Some drug users have noticed fentanyl's intrusion into their product.
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But this got derailed with the country's intrusion into Ukraine.
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Breakingviews Equifax has suffered a new intrusion — into its profitability.
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Everyone else faces just another major intrusion into their personal lives.
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Republicans say Obamacare is a costly intrusion into the healthcare system.
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Another is the defensive Republican response to Russia's intrusion into American politics.
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Bundy's unwelcome intrusion into Kleiner's life began when she was a student.
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Even a conservative should object to this federal intrusion into academic affairs.
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The FBI's intrusion into politics also carries risks for the bureau itself.
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Again, there is very little in the way of intrusion into the cabin.
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Republicans have called Obamacare an unnecessary government intrusion into the American healthcare system.
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The intrusion into the DNC was one of several targeting American political organizations.
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Well, now we know the extent of the government's intrusion into your data.
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Officially, COPEI was opposed to high levels of government intrusion into the economy.
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The intrusion into Equifax's network began in May 193 but wasn't discovered until July.
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The U.S. is slowly beginning to fight back against Russian intrusion into our courts.
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Mr. Putin, perceiving an intrusion into his country's affairs, campaigned hard against the measure.
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Pena Nieto had resisted that request as a protectionist intrusion into Mexican labor issues.
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As a purely legal matter, these sections represented an unprecedented intrusion into state sovereignty.
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In the suit, he alleged "unwanted intrusion into his elections", defamation, and emotional distress.
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SAN FRANCISCO Is it really unkind to disregard an unnecessary intrusion into your personal time?
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Social media also poked fun when Comey revealed a presidential intrusion into his domestic life.
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From the Post:The intrusion into the DNC was one of several targeting American political organizations.
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Meanwhile, Turkey's intrusion into the Syrian civil war has strained relations with the United States.
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Arguing against government intrusion into our digital freedoms are tech companies and civil liberties groups.
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Republicans opposed Obamacare from the start, labeling it a government intrusion into the healthcare market.
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Democrats as well as Republicans supported this massive federal intrusion into pedagogical and local matters.
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One may disagree with the pardons, but presidential intrusion into military justice is not new.
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For seven years, Republicans have hammered Obamacare as an unwarranted government intrusion into American healthcare.
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But Florida faces a growing water crisis, including saltwater intrusion into the state's freshwater supply.
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The key thing to watch for in crash test videos is intrusion into the passenger compartment.
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The working-time directive was a needless intrusion into an issue better decided at national level.
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Mr. Bratton has denounced the Right to Know Act as an "unprecedented" intrusion into his domain.
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The victim was suing for intrusion into private affairs, public disclosure of private facts, and defamation.
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The victim is suing for intrusion into private affairs, public disclosure of private facts, and defamation.
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Years ago, public officials and journalists may have been wary of any state intrusion into reporting.
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You might think that New Yorkers would hate the intrusion into their day and their commute.
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Stopping the ground water intrusion into the plant is critical, said Arnie Gundersen, a former nuclear engineer.
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We watched Trump crown Miss America instead of firing him for his intrusion into women's changing rooms.
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"We are going to end the EPA intrusion into your lives," Trump promised on the campaign trail.
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The intrusion into the four email accounts was detected in April by a vendor for the committee.
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"This coldblooded, blatant intrusion into the electoral process will be discussed with American legal entities," he said.
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"This was a deliberate and sweeping intrusion into the private information of the American people," he said.
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"We're going to protect the family farm and end the EPA intrusion into your lives," Trump said.
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Some conservatives see that rule as federal intrusion into local sovereignty — the mayor of Castle Rock, Colo.
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A 360-degree image taken by Animal Equality on an intrusion into a factory farm in Spain.
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In time the unnatural static seemed not an intrusion into the acoustic instruments, but an organic complement.
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Conservatives tend to view government-funded child care as an expensive and unwanted intrusion into family life.
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This may seem like an extreme idea, an unprecedented government and union intrusion into the free market.
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For seven years, Republicans have hammered Obamacare as an unwarranted and overly expensive government intrusion into American healthcare.
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The Court's opinion stated that Americans have a right to "protection from governmental intrusion" into their private lives.
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None of the standards offered avoided "substantial intrusion into the nation's political life", he wrote in a concurrence.
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Republicans have long criticized Obamacare as ineffective and a government intrusion into a key sector of the economy.
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The aim should be to stop the largest number of attacks with the minimum intrusion into people's lives.
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Mr. Pence said he was concerned about federal intrusion into what had been a state and local issue.
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The SEC said earlier this month that it had discovered an intrusion into EDGAR, which houses corporate filings.
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Federal intrusion into states that have medical or adult use cannabis is an assault on our constitutional system.
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In 2015, an intrusion into computer systems for the government's Office of Personnel Management affected 21.5 million people.
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It turns the process of digital intrusion into something like an attempt to burglarize a house in total darkness.
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Its intrusion into the census could well have unanticipated consequences for the long-term distribution of power and money.
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His entreaty was widely panned and considered by some observers to be an unseemly intrusion into Clinton's personal space.
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Capital One contacted the FBI two days later once it confirmed there had been an intrusion into its data.
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But too often, the Haredim view civil laws and restrictions as an intrusion into their conservative, strictly religious, lifestyle.
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He hated Muslims for their intrusion into a Hindu homeland, and adored them for their history of religious machismo.
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Worse, restrictions could be the beginning of a slippery slope of government intrusion into other areas of our lives.
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IDP chairman Troy Price stressed in a statement Tuesday that "there was not a cyber security intrusion" into the caucus.
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" What he's saying: The comparison, Giuliani told me, is "an extraordinary intrusion into what we regard as our private lives.
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These issues include cyber intrusion into U.S. business networks, forced technology transfer, intellectual property theft and currency manipulation, he added.
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He is seeking unspecified damages for Google's alleged intentional violations of California privacy laws, and intrusion into people's private affairs.
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The incident occurred almost exactly 37 years after laborer Michael Fagan's famous intrusion into the palace on July 9, 1982.
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I resented Herbert and his intrusion into our family, and for a long time I refused to speak to him.
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" Regarding Chief Gallagher's Trident, he said: "A reasonable observer could say this is a completely inappropriate intrusion into the military.
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The Virginia Supreme Court struck down the law in 2005, declaring it an "unconstitutional government intrusion" into Virginians' personal lives.
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From abortion rights to opposition to marriage equality, the Republicans have advocated more government intrusion into private lives, not less.
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Just two weeks ago, the Australian Cyber Security Centre identified a malicious intrusion into the Australian Parliament House computer network.
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Only Arizona and Illinois had previously been identified as states that experienced some level of intrusion into their election systems.
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Most recently: dismissing the CIA's claims of Russian intrusion into the presidential election and calling for expanding US nuclear weapons capability.
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"The inability to use BCD would therefore involve greater intrusion into the privacy of individuals," the MI5 deputy director also claimed.
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Even those less temperamentally averse to sunlight than Mr Trump balk at what can seem an intrusion into a private matter.
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"The Savage State" (top) presents the landscape at its most wild, with hunter-gatherers the only human intrusion into the landscape.
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Republicans, including President Donald Trump, have long criticized the law, calling it a costly and unneeded government intrusion into Americans' lives.
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MIAMI — The mystery surrounding a Russian intrusion into Florida's voter registration systems during the 2016 election deepened on Tuesday when Gov.
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This is as disgusting an attempt at government intrusion into a woman's right to choose as we've seen in recent years.
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"People believe Big Brother is here and they don't want more cameras and more intrusion into their lives," Mr. Golden said.
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Given this reality, police departments should seek to limit their intrusion into the daily life of residents as much as possible.
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Even before the Soleimani takedown, citizens in Lebanon and Iraq had begun angry protests against that Iranian intrusion into their countries.
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American intelligence agencies say that in fact, Russia is a major source of cybercrime and state-directed intrusion into American systems.
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The Washington Post also reported on Friday that Moscow could be behind intrusion into a laptop owned by a Vermont electric utility.
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Quest Diagnostics announced late Monday that it is investigating an unauthorized intrusion into its network that exposed data from about 34,000 individuals.
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We know - know outright judges were lied to and literally the single biggest intrusion into a person&aposs constitutional rights-- JORDAN: Yes.
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Republicans criticize Obamacare as an excessive government intrusion into the healthcare market and contend it is harming job growth by burdening businesses.
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Multiply those effects by social media's incessant intrusion into newer stars' lives now and I'm just about immediately ready for a nap.
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Doesn't anyone understand that this will be seen as a direct intrusion into the cultural and social norms of the host country?
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The Trump administration had warned that granting English's order would be an extraordinary intrusion into the executive branch and harm the agency.
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The authors of that paper hypothesized that the intrusion into personal space provokes social anxiety, which in turn makes our muscles tense.
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It is not clear if the alleged collaboration between Manning and Assange led to a successful intrusion into any U.S. government computer.
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Some people may feel that TSA Locks are an unacceptable intrusion into personal liberties, but a majority seem basically OK with them.
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I think we will see a measured response from him in the coming days over this unusual intrusion into his lawyer's office.
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When writing surveillance-based reports for broader dissemination within the intelligence community, analysts are supposed to "minimize" any privacy intrusion into Americans.
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They would "unnecessarily increase costs" and "impose more government intrusion into a private business enterprise," the DOD said in its official response.
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Republicans long critical of the CFPB argued it amounts to an unfair and overly broad intrusion into business practices that ultimately hurts consumers.
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February 1003 saw the biggest yet: an intrusion into the credit card payment processor Data Processing International that had exposed 8 million cards.
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I removed my Facebook page until I was sure this account wasn't also compromised by the intrusion into my phone and connected apps.
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After all, anything else would probably have been an intrusion into the core Strava experience that brought users there in the first place.
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"This is an act that borders on intrusion into this country," said Dodik, who favors ties with Russia to those with the West.
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The parliamentarian also secured a court ruling that the leak amounted to "an illegal intrusion into the American election campaign," Lutsenko told me.
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The King-Reid amendment is completely unneeded, is counter-productive, and is a backward-looking intrusion into the reasoned regulatory processes at work.
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"It seems to me that's quite an intrusion into the relationship between the party and counsel," he said of inquiries into fee arrangements.
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And for conservatives, eminent domain poses a question: Is government intrusion into private property okay if it's to build something that conservatives want?
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Its members had, in their view, fended off an intrusion into a venue over which they feel a real and potentially lasting claim.
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The forceful reaction seemed to align with public sentiment that O&aposDonnell&aposs tweets were an unacceptable intrusion into a minor&aposs life.
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In a statement, the SEC said the intrusion into EDGAR, the agency's online corporate financial disclosure system, happened in 2016 and was previously known.
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Google, Facebook and Twitter especially found themselves suddenly at real risk of regulation by Congress, fallout of the Russian intrusion into the 2016 election.
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These comments on Cruzgate from respected law professors represent an unfortunate intrusion into a Republican campaign season that has already been less than edifying.
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The FBI plowed ahead anyway with an unprecedented intrusion into a presidential campaign, while keeping evidence of the two men's innocence from the courts.
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Although these cameras are a revenue boon for governments across the nation, their intrusion into daily life is disturbing, and their constitutionality is dubious.
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Republicans have countered by pointing to Democrats' support for single-payer health care, which they paint as overly expensive government intrusion into health care.
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On the other side of the scale, the intrusion into individual privacy interests is greatly reduced due to the international nature of the communications.
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But the president argued argued that ordinary citizens also need to expect some intrusion into their phones in order to ensure a safe society.
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Their intrusion into the internal affairs of South Vietnam made considerable headway, and set off what we now call the American war in Vietnam.
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And in a remarkable intrusion into Israeli electoral politics, Mr. Trump on Monday tweeted his support of Mr. Netanyahu's efforts to form a coalition.
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"We obviously would have preferred to know, but the real issue here is the government's intrusion into a reporter's private communications," Ms. Murphy said.
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Headed to Oregon again without explicit orders to either assault or avoid California, he made an intrusion into the Mexican region called Alta California.
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Legislative attempts to interfere with such routine inquiries are a dangerous intrusion into the practice of medicine that ultimately places patients at increased risk.
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Republicans criticize Obamacare as an excessive government intrusion into the healthcare market and contend it is harming job growth by adding burdens on businesses.
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The Justice Department indicted 12 Russian hackers last year for electronic intrusion into the Democratic National Committee and the presidential campaign of Hillary Clinton.
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Republican leaders have insisted they can devise a cheaper approach this week and with less government intrusion into consumers' health-care decisions than Obamacare.
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At any time for any politician to say this -- particularly the inaccurate claim that refugees are illegal -- would be a powerful intrusion into German politics.
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Quest Diagnostics — Quest is investigating an unauthorized intrusion into its systems, and the medical lab operator said it notified customers whose accounts have been affected.
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"This was a deliberate and sweeping intrusion into the private information of the American people," DOJ head William Barr said in a morning press conference.
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It is hard to think James Comey, who made a second belated intrusion into the general election on November 6th, has much of either currently.
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To understand this completely unnecessary intrusion into my daily routine, I needed to consult someone who understands Apple and has been covering them for years.
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"It was taken by al-Azhar as an unwarranted intrusion into Egyptian affairs and a misapprehending of the rights of Christians in Egypt," Reynolds said.
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The National Resources Defense Council (NRDC) employs a legion of legal experts and lawyers to combat the intrusion into and destruction of the planet's wilderness.
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"This is an unacceptable intrusion into the private affairs of journalists," Hendrik Zoerner, spokesman for the German Journalists Association, was quoted as telling the paper.
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But the red warning lights add a different sort of intrusion into your life: a giant glowing indicator that you've done something wrong or unintended.
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That directive, which some officials thought was long overdue, was based, in large part, on intelligence gleaned from Israel's 2014 intrusion into Kaspersky's corporate systems.
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Scientists believe it is due in part to how Sydney was settled — relatively recently, compared with many global cities, with less intrusion into wildlife habitats.
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Canada and Mexico both called the policy an "unprecedented intrusion" into companies' decision-making and noted that the North American steel industry is deeply interwoven.
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Forensic analysis done by the security firm Trend Micro suggests the intrusion into the bank's systems began almost nine months previously, in July of 2015.
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Some northern states are also uncomfortable with the EU's intrusion into national fiscal affairs, preferring that financial markets do the dirty work of disciplining profligacy instead.
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Trump has said little about food and farming during his campaign and since being elected, apart from promising to "end the EPA intrusion" into family farms.
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It would have been a disaster for the open internet and an unnecessary government intrusion into an online marketplace that is functioning well under current law.
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Geng said Liu was convicted of violating Chinese law and criticism of China's handling of the case was an "improper" intrusion into the country's domestic affairs.
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According to the report, Duke was angered by what she saw as Kelly and White House homeland security adviser Tom Bossert's "intrusion" into the decisionmaking process.
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Plaintiffs including border town El Cenizo, the city of San Antonio and others, have said SB 4 is an extraordinary intrusion into the way they govern.
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It was the biggest known intrusion into one company's network, and the episode is now under investigation by both Yahoo and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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And forget about any appetite for new programs like family leave or universal preschool, which the Republican Party is now calling government intrusion into the family.
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In the Toyota RAV4 test, the intrusion into the interior of the vehicle on the passenger's side was 13 inches deeper than on the driver's side.
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"DHS and the FBI will continue to notify any victim of a successful cyber intrusion into their election network in any jurisdiction nationwide," the letter stated.
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"Unless there is no other means of achieving the objective, intrusion into innocent people's privacy should not be allowed — other than in exceptional circumstances," he argued.
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Donald Trump is another savvy politician who well understands the visceral importance of sport in our lives, as evidenced by his intrusion into NFL protests debate.
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Lankes called the mother, who answered for the first time in two months and began yelling about what she considered an unwarranted intrusion into her home.
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"The term upskirting hides a disgusting intrusion into women's privacy ... And that's why I'm determined to tackle the issue and change the legal situation," Lambrecht said.
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"Neither the committees nor the FBI were able to confirm whether an intrusion into the server occurred," Grassley and Johnson said in a news release Wednesday.
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"We're going to disclose this political intrusion into government, this ham-handed political tactic, that once again hurts New Yorkers to make their political point," Gov.
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Germany, announcing its expulsion, cited not only the Skripal attack, but also what it said was a Russian intrusion into the German government's secure data network.
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White House trade advisor Peter Navarro previously said these issues include cyber intrusion into U.S. business networks, forced technology transfer, intellectual property theft and currency manipulation.
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According to Popular Science, it turns out that there's some water intrusion into the front of the facility most summers as seasonal meltwater creeps its way in.
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Bloom said she is filing the lawsuit against both men for revenge porn, disclosure of private facts, intrusion into private affairs, and intentional infliction of emotional distress.
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"It's an incredible intrusion into the bedroom and the private life of families," said Gary Marchant, a law professor at Arizona State University who focuses on bioethics.
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Republicans call Obamacare, which extended health insurance to 20 million people, a government intrusion into Americans' healthcare, and have been promising for seven years to scrap it.
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Global Risk Advisors "introduced [Qatar] to cyber mercenaries in various countries to coordinate technical aspects of the illegal intrusion" into Broidy's emails, according to the amended filing.
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The hacking is the biggest known intrusion into the company's computer network, writes Nicole Perlroth, exceeding other breaches in the last few years at companies like Sony.
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The second is the alleged hacking and intrusion into the Democratic Party's emails and state voter data, which is covered in the most recent set of charges.
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But back to the Republicans: Let's dispel with this fiction that the Trump phenomenon represents some kind of unpredictable intrusion into the normal course of Republican politics.
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CT that the delay was due to "inconsistencies in the reporting of three sets of results," not any kind of "hack or intrusion" into the app itself.
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But the impact of the law doesn't end with its intrusion into matters of morality and conscience, because the subject of abortion also implicates politics and policy.
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Having someone to chat to was a welcome intrusion into the muddled thought-field of my head which I had spent almost the entire meal wading through.
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Those decisions outlined his concerns about police intrusion into Americans' homes as well as cops' increased reliance on technology, the same issues at stake in this term's cases.
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On Monday she lodged a writ with the Supreme Court seeking to stop what she called harassment and intrusion into her private life by Duterte and his allies.
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If enacted, H.R. 2628 would be an unprecedented intrusion into the operation of state law — the exact opposite of empowering states to design schemes that meet their needs.
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It will be interesting to see if many House Republican members will show a similar respect for the principle of limited federal intrusion into state laws and decisions.
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But watching the people of Twitter grapple with this unhinged rant's intrusion into their Sunday morning is the only real reward we get for tuning into Trump Twitter.
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I believe that government intrusion into personal privacy is not the overriding public policy issue that Apple and the Electronic Freedom Foundation would have you believe it is.
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How much of it was the FBI director's late intrusion into the presidential race, raising the alarmist and ultimately inaccurate sense that Clinton was guilty of a crime?
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"According to the member of parliament of Ukraine, he got the court decision that the NABU official conducted an illegal intrusion into the American election campaign," Lutsenko said.
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"Today's ruling strikes a blow against the creeping expansion of government intrusion into the most personal parts of Americans' lives," Wyden said in a statement sent to reporters.
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They argued that speed cameras are a Big Brother intrusion into New Yorkers' lives and are little more than a revenue-generating scheme disguised as a safety measure.
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" Steve Forbes, the onetime presidential candidate, said it amounted to a "permanent backdoor tax increase" that "set a dangerous precedent for state government intrusion into the private marketplace.
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Marriott's final accounting of the intrusion into its Starwood subsidiary ended up just shy of 400 million individual records stolen, including as many as 5 million passport numbers.
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Search Apple's website for a letter from Mr. Cook issuing a public rebuke of China's intrusion into his customers' privacy and freedom of expression — you won't find it.
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The players' association, seeking uniformity in clubhouse protocols — as well as safeguards against management intrusion into the clubhouse space — has raised the issues in collective bargaining, sources said.
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In 2014, U.S. officials said unnamed North Korean hackers were responsible for a major cyber intrusion into Sony, which resulted in leaked internal documents and data being destroyed.
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Yet he disputes the judgment of American intelligence agencies that Russian hackers, authorised by the country's "senior-most officials", were behind the intrusion into the Democratic National Committee's servers.
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The state's Democratic-controlled House of Representatives passed it last month in a nearly party-line vote, with some Republicans arguing it represented inappropriate government intrusion into personal belief.
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Whoever hacked the servers almost certainly violated the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, which bars unauthorized intrusion into a computer or computer network and makes it a federal crime.
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The consequences of flouting the market's supply-and-demand laws apply to a government's intrusion into the health care industry as much as to society's approach to animal control.
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Shortly after the sailors were freed, Iran released footage showing one American sailor apologizing for the intrusion into Iranian waters and praising Iran for the kind treatment they'd received.
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The United Nations has done almost nothing, and the United States and European Union—both of which railed against Russia's intrusion into Ukraine—have refused to defend the Sahrawis.
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A consultant who has worked with Exxon for many years told me that Tillerson and the company's senior executives viewed the investigation as a baseless intrusion into their business.
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"The questions are an intrusion into the President's Article 2 powers under the Constitution to fire any Executive Branch Employee," the President tweeted, quoting a supporter, lawyer Joseph diGenova.
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It announced that it had opened an investigation into the state's Democratic Party for what it described as an attempted criminal intrusion into the state's electronic voter registration system.
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The acquisition set off protests by workers complaining of unpaid wages, canceled benefits and foreign intrusion into a sector that had been a source of national pride for Madagascar.
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Some cities in Florida already have issues with saltwater flooding streets during some high tides, and saltwater intrusion into brackish water areas and freshwater areas has threatened marine life.
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Since the law's formative stages amid concern about millions of Americans lacking health insurance, Republicans have opposed Obamacare, calling it a costly and unneeded government intrusion into Americans' lives.
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CT on Monday that the delay was due to "inconsistencies in the reporting of three sets of results," not any kind of "hack or intrusion" into the app itself.
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And, in any event, that kind of Senate intrusion into House procedure might itself violate the Constitution's delegation to each body of the power to manage its own proceedings.
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It involves an item the unwitting viewer is likely to first consider an intrusion into the show, the only one not painted in one of the two institutional colors.
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The charges against 10 defendants, including two charged criminally, relate to a suspected 2016 intrusion into Edgar, the SEC's corporate filing system used by public companies and money managers.
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There is an almost obsessive coverage of the royal family in the U.K. but relations between the press and the royals are tense given instances of intrusion into private lives.
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Rather, he thought pictographs, visual storytelling using stick figure drawings, had a pancultural meaning that would be useful in contextualizing a symbol and the consequences of intrusion into the site.
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Trump appears to be responding to comments that Hillary Clinton made on Tuesday, in which she identified Comey's intrusion into the election as one of many reasons why she lost.
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One woman had driven seven hours to her appointment, only to be told she couldn't have the procedure today; others were angry and upset at the intrusion into their lives.
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His efforts ultimately backfired, as national political trends favored Republicans after almost six years of the New Deal agenda and southern conservative Democrats resentment of his intrusion into local politics.
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In order to measure a bird's aggression, the researchers simulated an intrusion into that bird's territory by playing a recording of a male song sparrow and watching the bird's reaction.
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VAY DAVID, EAST HAMPTON, N.Y. To the Editor: I am continually disappointed by my liberal friends who are impressed by entertainers' and athletes' intrusion into the political and social arena.
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And in the recent political cycle they demanded a break, or more accurately relief, from an overwhelming government intrusion into their daily lives and failure to address effectively key issues.
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The company said it knew nothing about the intrusion into its products, but American officials do not believe the denials and have banned Kaspersky products from United States government systems.
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What Americans saw as legitimate democracy promotion, Mr. Putin saw as an unwarranted intrusion into Russia's geographic sphere of interest, as the United States once saw Soviet meddling in Cuba.
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Two State Department officials were testifying Wednesday as part of the impeachment inquiry, revealing new details about the unusual intrusion into the U.S. foreign policy apparatus by Trump-aligned consultants.
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But no one raises a fuss despite corporate intrusion into private lives being way more pervasive than anything the FBI ever did during my 28-year career in counterterrorism and counterintelligence.
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" Jackman added: "It is hard to argue that this pre-crime intrusion into individual liberty is necessary and proportionate when it can be authorised 'whether or not an offence is committed'.
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While it extended health insurance to some 20 million Americans, they believe it is an unwarranted and costly government intrusion into healthcare, while also opposing taxes it imposed on the wealthy.
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We reported last week that U.S. national security officials were saying one of the most urgent issues leading into the Trump-Putin summit will be Moscow's covert intrusion into American politics.
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On the West Coast, John L. Burton, the chairman of the California Democratic Party, informed of Mr. Weiner's inadvertent intrusion into the election on Friday evening, let loose an emphatic expletive.
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Although passed with bipartisan support in Congress and signed by George W. Bush in 2007, for some Republicans the regulations became a symbol of the federal government's intrusion into Americans' lives.
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She is suing Uber; its chief executive, Travis Kalanick; and two former senior executives, Emil Michael and Eric Alexander, for intrusion into private affairs, public disclosure of private facts and defamation.
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It comes just weeks after Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, who have complained repeatedly about press intrusion into their lives, again threatened legal action against several British tabloids over invasive photos.
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"That's what it looks like when New Jerseyans fight back against government intrusion into our families," he wrote on Twitter, sharing a video of protesters outside the State House on Monday.
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In the Vietnam War era, the Army illegally compiled personal dossiers on 100,000 Americans opposed to the war, in what the Church Committee called the military's "worst intrusion" into American life.
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But abortion rights activists said the new rules added nothing to the safety and well-being of women undergoing an abortion procedure and amounted to an unnecessary intrusion into patient privacy.
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The self-driving car could become a politically polarizing symbol, with some Americans cheering it as a technological miracle and others viewing it as a nanny-state intrusion into individual liberty.
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Ann Norvell GrayRichmond, Va. To the Editor: If President Trump were smart, he would focus on a wall that is actually needed: a firewall against foreign intrusion into our data infrastructure.
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In the wake of the episode, multiple lawmakers called on CIA Director John Brennan to resign, claiming that the intrusion into Senate staffers' files constituted unwarranted spying on its congressional overseers.
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I think that may reflect a broader sort of corporate intrusion into the functions of institutions that are kind of done for in the United States — or feel done for right now.
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None of the proposals on offer avoided "substantial intrusion into the nation's political life", he wrote, but curbs on gerrymandering may be imposed "if some limited and precise rationale" one day emerges.
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In 2014, after Putin's intrusion into Crimea and eastern Ukraine, expert observers feared that Russia would occupy a much larger slice of Ukraine, and possibly move into the Baltic states and Moldova.
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While Obamacare extended health insurance to some 20 million Americans, many Republicans believe it is an unwarranted and costly government intrusion into healthcare, while also opposing taxes it imposed on the wealthy.
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Also on Wednesday, the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France, held an emotional debate over the bill, a debate that Law and Justice had tried to avert as an intrusion into Poland's sovereignty.
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Americans who suffered powerlessly under overwhelming IRS intrusion into their lives deserve nothing less, and Koskinen's behavior, which is outlined extensively in congressional reports, proves impeachment is exactly what he has earned.
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While every woman fears intrusion into her personal life from her online presence, these anxieties are amplified for sex workers, particularly as viable internet options get closed down by new government strictures.
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The National Day of Reason, the site says, is a day to raise public awareness about the persistent threat to religious liberty posed by government intrusion into the private sphere of worship.
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Moreover, Comey is willing to voluntarily discuss his conversations with the president, so any concern that we might have about the chilling effect of coercive congressional intrusion into those conversations is negated.
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The OLA rules require all funds spent by the government to be recouped by fees on the banking industry, but conservatives say this temporary government lifeline is an improper intrusion into private markets.
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Republicans criticize Obamacare, one of Obama's signature accomplishments in his eight years in office, as an excessive government intrusion into the healthcare market and contend it is harming job growth by burdening businesses.
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"Ideas like 'bundled payments' and rate setting may seem straightforward, but the truth is they are untested, unproven and an unnecessary government intrusion into the private market," the Federation of American Hospitals said.
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Now, several states and cities are banning the question as part of efforts to ensure pay equity for women, but some companies say the new laws represent yet another intrusion into their businesses.
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And if the strikes continue, stop dithering and schedule a public debate on what could very well be the beginning of an unpredictable intrusion into the Middle East's bloodiest civil war in decades.
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I mean, look, this is a person who led an attack on our democracy, who personally supervised the intrusion into an American presidential election with the hope of helping one candidate, undermining another.
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Schur's vision of paradise includes endless drinking without hangovers and curse words rendered unspeakable, and Bell's impish intrusion into this world is the kind of juxtaposition that makes TV comedy...well, good. Oct.
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It allows for exemptions "based on bona fide considerations of public policy," but this case — with its strong odor of religious intrusion into a secular space — does not seem bona fide at all.
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Mr. Johnson also lamented that greater heed was not taken of an October 2016 statement he signed with the director of national intelligence alerting the public to the Russian intrusion into election systems.
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It revealed that 79 percent of Republicans approved of Trump's sycophantic performance at the news conference with Vladimir Putin, while 85 percent deem the investigation of Russian intrusion into our elections a distraction.
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Carr, was among the most fractious of the 20th century because the dissenters saw it as a disastrous intrusion into the domain of legislators — a "political thicket" that would inevitably politicize the court.
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JANNI SIMNER, TUCSON To the Editor: Pundits and politicians have assured the public that the investigation into Russian intrusion into the American political process will proceed because of the professionalism of F.B.I. agents.
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Critics view the law as a costly government intrusion into the private marketplace, and complain of high deductibles and premiums that price out some middle-income people who do not get subsidized coverage.
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HANNITY: I will tell you, the news media, and they write this in the Times piece, consider the idea of mining a journalist&aposs record for sources a massive intrusion into the First Amendment.
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Comey said his agency first notified the DNC in August 2015, nearly a full year before the party discovered the intrusion into its system and hired outside help to kick the Russian hackers out.
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" Many historians and Jewish groups inside Poland also denounced the bill — one group wrote the legislation "would constitute an unprecedented (and unknown in a democratic system) intrusion into the debate about the Polish history.
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Repealing and replacing Obamacare, which Republicans fault as a costly government intrusion into the healthcare system, was a top campaign promise for Trump, who was monitoring the Senate developments during his visit to Paris.
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For instance, he pledged to "end the EPA intrusion" into Americans' lives, and as president he proposed a 31 percent cut to the agency, the largest percentage cut for any department in his budget.
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Like other Republicans who became Tea Party celebrities, Mr. Pence objected to the Common Core as a federal intrusion into local education policy — even though the federal government had no role in developing it.
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He said Judge Alsup's order was an "extraordinary departure from bedrock principles governing judicial review of federal agency action," given the practical burdens it imposed and in its intrusion into the administration's internal deliberations.
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The latter was also a two-pronged attack that involved a DDoS attack against the online ticket-selling site for passengers, and an intrusion into the automated system for scheduling and dispatching freight cars.
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Alphabet subsidiary Wing is testing one of the world's biggest drone delivery projects in Bonython, a suburb of Australian capital Canberra, dividing neighbors over its intrusion into their daily lives, reports the Wall Street Journal.
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THE REFUSAL OF WILD GLOBALIZATION, THE REFUSAL OF MASSIVE IMMIGRATION, THE REFUSAL OF THE INTRUSION INTO OTHER COUNTRIES THAT IN REALITY CONTRIBUTED TO THE RISE OF FUNDAMENTALIST ISLAMISTS, AND THAT LET THEM BECOME MORE POWERFUL.
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The Trump administration has warned that granting a temporary restraining order against the president for control of the U.S. consumer watchdog agency would be an extraordinary intrusion into the executive branch and harm the agency.
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In two of those states, Oklahoma and Kansas, the courts have temporarily blocked the bans, which many doctors have called an intrusion into medical decisions that could expose women to unneeded or more dangerous procedures.
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Michael Lotito, who co-chairs the Workplace Policy Institute at law firm Littler Mendelson, called it an "unprecedented intrusion into the attorney client relationship" in a statement and promised to challenge the rule in court.
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But a small and impassioned group of parents rejects vaccines for religious reasons or fears about their safety, often drawing support from conservatives wary of what they see as government intrusion into personal life decisions.
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Officials in Kiribati have said they desperately need funding for desalination plants to provide safe water for the 110,000 residents of country, where much of the water has become contaminated by seawater intrusion into groundwater.
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And that leaves a swath of the right in a difficult situation: support the building of a border wall that will require massive government intrusion into private property, or defy the president and his base.
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"Thompson is charged with wire fraud and computer fraud and abuse for the intrusion into data of Capital One and more than 30 other entities," the Department of Justice said in a statement late Wednesday.
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Repealing and replacing Obamacare, which Republicans fault as a costly government intrusion into the health-care system, was a top campaign promise for Trump, who was monitoring the Senate developments during his visit to Paris.
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This analysis found it "highly probable" that the intrusion into the phone was triggered by an infected video file sent from the account of the Saudi heir to Bezos, the owner of the Washington Post.
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In dissent, Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr., joined by Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and Justice Clarence Thomas, wrote that the majority opinion was a well intentioned but ill-considered intrusion into jurors' privacy.
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Registered voters were asked whether they were more concerned that the government wouldn't go far enough in its efforts to monitor the activities and communications of potential terrorists, or if they feared government intrusion into privacy.
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Thora Birch and Scarlett Johansson star as world-weary teen outcasts and best friends Enid and Rebecca, whose disaffected bond is tested by the strange intrusion into their lives of a loser played by Steve Buscemi.
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"That legislative intrusion into a single pending case — changing the law so that plaintiffs' can collect more than $2 billion from their adversaries — clearly violates the separation of powers," the bank's lawyers stated in their brief.
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He used Apple's big stage to ask pointed questions about government intrusion into private lives, the polluting effects of tech manufacturing, and how the future of medicine might be shaped by the quantification of health metrics.
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The effort became a political lightning rod, with the left opposing a new generation of standardized tests tied to the Core, and the right seeing the effort as an unwelcome intrusion into local control of schools.
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"Stan Lee and the Lee family are happy that the court saw fit to try to prevent further intrusion into the personal life and affairs of Mr. Lee," his lawyer, Jonathan Freund, told Reuters by phone.
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In it, he nodded to the importance of constraints on presidential intrusion into specific Justice Department case decisions, citing the need "to avoid even the appearance of politicization" when it comes to administration of criminal law.
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" The suit claims that Google has caused harm to its users "because they disclosed sensitive and confidential location information, constituting an egregious breach of social norms" and were the victims of an "intrusion into their private affairs.
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His intrusion into the US election may have been motivated by revenge for what he believed was Hillary Clinton's alleged encouragement of anti-Putin protests in 2011 by saying Russia's parliamentary elections were neither free nor fair.
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The Klan and its many supporters were so upset by this Northern intrusion into local affairs that Southern Democrats made total withdrawal of these troops one of the leading demands of the election-deciding Compromise of 1876.
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The AJMC Study also warned that employees might begin to "resent corporate intrusion"—but corporate intrusion into employee health is, unfortunately, becoming the norm at work, even without the blunt instrument of a company-sponsored wellness plan.
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Without a clear opinion on where that line is and as Rule 41 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure goes into effect, many are unsure whether the 45th President will allow greater intrusion into citizens' lives.
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Obed Kresna Widyapratistha, a student at Gadjah Mada University in the city of Yogyakarta, said he had joined in protests there in part because of his opposition to the crime bill and its intrusion into private affairs.
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"This is an effort that I think is extraordinary in cost, extraordinary in scope, and I think extraordinary as it relates to the intrusion into the sovereignty of the states," Pruitt said in September about the regulation.
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In seeking to dismiss the credit union lawsuit, the Justice Department said forcing Trump to appoint English would be an "extraordinary intrusion into core Executive Branch operations" and upend the "consensus view" that Mulvaney deserved the job.
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She has noted that Trump's foreign policies have tended to align with Russian's interests, whether it has been questioning NATO's role in defending Eastern Europe, failing to recognize Russia's intrusion into Ukraine, and supporting Russia's actions in Syria.
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"The legislative intrusion into a single pending case -- changing the law so plaintiffs can collect nearly $2 billion from their adversary -- violates the separation of powers," Jeffrey A. Lamken, a lawyer for Bank Markazi, argued in court papers.
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"I attempted to show the importance of this new type of cultural malcontent, and to show how he facilitated the intrusion into politics of essentially unpolitical grievances," Dr. Stern wrote in a preface to the book's second edition.
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The prince, the youngest son of heir-to-the-throne Prince Charles and his first wife Princess Diana, publicly confirmed their relationship months later in a rebuke to the media over its alleged intrusion into Markle's private life.
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Tuesday's alert said Hidden Cobra has been previously referred to by private sector experts as Lazarus Group and Guardians of the Peace, which have been linked to attacks such as the 2014 intrusion into Sony's Sony Pictures Entertainment.
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In a rebuke from his office to the media in 2016 over intrusion into his fiancee's private life, Harry referred to the racism that had been directed at Markle, whose father is white and mother is African-American.
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" To make their case, Democrats highlighted a 2009 op-ed article in which Mr. Price said, "Nothing has had a greater negative effect on the delivery of health care than the federal government's intrusion into medicine through Medicare.
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Nor can HHS's actions be considered alone; they are the latest steps in a movement intended to transform religious liberty from a shield against government intrusion into a sword for discrimination against women and others seeking health care.
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Republicans, despite having control of the White House and both chambers of Congress, have for months been unable to make good on their seven-year promise to repeal Obamacare, which they view as a government intrusion into Americans' healthcare.
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" Giampietro commented on the post that blog post author Hadley Arkes was "exactly right to trace the intrusion into private business to the Civil Right Act," and that he would go back farther to "the original sin of slavery.
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As Lee attempts to fix up their home to the standard expected by the Hamptons council, we see how disturbing the Edies find the intrusion into their way of life, which in many ways they are completely comfortable with.
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They also pointed out that technological advances have vastly expanded the state's intrusion into individuals' private lives — because "so much private and personal material is online, and because it can now be easily stored and searched in vast quantities".
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The spike in collection of call records coincided with an increase reported on Friday across other surveillance methods, raising questions from some privacy advocates who are concerned about potential government overreach and intrusion into the lives of U.S. citizens.
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The Common Core has come up against parents who complain of overtesting, students opting out of the tests last spring and conservatives objecting to the standards as a federal intrusion into what they said should be a local issue.
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And for smaller Western countries confronting the same influence campaign, what are they to make of a situation where the leader of the Western alliance is seemingly unable to defend itself against intrusion into its most sacred political moment?
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Because of his constant interweaving of narrative and analysis, Metaxas' "Martin Luther" is difficult to assess as a single text, especially because the analysis seems more of an intrusion into the narrative than an elucidation or expansion of it.
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"The limited steps taken by the Tate to prevent visitors viewing into my clients' apartments are ineffective and both my clients and their families will have to continue to live with this daily intrusion into their privacy," she said.
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"I deeply regret the failure of my 24-year marriage, the tremendous hurt caused to Natalie and our four daughters and the unwanted public intrusion into what is an intensely private matter for all of us," he said in a statement.
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DeSantis, who was briefed by the FBI on Friday, said two counties "experienced intrusion into the supervisor of elections network," but added that there was no manipulation of the data, and that the intrusion "had no effect" on Florida vote totals.
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It's not one in which they use their phones to avoid their friends or family, but one in which technology serves as a source of constant intrusion into their lives, never allowing them to forget about their schoolwork or grades.
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Democrats, many of whom believe that Comey's intrusion into the election helped Trump win the presidency, immediately denounced the move and called for the appointment of a special prosecutor as New York Senator Charles Schumer suggested a "cover-up " was underway.
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The Times may have condemned the arrangement in Brooklyn as religious intrusion into secular space, but a few months ago it hailed a Saturday-night women-only swimming programme in Toronto as reflecting "an ethos of inclusion" for the city's Muslims.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg bankrolled ads promoting the tax as a deterrent to childhood obesity, while the soft drink industry through the Can the Tax Coalition ran ads against what it deemed an intrusion into consumers' lives.
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"To allow such a suit to go forward in the district court without a resolution of the controlling issues by a court of appeals could result in an unnecessary intrusion into the duties and affairs of a sitting President," Niemeyer wrote.
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As President Trump's administration plans for a summit in Europe next month with Russia President Vladimir Putin, U.S. national-security officials tell Jonathan Swan and me that one of the most urgent issues will be Moscow's covert intrusion into American politics.
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Yeah, and we don't want government intrusion into private space and private speech, but I do think we are in the middle of —and it's not gonna be solved this year — but we are in the middle of a national conversation.
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Republicans say Obamacare is a costly intrusion into the healthcare system, but the party is divided between moderates concerned the Senate bill would eliminate insurance for millions of low-income Americans and conservatives who want to see even deeper cuts.
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In the book, Mr. Comey added his own description of how a discussion about a grievous intrusion into the American election process became "a strategy session about messaging on Russia — about how they could spin what we'd just told them."
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After Russia's intrusion into Ukraine and its annexation of Crimea in 2014, the United States and its allies levied broad sanctions against the Russian economy and blacklisted dozens of its citizens, including some close to the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin.
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Binney and other former intelligence officials have published an analysis concluding that the July 2628 intrusion into the DNC network was not a hack but rather that the data was leaked out by a person with physical access to DNC computers.
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Englander's comments to CNBC came on the same day that Broidy and his company, Broidy Capital Management, filed an amended lawsuit against Qatar and the people and companies he accuses of conspiring to conduct an "illegal intrusion" into Broidy's email server last year.
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The US is charging the seven Iranians for cyber attacks in the form of a distributed denial of service (DDoS) that hit a part of the US financial sector, as well as an intrusion into a small dam in Bowman, New York.
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Its homepage was updated with the following statement from CEO Matt Mahvi—emphasis ours:To follow up on our communication from yesterday evening regarding the system outage, we can now confirm the issue was a result of an unauthorized intrusion into our network.
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In late October, shortly after FBI Director James Comey's second stunning intrusion into the campaign between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid accused Comey of violating federal law that prohibits government employees from using their official powers to electioneer.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Sudan considers oil and gas exploration blocks offered by Egypt in the Red Sea's Halayeb area as a direct intrusion into Sudanese territory, Saad al-Deen Hussein al-Bishri, minister of state at Khartoum's oil ministry, was cited as saying.
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Finally, Page's statement signals that the nation's premier intelligence court may not have been given a complete picture of the evidence — or lack thereof — as it approved an extraordinary surveillance intrusion into an American presidential nominee's campaign just weeks before Election Day.
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Eric Trump confirmed in a telephone interview on Thursday evening that he had spoken with the F.B.I. about matters related to computer security, but declined to elaborate, other than to say there had been no successful intrusion into the company's computer system.
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The Texas Medical Association and Texas Hospital Association expressed a similar concern in a letter sent last month to the Department of State Health Services, saying "these rules once again will present regulatory intrusion" into the "unique relationship" between doctors and patients.
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His life had never felt easy, even as a privileged, able-bodied suburban boy with two adoring parents, but he never felt entitled to any angst; he saw unhappiness as an illegitimate intrusion into the carefree reality he was supposed to inhabit.
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Still, Democrats are bracing for fights over subpoenaing witnesses and documents — including, possibly, Mr. Trump's tax returns — since Republicans have balked at an outside, independent inquiry into what intelligence officials say was an unprecedented intrusion into an American election by a foreign power.
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But during a briefing with reporters in San Francisco on Wednesday, F.B.I. officials said the intrusion into Yahoo's systems appeared to have begun with a spear-phishing attack, in which a Yahoo employee was tricked into disclosing information that allowed the attackers in.
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In its defense filed on Monday night, the Trump administration said the 1998 Federal Vacancies Act gives the White House the ultimate power to say who is in charge and granting the restraining order would be an extraordinary intrusion into the executive branch.
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In an exhibition in which bacteria stands to symbolize the Other and the foreign's intrusion into hygienic territories (as the press release points out), I immediately felt estranged for being familiar with the beverage that is so common in Eastern Europe and Central Asia.
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While some prior reports of Russian intrusion into U.S. power systems have been shown to be exaggerated, the FBI and Department of Homeland Security warned last year that Russian state-linked hackers appear to have been probing parts of the energy grid for weaknesses.
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The ideal investigatory body would be a bipartisan commission as the kind appointed following 911, but it is unlikely that any such commission will be appointed, despite the fact that all Americans – Democrats and Republicans alike – are affected by Russian intrusion into our elections.
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"The questions are an intrusion into the President's Article 2 powers under the Constitution to fire any Executive Branch Employee," the President tweeted, quoting the lawyer Joe diGenova, whose involvement with Trump's legal team was announced in March but fell through a week later.
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Now, the impacts of climate change — which can include less rainfall in some areas, changing river flows and flood patterns, and potential saltwater intrusion into inland bodies of water — are further threatening some of Australia's wetlands, and the birds that rely on them for breeding.
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Demosisto, a pro-democracy party founded by the student activists who led the 2014 mass protests, issued a statement saying that Lam's victory showed the "Chinese Communist Party's complete control over Hong Kong's electoral process," and called it a "serious intrusion" into the city's autonomy.
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Mr. Joyce returned to the N.S.A. American intelligence agencies have identified cyberthreats as the No. 1 risk facing the United States — it has ranked ahead of terrorism for years now in the annual assessment provided to Congress, even before the Russian intrusion into the election.
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Arturo Di Modica, the creator of the 7,000-pound bull sculpture, is near despair at what he sees as the intrusion into his space last month of the four-foot-tall girl with hands on hips as she confronts the bull in all his maleness.
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The puzzle in Brighton Beach is much the same as in other parts of the Trump base: Why is there no great alarm from President Trump or his supporters about the brazen Russian intrusion into American politics that has been certified by American intelligence agencies?
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The woman, identified only as Jane Doe, a resident of Texas, is suing Uber and its chief executive, Travis Kalanick, as well as two former senior executives, Emil Michael and Eric Alexander, for intrusion into private affairs, public disclosure of private facts and defamation.
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McManus, a beef farmer from Kinawley in the North who lives a six minute drive away in the Irish village of Swanlinbar, says residents will not stand for any sort of intrusion into the normality they have taken for granted over the past 20 years.
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Catherine Croft and Christopher Anderson, State Department officials who served as senior advisers on Ukraine, described to investigators the unusual intrusion into U.S. foreign policy by Trump-aligned consultants, including his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani and Robert Livingston, a lobbyist and former GOP congressman.
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Since the day he was elected, President Trump's administration has been dogged by suspicions that his campaign staff colluded with the Russian government to tip the election in his favor—particularly through the intrusion into the Democratic National Committee and the Clinton campaign by Kremlin hackers.
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Cohen's team is now masquerading him as the key to the 2016 intrusion into Democratic email systems, in which allegedly Russian hackers used phishing attacks and malware to break into email systems with the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, the Democratic National Committee, and Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
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In this case, it may be less about the intrusion into how you use, say, the Expedia app in your free time and more about the potential risk you face when Expedia insecurely sends a video displaying your credit card number back to its own servers.
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Al-Bishri said that offering four of those blocks and other unnamed ones "within Sudanese lands in the Halayeb area...are considered a direct intrusion into the authorities of the Sudanese Oil and Gas Ministry in granting licenses for oil and gas exploration in that area".
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"This is an effort that I think is extraordinary in cost, extraordinary in scope, and I think extraordinary as it relates to the intrusion into the sovereignty of the states," Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt (R), one of the rule's challengers, said at a recent event.
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While she is pro-choice, believes climate change is real and man-made, and is concerned about the rights of minorities, she also sees Obamacare's individual mandate as an unwanted government intrusion into private life and feels that it is unfair that undocumented immigrants use social services.
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Every day, these men and women of the Foreign Affairs Cybersecurity Center sift through five terabytes of information -- the data equivalent of about 85,000 hours of music or 1.5 million pictures -- looking for abnormalities that could indicate an attempted intrusion into the State Department's vast communications network.
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ICE's dramatic intrusion into the business of the Marlborough District Court came within days of the filing of an unprecedented joint legal action against the agency by prosecutors from two of the state's largest counties, together with public defenders at the Massachusetts Committee for Public Counsel Services.
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"While I agree with President Trump's policy goal, I don't believe in situational principles, and it's clear what kind of rabbit hole our country can go down when we have a Democratic president who wants more government intrusion into our economy and our lives," he said.
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Stripping women of our choice — aside from being state intrusion into a very personal matter — deeply infantilizes us, suggesting that we are not mature enough to make that very adult choice for ourselves, while also demanding that we take on the profoundly adult responsibilities of motherhood.
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One judge, Ganna Yudkivska of Ukraine, who was part of the majority, called the Portuguese decision a "humiliating and insolent intrusion into the most intimate sphere of the applicant's private life," and a reflection of the patriarchal assumption that sexual life is primarily tied to procreation.
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Most likely, intelligence officials say, Mr. Gebrev was a target because of the way his business rankled the Kremlin: his arms sales to Ukraine, his company's intrusion into markets long dominated by Russia, and his efforts to purchase a weapons factory coveted by a Russian oligarch.
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" The former mayor of New York City also told CNN, however, that Trump's legal team is likely to argue that Mueller's team already has what it needs on obstruction from interviews with other witnesses and that asking further questions could be a "real intrusion into privilege.
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Jennifer Griffiths explains the historical context for this in the essay "Erotically Engaged: Carol Rama's Politically Defiant Bodies": With its motto, "Everything in the State, nothing outside the State, nothing against the State," the Fascist government in Italy legitimized its intrusion into the private lives of citizens.
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It's unclear how the charges of misuse of campaign funds raise concerns about House rules or protection for legislative acts, but Schock's defense argues that the overall case and investigation was so tainted by the intrusion into congressional prerogatives that all the charges must be thrown out.
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STEVE LIESMAN: But, I mean, in that equation, you have to address the omnibus criticism of the Obama administration, which was one of regulation that tamped down on private enterprise, and too much government intrusion into the private sector that really kept some of the gains getting to individuals.
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"The Senate Intelligence Committee's report underscores why voters in Florida and across the country need to be made aware whether they were the victims of an intrusion into their voting data by a foreign adversary and what the federal government is doing to prepare for another attack," Rep.
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In a four-to-one majority ruling, the Supreme Court said that even though the threesome story was easily accessible online, allowing publication in English newspapers would lead to a "media storm" with increased intrusion into the lives of the main protagonist, his spouse and their two young children.
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"Given what we do know, especially given what happened this summer with respect to the FBI's intrusion into Paul Manafort's condominium, in light of the revelations that we've seen about General Flynn, I have a sense that there will, in fact, be indictments," Starr told CNN's Michael Smerconish.
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"An illegal intrusion into and occupation of a diplomatic mission and act of theft are a grave breach of state sovereignty and a flagrant violation of international law, and this kind of act should never be tolerated over the globe," North Korean officials said, according to the news service.
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The U.S. has also struggled with the Kremlin's aggression in cyberspace and its intrusion into other international affairs — most notably in Venezuela and Syria — and new diplomatic forays with North Korea, as well as the deterioration of several arms control treaties, including the longstanding Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces treaty.
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Photo: APThe hackers behind a massive intrusion into HBO systems have released a month's worth of a senior HBO executive's emails, dumping a "publicly accessible link to a cache of internal documents" which also included the script to yet another upcoming episode of Game of Thrones, Hollywood Reporter wrote Monday.
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Mike Stuart, the US attorney for the Southern District of West Virginia, revealed at a press conference Tuesday that an FBI investigation "is currently ongoing" after an unsuccessful attempted intrusion into the Voatz app, which West Virginia has used since 2018 to allow overseas and military voters to vote via smartphone.
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"This is an effort that I think is extraordinary in cost, extraordinary in scope and I think extraordinary as it relates to the intrusion into the sovereignty of the states," Pruitt said recently of the Clean Power Plan, shortly before a federal court heard his and other states' challenges against it.
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But some of the highest-profile incidents this year included an intrusion into credit-rating firm Equifax's database (losing info on over 145 million people), Yahoo's late admission that all three billion accounts on the network in 2013 were compromised, and Uber's bribery of hackers that stole 57 million customers' personal data.
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But the depth of the Russian intrusion into systems intended to safeguard the integrity of elections once again raises concerns about whether local jurisdictions, whose technical abilities vary widely, and the companies they contract are able to fend off the determined efforts of nation-state hackers with vast resources at their disposal.
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Here's straight from the filing: The vast majority of these secrecy orders related to consumer accounts and prevent Microsoft from telling affected individuals about the government's intrusion into their personal affairs; others prevent Microsoft from telling business customers that the government has searched and seized the emails of individual employees of the customer.
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After federal prosecutors unsealed indictments this week against four men they say were responsible for a 4.83 intrusion into Yahoo's systems that affected 24.8 million user accounts, data on one billion accounts — stolen in another attack on the company a year earlier — appeared to remain available on underground hacker forums on Friday.
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But even more moderate sea level rises will be a problem: it means higher tides, more nuisance flooding, more washed-out roads, more saltwater intrusion into drinking water aquifers, more corroded electrical lines, more septic tanks leaking bacteria-laden waters into the streets, and, of course, higher, more damaging storm surges when hurricanes hit.
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"A blanket license for governmental intrusion into the privacy of average Americans who just happen to be unlucky enough to lose their job seems rooted in the assumption that unemployed workers are to blame for their own unemployment," Anne Paxton, a staff attorney for the Unemployment Law Project in Washington, wrote in the public comments.
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"The comments that he did make during the campaign were critical of the bank, and the signal I got was that he was not a supporter," said Diane Katz, a fellow with the conservative Heritage Foundation, which has worked closely with Mr. Trump's team but opposes the bank as a government intrusion into free markets.
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Meanwhile I had a look around online — and found several other Facebook users apparently stuck in similar test buckets (in a few different geographical locations, dating back at least as far back as November) — also complaining that the intrusion into their sidebar felt creepy and irrelevant… And what has my Facebook Ticker now been replaced with?
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But as a startling investigation by Scott Shane of The New York Times, and new research by the cybersecurity firm FireEye, now reveal, the Kremlin's stealth intrusion into the election was far broader and more complex, involving a cyberarmy of bloggers posing as Americans and spreading propaganda and disinformation to an American electorate on Facebook, Twitter and other platforms.
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The woman, a Texas resident identified as Jane Doe in the case, is suing for intrusion into private affairs, public disclosure of private facts and defamation and says in the suit the three executives, including Alexander, Travis Kalanick and Emil Michael believed her rape in 2014 was a conspiracy from an Uber rival or taxi company to defame the company.
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On Wednesday, Saad al-Deen Hussein al-Bishri, minister of state at Khartoum's Oil Ministry, said that offering four of the 10 blocks and other unnamed ones "within Sudanese lands in the Halayeb area ... are considered a direct intrusion into the authorities of the Sudanese Oil and Gas Ministry in granting licenses for oil and gas exploration in that area".
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"Banning abortion before most people even know they are pregnant is a gross intrusion into the lives of Georgians and their families, and the impact will fall hardest on people of color, poor people, and rural and marginalized communities," Oriaku Njoku, executive director and co-founder of ARC-Southeast, which helps people access reproductive care, said in a statement provided to Refinery29.
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"Given what we do know, especially given what happened this summer with respect to the FBI's intrusion into Paul Manafort's condominium, in light of the revelations that we've seen about General Flynn, I have a sense that there will in fact be indictments," Starr said on CNN's "Smerconish," referring to President Trump's former campaign chairman and his first national security adviser, respectively.
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Second, both parties have their own ideologically driven reasons for finding the subject of spurring startups uncomfortable: For Democrats, the venture capital sector so vital to the success of new businesses is a convenient and frequent political target; for Republicans, the preferential treatment of startups in the tax code smacks of intrusion into the free market and the picking of winners and losers.
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Opponents argued it was unfair or even unconstitutional to force such a change on businesses ("GOVERNMENT SHOULD NOT BE ABLE TO MANDATE ARBITRARY THINGS IN COMPANIES," one Obama-Clinton voter wrote, in all caps), and that it represented too much intrusion into the economy; and more than a few argued it was a communist or socialist idea (as one Obama/Trump voter wrote, "better dead than red").
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"For years, we have witnessed China's voracious appetite for the personal data of Americans, including the theft of personnel records from the US Office of Personnel Management, the intrusion into Marriott hotels, and Anthem health insurance company, and now the wholesale theft of credit and other information from Equifax," he told reporters, in what was almost certainly the first time the four attacks had been publicly linked by a government official.
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IDP chairman Tom PriceThomas (Tom) Edmunds PriceDNC chair says app used in Iowa won't be used in other primary states Hillicon Valley: Iowa chaos highlights misinformation threat | Officials blame app for delayed results | Company offers 'regret' | Nevada officials drop plans to use app | Ohio ramps up election security Company behind Iowa Democratic caucus app expresses 'regret' MORE stressed in a statement Tuesday that "there was not a cyber security intrusion" into the caucus.
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IDP chair Tom PriceThomas (Tom) Edmunds PriceDNC chair says app used in Iowa won't be used in other primary states Hillicon Valley: Iowa chaos highlights misinformation threat | Officials blame app for delayed results | Company offers 'regret' | Nevada officials drop plans to use app | Ohio ramps up election security Company behind Iowa Democratic caucus app expresses 'regret' MORE stressed in a statement Tuesday that "there was not a cyber security intrusion" into the caucus.
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" Coons called it "striking" that former FBI Director James Comey testified that Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE had "never sat down with him to ask him in detail about the Russian intrusion into our 2016 election and what we should do about it.
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Surely DOE could have used it to push back against allegations that its letter was a "chillingly inappropriate political intrusion into curricular decisions" (American Association of University Professors), a move "motivated not by any governing statute but rather by the administration's own ideological standards" (ACLU) that "will undermine the mission of Title VI" (18 academic organizations), or the "worst full-blown assault on academic freedom in the United States since the Joe McCarthy era" (Will Bunch, Philadelphia Inquirer).
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The practice was rooted in the Soviet techniques of "kompromat," the collection of compromising information by the K.G.B. against foes of the Communist Party, but reached its full flowering after the 1991 collapse of Communism and the privatization of the dark arts formerly dominated by the K.G.B. Instead of simply examining old media reports, court records and other public documents to try to dig up dirt or embarrassing gossip, Russian-style "chyorny P.R." has often focused on pilfering private information through hacking and physical intrusion into offices and filing cabinets.
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Special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE laid out clear evidence of obstruction of justice in his report to Attorney General William Barr on the Russian intrusion into America's 2016 election campaign, yet almost every Republicans in Congress refuses to hold President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE accountable.
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" (One early clue for Krebs that Jha was likely involved in Mirai was that the person calling themself Anna-Senpai had listed their skills by saying, "I'm very familiar with programming in a variety of languages, including ASM, C, Go, Java, C#, and PHP.) This is not the first time that teens and college students have exposed key weaknesses in the internet: The first major computer worm was unleashed in November 1988 by Robert Morris, then a student at Cornell, and the first major intrusion into the Pentagon's computer networks—a case known as Solar Sunrise—came a decade later, in 1998; it was the work of two California teens in concert with an Israeli contemporary.
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