Not to do so imperils the host country's ruling parties.
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The Hill: Trump court battle imperils Senate Dems, House GOP.
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This action imperils American security and that of our allies.
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But there's no evidence that voter fraud immediately imperils American democracy.
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When the state fails to take proper action, it imperils us all.
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That is a very serious business, and it imperils our national security.
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The depletion imperils Israel's biggest reservoir, starving the River Jordan and Dead Sea.
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The announcement blindsided many Republicans and imperils the party's grip on the House.
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Ample reports show that climate change itself threatens jobs and imperils economic productivity.
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The assumption that everyone in government is a bad actor imperils our democracy.
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Go deeper: Violence in Congo imperils efforts to combat Ebola outbreak (The Washington Post)
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And a failed vote imperils the rest of Trump's early agenda, including tax cuts.
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The shareholder opposition imperils what would be the largest pharmaceutical acquisition of all time.
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Specifically, it appears to many that the Trump candidacy imperils both party and country.
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It's too easy to get into a bitter fight, one that imperils loving relationships.
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The brilliance of "Black Mirror" is that it's not about how technology imperils our humanity.
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The issue has become so fraught in California it imperils the political future of Gov.
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That also imperils banks across the world, which have lent $400bn secured on smoke-spewing ships.
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Investment-spooking instability of the kind some of Magufuli's policies are courting imperils much of that.
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And Brexit imperils relations with the EU, which accounts for over two-thirds of UK exports.
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One likely candidate, as seen from the present, is the climate change that imperils humanity's future.
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The chaos over the energy and water bill imperils the entire appropriations process, officials said Thursday.
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The chamber recently issued a report warning that Brexit potentially imperils the profitability of these investments.
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Its work to reduce violence abroad that imperils U.S. interests cannot be duplicated by government agencies.
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"The danger is presuming that Japanese culture alone somehow protects or imperils your investment," said Bleistein.
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Removing Trump would prove that Congress won't tolerate a president who betrays and imperils America's allies.
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Some critics warn that Hoffman's playbook for hastily supersizing startups into Fortune 500 juggernauts imperils society.
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I think they're very sensitive to that, whether or not that imperils their immediate reelection chances.
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The shake-up imperils broad reforms intended to end violence and graft at the Rikers jail complex.
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Surely the party can devote one-twelfth of its debate time to the issue that imperils civilization.
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The removal imperils an agreement with Odebrecht to participate in the investigation entailing around 40 separate cases.
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Scientists know they're losing ground, but they're concerned that activism involving their work imperils the objectivity of research.
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No similar deflection imperils Coe, whose meanings register with all the subtlety of a punch in the stomach.
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Legal group Earthjustice argued that lifting the coal moratorium imperils public health for the benefit of coal companies.
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This imperils the DACA program and leaves the livelihood and future of approximately 800,000 youth in the balance.
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What this type of technology really imperils is the space for disobedience built into any humane system of laws.
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That's why it's so alarming that Congress is now considering a bill that imperils this critical function of democracy.
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President Donald Trump's first budget proposal imperils the progress made over 13 years of PEPFAR and the Global Fund.
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Eric Greitens on a felony charge of invasion of privacy Thursday night further imperils his already dicey political future.
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I cannot help but think this age divide imperils some folks ability to understand Biden's appeal with black voters.
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As well as hurting national pride, golf's decline imperils an industry that employs about one in every 125 Scottish workers.
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Three young adventurers are on a quest of worldly importance that both imperils them and teaches them valuable life lessons.
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Crucially, the law imperils American workers based in Egypt who are often involved in administering American aid through these NGOs.
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That not only threatens China's sovereignty and security but also gravely imperils peace and security in the South China Sea.
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The remaining reserves are rapidly depleting, which in turn imperils another backbone of the national economy, Lebanon's financial services industry.
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Yet it's this double standard that allows outbreaks to become pandemics, and that imperils public health — in Africa and everywhere.
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"The alarming trajectory of our debt imperils all supplemental appropriations for dealing with disasters like Harvey in the future," Rep.
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So as soon as anyone connects the dots, it imperils a firm's ability to appeal to the next great entrepreneur.
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For President Trump to fire the man responsible for investigating his own campaign's ties to the Russians imperils that fundamental principle.
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"The alarming trajectory of our debt imperils all supplemental appropriations for dealing with disasters like Harvey in the future," he said.
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"A solar-panel tax imperils what our country needs most: well-paying jobs that can't be exported or automated," Fenster said.
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Thirsty farms there have used increasing amounts of water at a rate that scientists say hurts wildlife and imperils the salmon industry.
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They wanted the board to commission an independent study to determine whether Rekognition, its facial-recognition platform, imperils civil, human and privacy rights.
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Trump's executive order on immigration imperils precisely those people, including interpreters for the U.S. military, who want to cooperate with American foreign policy.
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It means that similar requirements in other states are most likely also unconstitutional, and it imperils many other kinds of restrictions on abortion.
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A lawsuit brought by several states imperils the health law's protections for people with pre-existing health conditions, the law's most popular provision.
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" He added, "We need to understand where conspiracy theories come from because their emergence imperils a public good, namely trust in our institutions.
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And such immediate blowback from within Trump's own party imperils his chances of replacing the law in the early months of his presidency.
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In terms of impact on the world, climate change denial in general continues to be an extremely destructive hoax that imperils the world.
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Worried leaders tempered their letters of congratulation to Mr Trump with veiled reminders of the transatlantic values many of them believe his victory imperils.
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Environmentalists support the measure but Republicans contend it gives the government too much power and the energy sector says it imperils fossil fuel industries.
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With temperatures dropping, the fragile, antiquated heating network imperils a large portion of public housing residents: children, older residents and people with health conditions.
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Doing so "imperils millions of innocent Americans and others around the globe," Kurt Opsahl, general counsel at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, told Business Insider.
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For Mr. Bush, a threat to Pepfar imperils not only a population the size of Ohio's, but also the best part of his legacy.
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As in West Virginia, Mr Braun's appeal shows that the Republican base's anti-establishment frenzy imperils elected Republicans just as much as it does Democrats.
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Bernie Sanders' partial defense of life under Cuban dictator Fidel Castro imperils the party's ability to win the critical swing state in the presidential election.
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Now political scientists who study authoritarian states and elections are sounding the alarm, warning that this kind of rhetoric imperils the health of American democracy.
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In at least six speeches since May, Sessions warned Americans that violent crime is rising and this scourge, particularly in cities, imperils our way of life.
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Never mind the affront to latter-day educated tastes of a painting style so sugary that it imperils your mind's incisors; there's a more burning issue.
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That imperils Abe's plan to win a third three-year term next year, which if served in full would make him the country's longest serving premier.
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If that's true, Trump may find that his decision to outsource his ground game to the RNC imperils his candidacy as much as his own mouth.
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The question then arises whether, like Citizens United, voter suppression will relatively quickly be replaced with still another bête noire that imperils the future of democracy.
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Mr Murray contends that the declining use of coal—today it generates 30% of America's electricity, down from more than half in 2000—imperils energy security.
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We are all downstream users of water flowing from these headwater streams, and failing to protect them imperils the drinking water of over 100 million Americans.
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In Mona Hatoum's Terra Infirma, on view at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation through August 11, form colludes with a violent function; the domestic menaces, materiality imperils.
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A spouse who imperils a very good marriage by having an affair with a work colleague is behaving foolishly (which I define as ignoring an obvious risk).
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Ending TPS for Hondurans living in the U.S., with the threat of mass deportations in this volatile context, is an ill-conceived maneuver that imperils regional security.
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While that traumatizing example was of a far different magnitude, the subway system is the backbone of New York and its decline imperils the city's economic vitality.
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"I will not stand by while Congress turns it back on these individuals and imperils our ability to secure this kind of support in the future," Shaheen added.
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The eagerness of Mr. Trump's advisers to accept assistance from Russia and from WikiLeaks in 2016 has a parallel in the current scandal that imperils Mr. Trump's presidency.
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Among specific policies, continued adherence to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action — that is, the Iran nuclear deal — is perhaps the one that General McMaster's departure most imperils.
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Aid workers say the ban imperils their work fighting disease and teaching in the sealed, impoverished country, but its brutal government has repeatedly detained Americans for mild offenses.
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This exposure also imperils species like moss, which rely on a moist, dark environment to thrive, but are now left to dry out in the wind and sun.
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How does it benefit society to force a youth to comply with a court order that imperils his family's economic security — even if he has committed a crime?
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It&aposs not the unseemly energy deal that imperils Eastern Europe or a country that&aposs been undermining its future safety while asking us to pay for their protection.
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Climate change imperils food supplies, water and places where people live, endangering the U.N. plan to address these world problems by 2030, according to a report by U.N. officials.
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The problem in ceding to Freedom Caucus demands is that it imperils support from Republican moderates, including the 23 members who represent districts won by Hillary Clinton last November.
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In fact, it imperils the American economy to linger in a sort of purgatory where we are torn between embracing a prosperous future and retreating to an unattainable past.
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In a fitting dramatic twist, his fateful decision to fire Comey prompted the appointment of special counsel Robert Mueller, whose work imperils Trump even more than his own chaos.
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Climate change imperils food supplies, water and places where people live, endangering the U.N. plan to address these world problems by 2030, according to a report by U.N. officials.
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"The extradition bill imperils the strong U.S.-Hong Kong relationship that has flourished for two decades," Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi said in a statement Tuesday.
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No matter the venue or medium, Martinez's message is focused on empowering youth to take action against the devastation that imperils his own generation, and those that will follow it.
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The country saw a resurgence of white nationalism that imperils the racial progress we've made, along with the rise of a president whose policies reflect the values of white nationalists.
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"It is an outrage that some nations would not only trade with such a nation but would arm, supply and financially support a country that imperils the world," he said.
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For a true religious believer, nothing is more dangerous than the propagation of false beliefs about God, since heresy imperils something even more important than lives — it threatens our souls.
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Israel's continued control of the West Bank, home to more than two and a half million Palestinians, imperils its Jewish national majority and risks thrusting the country into binational chaos.
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It is an outrage that some nations would not only trade with such a regime, but would arm, supply and financially support a country that imperils the world with nuclear conflict.
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And Rubio, who has already been hit by millions in attack ads, is bound to be hit by much more from Bush's super PAC, something that imperils the Florida senator's standing.
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For them the verdict offered an affirming message which, in my view, imperils the public servants who protect our lands in the face of a long history of threats and violence.
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"It is an outrage that some nations would not only trade with such a regime, but would arm, supply and financially support a country that imperils the world," Mr. Trump said.
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"I will not stand by while Congress turns its back on these individuals and imperils our ability to secure this kind of support in the future," Shaheen said in a statement.
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It is an outrage that some nations would not only trade with such a regime, but would arm, supply and financially support a country that imperils the world with nuclear conflict.
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Along the way, career foreign service officers became collateral damage — and questions of a Trump-authorized quid pro quo emerged, blowing up into a scandal that now imperils the Trump presidency.
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It is an outrage that some nations would not only trade with such a regime, but would arm, supply, and financially support a country that imperils the world with nuclear conflict.
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That literally any change to the political system of a fast-changing country will be seen as a grubby scheme for partisan advantage creates a lock-in problem that imperils our future.
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"Early indications that the Administration plans to distort or disregard science and evidence, coupled with the chaos and confusion occurring within federal agencies, now imperils the effectiveness of our government," Goldman writes.
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You can't give the Palestinians hundreds of millions of dollars in security assistance and be blind to the fertile culture of jihad there that imperils the security of not just its neighbor.
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The implication in this narrative, of course, is that the Mueller probe is a national security threat, in that it imperils relations between the two countries and, in doing so, risks war.
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The failure of some in Congress to understand the realities of modern global economic competition, manifested in the continued political maneuvering to stymie the bank's operations, seriously imperils America's global economic competitiveness.
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This 17-minute short film shows the devastations of the poaching war in Africa, which not only drives certain species to near-extinction, but imperils the cultures and livelihoods of local villages.
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Uncovering a high-stakes conspiracy, even many decades later, naturally imperils the lives of the detective and the plucky octogenarian actress, who can barely climb the stairs to his walk-up apartment.
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Student activists, like those with the Fossil Free UC Campaign, are organizing divestment campaigns in college campuses around the country to combat continuing investments in an industry that imperils our national security.
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"The country saw a resurgence of white nationalism that imperils the racial progress we've made, along with the rise of a president whose policies reflect the values of white nationalists," Potok said.
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In a separate lawsuit filed on Wednesday by environmental group Earthjustice, a coalition of conservation groups challenged the administration's moratorium decision, arguing that it imperils public health for the benefit of coal companies.
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"It is an outrage that some nations would not only trade with such a regime, but would arm, supply and financially support a country that imperils the world with nuclear conflict," he said.
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Indeed, Mr. Trump's election imperils many of Mr. Obama policies, notably the health care law that has extended coverage to 20 million Americans but aggravated others who resented government intrusion and rising premiums.
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With so many Leavers supporting free trade, which Brexit imperils, it seems that when they voted in the referendum they either didn't understand the implications of their choice, or have now changed their minds.
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U.S. lawmakers of both parties have lamented the mounting death toll and humanitarian crisis in Yemen's civil war, where civilian casualties have surged more than 160% in recent months and famine imperils 14 million.
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With few other options available, a reluctance to use fiscal stimulus to fight a recession could be self-defeating, because a lack of growth imperils fiscal sustainability at least as much as deficits do.
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Pakistanis began voting in a historic third straight election ending a campaign marred by widespread allegations of manipulation that local and international rights group say imperils the country&aposs wobbly transition to democratic rule.
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Why it matters: Facebook is investing in full-page ads, new policies and C-suite lobbying efforts as it stares down a crisis that imperils its reputation with Congress and relationship with the public.
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The state-run company "cannot comply with all the committed volume for exports" and the Conoco action imperils its ability to ship fuel oil to China or access inventories to be exported from Bonaire.
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The breach of the dam imperils two unlined coal ash ponds on site, which contain a combined 2.1 million cubic yards of coal ash, according to a report prepared for Duke Energy this year.
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The leader of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority acknowledged on Monday that the failing health of New York City's subway system imperils not only the city's financial future, but the well-being of the surrounding region.
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If the United States negotiates a new, more restrictive NAFTA that imperils both economic and political relations with two of our closest friends, the business community may be compelled to urge Congress to reject it.
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Therefore, it is necessary to stand down every challenger, not for simple reasons of ego or pride but because even appearing to waver is a de facto surrender that imperils America's not-at-all-guaranteed dominance.
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The American Civil Liberties Union has condemned the ruling, arguing it "imperils free speech" and could set a new precedent that chills people's First Amendment rights when communicating via tech tools like text and social media.
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Turkish officials said the new advance imperils understandings under a 2018 pact that left Turkey, which has expanded its influence in Syria, to secure control of rebel-controlled highways and handle the thorny fate of jihadists.
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An ongoing corporate culture scandal at Uber has already forced the exit of its CEO and imperils its business future, and services like Facebook, Twitter, and Google-owned YouTube have struggled to manage abuse and harassment.
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"Threats to tropical coral reefs worldwide have escalated to a level that imperils the survival of these complex, diverse and beautiful ecosystems," Janice M. Lough, an Australian researcher, wrote in a February opinion piece in Nature.
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It should be no surprise that a party willing to deny the reality of a climate crisis that imperils all civilization has given the presidency to a man who denied his black predecessor is an American.
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"By encouraging police to dole out extra pain at will, the president is urging a kind of lawlessness that already imperils the health and lives of people of color at shameful rates," Robinson said in a statement.
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If the claims in his memo are correct, they would appear to offer the most compelling evidence yet that Trump's attempt to shut down the probe could amount to an obstruction of justice that imperils his presidency.
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A more immediate threat to affordable housing, critics say, is the huge tax bill passed by Congress last year, which imperils one of the most important sources of long-term funding, the Low Income Housing Tax Credit.
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It could also be a colossal disaster that imperils Republican control of the House, threatens Mr. Ryan's reputation and position and leaves his party without a noteworthy legislative achievement despite control of Congress and the White House.
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He and Robin Phillips – with whom Mr. Westerman will co-head HSBC's newly created global banking division — should have enough to do to keep them from the kind of power struggle that often imperils such co-executive partnerships.
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The President's agenda imperils many of the most important health and safety gains made during the last quarter-century, and the losses will be felt most acutely by those whom our society has already relegated to the margins.
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A strengthening currency imperils that export growth, and heightens the risk that the BoJ—one of the most assertive central banks in the world in terms of managing currency risk—could sell yen to counteract the upward pressure.
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"Anything of that nature that misrepresents this country, given that this was a non-New Zealand citizen, imperils the future and safety of the New Zealand people and our people abroad, and that is totally unfair," Peters said.
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This latest outbreak not only imperils the health of the Congolese people, it endangers peace and stability in a region core to American national security interests and causes Americans to question, once again, whether Ebola can be contained.
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China and the eurozone are key to the second-half outlook, with those regions seen driving a larger share of the global recovery as political turmoil in Washington imperils President Donald Trump's plans to quickly pass stimulus plans.
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For people who have been concerned that stock valuations had gotten out of whack and that the threat of a trade war imperils the economy — and I'd place myself in that camp — the earnings surge provides some comfort.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Fastest Drying in 2,000 Years Imperils Millions" (front page, March 12): The world is facing one of the largest food crises in more than 70 years, and climate change is only making it worse.
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When Justice Kavanaugh replaced Justice Anthony Kennedy in 2018, he moved a five-member conservative majority even farther to the right, and progressives are rightly concerned that this shift imperils many past victories — from reproductive rights to affirmative action.
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The lawsuit imperils California's ability to use its enormous economy to claim a level of authority that makes it a rival power center to D.C. The U.S. Department of Justice was quite explicit about trying to neutralize that notion.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India called on Thursday for a coalition of middle-income countries to drum up support for globalization as a political backlash in the United States and parts of Europe against free trade and investment imperils its growth aspirations.
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"Time to scrap it entirely" By openly attributing the delay to political calculations, the administration also imperils its argument in the courtrooms where its fate will likely be decided after a new round of legal challenges are filed in response.
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"The rollback of the Clean Power Plan not only imperils the planet's future climate but will have life-and-death consequences for millions of Americans here and now," Ken Cook, the president of the Environmental Working Group, said in a statement.
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After four years of bingo creation, it's uncertain whether it successfully operates as a coping mechanism, or if it instead distills the rot that permeates the information security vendor landscape, bottled up like a poisonous gas that imperils us all.
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These companies and many others see climate change as increasingly threatening to their bottom line due to extreme weather events like heat waves and droughts, and sea level rise that imperils coastal megacities from New York to Miami to Dhaka.
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As a man who steadfastly denies the facts of climate change -- and this imperils the world -- he does have something in common with the character Elton John sent hurtling toward Mars while declaring, "And all this science, I don't understand."
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It flies in the face of scientific consensus about sex and gender, and it imperils the freedom of people to live their lives in a way that fits their sex and gender as these develop throughout each individual life cycle.
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Editorial As surely as there are camels' backs and straws to break them, moments arrive when citizens say they've had enough, when they rise up against political leaders who do not speak for them and whose moral fecklessness imperils lives.
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But one of his old-fashioned skills hasn't just fallen out of demand since the state legalized marijuana, it has become a liability: State court rulings mean that Tulo's keen nose for pot imperils his work on other drug cases.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Official Estimate Imperils Support for Health Bill" (front page, June 27): As a health care ethicist, I am often called upon to help doctors and others make tough decisions for people who are very ill.
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Democratic lawmakers took to the Senate floor on Wednesday to warn that the Trump administration's plan to dismantle US net neutrality rules imperils free speech at a time when an open platform for political dissent is needed more than ever.
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It suggests that in the face of an unprecedentedly awful candidate, who imperils our NATO allies and argues for flagrantly racist policies and attacks the families of fallen soldiers, they care more about partisanship than what's best for the country.
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The President-elect's tendency to go after people who criticize him by sending false and provocative statements to his 17 million twitter followers not only imperils those people and their organizations, it also poses a clear and present danger to our democracy.
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"This foolish rollback of clean water standards rejects years of work building stakeholder input and scientific data support, and it imperils the progress for safe clean drinking water in the Midwest," said Howard Learner, executive director of the Environmental Law & Policy Center.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Hill Reporter Rafael Bernal: Biden tries to salvage Latino Support Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE said the withdrawal "imperils national security," while Republican Sen.
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Erik Altieri, executive director of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML), warned that the move by Sessions "flies in the face of sensible public policy and broad public opinion," and imperils an industry estimated to be worth $16 billion.
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Trump's tweet underscored a message that is drawing fire from both Republicans and Democrats on Capitol Hill: The administration will overlook human rights abuses — even the murder of a U.S. resident like Khashoggi — if making a stand imperils the president's pursuit of economic growth.
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To avoid a third election, the Socialists may have to either back a left-wing coalition fronted by a party that imperils their existence, or enable a minority government led by a foe, the center-right People's Party (PP) which is seen coming first.
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Even if the Justice Department has an exceptionally strong case, it would surely pause before demanding a fine that imperils the viability of Deutsche Bank, let alone the fragile European banking system, which would surely spill over into global markets and the United States economy.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France is ready to veto any British request for a Brexit delay that either kicks the can down the road without offering a way out of its deadlock or imperils European Union institutions, an official in President Emmanuel Macron's office said on Tuesday.
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This misallocation imperils growth and job creation, and on a vast scale since, according to state media, in 2018 the private sector contributed 50 percent of tax revenue, 60 percent of gross domestic product, 80 percent of urban employment and 90 percent of all new jobs.
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"I've said it before and I'll say it again, we must ensure that nothing happens in the Brexit discussions that imperils the Good Friday accord, including, but not limited to, the seamless border between the Irish Republic and Northern Ireland," Pelosi told a special joint sitting of Ireland's parliament.
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Bloomberg News reported that unnamed Chinese officials have recommended slowing or halting purchases of U.S. Treasury bonds, a move that, depending on its size, could snag China's efforts to manage its currency and even spark a market selloff that imperils the strongest run of global economic growth in years.
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Jason ChaffetzJason ChaffetzHouse Oversight panel demands DeVos turn over personal email records The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by JUUL Labs - Trump attack on progressive Dems draws sharp rebuke GOP senators decline to criticize Acosta after new Epstein charges MORE (R-Utah) is arguing that collective bargaining imperils cybersecurity.
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Law and Justice has proven itself unlike any previous Polish government, rapidly remaking the country in line with its nationalist conservative vision and in a way that critics — including former prime minister and European Council President Donald Tusk and three former Polish presidents — say imperils the country's democratic order.
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On Monday, both men sought to minimize the conflict between them in the interest of sending a signal of unity of purpose that could soothe the despair of allies who fear the feud imperils any hopes for the tax and budget legislation before the end of the year.
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"Albany lawmakers have to decide whether they're willing to face their voters this fall after returning home empty-handed when they had the chance to squarely address a transit and traffic crisis that imperils the economic lives of millions of New Yorkers across the city, region and state," he said.
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With the Federal Communications Commission scheduled to vote on the issue today, the threatened rollback not only imperils fair play and free speech; it will also empower foreign entities with substantial market-making power, like China's government, to meddle in American public discourse on a scale dwarfing Russia's recent cyber-chicanery.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Hill Reporter Rafael Bernal: Biden tries to salvage Latino Support Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE on Thursday said President Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris climate deal imperils U.S. national security.
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"But now that serious accusations have arisen about his conduct in his teenage years, I believe that these accusations deserve the best and most professional investigation possible — even if that means a brief additional delay on the ultimate vote on Judge Kavanaugh, and even if that investigatory delay imperils his confirmation," he added.
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" Roy Hardy, president of the Precision Metalforming Association and Dave Tilstone, president of the National Tooling and Machining Association, said the steep tariffs "imperils the U.S. manufacturing sector, and particularly downstream U.S. steel and aluminum consuming companies, who alone employ 6.5 million Americans compared to the 80,000 employed by the domestic steel industry.
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With impeachment, campaign officials and White House allies believe Trump has gained a formidable advantage in his bid for reelection: one that energizes his core supporters, places a segment of independent voters at odds with his opponents and potentially imperils swing-state Democrats whose constituents adamantly oppose his early removal from office.
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Assessing Trump's war with the House Freedom Caucus over his failed healthcare bill, Cook Political Report editor Amy Walter notes that this conflict imperils vulnerable Republican incumbents: The more the GOP gets bogged down in process instead of progress, the more likely it is that their voters become disillusioned and that independent voters abandon them.
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Yes, the Democrats were complicit in the neoliberalization of the economy, but it's the GOP that has consistently pushed trickle-down economics well after it failed; it's the GOP that continues to this day to push an extremist philosophy of deregulation; it's the GOP that imperils our future by refusing to act on climate change.
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NANCY BENNETT O'HAGAN Portland, Me. To the Editor: Re "Trump Eggs On Moscow in Hack of Clinton Email" (front page, July 28): By trying to keep alive the issue of Hillary Clinton's email server while secretary of state, Donald Trump, with his usual dangerous lack of judgment, imperils his own candidacy far more than Mrs. Clinton's.
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" The bill also makes it a policy that the U.S. use all instruments of power to deter and respond to cyberattacks that are meant to "cause casualties, significantly disrupt the normal functioning of our democratic society or government, threaten the U.S. Armed Forces or the critical infrastructure it relies upon, or achieves an effect ... comparable to an armed attack or imperils a U.S. vital interest.
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The National Coalition for Advanced Transportation (NCAT), whose members also include electric automaker Rivian and utility Exelon, on Friday asked the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia to intervene in a pair of lawsuits by the attorneys general of California and 22 other states and environmental groups challenging the Trump administration's move, which it says imperils billions of dollars in investments by its members.
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Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney said Britain must present a detailed plan on how to push the May's deal through parliament in order to get EU approval for an extension, An official in the office of President Emmanuel Macron went further, saying France was ready to veto any British request for a Brexit delay that delays matters without offering a way out of the present deadlock, or imperils European Union institutions.
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Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney said Britain must present a detailed plan on how to push the May's deal through parliament in order to get EU approval for an extension, An official in the office of President Emmanuel Macron went further, saying France was ready to veto any British request for a Brexit delay that delays matters without offering a way out of the present deadlock, or imperils European Union institutions.
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Tim Murphy, popular with pro-life movement, urged abortion in affair, texts suggest (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) With Affordable Care Act's future cloudy, costs for many seem sure to soar (The New York Times) State by state Lapse in federal funding imperils children's health funding (NPR) Nevada ObamaCare rates expected to rise nearly 37 percent (Washington Examiner) States search for stopgaps as Congress misses CHIP deadline (Modern Healthcare) View the discussion thread.
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Miro, a Hong Kong-based startup, uses computer vision to tag images and videos of runners for the brands they wear (Photo: Miro) Miro, a Hong Kong-based startup, uses computer vision to tag images and videos of runners for the brands they wear (Photo: Miro) In an alarming move, the U.S. government stated the extradition bill "imperils the strong U.S.-Hong Kong relationship" that includes a special trade arrangement independent from that of mainland China.
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Researchers find viral clues (The New York Times) Three key Trump challenges to transgender and abortion rights (CNN) State by state Top Philly doctors make huge sums -- through Big Pharma consulting side gigs (The Philadelphia Inquirer) As court case imperils ACA, some states prepare contingency plans (The Wall Street Journal) The Hill op-eds True health reform depends on several critical policy elements Why Elizabeth Warren won't talk about the cost of 'Medicare for All' View the discussion thread.
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