The most effective forms of censorship today involve meddling with
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Just how far should we take humankind's meddling with nature?
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Pence raised the 2016 election meddling with Putin, aides said.
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Is enhanced longevity meddling with creation, or a complement to it?
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It is also meddling with one North Korean grandmother's retirement plans.
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Maybe some decided on mischief and were meddling with the Democrats.
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For one thing, executives don't like anyone meddling with their hiring.
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As long as they're not meddling with you, I don't care.
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Trump added that he would raise alleged Russian election meddling with Putin.
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But meddling with the internet can be addictive, like the internet itself.
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This much meddling with the FBI for this long is not normal.
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Go easy on the investigation of Russia's meddling with the 2016 election.
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We've certainly opened the doors for meddling with our lack of privacy.
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But he cautioned Congress against meddling with a market that mostly worked.
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It's also a cautionary tale about humans hubristically meddling with awesome tech.
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And that means even meddling with provisions that help moms feed their babies.
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So North Carolina was only playing politics, he said, not meddling with race.
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Merkel, the Kremlin has little to gain from meddling with the German vote.
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Humans have been meddling with wildlife a lot lately, and it never ends well.
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Claims that Kroton could be meddling with Estácio's management are not new to Cade.
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Why bother meddling with Chapo's jurors when the drugs and money are still flowing?
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Trump says he will raise the topic of election meddling with the Russian leader.
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It is no time, she said, to be meddling with standards already in place.
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Temer took over from Rousseff after she was impeached for allegedly meddling with fiscal accounts.
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They should resist fighting "deviant sects" like Shias, and "avoid meddling" with non-Muslim minorities.
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Finally, Trump has pledged to bring up the topic of election meddling with his Russian counterpart.
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The House Homeland Security Chairman says that Russia should pay for meddling with the U.S. election.
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The more religious a person was, the more they perceived human enhancement as meddling with nature.
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Those sanctions were put in place in 2018 in retaliation for Russian meddling with the election.
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Trump has faced increasing pressure to address election meddling with Putin from both Democrats and Republicans.
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The most effective forms of censorship today involve meddling with trust and attention, not muzzling speech itself.
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Some biologists worry about introducing another destructive invader, and argue that people should avoid meddling with nature.
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The attorney believes this somewhat restrained (for him) response will keep the Church from meddling with MormonLeaks.
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It's not unreasonable to assess another breakthrough in meddling with a building block of life as perilous.
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Now, hackers are meddling with the voting systems in several states, leaving local officials on high alert.
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The closest historical analogy of a president doing hands-on meddling with the DOJ was President Nixon.
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So far, there have been isolated reports of al-Shabaab meddling with food distribution in South Central Somalia.
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Gizmodo: Do you think meddling with ecosystems and reviving lost species could have negative effects on living ones?
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The lawyers argued that Mr Trump's meddling with the FBI did not break a particular statute on obstruction.
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This almost always involves people meddling with the environment – in which viruses are part of the delicate balance.
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" Trump said he discussed election meddling with Putin for 20-25 minutes: "I said, did you do it?
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To keep people from meddling with anything beyond filling wiper fluid, automakers shield the engine with a cover.
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I'm mildly disgusted at Professor X's meddling with Moira's mind, though at least he admitted it was wrong.
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The pro-democracy protesters are campaigning against what they see as Chinese meddling with Hong Kong's promised freedoms.
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Many people across the country are also upset that European officials are meddling with the country's tax policies.
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In opening remarks to the U.N. Security Council, Mr. Trump accused China of meddling with U.S. midterm elections.
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All democrats here essentially hate the authoritarian Chinese government, its bullying and its meddling with Hong Kong's autonomy.
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A long read would also keep him from meddling with the world for a few days or weeks.
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Republican members of the intelligence panel opened a Thursday session on Russian meddling with an attack on Schiff.
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Because Luke found out Snoke was meddling with Ben Solo, he had to make sure Snoke couldn't find her.
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Terrell Owens has a message for Jerry Jones -- STOP MEDDLING WITH THE DALLAS COWBOYS AND FIRE JASON GARRETT ALREADY!!
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Someone has been meddling with Bella in the system, and they have no idea where she is right now.
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Professor and aesthetic critic Rhonda Garelick of New York Magazine's "The Cut," writes discerningly on meddling with meaning here.
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Are you beginning to see how much dire meddling with the concept of the family exists in Wilson's characters?
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Some of the calls are gross-out moves that mock the overall idea of legislators meddling with women's health care.
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The first is that Russia and the United States have been meddling with, or spying on, each other for decades.
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Periodically. And if you're OK with someone meddling with your dessert, Au've got to love the idea, unless your metalergic.
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Meanwhile, the president seems indifferent when it comes to the risk of Russian meddling with the mid-terms in November.
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Brexiteers cheered: yet another example of croissant-scoffing continentals meddling with British traditions, such as burning bread to a crisp.
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In previous legal setbacks, Mr Trump has taken to Twitter to express his displeasure with judges meddling with his policies.
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If politicians did start meddling with interest rates, investors should in theory demand a higher risk premium to hold gilts.
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And after much angst, Republican tax-writers have decided there's too much political pain in meddling with 401k retirement benefits.
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Meddling with climatic systems we don't understand, in the service of solving global warming, could just make the crisis worse.
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The word's popularity was also fueled by the ongoing special counsel probe into Russian meddling with the 2016 presidential election.
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But replacing local meddling with a Washington-based fossil fuel and Wall Street policy juggernaut will only make matters worse.
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For example, 63 percent of evangelical Protestants said gene editing to protect babies from serious diseases was meddling with nature.
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For whatever reason, the bird's ominous record of injuring humans—and endangered status—hasn't deterred people from meddling with them.
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Now, though, progressives are confronted with a situation where meddling with the legislative process and overriding popular opinion seems desirable.
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Flynn repeatedly denied that he discussed sanctions imposed by former President Barack Obama against Russia for election meddling with the ambassador.
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Trump declined to tell reporters at the White House as he was departing whether he would raise election meddling with Putin.
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Antonov replaces Sergei Kislyak, the outgoing ambassador, who had been a player in the suspected Russian meddling with the US election.
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Republican members of the panel opened a session on Thursday on Russian meddling with an attack on Democratic chairman Adam Schiff.
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But what if those workings, and the conflicts behind them, are precisely what we should be meddling with and arguing over?
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And it said Trump's alleged meddling with defense spending for personal gain threatens the integrity of the government procurement system itself.
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Trump stands apart from the US intelligence community over whether Russia was behind the hacking aimed at meddling with the US election.
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But subsequent governments have constantly tried meddling with the central bank's policies, with the BOE often finding itself walking on a tightrope.
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The list goes on with countries like Russia, Nigeria, South Africa and Argentina often seeing their governments meddling with central bank's policies.
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They saw these options as "meddling with nature," even though we've been using technology to enhance our lives for thousands of years.
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Just last week, Navarro took a shot at Wall Street, warning "globalist elites" against meddling with the Trump administration's policy on China.
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The immutable and irreversible qualities of this decentralized technology prevent inventors from meddling with it once in use, for better or worse.
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Just last week Navarro took a shot at Wall Street, warning "globalist elites" against meddling with the Trump administration's policy on China.
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Skipper cut a wide swath through ESPN, negotiating billion-dollar deals and meddling with copy for the magazine from hour to hour.
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And he spooked foreign investors with his anti-Western belligerence and meddling with the central bank to keep interest rates artificially low.
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It has built bases in the South China Sea, is meddling with the 2000m-strong Chinese diaspora and bullying its critics abroad.
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What they're saying: "You considered Russia meddling with just the preference they had before you knew the rest of it," said Burr.
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Communist Party rulers in Beijing deny meddling with the former British colony's freedoms, guaranteed when it returned to Chinese rule in 1997.
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Communist Party rulers in Beijing deny meddling with the former British colony's freedoms, guaranteed when it returned to Chinese rule in 1997.
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They see how Trump has attacked Obamacare, and they see future Republican administrations meddling with single-payer health care as a real possibility.
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And maybe I was actually the center of my own meddling with a foreign agent and I just got to let this go.
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Yellen's departure will be accompanied by one or more high-profile resignations from Fed members who resent Trump meddling with monetary policy. 16.
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Obama's support infuriated GOP net neutrality opponents who accused the president of meddling with an independent agency, but FCC officials dismissed those complaints.
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Still, Congress has a history of meddling with DC's laws from time to time, including on controversial measures like marijuana legalization and abortion.
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While 82 percent of Democrats back courts' decisions halting the ban, 73 percent of Republicans think the courts are meddling with Trump's authority.
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Trump himself claimed to have had discussed "election meddling" with Lavrov in a tweet with a picture of the two men Tuesday afternoon.
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" The harshest thing President Donald Trump has said about Russia lately is that it shares the blame for election meddling with "other countries.
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In 1992, Madrid police investigated the mysterious death of a young girl, who passed away in hospital shortly after meddling with a Ouija board.
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These agreements prevent governments -- both ours and our treaty partners' -- from meddling with issues such as routes or pricing in the passenger aviation marketplace.
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From the beginning of the show, we've gotten the sense that you're slightly detached from humanity, and like meddling with lives and playing god.
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In an era where we have foreign governments meddling with our national elections, the world has been reminded of the importance of email security.
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On Wednesday, Ecuador's government posted a statement on Twitter saying it cut Assange's internet access for sending out messages meddling with other countries' affairs.
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Trump said he would raise the issue of election meddling with Putin, but suggested that he did not think anything would come of it.
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The wealthy Gulf state has been accused by its neighbors of supporting terrorism and meddling with Iran, Saudi Arabia's arch-rival in the region.
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In addition, congressional Republican leaders have continued to conveniently close their eyes to the Russian meddling with American democracy while Trump benefits from it.
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Trump has said he will bring up election meddling with Putin, and has been briefed on the indictment, per Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
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But geoengineering is a dirty word many climate scientists and climate policy experts avoid, because humans meddling with nature doesn't have the best track record.
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Speaking to reporters Tuesday, Trump wouldn't rule out demoting Powell, an unprecedented level of meddling with a position that's supposed to be shielded from it.
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In 2015, the FCC under Democratic stewardship advanced rules that treated telecom giants not unlike utilities, aiming to stop them from meddling with the web.
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The disappearance of people was just an excuse to talk about evolution: let nature go wild without humans meddling with it, and see what happens.
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And California environmental activists argue that water shortages could still be addressed through more responsible conservation practices, rather than by meddling with a sensitive ecosystem.
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During the joint press conference, Trump and Putin addressed the issue of Russia's election meddling, with Putin denying that Russia interfered in the U.S. election.
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His endorsement of the set-top box changes are sure to anger industry and bring charges that Obama is meddling with an independent regulatory agency.
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Small-town paranoia will remain an underlying, strong theme in every season—locals are most suspicious of outside forces meddling with the existing social order.
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Not only does a proportionality mandate solve the problems of redistricting more elegantly, it solves the problem of judicial meddling with electoral mechanics much better.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee is expanding the scope of its investigation into Russian meddling, with panel leaders saying there is no end date in sight.
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Thus, the potential for meddling with these machines is there, and our dependence on electronic voting machines may create an unnecessary vulnerability in our election process.
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Pelosi said that defending the integrity of the country's democracy 'demands that Congress look forward to counter Russian aggression and prevent future meddling with our elections.
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But as menacing as foreign agents meddling with U.S. databases may seem, the biggest threat to the sanctity of the vote is the voting machines themselves.
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Was it because foreign meddling with the fires of nationalism in Greece could harm the government's prospects in elections that must be held by autumn 2019?
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"Through the years, governors have been criticized for meddling with Senate or Assembly leadership decisions as it violated the separation of powers policy," read the letter.
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No amount of meddling with the Senate's rules or finger pointing at the other party will solve a problem that is fundamentally a failure to lead.
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From meddling with elections to the IoT bot DDOS attacks, we experienced pain, but I believe we are entering a golden age of security automation and resilience.
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One of his most striking remarks came when he sought to link the dangers of Russian meddling with the possibility that Trump could yield to authoritarian impulses.
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You may not like the idea of Crispr meddling with grandma's chicken pot pie recipe, but would you relent if it could stop the next Spanish flu?
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Trying to bring up legislation could put Republicans at odds with Trump, who they've warned conflates concerns about election meddling with questioning his 2016 White House win.
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Meddling with the census in this way will lead to the undercounting of Latinos and Asian-Americans, according to census officials and lawsuits challenging the citizenship question.
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We all know that Putin is Trump's kind of guy, but it's remarkable that Trump won't even pretend to be outraged at Putin's meddling with our election.
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They have done so with the clear intent of acquiring intelligence and meddling with domestic politics, in a way that's clearly in line with their strategic doctrine.
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Most notably, the brief accuses the Justice Department of unjustified ideological meddling with a settlement that has proven popular with the allegedly deceived consumers who benefit from it.
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Tito Mboweni, a former Reserve Bank governor warned against meddling with the central bank's independence, which he noted had been agreed as a "covenant" between bank and government.
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As a result of those concerns, Tuesday's bill aims to prevent meddling with intelligence reports, and makes it easier for whistleblowers to bring their concerns to Capitol Hill.
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Two months ago, Emin Agaralov broke his silence to promote the release of a music video that appeared to mock the investigation into Russia's meddling with the election.
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Mr. Bolton reportedly characterized Mr. Trump's meddling with aid to Ukraine as a "drug deal" — a crude metaphor for actions that violate his sense of foreign policy professionalism.
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President Donald Trump spoke about special counsel Robert Mueller's probe of Russian meddling with witnesses after they had been interviewed by investigators, the New York Times reported Wednesday.
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The special counsel's latest round of indictments against 2628 Russians and a U.S. citizen is another significant step in the investigation into Russian meddling with the 28503 election.
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Russia has been blamed for shutting down power grids, hacking into critical systems, and more recently launching a massive misinformation campaign aimed at meddling with past and upcoming elections.
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LINK More than Ukraine - House Democrats could expand their inquiry and ready articles of impeachment that also include obstruction of justice and meddling with elections, according to their lawyer.
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" The concept, writes Gordon, helps explain how social phenomena that appear to be absent can remain "a seething presence, acting on and often meddling with taken-for-granted realities.
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The president has expressed mounting frustration with the probe, even though he's certain he will not be charged with a crime stemming from Russia's meddling with the 2016 election.
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We defer to it, almost out of habit, as if it is a machine that will resolve all conflicts, so long as we can resist meddling with its workings.
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"Declaration of mistrial and allowing the case to start afresh in the future is better than rewarding the interference and political meddling with a verdict of acquittal," he said.
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Congress just passed legislation that rolls back portions of Section 230 for cases of sex trafficking, and that could potentially open the door for further meddling with the law.
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To the New Jersey congressman, the Obama administration "did its job" when it acted in 2015 to stop internet providers from meddling with the way that consumers use the web.
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All of that, combined with China's continual meddling with the DPRK's negotiations with the U.S., is only further straining U.S.-Chinese relations, both economically and with regard to national security.
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His words signaled that he continues to equate the assessment of Russian election meddling with efforts to deligitimize his election, even though the US intelligence community made no such assessment.
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Meddling with CDA 230 would do real harm to the overwhelming majority of Americans who count on user-generated content to help them navigate their lives — both online and offline.
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But back in 1979, in a lab deep in Maine, the geneticist Standish Allen was meddling with chromosomes to create a sexless, freak oyster, which could be consumed year-round.
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Indeed, senior U.S. officials with knowledge of the government's investigation into Russia's alleged digital meddling with the U.S. election told The Washington Post there had been no wiretap of Trump.
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The really challenging part of Trump's meddling with our military is that this undermines the respect and dignity of all the guys and gals who are doing the right thing.
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In a tweet on Thursday evening, Mr. Schiff said that it appeared that Mr. Trump was "again jeopardizing our efforts to stop foreign meddling" with his objections to the briefing.
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Stefano Gabbana has been on a much-needed social media cleanse (up until November 2nd), so maybe he kept himself busy by meddling with the marketing department for this series.
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Trump said in Britain last week — another chaotic stop on his European tour — that he would raise the issue of election meddling with Putin even as he played down its impact.
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You'll love following along with Justine's antics as she abuses her position at a local magazine by meddling with Nick's monthly horoscope in hopes of guiding him into her own arms.
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LAST MONTH Viral Acharya, a deputy governor of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), suggested in a speech that the Indian government was risking "economic fire" by meddling with the bank.
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But his proposals went nowhere in Congress, in part because of the power of large growers in the Southwest, who did not want the federal government meddling with their hiring practices.
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Current President Petro Poroshenko and his government also have shown corrupt tendencies, meddling with the National Anti-Corruption Bureau, a Ukrainian government organization, created in 2014 to help clean up corruption.
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Trump went one giant step further -- refusing, with Putin looking on mutely -- even to endorse his own intelligence community's detailed finding of deep Russian involvement in meddling with America's election processes.
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But it will also depend on the strength of the perception, by scientists and the broader public, that meddling with NOAA is beyond the bounds of whatever constitutes acceptable political behavior.
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More than a dozen Russians have been charged for meddling with the 2016 election, while Manafort was ultimately convicted for failing to report millions in consulting fees he earned in Ukraine.
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He&aposs been out there invading foreign countries, changing borders, shooting down passenger planes, cheating in the Olympics, meddling with the elections, sending military grade chemical weapons to the heart of England.
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Between the lines: Missiles (of all sorts) feature prominently in Iran's security and defense doctrine, but they also enable the regime to continue its foreign meddling with little fear of direct retaliation.
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McCain appeared to conflate the FBI's ongoing investigation into Russian election meddling with the now-closed probe into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server, prompting swift reaction on social media.
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The risk: Members will buck against some of the changes, especially politically sensitive issues like meddling with retirement savings or putting a new minimum tax on U.S. companies that do business overseas.
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In Michigan, where Hillary Clinton has a small lead over Donald Trump, a federal judge ruled on July 21st against a Republican-sponsored law meddling with the layout of the election ballot.
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Trump said that he raised the issue of election meddling with Putin during their meeting, but later cast doubt on the determination, saying that he saw no reason for Russia to interfere.
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A new survey by the Pew Research Center shows a profound distrust of scientists, a suspicion about claims of progress and a real discomfort with the idea of meddling with human abilities.
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And he is doing so in the context of an investigation aimed at uncovering the scope of a foreign power's covert meddling with American democracy — and whether he personally obstructed that inquiry.
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After complaints from AT&T, Verizon, and the cable companies about the broadband upgrade to 25 Mbps, six senators stepped in to argue that the agency was meddling with the free market.
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The reason, Saladino explains in his video, comes down to the guidelines from the Director's Guild of America, which are designed to protect directors from studios meddling with their work after it's done.
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Russia came under attack for allegedly using social media to interfere with Britain's vote last year on leaving the EU. It was also accused of meddling with Catalonia's referendum on independence from Spain.
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The apparent goal, he writes, was to foster further discord and dysfunction in American society, which is what intelligence analysts have said was also Moscow's broader goal in meddling with the 2016 election.
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Trump has yet to raise the issue of election meddling with the man who US intelligence officials say personally ordered and closely monitored attempts to influence last year's presidential contest in Trump's favor.
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Trump accused the special counsel in a tweet earlier this year of "meddling" with the midterm elections, and has sought to cast the Mueller investigation as a Democratic effort to obstruct his administration.
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An "ongoing threat" Wednesday began with lots and lots of Trump tweets... and the NYT's scoop about Kirstjen Nielsen being told by Mick Mulvaney not to bring up Russian meddling with the president.
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There are sharp differences by party on this question, with 2921% of Republicans seeing foreign meddling with US congressional elections as likely, well below expectations among Democrats (23.9% likely) or independents (56% likely).
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"The questions are whether there will be more meddling with retail power prices or whether the problem will be solved as coal prices are falling," said Robert Maj, analyst at Ipopema Securities in Warsaw.
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The favorites purists often seemed horrified at my suggestion that they sneak a woman into the top 40; they saw meddling with their immutable list of faves as disingenuous at best, deceitful at worst.
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In the next game, Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, memories are phenomena that exist interconnected between individual hearts, so that magically meddling with Sora's memories changes the memories of everyone who ever knew him.
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Time is of the essence — the 28503 elections will begin in earnest by the end of 22019 and foreign governments need to know that there will be real costs to meddling with American democracy.
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"The issue is about meddling with the internal domestic affairs of Venezuela," Russian U.N. Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia told reporters, adding that he hoped the country could settle its issues peacefully without any external interference.
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Even after he was briefed last week by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein about pending indictments of Russian government agents linked to the cyber-interference, Trump maintained he would raise the meddling with Putin.
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And the idea that the American system would be compromised enough to allow outside meddling with the most basic of its democratic functions — the election of its leaders — would have seemed even more absurd.
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On being asked whether Russia is meddling with 2020 elections in the U.S., Putin stated that Russia has a lot of its own problems and issues and is doing a lot to resolve them.
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The Obama administration wasn't shy Thursday about implying that the U.S. may stealthily strike back at Russia over its election-year meddling with more than just the financial and diplomatic punishments it publicly announced.
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The Schiff memo is a 10-page document that responds to the Nunes memo, which alleges that the FBI abused its powers when it opened its investigation into Russia's meddling with the 2016 election.
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It was a policy where he had his national security adviser, Susan Rice, tell our cyber-officials to stand down, rather than stand up, when we found out the Russians were meddling with our election.
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Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci sees a landslide re-election for President Donald Trump in 250, saying on Wednesday that voters will be wary of meddling with the success of Trump's economic policies.
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They adopted scales to communicate with the dinos, and apparently kept that default, when they aren't meddling with human evolution or having proxy conflicts with each other by assuming the roles of prominent human leaders.
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In Michigan, where Mrs Clinton's lead over Mr Trump is narrowing by the day, a federal judge on July 2000st ruled against a Republican Party-sponsored law meddling with the contours of the election ballot.
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There were no formal policies in place prohibiting officials from meddling with recorded video briefings, Kirby claimed, so the department will not launch an investigation to determine who removed the minutes of video or why.
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Trump is under pressure to raise the issue of election meddling with Putin, since he has repeatedly highlighted the Russian leader's denials that Moscow's espionage agencies were involved, in defiance of his own clandestine community.
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Russia, already humiliated by its reduced influence since the collapse of the Soviet Union, feeling threatened by democratic movements along its borders, suddenly started reasserting authoritarian control and in some cases meddling with its neighbors.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The top Republican lawmaker on the powerful U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee accused President Donald Trump's administration on Thursday of meddling with efforts to pass bipartisan legislation to reduce prison sentences for nonviolent offenders.
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Whether he uses his powers to start meddling with the past — or whether he simply becomes a roving eye through which the fates of other characters, past and present, can unfold — still remains to be seen.
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She is also on trial in another corruption case, dubbed "dolar futuro" by the media in Argentina, in which she is accused of allegedly meddling with the sale of US dollars by the nation's central bank.
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Trump has raised election meddling with Putin in past conversations, but has tended to play down the impact of what happened in 2016 out of concern that his victory over Democrat Hillary Clinton might seem illegitimate.
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The federal government had argued that judges meddling with visiting hours would "impede the ability of the Bureau of Prisons to address potential security concerns" and "mire the court in the daily administration" of the jail.
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Trump was meddling with an FBI investigation, he fired the FBI director when he wouldn't go along with it, then he lied about why he'd fired the FBI director, and then later he confessed the truth.
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But again and again he failed to contest the prevailing view that religious advocacy for civil rights was "meddling" with politics while acceptance of the inherited structures of inequality in the Jim Crow South was not.
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The first round of the French presidential election is on Sunday, and critics are worried that Russia is churning out "fake news" and meddling with the process just as it did in the U.S. last year.
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" Pressed about Trump's decision not to bring up election meddling with Putin during Friday's call, Sanders later said, "The President's made clear to everybody, every person that's not an American voter has no business in our elections.
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Any meddling with the ¥140 trillion ($1.27 trillion) pot that funds the state pension is politically fraught—as Hiromichi Mizuno, the first chief investment officer of the ultra-conservative Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF), is finding out.
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On Tuesday, President Donald Trump contended the people working on the "rigged Russia Witch Hunt" will "be meddling with the mid-term elections," especially because Republicans have narrowed the Democratic lead in the generic congressional election ballot.
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With very few exceptions, later writers used the poles to tell premonitory tales about hubris, irresponsibility, the consequences of meddling with the natural world, and our own ultimate impotence in the face of the forces of nature.
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The book deal with Macmillan's Flatiron Books comes three months after Comey's firing raised questions about whether Trump tried to interfere with the Federal Bureau of Investigation's probe into Russia's alleged meddling with the U.S. presidential election.
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"NATO doesn't want to be seen to be meddling with the electoral process in Ukraine, for reasons you can easily understand," Antonio Missirolli, NATO assistant secretary-general, told VICE News at NATO headquarters in Brussels in February.
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Even as new evidence surfaces that someone, probably in Russia, is meddling with another American election, we can forget about strict punishment from sanctions for at least one of the Russian oligarchs closest to President Vladimir Putin.
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Russia & US elections The nation's intel chiefs gave lawmakers a stunning warning: Meddling with America's elections worked like a charm for the Russians in 2000, so there's "no doubt" they'll try it again during the 2018 midterms.
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The dossier has become a flashpoint in the various investigations into Russian election meddling, with Republicans questioning whether the document was the starting point for the FBI's probe of potential connections between the Trump campaign and Moscow.
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And there are plenty of questions to be raised about the administration's attempted coal bailout, its meddling with EPA science, and the process whereby it axed regulations on everything from methane to coal ash to carbon dioxide.
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The billionaire-turned-politician is also facing strong protests over possible meddling with a criminal case in which the police recommended he face trial over a 2 million euro EU subsidy for a farm and convention center.
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He says that while he&aposll raise Russian meddling with Putin, he doesn&apost seem to be -- give any indication he&aposs going to do it with any particular enthusiasm and that he&aposll just accept a denial.
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The revelations did not in themselves represent a development that could break open the mystery of Moscow's meddling with last year's election and increasingly vocal Democratic claims of collusion between Russia and members of the President's inner circle.
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"Before this procedure comes anywhere near clinical practice, we need years of work to show that meddling with the genome of the embryo is not going to cause harm to the future person," she said in a statement.
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The president, they tell Axios's Jonathan Swan, is delusional: A number of people who've discussed election meddling with Trump, including current senior administration officials, say his brain can't process that collusion and cyberattacks are two different things, Swan emails.
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Senate Intel Committee Chair Richard Burr and Ranking Member Mark Warner said at a press conference on Wednesday that the committee is "within weeks" of completing its review of Russian election meddling, with the first public hearing coming Thursday.
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The 13 Angry Democrats (plus people who worked 8 years for Obama) working on the rigged Russia Witch Hunt, will be MEDDLING with the mid-term elections, especially now that Republicans (stay tough!) are taking the lead in Polls.
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RELATED: Rod Rosenstein: Justice Department is 'not going to be extorted' Asked by Collins how he manages conflicts between the rule of law and a President who has mused about meddling with his own Justice Department, Rosenstein pushed back.
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However, it's unclear how reliable the figures are, as Beijing has been accused of meddling with its statistics for political gain by Western governments and academics like Yi Fuxian, who studies Chinese demographics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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The 85033 Angry Democrats (plus people who worked 8 years for Obama) working on the rigged Russia Witch Hunt, will be MEDDLING with the mid-term elections, especially now that Republicans (stay tough!) are taking the lead in Polls.
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The ITF has come under fire for meddling with the unique "home and away" format and replacing it with a soccer World Cup-style event featuring 220 nations, in one city, battling over seven days to be crowned champions.
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The tweets come as more than 50 Democratic lawmakers -- including Lewis -- are planning to boycott Donald Trump's inauguration out of concern for how he came to power following US intelligence pointing to Russia's involvement in meddling with the 2016 election.
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And for all that Facebook's meddling with Instagram and WhatsApp seems to be driven by straightforward ad-revenue-maximization considerations, it's worth saying that Facebook isn't really answerable to shareholders and that its explicit ideology rejects shareholder value as a goal.
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"The 13 Angry Democrats (plus people who worked 8 years for Obama) working on the rigged Russia Witch Hunt, will be MEDDLING with the mid-term elections, especially now that Republicans (stay tough!) are taking the lead in Polls," Trump tweeted.
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Pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong, which Britain returned to Chinese rule in 1997, battled police across the main island on Saturday, furious at Communist Party leaders in Beijing and perceived Chinese meddling with Hong Kong's freedoms, which China denies.
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"The 13 Angry Democrats (plus people who worked 8 years for Obama) working on the rigged Russia Witch Hunt, will be MEDDLING with the mid-term elections, especially now that Republicans (stay tough!) are taking the lead in Polls," Mr.
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That could force Brussels to start an Article 7 process against Italy for breaking the fundamental commitments to the rule of law that would be "more serious" than the process begun against Poland for meddling with the independence of the judiciary.
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Trump was not chiding the Federal Reserve for the first time, but his most recent tirade triggered an uproar, both for the unorthodox nature of the remarks from a president and the appearance that he was meddling with the Fed's independence.
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The report by special counsel Robert Mueller, who was tasked with investigating Russian meddling with the U.S. election and any ties to the then-Trump presidential campaign, said the IRA began its activities in 2014, two years prior to the election.
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GLASGOW, Scotland (Reuters) - If U.S. President Donald Trump was inclined to be tentative when raising election meddling with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday, the indictment of 12 Russian intelligence officers with hacking in 2016 has made that approach a much harder sell.
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He tweeted out, quote, &aposthe 22018 angry Democrats plus people who work eight years for Obama worked on the rigged Russian witch-hunt will be meddling with the midterm elections, especially now that Republicans stay tough are taking the lead in the polls.
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They include Shlomo Filber, a Netanyahu confidant who was appointed as the director general of the telecom ministry and executed Netanyahu's orders regarding Bezeq telecommunications, and Nir Hefetz, the Netanyahu family's spin doctor who was in charge of the meddling with Walla's website.
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"The 13 Angry Democrats (plus people who worked 8 years for Obama) working on the rigged Russia Witch Hunt, will be MEDDLING with the mid-term elections, especially now that Republicans (stay tough!) are taking the lead in Polls," Trump tweeted in May.
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"The 13 Angry Democrats (plus people who worked 8 years for Obama) working on the rigged Russia Witch Hunt, will be MEDDLING with the mid-term elections, especially now that Republicans (stay tough!) are taking the lead in Polls," the president wrote.
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"The 13 Angry Democrats (plus people who worked 8 years for Obama) working on the rigged Russia Witch Hunt, will be MEDDLING with the mid-term elections, especially now that Republicans (stay tough!) are taking the lead in Polls," the president wrote.
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This has reportedly included meddling with U.S. GPS signals in a way that has apparently affected the operations of American drones; Russian officials have warned of worse, including shooting down U.S. missiles and perhaps even targeting the aircraft and ships that fired them.
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Rohrabacher has said that 17 U.S. intelligence agencies that were staffed by working men and women from diverse background, including our U.S. military ... were all wrong," Rouda said during the Monday debate, "that the Russians had nothing to do with meddling with our elections.
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On the issue of Russia's meddling with the 2016 election, Trump said, "The sentence should have been, 'I don't see any reason why it wouldn't be Russia" so, just to repeat it, I said the word 'would' instead of 'wouldn't'... sort of a double negative.
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Turkish citizens have expressed alarm at Erdogan's meddling with the education system, particularly his vow to "raise pious generations," which has included plans to introduce mandatory Islam classes for elementary schools, adding religion classes for high school students and building 80 mosques in state universities.
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NEW YORK, June 63 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks edged up on Wednesday despite a sharp decline in energy shares after written testimony from former FBI director James Comey did not include any big surprise about an investigation into Russian meddling with last year's U.S. presidential election.
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While easy to immediately dismiss this approach as standard-issue hippie piffle—or outright meddling with dark forces—it's worth noting that Summerhill's wines, especially the sparkling, are consistently ranked in the global top 20, and it is the only Canadian producer with that distinction.
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The House committees had a prime opportunity to conduct a real hearing, sort out true issues versus distractions, and focus on restoring confidence in the FBI and another serious investigation, which is that of the special counsel into Russian meddling with our American election system.
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The International Tennis Federation has faced criticism for meddling with the partisan atmosphere generated by the "home and away" format and replacing it with a soccer World Cup-style format featuring 18 nations, in one city, battling over seven days to be crowned champions.
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It's also likely that the company is looking for more ways to connect Instagram and Facebook, considering recent reports that Instagram founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger departed Facebook last month after growing agitation between them and Mark Zuckerberg over the Facebook CEO's increased meddling with Instagram.
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It does not extend into revamping boutiques, many of which are designed by Peter Marino, major changes to the Lady Dior handbag or meddling with Dior's advertising for perfume and beauty products, which generate the bulk of its 5 billion euros ($5.67 billion) in annual sales.
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Roughly 10 million Facebook users in the United States saw advertisements purchased by Russian-backed sources before and after the 2016 U.S. presidential election, the company revealed on Monday, as it admitted it faces a daunting task in balancing foreign election meddling with sincere public debate.
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One of the main bones of contention for McMaster is that Trump has largely ignored calls to take a tougher stance on Russia, with the president still challenging the assertion of the U.S. intelligence community that the Kremlin was involved in meddling with the 2016 election.
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" Thailand's Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement saying: "With regard to your inquiry about the Belarusian individual who claims to have information about Russia meddling with U.S. elections, we regret to inform you that the Department of Information does not have further information on this matter.
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Tuesday's hearing focused largely on how much the tech companies knew and how much they have since learned of foreign operations aimed at meddling with the 053 elections—both through paid political ads and organic posts now believed to have reached a considerable portion of the American population.
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Gabuev said Putin ably won over his domestic audiences, notably by pushing back at accusations of Russian election meddling with his own accusations against the U.S. Russians welcomed Putin&aposs offer to allow the FBI to interrogate Russian military intelligence officials accused of hacking the 2016 U.S. election campaign.
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Should the Senate confirm him, Christopher Wray will step into the job amid the controversial firing of his predecessor, and the appointment of Robert Mueller as special counsel to investigate that incident, as well as the larger swirling questions around Trump and Russia's meddling with the 2016 election.
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But, I get a little bit, kind of, you know, sort of hesitant about all of this incredible outrage about all of it because, of course, that&aposs exactly what the press does every day and they have done for the past two years, conflate Russian meddling with collusion.
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Precisely how and why meddling with day and night cycles has such a dire effect on the liver remains an enigma, but a study just published in Cancer Cell by Loning Fu and David Moore at the Baylor College of Medicine, in Texas, sheds some light on the matter.
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Facebook first piloted this tool in the Alabama special election where the proactive system identified and shut down a ring of Macedonian spammers meddling with the election to earn money, but has now deployed it to protect Italian elections and will use it for the U.S. mid-term elections.
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Editorial The American people — not to mention the credibility of the world's oldest democracy — require a thorough, impartial investigation into the extent of Russia's meddling with the 2016 presidential election on behalf of Donald Trump and, crucially, whether high-ranking members of Mr. Trump's campaign colluded in that effort.
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We say we do not want the federal government meddling with the practice of medicine, but we have built our entire health care system around health insurance access — and we let insurance shape what procedures doctors do, what drugs we use, and even what doctors many of us can see.
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During the investigation, the Israeli police recruited two state witnesses: Shlomo Filber, a Netanyahu confidant who was appointed as the director general of the telecom ministry and executed Netanyahu's orders regarding Bezeq telecommunications, and Nir Hefetz, the Netanyahu family's spin doctor who was in charge of the meddling with Walla's website.
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Also on Wednesday, Senate Democrats released an extensive report concluding that Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election fit into a nearly two-decade pattern of meddling with governments around the world, and charging that Mr. Trump himself had hindered the United States response to a serious national security threat.
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But the ex-KGB man in the Kremlin, who is accused of meddling with US democracy and ordering a nerve agent attack in Britain and the porn star who told 20 million "60 Minutes" viewers she had unprotected sex with Trump each get a mysterious pass from the President's attacks.
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As soon as that happened—a time when, the researchers knew, meddling with the nests would be unlikely to cause the finches to abandon them—they collected the linings of the nests and replaced them with cups of felt that were wreathed with bits of plant material commonly used by the birds.
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President Trump seemed a bit pre-occupied with the Russia probe over the holiday weekend — he tweeted about it almost a dozen times — and it was still top of mind for him Tuesday morning, only with a stunning new baseless charge: He's now saying the Mueller team will be "MEDDLING" with the midterms.
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A memo of the call, which is not a transcript but is instead made from staff notes about the call, revealed that Trump asked Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelensky to investigate Joe Biden, former vice president and Trump's current election rival, and to interfere with the probe into Russian meddling with the 2016 elections.
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I can't quite discern whether things are "normal" between them, especially in the wake of Paige and Matthew's recent breakup, and that ambiguity, along with Philip's nagging feeling that the Center is meddling with Stan, is putting all kinds of worst-case scenarios in my head about where Stan's story arc is headed.
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Recently fired FBI director James Comey's unprecedented Senate hearing Thursday morning riveted official Washington and left reporters, members of Congress, and the American public with almost more questions than before—including an apparent indication that his boss, Attorney General Jeff Sessions, is a central figure in the still-unfolding investigation into Russia's meddling with the 2016 election.
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In the latest chapter of this "man bites dog" story, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) — one of the six obscure but immensely powerful regional accrediting bodies authorized to serve as gatekeepers of federal financial aid — has gone on a rampage, meddling with state policymaking and the democratic process in both Kentucky and Alabama.
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McCain delivered a broad and confusing line of questions at the end of the Comey hearing that appeared, at times, to conflate the FBI's ongoing investigation into Russian election meddling with the now-closed probe into Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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That message cast doubt on reassurances from Bolton and Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE, who both said they were confident Trump would raise the issue of election meddling with Putin.
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And the president promoted the idea of naming a special counsel to investigate what Tom Fitton, the head of the conservative nonprofit Judicial Watch, described as a "seditious conspiracy" at the department and the F.B.I. A day earlier, Mr. Barr was, according to some of his associates, considering a different sort of shop cleaning: If his boss did not stop meddling with Justice Department investigations, he was said to be considering his own future.
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In a new CNN/ORC poll, 56% say they talk politics "very often," up 11 points since 2013 After more than 27 hours of debate, the House Energy and Commerce Committee voted to approve the Republican Obamacare repeal plan Washington state will ask a federal judge to block President Donald Trump's new travel ban, joining Hawaii as the second state to challenge the ban FBI Director James Comey is meeting with "Gang of Eight" members of Congress over classified intelligence relating to Russia's meddling with the 2016 election.
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The tweet cast doubt on reassurances from national security adviser John Bolton and Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE, who both said they were confident Trump would raise the issue of election meddling with Putin Reading from his amendment Thursday, Graham cited the U.S. intelligence community's unanimous conclusion that Russia meddled in the 2016 election and will attempt to interfere in the 2018 midterm and future elections.
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