It represents the apex of Garfield's bizarre infiltration of internet culture.
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Joseph R. McCarthy that alleged communist infiltration of the US military.
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The infiltration of wild turkeys into suburban neighborhoods is not unusual.
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The toy's infiltration of the classroom came about mostly by accident.
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There have been charges of a virtual Venezuelan infiltration of Spain's politics.
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The "Red Scare," which aimed to root out communist "infiltration" of American institutions.
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And then that basically turned into a massive stage infiltration of the crowd.
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A huge infiltration of troops could also inject more fear into traumatized citizens.
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We're very much enjoying the Stranger Things cast's ongoing infiltration of the fashion world.
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And he called for "extreme vetting" to stop the infiltration of potential radical Islamists.
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The other big hack this week was Elliot's spyware infiltration of the Dark Army.
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The infiltration of technology by demonic spirits has always been an inherently terrifying prospect.
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We fear the physical threat presented by terrorism and the infiltration of its agents.
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But there was no large-scale infiltration of the US by MS-133 members.
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The FBI continues to pursue explicit programs of profiling and infiltration of Muslim American communities.
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"I wasn't aware of any infiltration of my Gmail account," Powell told The Daily Caller.
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McCarthy launched an inquiry in April 22012 into alleged Communist infiltration of the US Army.
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Meanwhile, Via can leverage Curb's infiltration of the NYC Taxi market to reach more users.
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Division, rancor, envy all form the traditional foothold for the infiltration of socialist/communist thought.
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The Taliban's infiltration of Afghan forces make even the reduced American presence fraught with danger.
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What is your take on the infiltration of this symbol of oppression into real life?
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There's nothing untoward, and now we've got this politically motivated infiltration of the Trump campaign.
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But with the recalcitrant Taliban and recent infiltration of the Islamic State, even that seems ambitious.
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And unlike those brands, it has approached its infiltration of fashion at a more oblique angle.
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His account of Klan infiltration of the Birmingham Police Department (a "snake pit") is ruthlessly candid.
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There are also some worrisome signs of far-right infiltration of Germany's military and police forces.
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It's a dark tragedy about police infiltration of activist spaces, and the forms violence can take.
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Gradual infiltration of the increasingly brutal Hong Kong police by mainland paramilitaries is an obvious alternative.
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HYDRA's infiltration of S.H.I.E.L.D. resulted in the scepter being stolen away by the post-Nazi terrorist organization.
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Identifying devices within a network is key to securing IoT ecosystems and preventing the infiltration of intruders.
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"She sells out the Muslim infiltration of America," the woman can be heard saying to a passerby.
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The end of McCarthy's jihad came when his accusations of communist infiltration of the U.S. Army backfired.
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Orwell would have seen in this pattern the infiltration of the sporting spirit into our political culture.
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That has translated into attacks on tech giants like Facebook and Google over foreign infiltration of their networks.
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But while our embargo didn't succeed in reforming the country, the slow, steady infiltration of capitalism just might.
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But it's that last bit—the microplasticine infiltration of food webs—that worries not just ecologists but gastroenterologists.
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Biodiversity Heritage Library At this point, the giant squid has completed its infiltration of popular and literary culture.
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In addition, she said, Russian hackers are suspected to be behind the infiltration of two state voting systems.
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Their infiltration of institutions like the Turkish Armed Forces has been well documented by military officials and journalists.
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Modern Warfare opens with the SAS, on base at Credenhill, repeatedly drilling their infiltration of a cargo ship.
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The infiltration of the Anglosphere continues with "RuPaul's Drag Race UK," which premieres on BBC Three on Thursday.
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Many technical mysteries remain about the infiltration of Mr. Bezos' phone, including what type of malware was used.
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The jolt to Labour seems to have galvanized the party to confront the seeping infiltration of anti-Semitism.
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"We will continue to act decisively against any spillover and any infiltration of Israeli territory or airspace," Netanyahu said.
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If they were so worried about the infiltration of Russia affecting our election, why didn&apost they do that?
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It's probably safe to assume that whatever infiltration of the group Israeli intelligence had achieved has been blown now.
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Corruption of public officers and infiltration of criminal groups into public tenders slows down upgrading Italy's creaking public infrastructure.
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"They have also been able to better tell right from wrong and resist the infiltration of extremist thought," he said.
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Rand herself got in on the action, testifying before the House Un-American Activities Committee about Communist infiltration of Hollywood.
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" The tweet : "The corrupt Mainstream Media is working overtime not to mention the infiltration of people, Spies (Informants), into my campaign!
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The Handschu lawsuit, meanwhile, dates to the 1970s and centers on the local police force's infiltration of left-wing political groups.
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This month, Jeh Johnson, the secretary of Homeland Security, said his department was concerned about infiltration of the nation's electoral systems.
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The border crossings between Iraq and Syria needs to be monitored to prevent infiltration of Shiite militias into Syria from Iraq.
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The infiltration of the armed forces by Islamist militants has long been a dangerous topic; the country's blasphemy laws are another.
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Probably even less legal than horse, depending on the evangelical infiltration of whatever statelet Bigurl's ramming through at 90 plus right now.
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"They also include, as you mentioned, the possibility of new executive actions designed to prevent terrorist infiltration of our country," Miller said.
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"The Party's leadership over religious work must be upheld," You said, adding that "the infiltration of religious extremism must be guarded against".
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The deliberate shape-shifting that goes on in an Instagram selfie stream has roots in the infiltration of Shermanalia into our culture.
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The movie — like a militarized "Ocean's Eleven" — follows them as they plan and execute an infiltration of the narcotics guys' forest lair.
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The arrests come as Germany confronts both an increase in violence and an infiltration of its security services by far-right extremists.
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Among them was the infiltration of health insurer Anthem, which resulted in the theft of personal data belonging to nearly 80 million Americans.
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Lebanese representatives on Wednesday told UN officials that Israel's "consistent infiltration of Lebanese territory and airspace" was an "obvious violation" of that resolution.
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A new retrospective at the Bibliothèque nationale de France (BnF) in Paris investigates his infiltration of French culture and celebrates his imaginaire debridé.
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This month, a man pleaded guilty to child pornography and hacking charges around his infiltration of various Nintendo systems to steal properitary data.
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The 56 Flowers, it said, would "resist the infiltration of external pop idol culture and steadily grow in order to wage a counteroffensive."
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That is precisely why the U.S. government has taken action to guard against Huawei and ZTE infiltration of our critical-infrastructure communications networks.
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The infiltration of the Internet into modern life changed everything from how we communicate to how we shop to how we learn information.
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"Tumors from running mice showed markedly increased infiltration of NK cells, as well as CD3 T cells and dendritic cells," the group reports.
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In the past four years we've witnessed the infiltration of feminism — both as an ideal, and as a cultural statement — into mainstream popular culture.
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"At the moment we have an infiltration of junk food from overseas," Father Luc Dini, head of the local tourism council, told The Guardian.
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In my view, as a former F.B.I. special agent who has watched the Kremlin's infiltration of America since 2014, the answer may be neither.
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Some internet companies would welcome more regularized cooperation with intelligence agencies, to get better information about the extent of the infiltration of their platforms.
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But hardliners in the establishment have moved to block any relaxation of the Islamic Republic's social rules, warning of the "infiltration" of Western culture.
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The deaths reveal the depth of a crisis Mexico has failed to control: organized crime and criminal infiltration of local governments and law enforcement.
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Its infiltration of a Russian airforce base is tense and tentative, the careful picking off of patrols essential to progress, over full-frontal assault.
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Facebook and Google have confronted this issue in the past year with the infiltration of Russian ads and fake news into their feeds and screens.
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And the president is blasting in terms of the FBI and the infiltration of his campaign, he called it, quote, a disgrace to this country.
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The movement to collect and analyze this "peace data" focuses on combating both the recruiting efforts of extremist groups and their infiltration of fragile states.
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Many landslides are caused by infiltration of rainwater or groundwater, but geologists think that water is not involved in this case at all, just gravity.
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Bouteflika also warned Algerians over "possible infiltration of misleading parties" who may seek to "provoke chaos" in a statement published by the Algeria Press Service.
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It was another setback for the company, which has had to contend with privacy scandals and criticisms about the infiltration of its network by rogue groups.
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More vitally, the Quds Force infiltration of Taliban ranks and their support to various Taliban factions – including the group's Red Unit – has boosted the Taliban's lethality.
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"If we do not cooperate, the 'Ndrangheta and its allies will continue to carry out criminal infiltration of regular society, the proper market," De Raho said.
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For them, the putative infiltration of bathrooms by perverts and predators—the rationale for measure's like Oxford's—is a nicely combustible emblem for wider social upheavals.
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Shortly thereafter, essayist Celine Pina wrote on Facebook that Pougetoux exemplified the Muslim Brotherhood's "infiltration of student unions," perverting their history of advocating for women's rights.
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Sheldon Whitehouse Book title: "Captured: The Corporate Infiltration of American Democracy" Release Date: February 21 The back story: This is the Rhode Island Democrat's second book.
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One regular was Geller, who has called Islam "anti-Semitic and genocidal" and warned of the Muslim "infiltration" of the White House, State Department and Pentagon.
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This causes "possible security risks such as money laundering, terrorist financing, corruption and infiltration of organized crime," the Commission said, confirming a Reuters story earlier this week.
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The arrest of dual nationals has increased since Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said there had been "infiltration" of Western agents in Iranian decision-making bodies.
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" Regardless of who actually initiated AND's breakup with Coke, Pfister points out, "Soda industry infiltration of the Academy and its dietitians did not end — it only evolved.
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I can only imagine, if you voted against him, what it would feel like to have a similar level of infiltration of sports channels by President Trump.
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All right, so let me put another tweet out for you Susan on the screen, the corrupt mainstream media working overtime not to mention the infiltration of people.
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The arrest of Iranians accused of espionage has increased since Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said last year there had been "infiltration" of Western agents in the country.
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They are stepping up their efforts after the theft of $81 million from the Bangladesh central bank in February and revelations of other infiltration of banks' SWIFT terminals.
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The reporter, Jan Kuciak, 27, had been probing alleged mafia infiltration of Slovakia before he and his partner Martina Kusnirova were found shot dead in their home last month.
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They also began a targeted infiltration of key posts in Congress, particularly the Judiciary subcommittees on immigration in the House and Senate, where they hoped to install sympathetic staffers.
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But the infiltration of ultra-left and extreme-right agitators, and the determination of a radical core to seek the overthrow of Mr Macron, has hardened the movement's edge.
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Read MoreHow Kim Jong Un drives terrorist financing Infiltration of information and trading of goods make their way through the porous, 880-mile border between North Korea and China.
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It's the infiltration of the gross pressures of socialization in our online lives, then, that most contributed to a need for an unfiltered, unadulterated and more direct sharing app.
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And today, despite the infiltration of iPads, iPhones and other iThings, the simpler games in life like teddy bears and Monopoly boards continue to sell "wildly," Mr. Pasierb said.
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Without strong digital protections, Americans could see increased identity theft, compromised online banking and social media, growing risks to online shopping, and even criminal infiltration of home security systems.
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Presidential aides have said that only in the months after the coup attempt has it become clear how deep was the infiltration of the Gulen movement through government institutions.
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Now comes a television drama created by John Singleton, best known for "Boyz N the Hood," that explores crack cocaine's infiltration of South Central Los Angeles in the 1980s.
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So FBI Director Wray today said we respect the congressional oversight, at the same time refusing to hand over any information regarding that very FBI infiltration of the Trump campaign.
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The Obama administration had resisted arming the rebels, citing concerns about the infiltration of extremists groups who could possibly use those weapons against other targets, CNN reported at the time.
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As the game goes on, you control or cause more and more interactions with the game's systems: all the way to a full-scale infiltration of a massive surveillance operation.
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In Slovakia, the top prosecutor has acknowledged the existence of an "agricultural Mafia," and a journalist investigating the infiltration of the farm industry by Italian mobsters was murdered last year.
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But an early exit could extend the instability — in the absence of a stable coalition to replace Ortega, a vacuum could allow the infiltration of state institutions by criminal gangs.
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The British government considers the infiltration of extremist networks to be the domain of M.I.22019, or of such law-enforcement agencies as the Metropolitan Police's Counter-Terror Command (C.T.C.).
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Larry J. Hanley, a transit workers leader who championed union democracy and denounced organized crime's infiltration of the labor movement, died on May 7 in Columbia, Md. He was 62.
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Years of law-enforcement investigation and infiltration of right-wing terror groups commenced, and by the early 1990s, many of the movement's most violent members were dead or in jail.
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At times his language has been even more reformist than Deng's, at others it has been coloured by nationalism, with warnings against the "infiltration" of China by "Western thinking and culture".
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" As for the infiltration of drag into mainstream makeup, Dam-Mikkelsen says, "I do see a lot of girls doing drag makeup, I know a lot of YouTubers doing extreme makeup.
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This causes "possible security risks such as money laundering, terrorist financing, corruption and infiltration of organised crime," the EU Commission said in the report, confirming a Reuters story earlier this week.
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A group of 123 artists published an essay entitled "German Artists Protest," decrying the "foreign infiltration" of Germany's art market and art collections and demanding support for a "national art" instead.
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However, while most of the illnesses have been linked to illicit THC vapes, CDC officials have said they can't rule out any "infiltration" of tainted products into state-licensed marijuana dispensaries.
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Agents also interviewed "Guccifer" -- the hacker who targeted the Bush family -- who detailed his successful infiltration of close Clinton friend Sidney Blumenthal's email account and reviewed 30,000 emails and downloaded 25 attachments.
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While at the U.S. Attorney's Office in Manhattan, Weissmann helped prosecute high-ranking members of the Genovese, Colombo and Gambino crime families, and fought the infiltration of organized crime on Wall Street.
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Critics say that running those successful schools was a "cover" for his "infiltration" of the government, although raising the level of Turkey's education and culture was always one of Gulen's stated goals.
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In fact, infiltration of tumors with anti-tumor lymphocytes during chemotherapy, along with elimination of inhibitory lymphocytes that shut off the anti-breast cancer response, may be critical to making chemotherapy effective.
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It looks like the real Ron Stallworth isn't the only one getting bizarre phone calls about BlacKkKlansman, the movie based on the cop's real-life infiltration of the KKK in Colorado Springs.
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That attack came after the shooting down of an Israeli F-16 fighter jet by Syrian forces, and the infiltration of Israeli airspace by what the IDF said was an Iranian drone.
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I&aposve been talking about this issue since about 1996, was laughed at by most people, but now we are seeing the fruits of their infiltration of our universities and our economic system.
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Last month, the cybersecurity firm Trend Micro found that the same Russian-government linked hacking group behind the infiltration of the Democratic National Committee appeared to also behind the hacking of Macron's campaign.
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"There is a large concentration of people along this border and a big infiltration of elements from Daesh terrorists who are present heavily," Joudeh said, using the Arabic derogatory term for Islamic State.
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One of those attackers had claimed credit for a previously reported infiltration of a small dam in upstate New York, making these the first public charges for digital attacks on critical US infrastructure.
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Accepting 2628,28503 Syrian refugees by September 22019 without airtight screening procedures in place to prevent terrorist infiltration of refugee flows into the U.S. puts American lives at potential risk of a similar attack.
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Two officials working at a Taiwanese state security agency, who declined to be named due to the sensitivity of the matter, said Chinese infiltration of Taiwan's media posed "threats" to the island's security.
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With the Prince Street Girls series, Susan Meiselas has accomplished something subtle but radical: a body of work devoted entirely to how women regard each other without the infiltration of a male perspective.
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One way Canada is trying to allay concerns about infiltration of the refugee flow by violent militants is by limiting refugees it admits to women, children and lesbian, bisexual, gay and transgender individuals.
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"This committee should investigate what happened in the 2016 election to ensure that DHS's assistance is appropriately tailored to prevent infiltration of election boards and other election infrastructure in the future," they wrote.
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" She took a forceful tone Wednesday, saying Taipei would take an "aggressive approach to counteract the Chinese government's infiltration of our society and economy, as well as their interference in our domestic affairs.
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"The defendant Wu Gan has long been influenced by the infiltration of anti-China forces and he gradually formed his ideas about overthrowing the country's current political and judicial system," the indictment said.
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As CNN noted, Pikini itself is not necessarily all that important and has nothing to do with separate questions from Parliament about alleged Russian infiltration of Facebook to mess with other countries' domestic politics.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - The Indian government will implement a national register of citizens on a priority basis in the states facing infiltration of foreign citizens illegally, President Ram Nath Kovind told lawmakers on Thursday.
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Before Senator McCarthy gained widespread notice from his crusade to expose Communist infiltration of the federal government and the nation's armed forces, he had chaired the Senate Joint Committee Study and Investigation of Housing.
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Ostia was put under control of a government commissioner for more than two years because of alleged mafia infiltration of the local administration as part of a wide-ranging investigation dubbed "Mafia Capital" in 2014.
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A decade ago, officials cracked down on what they said was infiltration of Islamists at Charles de Gaulle and Orly, the second Paris airport, closing down some 15 clandestine prayer rooms at the two airports.
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"The systemic infiltration of the navy by these radicalized elements is shocking to us," Although these incidents are cause for alarm, most experts agree that Pakistan has done a good job safeguarding its nuclear weapons.
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In recent months, Chinese officials with diplomatic passports have become bolder about showing up unannounced at research or government facilities, American officials said, with the infiltration of the military base only the most remarkable instance.
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The unknown identity of a mysterious hacker claiming to be the sole architect behind the infiltration of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) has raised fears that Russia may be trying to influence the U.S. election.
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Nellie Bly, the famed female journalist, is the stuff of legend — and so is this drama detailing her infiltration of the Women's Lunatic Asylum (based on the real New York City institution on Blackwell's Island).
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Edgardo Buscaglia, a lawyer and anti-corruption specialist said the bill does not do enough to prevent the infiltration of organized crime money in political campaigns, a key issue amid Mexico's high-profile drug violence.
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While some might applaud the FBI for tracking threats online, others recall its Cointelpro initiative, which lasted from 1956 to 1971 and involved surveillance and infiltration of groups the agency deemed subversive, including civil-rights organisations.
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However, for Justin Trash and his rap group, Uptown Boy Band, (which consists of Joe Rascal, Roc Lee and himself) the infiltration of the Korean language and culture in rap music is still vastly uncharted territory.
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Turkey accuses Gulen, who has lived in self-imposed exile for almost 20 years, of running a decades-long campaign to overthrow the state through the infiltration of Turkish institutions, particularly the military, police and judiciary.
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Wang, who is a state councillor as well as China's foreign minister, said on Monday China "never interferes with the internal politics of other countries, let alone carry out the so-called infiltration of other countries".
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Anne Schuchat, principal deputy director of the CDC, said while most of the illnesses have been linked to illicit THC vapes, the agency can't rule out any "infiltration" of tainted products into state-licensed marijuana dispensaries.
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Completed in 1909, the Beaux Arts style structure hosted hearings into the sinking of the Titanic, allegations of Communist infiltration of the U. S. Army by Senator Joe McCarthy, conduct of the Vietnam War, and Watergate.
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When modern antifa developed in the 1970s and '80s era a lot of it was in response to the infiltration of alternative social spaces and punk venues and social centers by neo-Nazis and other fascists.
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Officials in Haryana said Mr. Modi had alerted them to the infiltration of the cow protection movement by "members of opposition parties or antisocial elements," and said they hoped that the licensing arrangement would halt it.
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There are of course many well-known accounts of undercover journalism and like many people, I've read them with interest, from Gloria Steinem's infiltration of Playboy Clubs to Shane Bauer's stint as an American prison guard.
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The contest between May and Gove could be brutal as the pair have clashed openly in the past, notably about each other's handling of a controversy over alleged infiltration of schools in Birmingham by Islamic hardliners.
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Mr. Sik pointed out that he had been imprisoned in 2011 for exposing the workings of the Gulen movement and its infiltration of state institutions, and now is being prosecuted for being allied with the movement.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's violence-prone far western region of Xinjiang will build a "Great Wall" around its borders to prevent the infiltration of militants from outside the country, state media reported on Tuesday citing the regional governor.
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In recent decades, each drug epidemic has seemingly arrived as a separate wave with its own peculiarities, from the crack epidemic of the late 1980s to the rapid infiltration of fentanyl into the illicit drug market today.
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For with its proximity to South Sudan, which has been plagued by three years of civil war, West Pokot has seen an infiltration of illegal guns over Kenya's borders that are largely uncontrolled bar a few checkpoints.
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Or the revelation in November that a community centre in north London was inadvertently hosting proselytising sessions for IS. Or the blind eye turned by local authorities to the recent infiltration of some Birmingham schools by Islamists.
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India on August 9th summoned Pakistan's high commissioner in New Delhi to protest at what it called continued infiltration of militants across the "Line of Control", the demarcation in Kashmir that neither side recognises as a border.
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The industry is not only scared by the marriage of Whole Foods and Amazon, it is also now facing the infiltration of European competitors Aldi and Lidl, discount grocers that are attacking traditional grocery stores on price.
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The confusion around double meanings runs through Common Carrier — the title itself is a legal term that both FedEx and Verizon use to their advantage — as well as the infiltration of product advertising into our ordinary language.
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This week, Parul Sehgal's review of Salman Rushdie, Nell Painter on Romare Bearden, the Bret Stephens/David Karpf "bedbug" beef, Jenna Wortham on whiteness in current cinema, the infiltration of conservative media by white nationalists, and more.
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"The conditions in Rakhine are ripe for the influence of extremist stimuli, including the infiltration of Islamic State ideology, which may worsen the situation in Myanmar," researchers at Singapore-based Nanyang Technological University said in a report.
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But as I travelled around Turkey I heard more stories of this kind—tales of people who raised questions about the schools, or about Gülenist infiltration of the police corps, and were arrested and sent to prison.
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Asked about criticism that China was seeking "infiltration" of the West, Wang Guoqing, a spokesman for parliament's largely ceremonial advisory body which meets in parallel with the legislature, dismissed it as a new word "concocted" to besmirch China.
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Fearing for their lives as the initial indiscriminate bombing landed in their neighborhood, followed by the infiltration of the population by Turkish-backed militia during the ceasefire, he decided to leave with his family to look for safety.
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Pneumonia — which leads to infiltration of fluid into the lungs, leaving a patient short of breath and often feverish but still able to function — can become serious or even fatal if it is not properly treated, doctors said.
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And when he arrived in 1959, Mr. Rosenbaum said, the United States had allowed postwar rules banning the entrance of participants in Nazi-sponsored persecution to sunset, as the nation grew more concerned about the infiltration of communists.
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"The infiltration of traffickers into the legal trade has been happening for many years," said a senior specialist at the United States Fish and Wildlife Service, who asked not to be identified for fear of retaliation from supervisors.
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Trump is now taking his usual unbridled umbrage at comments by former National Intelligence Director James Clapper, which the president then misquoted, that he should be glad the F.B.I. was looking into potential Russian infiltration of his campaign.
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Senator Ron Wyden, a Democrat from Oregon who has been sounding the alarm about privacy-eviscerating technology for years, was at once resigned to the infiltration of these gadgets into American life and hopeful for a safer future.
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One channel called Mickey's Clubhouse — whose popular topics include Jews, Holohoax, Censorship, White Genocide, and Jew World Order — appears to be home to a number of users coordinating the infiltration of comment sections on Breitbart and other conservative publications.
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The page for Islam, which had more than 2 million likes, was stolen and then quickly infested with anti-Muslim comments, including one that alleged President Barack Obama is Muslim and is leading the "infiltration" of America by jihadists.
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In neighboring Nicaragua, President Daniel Ortega, a former Sandinista guerrilla, has resisted the spread of gangs with the help of networks of community volunteers (and government spies) originally created to stop the infiltration of Contra rebels in the 1980s.
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The best we could do was to arrange the dignified return of the remains of some North Korean commandos who had intentionally blown themselves up in a midget submarine that had become disabled during an infiltration of the South.
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But perhaps most insidious infiltration of private equity is into single-family home rentals, turning these homes into an investment-grade asset that can be sliced, diced and sold to investors and managed with investors — not tenants — in mind.
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In the 1930s, the federal Home Owners' Loan Corporation redlined it as "hazardous," citing an "infiltration" of Black tenants, leaving residents incapable of getting loans to buy homes—one of the most important ways families build wealth over time.
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The infiltration of alienation and political strife into our daily lives was treated with nuance and irony in another group show, Interior Monologues, curated by Mary Birmingham at the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey in Summit, New Jersey.
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Social media companies, most notably Facebook, have faced a reckoning in the past year, with reports surfacing about an infiltration of Russian propaganda to influence elections, misuse user data, and countless other examples of the platform being used for ill.
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To reach their estimates, researchers examined Facebook's newly created database of ads with political content, which launched in May in response to widespread dismay over alleged Russian infiltration of the site that reached as many as 126 million Facebook users.
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The infiltration of white supremacists into the center of the national conversation was no surprise to black nationalist Malcolm X back then, who felt the rise of Goldwater was not some aberration, but instead a reflection of core American values.
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"If this news report is accurate, the potential infiltration of Chinese backdoors could provide a foothold for adversaries and competitors to engage in commercial espionage and launch destructive cyber attacks," the senators said in their letter, which was seen by Reuters.
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The actions that they took are really at the basis of what Chairman Nunez and Chairman Gowdy are trying to get these documents relating to, how did this infiltration of the Trump campaign or folks associated with the campaign began?
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A major report from Bloomberg on Thursday describes an infiltration of the hardware supply chain, allegedly orchestrated by the Chinese military, that reaches an unprecedented geopolitical scope and scale—and may be a manifestation of the tech industry's worst fears.
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So, can parody be used effectively to shame, ridicule, and mock the status quo, the power elite, the crypto-fascists, and the oligarchs who are likely thrilled to watch the art world react in horror to the parasitic infiltration of Winrich?
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In just over 90 minutes, Mr. Zuckerberg rattled out a stream of apologies mixed with pleas for patience and promises to investigate the breaches and harvesting of EU citizens' data, the infiltration of dark ads and fake accounts sowing discord online.
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"I thought we could pray for the Pope and all the eminent of the churches to shapeshift in public," a member of the ministry posted to Shriner's Facebook page in May, responding to a video alleging reptilian infiltration of the Vatican.
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Based on the Espionage Act of 1917, the law was enacted in 1948 during the "Red Scare," a time when Senator Joseph McCarthy exploited the exaggerated fears of Communist infiltration of government, the film industry, and other parts of society.
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Like other locals, he wonders about the possible infiltration of the cartel into local and state police, but said there is no doubt that the cartel proved itself to be the stronger force, at least for one violent afternoon last week.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean and US special forces troops recently conducted drills simulating the infiltration of an enemy facility, US military photos seen by Reuters on Monday show, as tensions with North Korea ratchet up ahead of a year-end deadline.
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MANILA/MARAWI CITY, Philippines (Reuters) - The Philippines, Indonesia and Malaysia agreed on Thursday to pool intelligence and tackle militant financing as fears grow that protracted fighting in a southern Philippine town could be the prelude to an Islamic State infiltration of the region.
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Alexander Nikolov – the social media chameleon The tale of Alexandre Martinez shines a different light into the increasingly familiar story about the infiltration of fake accounts, or bots, on social media networks to be used as political weapons or tools for profit.
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Gadi Eizenkot, the chief of staff of the Israel Defense Forces, had publicly stated before the demonstration that the military would not allow "mass infiltration" of Israel over the border with Gaza or tolerate damage to the border fence during the protests.
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The multimillion-dollar lawsuit filed in Manhattan federal court says that "In the Trump campaign, Russia found a willing and active partner in this effort" to mount "a brazen attack on American Democracy," which included Russian infiltration of the Democratic Party computer network.
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"Sheinbaum was the first person to go public with his experience of C.I.A. activity in the United States — a story about the agency's infiltration of a legitimate civilian institution," Angus Mackenzie wrote in "Secrets: The C.I.A.'s War at Home" in 1997.
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Corruption and a heavy infiltration of mafia have complicated the situation, so much so that after back-to-back suicide bombings in the provincial capital, Jalalabad, the government recently changed all senior police officials and handed control of security to the army.
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Ms. Batingulo, who is Muslim, said that three months ago, her husband was fatally shot by several men she described as "young fighters" after an argument, the first of several violent episodes that she said underlined the militants' infiltration of the city.
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The plaintiffs and officials with the nation's largest police department separately announced the settlement Thursday in one of three lawsuits prompted by a 2011 Associated Press investigation exposing the New York police's secret monitoring and infiltration of mosques, bookstores, schools and Muslim associations.
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Separately, Taiwan is investigating two directors of a Hong Kong-listed company which was named in the Australian reports as being involved in Communist Party infiltration of Hong Kong universities and media, the Justice Ministry's Investigation Bureau said on Monday, without giving details.
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In July, the infiltration of the Democratic National Committee's computer servers produced embarrassing emails and other internal party documents, the publication of which caused a backlash that led to the resignation of the committee's chairwoman, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, and her top staff.
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Separately, Taiwan is investigating two directors of a Hong Kong-listed company which was named in the Australian reports as being involved in Communist Party infiltration of Hong Kong universities and media, the Justice Ministry's Investigation Bureau said on Monday, without giving details.
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The blocking mechanism could also apply to takeovers of EU companies by an EU-based subsidiary of a foreign firm, or even in cases of "infiltration of the management with individuals from non-EU countries" who could access data and technology, the paper said.
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Photo: Carl Court (Getty Images)UK legislators are accusing social media giant Facebook of providing "disingenuous answers" during testimony on alleged Russian infiltration of the site in 2016 while avoiding other questions "to the point of obstruction," the New York Times reported on Saturday.
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Two side-effects of Libya's protracted disorder are of major concern abroad - an uncontrolled flow towards Europe of migrants setting off in boats from Libya's lawless shores where people smugglers operate, and an infiltration of Islamic State militants now holding patches of the country's territory.
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It's hard to talk about the happiest memories, because to be honest, after the dogs, the bulldozers, and the slow infiltration of distrust and militarization, Standing Rock — the camps — became a lot about survival and less about thriving on the land, together as a community.
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He realized this Mexican food discrepancy early in his life and built a restaurant almost entirely to combat this crappy tortilla standard, which has been fueled by the infiltration of North American GMO corn seeds in Mexico and the flavorless world of cheap, commodity corn.
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They won: in 1985, the courts prohibited infiltration of meetings without "specific information" that the group was involved in crime, and also established a record-keeping procedure called the Handschu Authority, designed to leave a paper trail that would prevent future abuses of power.
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Nor does he, in recounting the F.B.I.'s infiltration of the Klan, alert readers to the fact that the agency was simultaneously engaged in numerous illegal encroachments on the civil liberties of other Americans, including Martin Luther King Jr. and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.
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Early signs of Sharon's infiltration of the orchestra were evident this fall, when patrons ascending from the Disney parking garage saw cloudlike sculptures over their heads and heard a sound installation by Rand Steiger—a piece called "Nimbus," evoking rain, wind, and other weather phenomena.
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Criminal infiltration of politics remains a worry While Cabrera represents a bright spot for the representation of Guatemalan's indigenous population, the success of the Union del Cambio Nacional (UCN) party in mayoral and congressional elections raises concerns over political infiltration by organized crime, according to Chang.
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The education and training measures taken by the local government of Xinjiang have not only prevented the infiltration of religious extremism and helped those lost in extremist ideas to find their way back, but also provided them with employment training in order to build a better life.
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At the news conference on Sunday, Mr. Mehrishi said that Indian intelligence had received reports "of infiltration of terrorists from both Jaish-e-Mohammad and Lashkar-e-Taiba from Pakistan," and that 40 people suspected of being terrorists from those two groups had been killed from August to December.
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Related: This Year in Davos, Opponents Aren't Even Bothering to Protest Indeed, De Croo said that despite his position, he still didn't know of the involvement of Belgian's intelligence community in the infiltration of Belgacom International Carrier Services, one of many revelations inside documents leaked by NSA-whistleblower Edward Snowden.
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"[F]or all the infiltration of corporate philanthropy and so-called private public 'partnerships,' museums and public spaces are still considered society's foremost public fora," Carin Kuoni, the Director/Curator of the Vera List Center for Art and Politics at the New School and one of the letter's signatories, told Hyperallergic.
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The appearance by North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, on Sunday at a concert by South Korean musicians in Pyongyang was all the more unusual because his authoritarian government has been struggling to stave off what it sees as an infiltration of the South's pop culture among his isolated people.
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As the journalist Robert Hutton's recent book, "Agent Jack," recounts, in the thirties and forties the far right in Britain was quelled, in large part, by the infiltration of Eric Roberts, an agent for the domestic security service M.I.5, who had joined the British Fascists as a teen-ager.
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Oppenheimer tells the familiar story of Reagan's youthful ardor for Roosevelt; his career as a Hollywood labor leader; his growing hostility to Communist infiltration of the unions; and his turn to the right when he became a pitchman for General Electric, began to associate with anti-Communists, and married Nancy Davis.
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WASHINGTON — A Democratic senator called into question on Wednesday Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh's testimony a dozen years ago that he knew nothing about two disputed episodes from the George W. Bush era: Republicans' infiltration of computer files belonging to Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats and a warrantless surveillance program created after the Sept.
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Rothalso liked to play with the line between real and imagined history; in 2004's The Plot Against America, FDR is defeated in the 1940 presidential election by Charles Lindbergh, and Roth (as his own fictional narrator) tells of a growing anti-Semitism and Nazi infiltration of America under the Lindbergh administration.
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" An important limit on congressional power in this area, articulated by the Supreme Court in the face of Senator Joseph R. McCarthy's investigations of supposed communist infiltration of the government in the 1950s, was to forbid inquiries into "the private affairs of individuals without justification in terms of the functions of Congress.
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At his appeals court confirmation hearing in 2006, Judge Kavanaugh — who had worked as an associate White House counsel in the Bush administration — told senators that he did not know anything about the infiltration of Senate Democrats' files on judicial nomination fights or about the warrantless wiretapping program before they eventually became public.
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And, more than that, you only have to note the wide-spread infiltration of words like "yas queen," "werk," "shade," and "read," into everyday vernacular, by a section of society who may not have seen Paris Is Burning, let alone been to a ball, to see how far the influence of the LGBTQ community spreads.
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A Texas doctor who allegedly shot a couple in front of their young children claims he killed them because he believed they may have been members of the Russian mob out to murder his mom as payback for his "infiltration" of a global financial conspiracy, according to a police affidavit obtained by multiple news outlets.
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As a founding member of the Jason defense advisory group, a panel of defense scientists, he helped develop the McNamara Line, a barrier that was intended to halt the infiltration of soldiers and weapons into South Vietnam from the north through a system that combined electronic surveillance with mines and troop concentrations at strategic points.
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Mr. Rawlence tells the story of Dadaab both at ground level and high altitude, alternating between portraits of its residents and big-picture accounts of the regional turmoil that drove them there (famine, the ascendance of Al Shabaab) and continues to shape their lives (Al Shabaab's infiltration of the camp, the massacre at Westgate mall in Nairobi).
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As polarized as the political environment seemed in 1998 with the advent of the Drudge Report and Fox News, it has only become exponentially more so today with the rise of social media, the fragmentation of the news and opinion industry, the infiltration of conspiracy theories into the mainstream conversation and the empowerment of once-fringe forces.
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Given these increased efforts by terrorists to infiltrate the U.S. through refugee and immigrant flows, I proposed three amendments to the American SAFE Act to prevent terrorist infiltration of the Syrian and Iraqi refugee programs by screening refugee and immigrant visa applicants' social media accounts for pro-terrorist content or support to terrorist groups like ISIS.
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Season 2 of this mini-series about internet music and digital culture examines four home-brewed scenes turned global phenomena: Gqom, the latest South African club craze; Health Goth, with its commitment to dark music and working out; Kawaii, the infiltration of Japan's obsession with cuteness into the underground; and Grime, a resurgence of a British scene.
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Angus KingAngus Stanley KingNew intel chief inherits host of challenges Senators ask for committee vote on 'red flag' bills after shootings Top Democrat: 'Disqualifying' if Trump intel pick padded his résumé MORE (I-Maine) recently described as "a weird calm" in the face of repeated warnings and hard evidence of foreign infiltration of our electric grid.
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Certainly, enforcement of robust security standards - including adequately manned, trained and armed guard forces; physical barriers to vital areas; detection, alarm and communication systems; a careful vetting of all plant employees to ensure against infiltration of terrorists and criminals, along with other measures - are but a small price to pay to avoid yet another intentional or accidental Chernobyl or Fukushima.
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The timing of Trump's claim that "Facebook, Google and Twitter are in favor of the Democrats" is ironic, given that it comes just hours after the New York Times published an investigation detailing how Facebook was reluctant to sound the alarm about Russian infiltration of the platform due to concerns that it would result in Republicans crying out about bias.
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And yet the episode's tense climactic set piece is innovative and deftly paced: a wordless infiltration of David's house by the rescue team, which culminates in an assassination attempt by the merciless mutant-hunter, the Eye, and a reality shift through David's white room into an asylum where he and his fellow mutants find themselves under the tender mercies of "Doctor" Lenny.
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Yates was called to testify before the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Terrorism concerning her discussions with the White House just prior to being fired in late January—a branch of the ongoing probe into possible coordination between the Trump campaign and Russian operatives, whom US intelligence chiefs assess were behind last summer's infiltration of the Democratic Party and subsequent leaks of Clinton campaign emails.
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MORE in 2012 when she and four members of the House Permanent Select Committee Intelligence and the House Judiciary Committee cited Ms. Abedin in letters sent to the Inspectors General of the Department of Defense, Department of State, Department of Justice, Department of Homeland Security, and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, warning about Muslim Brotherhood infiltration of the United States government.
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There was Cher's white collarless shirt from Fred Siegel—her most responsible-looking outfit; the red Alaia dress she gets mugged in; the white, skin tight, Calvin Klein her father tells her "looks like underwear"; her purple clogs; and who could forget Dionne's Dr. Seuss Hat (which was an infiltration of the grunge trend, a la the music video for 4 Non Blondes's "What's Up").
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Whether or not its relentless posting and eventual infiltration of the Twitter feeds of your racist uncle and the right's intellectual giants actually influenced the election, the amount of discord it ultimately caused is undeniable—so-called Russiagate (are we still calling it that?) and the Mueller investigation is all a significant swath of the media and your #Resistance uncle could focus on for the last two years.
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" Trump in his statement justified the move against Brennan by citing the CIA's infiltration of Senate computers during Brennan's time at the helm of the agency during the Obama administration -- for which Brennan subsequently issued a public apology -- and maintained Brennan has "recently leveraged his status" as a former official to "make a series of unfounded and outrageous allegations" about the administration, which Trump called "increasingly frenzied commentary.
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However, these ambitions keep hitting reality's brick wall: Russia's alleged infiltration of the Democratic National Committee's (DNC) email systems, its claimed attempts to influence the US elections, the ties between Trump's campaign team and Russian officials, and the recent WikiLeaks publication that reveals the Intelligence Community's (IC) arsenal of hacking tools – a leak which is claimed to have been facilitated by the Russians – are only the publically known examples.
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The arrest marked a crescendo in a long fight by US authorities to stem the flow of North Korean supernotes, a campaign that spanned over 130 countries and involved the undercover infiltration of trafficking circles, a sham wedding ceremony on a New Jersey yacht that lured smugglers into a trap, and the discovery of $66,900 in counterfeit bills hidden inside menstrual pads stored in a locker at Moscow's Kazan Railway Station.
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During the conversation, Bannon and West compared communist infiltration of America during the Cold War to what Bannon referred to as a "dramatic influence campaign" by the Muslim Brotherhood in today's Washington, D.C. "Here, one fundamental difference is that, it's the banks, it's the investment banks, it's the hedge funds, it's the private equity funds, it's the law firms, it's the power establishment, in the United States, is inextricably linked with the cash coming out of the Middle East," Bannon argued.
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RELATED: Alleged Russian agent's infiltration of GOP circles anything but subtle "The government contends Maria is a Kremlin agent because she shared her memorable American happenings and naïve, youthful optimism for better Russian-American relations with others, including an individual claimed to be 'Russian Official,' who did not employ her, pay her, request her to pursue better relations between the two countries, or exert any control over her daily activities," Butina's lawyers wrote in their 28-page request to Judge Tanya Chutkan of the US District Court for the District of Columbia.
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Calls for a review of defense resources, possible sale of some military real estate - Calls for an overhaul of the Dublin Treaty so that there is an "obligatory and automatic" distribution of asylum seekers throughout all the EU, instead of requiring them to stay in the country where they first touch European soil - Calls for a "serious and efficient" deportation drive; it says more detention centers must be opened and that irregular migrants should be held in them for up to 18 months - For "transparency" and to prevent the infiltration of militants into the country, religious leaders should be registered with the state, and they should conduct prayers and services in Italian.
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