of Paul Ryan's health care plan.
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Though Mayweather has gone, the sport has moved on and the new money men in combat sports include two hard-hitting heavyweights, two technically-adept middleweights, a UFC fighter, and a veteran of the game who continues to seek out the toughest of challenges.
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The United Nations Security Council recently held two unanimous 15-0 votes adopting hard-hitting resolutions against North Korea, and I want to thank China and Russia for joining the vote to impose sanctions, along with all of the other members of the Security Council.
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They performed a mashup of their bass-heavy 2017 hit "Cherry Bomb" with the funky EDM track "Superhuman," not only showing off their hard-hitting choreography and strong vocals, but also the spectrum of genres that the group easily spans from one moment to the next.
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This hard-hitting and emotional series from Dick Wolf's Law & Order brand chronicles the cases of the Special Victims Unit of the New York City Police Department, an elite squad of detectives who bring justice to the victims of sexual assault, child abuse and domestic violence.
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So far we haven't heard all that much from him on his plans, but on Wednesday, Pai stopped by CNBC's Squawk on the Street for his first hard-hitting interview as chairman (he also spoke with Fox Business the other day, but it was much less eventful).
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The hard-hitting first baseman returned on Sunday and hit a two-run home run in the first inning to put the visitors ahead 2-0 and then launched a solo shot in the eighth inning that gave Boston a 5-1 lead for the final score.
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Of course, it's not an exact science or anything — makeup artist Elisa Flowers told us those on either end of the skin-tone spectrum might be washed out by their nipple lipstick — but in the name of hard-hitting journalism, we had to test the theory.
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Morley Safer, the longest-serving correspondent on "60 Minutes" who was known as much for his hard-hitting reporting as the quirky stories he covered, will formally retire this week after a career in broadcast news that lasted more than 50 years, CBS said on Wednesday.
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I watched in person as Tillerson himself delivered a hard-hitting speech at a major Russian oil and gas conference in London in which he held no punches in criticizing Russia's most senior government leadership for the political morass which was holding up huge energy projects.
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While Fox News is known as the home to such pro-Trump hosts as Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham, Tuesday's town hall was held by Bill Hemmer and Harris Faulkner, two anchors the network bills as members of a supposedly fearless and hard-hitting news division.
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That's a pretty hard-hitting trio, so we'll try to get to it all: Ikea and Skanska are working together to create affordable, modular housing with things like mirrorless bathrooms and old-fashioned knobs and fixtures on appliances, as well as therapeutic gardens and clubhouses for socializing.
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The word "prass" is the sound produced when a watermelon, or someone's head, is smacked with a stick — the intention is to mock Mr. Peevski's publications, which are often seen as the government's attack dogs, and to represent the cartoonists' own goal of independent, hard-hitting satire.
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Recent efforts to pry into our national elections, duplicitous commitments regarding global peace, the annexation of Crimea, and the brazen financing of some of the most dangerous regimes around the world mark actions that warrant hard-hitting measures, a strong warning to Putin to back off.
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Last week, in the hard-hitting journalism you crave, we reported on the existence of an eBay listing for an original oil painting of Channing Tatum and his prominently displayed ballsack, which we suggested that you score for a cool Buy It Now price of $230.
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Mary Tyler Moore's TV news producer on The Mary Tyler Moore Show notably chose to face jail time rather than give up her sources; then there was the long-running '90s series Murphy Brown (and even Murphy's hard-hitting competence was countered by ditzy Corky Sherwood).
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But after Ryan announced his retirement and Myers proved to be a dogged opponent who was able to raise over $22018 million, the primary campaign turned into a brutal mud fight, with both sides now running hard-hitting attack ads in the final stretch of the campaign.
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But after Ryan announced his retirement and Myers proved to be a dogged opponent who was able to raise over $1 million, the primary campaign turned into a brutal mud fight, with both sides now running hard-hitting attack ads in the final stretch of the campaign.
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There is one scene from the Marvel-flavored series' premiere, "First Light," that is so hard-hitting and visceral it feels as though it simply wouldn't have been allowed to exist even five years ago when the recently ended Gossip Girl was still the pinnacle of YA television.
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Pageant contestants have many talents — they walk in six-inch heels without ever teetering, apply false lashes like professionals, and answer hard-hitting questions on the fly — but one very impressive (and often forgotten) skill pageant queens have is that they can hold a smile for hours on end.
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Set in the city of Gujranwala in Pakistan's Punjab province, the film takes a hard-hitting but moving look at the life of 19-year-old Saba, who survives an honor killing attempt by her father and uncle for eloping to get married to a man she loves.
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What made her essay — which itself became a hot topic of conversation, ripe for reactionary thought pieces — actually matter is how she leveraged the media moment, universalizing her experience into a timely, hard-hitting statement about our inherently sexist expectations of women and the tabloid culture that propels them.
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When TJ Dillashaw took apart the hard hitting counter puncher, Renan Barao not once but twice, he did so with masterful use of feints to draw Barao out, plant the seed of doubt in the Brazilian's mind, and to force Barao to loosen his finger on the trigger.
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Though the group only released two albums over four years, and reunited briefly in 2014 for a short tour, their work combining oddball vocal samples with hard-hitting percussion and razor-sharp basslines—has contributed to their lengthy influence on a variety of styles—from dubstep to grime.
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The story of this match is as plain as it is compelling: Cole, the three-time ROH world champion, a 27-year-old golden boy with a big mouth and hard-hitting style, versus Daniels, the respected veteran nearly 20 years his senior, going for his last shot.
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It's got hard-hitting pop punk riffs a la Blink, dirty clubs, an obvious sense of feeling out of place where everyone else seems to belong, and of course the classic Blink-182 trope of crashing a party, fucking shit up, and making a space their own. Love.
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Altogether, the locker-room presser lasted about a minute ... and Brown sounded more like Bill Belichick when it came to the hard-hitting Qs. "I'm super grateful to be here, to play for Bill Belichick and Tom Brady," Brown said to the first question about the looming NFL investigation.
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But Rent is nothing if not full-throttle, and viewers who tuned in to Fox on Sunday evening expecting the show to open with its usual hard-hitting energy were immediately aware, even before word began to spread that the show was largely pretaped, that something was ... off.
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The Russian managed to hold serve for the first time in the match at 4-2 and clung on grimly in the face of some hard hitting by her 19-year-old opponent before converting her fourth break point of the next game to get back on serve at 83-3.
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That's the kind of hard-hitting ethical quandary you probably wouldn't expect from Silicon Valley, but the teaser for the forthcoming season of HBO's tech startup satire promises to at least touch upon big names like Google and Amazon, even if it's just for a scathing joke (what is Amazon, anyway?).
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But Politico paints a behind-the-scenes picture of Warren and her hard-hitting style as being a thorn in the side of Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner, National Economic Council chief Larry Summers, Obama's top aides, and Obama himself over Warren's sharp and vocal criticisms of the administration's economic policies.
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Read more: Republican primary voters are annoyed that their party is canceling primaries to benefit TrumpEven though Trump and Walsh are more ideologically similar than Trump and Weld, Walsh's hard-hitting, in-your-face style and near-constant onslaught of criticisms against Trump could damage the president in the general election.
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You'll also understand the stamina and climbing mechanics, have a pretty good handle on the basics of combat—including weapon durability, hard hitting counterattacks, and critical hits with the bow—and have at least a limited understanding that things like temperature and weather matter in Breath of the Wild, too.
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Kelly called out Republican nominee 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 and Clinton on Wednesday for avoiding hard-hitting interviews.
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Still, the ad never explicitly says his name, and it isn't as direct and hard-hitting as some donors urge, highlighting the divide between nervous contributors and the campaign strategy-setters, as it was described by roughly two dozen high-level Democrats in and around the Clinton political and fundraising operations.
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Rather than denouncing the regime with harsh condemnations it rightly deserves, the world has virtually ignored abuses carried out in its prisons and streets; instead the major powers provide the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) lucrative transactions like the Iran Deal of 2015, rather than hard-hitting sanctions that cut deeply.
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Read more: Sharpened defence, impressive punch resistance, and elite counter attacks: This is how Canelo Alvarez romped to a huge win over Daniel Jacobs to unify three boxing titles Alvarez has a two-fight rivalry with hard-hitting middleweight Gennady Golovkin, with one win and one draw over the Kazakh puncher.
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This 4K TV features high dynamic range formats like Dolby Vision, HDR10, and HLG with world-class picture control and settings, which makes it ideal for live broadcasts like awards shows and sports events, along with hard-hitting video game action — if you have an Xbox One X, PlayStation 4, or Nintendo Switch.
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Don't attack individual reporters or specific media organizations It is absolutely vital to the health of our democracy that journalists feel that they have the freedom and the space to produce honest accounts of what's going on in Washington and to offer readers and viewers hard-hitting stories about our nation's leaders.
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The hard-hitting real estate culture that produced the future president was, to an extent, excellent preparation for the ones he, and his children, encountered when the Trump Organization entered into international licensing deals in countries such as Argentina, Azerbaijan, Indonesia, and the Philippines—all places ranked as highly corrupt by Transparency International.
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After a week when the President attempted to spin a story about Hillary Clinton's corruption and collusion vis-a-vis the Russians, when some Republicans called on Mueller to resign and when the administration insisted that the congressional investigations come to an end, the hard-hitting Mueller may have shifted the conversation.
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And it's doing so without any of the the hard-hitting dramas and boundary-pushing comedies for mature audiences that have come to define the golden age of streaming TV.Instead, Disney is leaning on its brands like Marvel, Stars Wars, and Pixar that have fan bases the company says span generations and genders.
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The races that could flip the Senate It's the latest in a string of hard-hitting Clinton campaign ads highlighting offensive remarks by Trump about Hispanics, disabled people, veterans and women, and several provocative comments about nuclear weapons, and war, over a black and white montage of Americans of every race and age.
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This artistic duality is also at the core of CupcakKe's new album Queen Elizabitch, her most mainstream-sounding release to date, boasting tracks like "Biggie Smalls," a hard-hitting ode to body positivity, and album opener "Scraps," where she strives to stay optimistic when confronted with the various woes of the world.
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From the bedsqueaks and slow breakdowns, putting the crowd in a sensual mood—to chopped words and phrases over hard-hitting drops—every sample I use, pattern I make has a frequency that makes you have no choice but to head bop in your seat, to getting up and moving to the beat.
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The book, slated for release on November 2 through UK publisher Faber, is described in a press release (via FACT) as an "uncensored, hard-hitting" project in which topics including "abuse, revenge, graffiti, gold teeth, sawn-off shotguns, car crashes, hot yoga, absent fatherhood, and redemption through reality TV" will be covered.
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Here we used the beauty of skating and the celebration of this world to share hard-hitting issues about why this community faces stereotyping, why roller rinks are still segregated in this country, why on "adult nights" skaters aren't treated the same—there's heavy policing and metal detectors absent on other nights.
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"New York Rain: Vintage Sights and Sounds of a Soaked City" As much as I value necessary discourse in politics and climate change, snapshots of everyday moments serve as reminders of all that is good in this world, in between hard-hitting exposés, and are just as essential to the news cycle.
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Sharapova managed to hold serve for the first time in the match at 4-2 and clung on grimly in the face of some hard hitting by Sabalenka, a 19-year-old Belarusian ranked 102nd, before converting her fourth break point of the next game to get back on serve at 83-3.
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While several countries, led by the United States and Canada, have already imposed hard-hitting sanctions against Mr. Maduro and his allies for violating human rights in Venezuela, sanctions should be aligned across countries and financial loopholes should be closed, particularly those in Europe that have allowed his illicit facilitators to launder millions.
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ASK THE FONZ ... 'cause Henry Winkler just stepped in for the tennis star and played publicist for her in L.A. It all started when we got Maria at LAX, and wanted to know some really hard-hitting questions about her training regimen during her suspension and her mindset when she comes back.
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Even a hard-hitting reporter in breathable cotton/Lycra blend workout wear isn't impervious to the lure of a good swag bag, and in the name of not-so-honest reporting, I take a fistful of branded pens and shove them into my free Bulletproof tote when Nick moves on to the next person.
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Throughout The Inventor, Morris' off-camera questions for Holmes come across as praise-filled, credibility bolstering inquiries — a fitting tone for a PR job, but a potentially problematic look for Morris as a hard-hitting documentarian close to what would become one of the most highly publicized fraud cases in the history of Silicon Valley.
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It's not clear when the feud began, but the Times has been publishing hard-hitting and controversial journalism on the Clintons since at least the Whitewater scandal in the early 1990s—followed by the Monica Lewinsky scandal in the late '90s, the "Clinton Cash" story in 2015, and the Clinton campaign emails in 19963.
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For now, there is this thorough, hard-hitting volume that seeks to explain Trump, from the time he was born with a silver spoon and "golden hair, pink cheeks and a tiny pucker of a mouth," to his shocker of a presidential campaign ("candidates typically don't insult the parents of soldiers who die in combat").
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This year, we are in Arizona for two days of hard-hitting, unscripted interviews with special guests like Facebook executives Adam Mosseri and Andrew Bosworth, Amazon Web Services CEO Andy Jassy, Fair Fight founder Stacey Abrams, Netflix VP of Original Content Cindy Holland, Russian Doll star Natasha Lyonne, and Medium CEO Ev Williams, among others.
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Red Carpet Watch 7 Photos View Slide Show ' Rachel McAdams, 37, is perhaps best known for her lead roles in lighthearted films like "Mean Girls" and "The Notebook," yet she's tackled meatier fare recently: as a boxer's doomed wife in "Southpaw" and a hard-hitting reporter in "Spotlight," for which she has been nominated for her first Academy Award.
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The group, made up of Marc Chagnon, Julien Maranda, and Patrick Barry, are known as much for their hard-hitting, bass-soaked tracks as they are for their label Kannibalen Records (which has signed artists like Snails and Apashe), and their immersive performance, where they sport 3D-printed tiger helmets with lighting that syncs to the music.
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If you -- if you look at the animus in those e-mails, and the -- and the bias, and then, see what they didn&apost do how they conducted this week ineffective sophomoric investigation that did not use a grand jury, that didn&apost do hard-hitting investigations, and was conducted by people at a much too high level.
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Because squaring up is necessary to accomplish hard hitting offense, but simultaneously offers the opponent far more opportunities, most boxing coaches like their fighters to end combinations with a hook or jab back out to range because both lead handed punching actions put the fighter back behind his lead shoulder and punish the opponent if he pursues.
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In a hard-hitting chapter on neocolonialism, Mehta details how corporations spirit away money that they should be paying as taxes to the developing countries in which they operate (to educate children, grow crops, build infrastructure) into overseas tax shelters; for every dollar these countries receive in international aid, they lose $24 through such capital flight.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. We love to bring you the of-the-minute scoop on the music world's hard hitting news here at noisey dot vice dot com, but every so often, we also love to unearth two-month-old YouTube prank videos in an attempt to pass them off as legitimate content.
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As a trainer, the hard-hitting 147lb champ from the 1970s has become a bit of an inside tip in the world of Muay Thai, with many big name nak muay farang (foreign kickboxers), and MMA strikers, going to Bangkok to track down the veteran ass kicker to learn a thing or two about the old one-two.
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JC Contemporary, a nonprofit art space, offers two hard-hitting shows this spring: The R-rated "Performing Society: The Violence of Gender" (until April 28) and "Contagious Cities: Far Away, Too Close" (until April 21), which documents disease in Hong Kong, from the 19th-century plague to modern-age epidemics like SARS, or severe acute respiratory syndrome.
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And in her "Reputation" live appearances thus far — on "Saturday Night Live" and on iHeartRadio's Jingle Ball winter mini-tour — she has been diving deeper into high-end pop spectacle: blinding strobes, blaring bass tones, a gang of hard-hitting backup dancers and her least naturalistic presentation ever, a likely hint of what's to come on this tour.
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"I always focus on the good and not the bad in these men / And now the feds have gotta go and tell my mother I'm dead / I think my soul left my body tenth kick to the head / I blacked out on the fifth and the carpet went red," she spits in one of her realest and most hard-hitting tracks to date.
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With two critical elections on the horizon -- 2018 and 19883 -- Democrats need to wake up from their civil slumber and understand that turning back the modern Republican Party, with President Donald Trump as its Batman and the Freedom Caucus as its Robin, will necessitate engaging directly in the hard-hitting, media-centered, political combat zone within which elections are now determined.
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"Based on this review, we have embarked on a work force optimization initiative that will allow us to evolve our business operation in order to maintain a leading position and continue our recognized commitment to high-quality, independent and hard-hitting journalism around the world," Mostefa Souag, the acting director general of the network, said in a news release about the decision.
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One of the era's strongest full-length debuts, the record finds him backed by beats from Afrika Islam, a producer connected to the Rock Steady Crew and the Zulu Nation, and DJ scratches by Evil E. The album delivered hard-hitting jams like "22014 'N The Mornin'" and "Pain," which built up his image as a street-hardened hustler with impeccable mic skills.
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