He was the Supreme Court's most outspoken conservative; she is its most outspoken liberal.
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Anderson was among the most outspoken U.S. airline industry leaders.
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"Girls" star Lena Dunham was one of the most outspoken.
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Nashville star Hayden Panettiere is one of the most outspoken.
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YG seizes mantle of rap's most outspoken Donald Trump critic
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Below, some of the most outspoken reactions to the news.
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Jeff Flake, one of the President's most outspoken Republican critics.
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Mexico was once among the most outspoken critics of Maduro.
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Nunes is one of Trump's most outspoken defenders in Congress.
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Aguilar was the most outspoken about his views and motivations.
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On Saturday, one of its most outspoken priests, the Rev.
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Mark Meadows, one of the president's most outspoken congressional defenders.
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Ms. Rice was one of Ms. Pelosi's most outspoken critics.
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Mr. Pompeo was the most outspoken House member against Mrs.
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Long was the most outspoken about his frustration at work.
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He was probably the most outspoken Republican critic of Mr Trump.
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Cardinal Burke, an arch-conservative, is the pope's most outspoken critic.
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He's without question the most outspoken liberal Catholic in the media.
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French President Emmanuel Macron became one of Bolsonaro's most outspoken critics.
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I am the most outspoken person when it comes to Tibet.
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I might be the most outspoken advocate in the Taiwanese Parliament.
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But this move has infuriated Trump's most outspoken anti-immigrant supporters.
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Some of Congress' most outspoken climate deniers held onto their seats.
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The former foreign minister is May's most outspoken critic over Brexit.
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Still, one of his most outspoken supporters, South Carolina Republican Sen.
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McCain has been one of the administration's most outspoken Republican critics.
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Matt Gaetz, one of Trump's most outspoken allies on Capitol Hill.
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Markey has been one of Pai's most outspoken opponents in Congress.
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Even the most outspoken opponents of the original agreement, like Sen.
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FirstEnergy was one of the most outspoken supporters of Perry's plan.
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Perhaps border adjustment's most outspoken Senate critic is Georgia Republican David Perdue.
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Bourdain was one of the most outspoken celebrities about the #MeToo era.
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He is also one of its most outspoken advocates on social issues.
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Fiorina has also been one of the most outspoken candidates against abortion.
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Mourao is the most outspoken of the former generals in Brazil's government.
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"Bring it on," said Jonathan Tasini, one of Sanders' most outspoken surrogates.
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Hospitals, meanwhile, have been among the most outspoken opponents of the legislation.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), one of Trump's most outspoken Republican critics in Washington.
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Will Smith's family may be one of the most outspoken in Hollywood.
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De Niro has been one of Hollywood's most outspoken anti-Trump critics.
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Graham and McCain have been two of Trump's most outspoken GOP critics.
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Mr. Rubio has been the most outspoken legislator on the Uighur issue.
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Justin Amash (R-Mich.), the most outspoken of them, wrote on Twitter.
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Kasich has been one of the GOP's most outspoken critics of Trump.
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Williams has been among the most outspoken advocates of making the change.
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Romney is perhaps the Senate's most outspoken Republican critic of the President.
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The most outspoken advocate of this position is White House counselor Kellyanne Conway.
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Leila De Lima, one of Duterte's most outspoken critics, convened this week's hearings.
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One of the most outspoken representatives of the revolutionary camp is China Mobile.
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Second, Flynn was one of the earliest and most outspoken supporters of Trump.
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Kasich has since become one of Trump's most outspoken critics in the GOP.
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Flake is one of the most outspoken critics of the president in Congress.
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Bob Corker, Trump will rid himself of his two most outspoken Republican detractors.
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Mr. Weinberg, 40, is among the most outspoken critics of the internet giants.
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Messing was one of the Democratic presidential nominee's most outspoken high-profile supporters.
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Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.), one of the most outspoken members of the caucus.
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Smith and some of his teammates were some of Trump's most outspoken critics.
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Flake and Corker are among the GOP's most outspoken critics of the president.
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Luis Gutierrez, one of the most outspoken advocates for immigrant rights, said on Saturday.
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Kamala Harris has been perhaps the most outspoken senator on the issue of immigration.
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Jason Rapert, the bill's author and one of the Arkansas legislature's most outspoken conservatives.
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Perhaps the most outspoken advocate of Bush-style immigration policy in US business community!
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In a twist worthy of Bond, the most outspoken critics are not from Japan.
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Some in the generation below me are the most outspoken political activists I know.
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Mr Orban has been one of the continent's most outspoken voices against accepting migrants.
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While Democratic lawmakers were the most outspoken in their attacks, Republicans also grilled Stumpf.
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Pussy Riot's new protest video may be one of its most outspoken songs yet.
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It also deprives the cabinet of one of its most outspoken pro-European members.
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As such, Merkel is emerging as Trump's most outspoken critic in the international community.
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Warren has emerged as one of Trump's most outspoken critics in the Democratic Party.
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And Hawley is one of the most outspoken tech critics in the Republican Party.
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And Hawley is one of the most outspoken tech critics in the Republican Party.
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By far the most outspoken Republicans on the issue have been McCain and Sen.
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He was the architect of RomneyCare and one of the most outspoken amnesty advocates.
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Brexit also deprives the EU of one of its most outspoken free trade advocates.
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Rihanna was among the most outspoken, calling the President an "immoral pig" on Twitter.
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The former Islamist allies who have turned against the president are the most outspoken.
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Lijian Zhao, a spokesman for China's Foreign Ministry, is among the most outspoken critics.
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Pat Toomey (R-Pa.), perhaps the most outspoken advocate for free trade in Congress.
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Conway has become one of the most outspoken and notable critics of Trump's presidency.
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But how much legal risk does the president's most outspoken personal lawyer actually face?
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Since then, he has lived abroad, becoming one of the Kremlin's most outspoken critics.
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And among Mr. Trump's most outspoken intraparty critics, the warnings of resistance are unambiguous.
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Haley has been one of the most outspoken critics of Putin on Trump's team.
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Bernie Sanders, is among the most outspoken opponent of big banks sitting in Congress.
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One of the most outspoken students, Emma González, now has more than 255,000 followers.
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Ai Weiwei is China's most celebrated contemporary artist, and its most outspoken domestic critic.
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He became one the most outspoken protesters, posting frequent, often angry rants on social media.
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Two of CNN's most outspoken candy corn commentators met to put this controversy to rest.
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I'm not always the most outspoken individual when it comes to needing help. Tick. Tock.
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Khloé Kardashian is one of the most outspoken members of an already highly visible family.
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Waters is one of Trump's most outspoken critics, and she regularly clashes with the president.
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Oracle, the most outspoken critic, took the fight to the courts but lost last week.
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He is also in the crosshairs of the panel's most outspoken civil liberties advocate, Sen.
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Since his pardon, he has lived abroad, becoming one of the Kremlin's most outspoken critics.
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One of Hollywood's most outspoken actresses has criticized a magazine cover that she appears in.
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Khloé is the most outspoken Kardashian, but she has pretty impressively kept her feelings under wraps.
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Since the Harvey Weinstein scandal broke, Bourdain has been one of the most outspoken male celebrities.
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The letter also bears the signatures of some of Hillary Clinton's most outspoken Silicon Valley supporters.
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Paul has been one of the most outspoken opponents of the Senate legislation for weeks now.
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Locally, the most outspoken opponent has been Dr. Mark Christian, executive director of Global Faith Institute.
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He would probably love to be seen meeting some of the authoritarian regime's most outspoken critics.
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"Those most outspoken about the issue, I would say they're in favor of contextualization," Blackburn said.
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The most outspoken digital currency proponents forecast bitcoin at least quadrupling in the next five years.
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Until recently the Philippines had been one of the most outspoken critics of Beijing's maritime assertiveness.
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McDonald is the most outspoken of the program's critics, but he is not the only one.
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" Pique, one of the most outspoken players in defending the referendum, had called Sunday's incidents "shameful.
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A look at the contentious words between the president and some of his most outspoken critics.
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Mr. Johnson, 20123, the former foreign secretary and one of the most outspoken critics of Mrs.
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The French federation supported the change even as its players were the most outspoken against it.
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Bosworth, one of the most outspoken and trusted of Zuckerberg's lieutenants, is no stranger to controversy.
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Mr. Harris of Personal Capital has been one of the most outspoken critics of the banks.
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Her Q&A portion of the show often finds the mother of two at her most outspoken.
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Since then, one local biologist, a man named Mario Moscatelli, has been the bay's most outspoken advocate.
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Hubei is also the home of Yao Lifa, one of China's most outspoken advocates of grassroots democracy.
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The Seattle Seahawk's Richard Sherman might be one of the most outspoken players in the NFL today.
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Charlie Dent (PA-15): Dent was one of the most outspoken moderates in opposition to the legislation.
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Since then, Sister Roma from San Francisco has emerged as the organization's most outspoken and visible member.
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Trump was, without question, one of the most outspoken celebrities in the country before he was elected.
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Bill Mitchell, one of Trump's most outspoken supporters on social media, tweeted that he will be attending.
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But Yelp, which has filed lawsuit after lawsuit making its case, remains perhaps the most outspoken proponent.
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In the past few months, Kessler has emerged as one of the country's most outspoken white nationalists.
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The Hawaii senator has been among the most outspoken lawmakers in pushing for a federal privacy law.
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In addition to playing him on TV, Baldwin is one of Hollywood's most outspoken critics of Trump.
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Fox News commentator Stacey Dash has been one of the most outspoken critics of the #OscarsSoWhite campaign.
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Rubio has been one of the most outspoken proponents of congress acting independently of Trump if necessary.
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If he were alive today, America's most outspoken gun maker would likely have had something to say.
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Romney has been Trump's most outspoken Republican critic in the Senate since the retirement of former Sens.
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Johnson's administration's most outspoken criticism of Trump came last month from the UK Defence Secretary Ben Wallace.
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Ms. Stefanik emerged in the Intelligence Committee's impeachment inquiry as one of Mr. Trump's most outspoken defenders.
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MORE to power, has emerged this year as one of President Trump's most outspoken critics in Congress.
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Even some of the government's most outspoken critics have been reluctant to loudly criticize the constitutional amendment.
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Since then, however, Johnson has somewhat surprisingly emerged as one of the most outspoken critics of the BCRA.
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Kuczynski had been one of Maduro's most outspoken critics, calling him a "dictator" and demanding he step down.
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Among the show's most outspoken and politically engaged winners is Bob the Drag Queen, the season eight champion.
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Troubling aspects of the market have persuaded one of Wall Street's most outspoken money managers to go defensive.
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And team owner Jerry Jones is one of the most outspoken, spotlight-hogging owners in all of sports.
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The Kentucky Republican has emerged as one of Saudi Arabia's most outspoken critics within the Senate Republican conference.
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Manigault Newman, who was married earlier this year, was one of Trump's most outspoken supporters during the campaign.
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Schiff, the likely incoming chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, has been among Trump's most outspoken Democratic critics.
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Jeb Bush in the 2628 GOP presidential primary, is one of Trump's most outspoken critics on cable news.
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Will Hurd, one of the most outspoken Republican critics of the Trump administration's policy, said on CNN Monday.
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France, one of Mr. Assad's most outspoken detractors, was the latest to react to the recapture of Palmyra.
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Trump and McCain had a tense relationship, and McCain was one of the administration's most outspoken Republican critics.
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And if not for Parterre, some of our most outspoken fans would be without an outlet to vent.
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In addition, some of the state's most outspoken far-right politicians had surprisingly narrow victories, including Lt. Gov.
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NEW DELHI — Gauri Lankesh, one of India's most outspoken journalists, was walking into her house on Tuesday night.
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Lam to begin a dialogue with democracy activists, though, has just intensified criticism among Beijing's most outspoken allies.
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Tekebayev, whose supporters plan to nominate him as a candidate, is one of the president's most outspoken critics.
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Sidebar Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is the most outspoken member of the Supreme Court, sometimes to her regret.
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Orban has been one of the most outspoken critics of German Chancellor Angela Merkel's welcoming stance towards refugees.
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He once was one of the most outspoken and colorful executives in an industry dominated by blunt billionaires.
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The special investigates Obama's most controversial policy initiatives through the eyes of his closest advisors and most outspoken critics.
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And the lawmakers most outspoken about the need for social media companies to clean up their platforms are Sen.
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Sanders has been the most outspoken in terms of marijuana reform, drawing support from all corners of the industry.
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Sessions has long been the most outspoken opponent of immigration — both legal and unauthorized — in the United States Senate.
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The hedge fund and trading firm Citadel has been one of the most outspoken critics of the IEX application.
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In the same way, today's most outspoken misogynists argue that biology — not God — has made women inferior to men.
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David Hogg, one of the most outspoken survivors, and his sister, Lauren Hogg, published a memoir earlier this year.
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And religious conservatives have been some of his most outspoken supporters in the wake of the allegations against him.
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Johnson has been one of May's most outspoken critics over Brexit and supports leaving the EU without a deal.
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Booker has also been one of the most outspoken US senators for legalizing marijuana and scaling back mass incarceration.
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Gorka was one of the Trump administration's most outspoken voices until he left the White House in August 2017.
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Jane Fonda tapped her celebrity to become among the most outspoken — and controversial — opponents of the Vietnam War. MoveOn.
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He made a political comeback in 2017 as one of the most outspoken opponents of Catalan secession from Spain.
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The most outspoken critic of hiring an agent as a general manager has been Scott Boras, a prominent agent.
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On the presenter list were some of Hollywood's most outspoken women, including Angelina Jolie, Ava DuVernay and Jessica Chastain.
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Filling appointed positions with subordinates, he then turned against the Assembly, imprisoning its most outspoken critics on flimsy pretexts.
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Mr. Chaffetz was one of the most outspoken critics of the Secret Service after a series of security breaches.
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Many of Trump's most outspoken critics in the entertainment industry were quick to rail against the Supreme Court nominee.
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Participants included some of Hollywood's most outspoken directors and producers, such as Lee Daniels, Shonda Rhimes, and Tracee Ellis Ross.
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Matt Gaetz, one of Trump's most outspoken supporters in Congress, are trying to turn the whole thing into a circus.
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Maxine Waters, Donald Trump's most outspoken congressional opponent, presented the Best Fight Against the System award with Tracee Ellis Ross.
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So will Matthew L. Myers, president of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids and one of Juul's most outspoken critics.
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From the beginning, members of the House Freedom Caucus had been among the most outspoken voices against House leadership's bill.
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Princess Nokia, New York's most outspoken intersectional female rapper, is spreading her defiant message of empowerment beyond the Five Boroughs.
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One of the most outspoken and prominent voices in the #MeToo movement against sexual misconduct is getting her own platform.
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Doggett, one of the House's most outspoken drug industry critics, spoke out against the "unrestrained monopoly power" of drug companies.
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A notable and familiar face next year will be one of Trump's most outspoken former critics, now an erstwhile ally.
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Schiff has been among the most outspoken critics of Trump on the issue of Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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"Honestly, I think this president's whole modus operandi is to divide us," said Schiff, one of Trump's most outspoken critics.
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He was one of the most outspoken foes of abortion rights and same-sex marriage when he was in Congress.
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He is also among the most outspoken players in the major leagues, often discussing issues involving education, race and youth.
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Not that the show, which has been one of his most outspoken and popular antagonists, didn't remain on the attack.
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The most outspoken opponent of Duterte's crackdown, Senator Leila de Lima, says the drug busts are designed to be lethal.
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Chamath Palihapitiya, one of Silicon Valley's most outspoken investors, has decided he doesn't want to be a traditional venture capitalist.
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She's one of Hollywood's most outspoken actresses, but Jennifer Lawrence says it's "not wise" for entertainers to wade into politics.
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California Republican Devin Nunes, the most outspoken critic of the FBI in Congress, has remained uncharacteristically silent since the briefing.
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But when the same story happened under President Barack Obama, one of his most outspoken critics was one Donald Trump.
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Ahead of the vote, Trump slammed members of the Freedom Caucus, who were the most outspoken conservative critics of the bill.
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You have the most outspoken people on the team saying these things, and Trump is going to take it to heart.
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Swift emerged as one of the most outspoken critics of Spotify's hardline stance on letting unpaid users listen to all music.
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Among the most outspoken critics is Cardinal Reinhard Marx, who is the Archbishop of Munich and chairman of Germany's Catholic bishops.
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Apple's privacy stance is further evidence that its chief, Timothy D. Cook, has become one of the world's most outspoken executives.
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However, one of the biggest proponents of travel to Mars, Elon Musk, has also been one of Trump's most outspoken critics.
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C., Kavanaugh's most outspoken defender on the Senate committee, gave a lengthy and impassioned defense of the judge following Feinstein's remarks.
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It is safe to say J.K. Rowling is one of the most outspoken, dedicated voices on Twitter, tirelessly fighting bigotry & discrimination.
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As one of the most outspoken acts in modern music, it's no surprise that Kendrick Lamar took part of the festival.
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And whereas her father follows mostly people who support him and his businesses, Ivanka follows many of his most outspoken critics.
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Zakaria has been one of Trump's most outspoken critics on CNN, once calling the president a "bullshit artist" on live television.
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Javid, a lukewarm campaigner to stay in the bloc, replaces Amber Rudd, one of the cabinet's most outspoken pro-European members.
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Kasi was among the most outspoken lawyers in the province and was popular for campaigning for improvements in the lawyers' community.
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It has been one of the most outspoken, and, in terms of products, forward-looking companies, in terms of browser privacy.
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Swalwell, meanwhile, invited Parkland shooting survivor Cameron Kasky, one of the most outspoken student gun control activists since last year's massacre.
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Perhaps Venezuela's most outspoken critic this year has been the O.A.S., in a confrontation that has grown increasingly personal and acrimonious.
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As momentum grew in the 1970s for the amendment, Schlafly became its most outspoken critic — and was vilified by its supporters.
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Jeff Flake, who has been one of the most outspoken Republican critics of Trump, was seated directly next to the President.
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Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat, who has been one of the Trump administration's most outspoken critics over the response to the virus.
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"They were supposed to be a manly man," said Dunyasha Yetts, one of the most outspoken former wrestlers from Ohio State.
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But conservatives wanted to know something else: What happened to Diamond and Silk, Trump's self-proclaimed "most outspoken and loyal supporters"?
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Jones is the most outspoken owner to oppose the protests, but he speaks for more than a few of his colleagues.
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Some elderly Hongkongers have been the most outspoken against the protests, something that becomes clear in the pro-Beijing Facebook ads.
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Attorney General William Barr has been among the most outspoken critics of encryption when it impedes law enforcement investigations, they noted.
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The three men have been among the most outspoken victims of Father Karadima, who counted bishops and priests among his disciples.
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It was also the most outspoken that a member of the Murdoch family has been in response to the week's events.
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As chairman of the House Oversight and Reform Committee, Cummings was one of the president's most outspoken, powerful and charismatic critics.
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Meghan McCain has become one of the most outspoken conservative voices of her generation — and she's got plenty more to say.
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Morgan Williams, one of the most outspoken and influential Parkland students on Twitter, shared heartbreaking thoughts the night of the shooting.
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He will also leave as perhaps the most outspoken, polarizing and essential American track and field athlete of the past decade.
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Van Bramer eventually became one of the Council's most outspoken opponents of the deal, largely because it was negotiated behind closed doors.
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Bosworth, one of the company's most outspoken employees, has also recently emerged as an outspoken defender of Facebook through his Twitter account.
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" Sanders stressed that she will "continue to be one of the most outspoken and loyal supporters of the president and his agenda.
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The most outspoken Democrats primarily argue that the big platforms stifle fair competition, while Republicans have loudly complained about anti-conservative bias.
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Trudeau, in by far his most outspoken criticism of the EU, said on Thursday CETA was a turning point for the bloc.
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Lamar Smith, one of the most outspoken climate skeptics in Congress, announced Tuesday he will retire after his term ends in 2018.
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Melinda Gates has been one of the most outspoken proponents of the need for larger numbers of women working in artificial intelligence.
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Former PGA Tour winner Brandel Chamblee, now a Golf Channel analyst, was among the most outspoken critics of playing in Saudi Arabia.
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The junior senator has emerged as one of Trump's most outspoken opponents — Gillibrand has opposed more cabinet nominees than any other senator.
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He is not to all Republican tastes; Mr Trump's most outspoken critics in the party tend to hold neoconservative views on security.
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Many of the most outspoken critics of Trump within the Republican party are leaving Congress after their current term, including Sanford, Sen.
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Keating's interviewees are frequently the most outspoken advocates for his "invisible countries": nationalist leaders, delegates to international organizations, or prominent movement activists.
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" Alternet reporter Max Blumenthal observed that "the liberal Democrats in #TechHearings are most outspoken opponents of press freedom & supporters of media censorship.
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Skeptics have noted Brennan is among the most outspoken critics of the Trump administration, frequently lashing out at the president on Twitter.
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Gillibrand, seen by some Democrats as a rising star, has emerged as one of the most outspoken Senate opponents to Trump's agenda.
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He's even picked up some of their sassiness along the way, sometimes even topping the most outspoken of the bunch, Khloé Kardashian.
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The new version should launch this year, built by the Planetary Society; Bill Nye is one of the project's most outspoken advocates.
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Moment of infamy: Graham may have been the most outspoken candidate about the Republican contenders being divided into main and secondary debates.
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Nevertheless, Bannon remains among the most outspoken impresarios of nationalist, illiberal politics in an age when such politics are sweeping the globe.
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Even the most outspoken sanctuary cities in America claim that they don't prohibit anyone from sharing immigration information with the federal government.
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Risking prison, he became one of the Beijing regime's most outspoken critics, and in 212 he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Defensive end Chris Long, one of the most outspoken players on the Eagles last season, took to Twitter to take on Fox.
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And yet between 2015 and 2016, some of the most outspoken critics of Mr. Peña Nieto's administration were targeted by the spyware.
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Nobel laureate Joe Stiglitz has long been one of the most outspoken voices for combatting rampant wealth and income inequality in America.
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The unusual campaign is just the latest example of Mr. Koizumi's transformation in retirement into Japan's most outspoken opponent of nuclear power.
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They've left it so vague that one of O'Reilly's definitions might get him into trouble with one of his most outspoken friends.
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It was all the more remarkable because during the presidential campaign, Ms. Haley was one of Mr. Trump's most outspoken Republican critics.
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White evangelicals form a major part of the foundation of Trump's political base and its leaders are among his most outspoken supporters.
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Mr. Trump has long hit back at Ms. Cruz, who during the disaster became the most outspoken critic of the federal response.
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Sen. Cory Booker, one of President Trump's most outspoken foes, is the latest target of a suspicious package intercepted by law enforcement.
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Elected to the Senate in 2012, Warren is one of Congress' most outspoken critics of Wall Street and advocate of stringent financial regulations.
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John McCain of Arizona and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, two of the GOP's most outspoken senators on Russia, also have their doubts.
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"In my personal experience, people who are the most outspoken critics are people who generally find something bad almost in everything," she added.
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Even in the Philippines, home to some of the most outspoken news outlets in the region, the pressure is rising against the media.
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His position makes Dorn among the most outspoken opponents of popular programs like ALICE, which he regards as particularly ill-suited to children.
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Gore has been one of the most outspoken advocates for raising awareness about the dangers of climate change since leaving the White House.
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Netanyahu was perhaps the most outspoken critic of the Iran nuclear deal, lobbying against the deal up until the moment it was signed.
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And now they're throwing the league's most outspoken and controversial star into a young locker room that suddenly has to win right away.
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One operative he hired apparently used a fake identity to befriend and extract information from Rose McGowan, perhaps Weinstein's most outspoken rape accuser.
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Waters, one of Congress's most outspoken Trump critics, added that Trump can't take further action against Syrian President Bashar Assad without congressional approval.
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Conservative Neil Gorsuch, appointed by President Donald Trump last year, was the most outspoken, almost berating Indiana's lawyer, state Solicitor General Thomas Fisher.
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The Saudi government denies that the crown prince was involved in the death of one of his most outspoken critics (The Associated Press).
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Skeptics have noted that Brennan is among the most outspoken critics of the Trump administration, frequently lashing out at the president on Twitter.
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He remains one of the most identifiable figures on the island and one of his generation's most outspoken supporters of the Cuban Revolution.
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Partisanship and the Benghazi Committee Pompeo gained a reputation as one of the most outspoken members of the House Select Committee on Benghazi.
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The report was prepared by the Royal Bank of Canada, one of the most outspoken critics of the computer-driven American stock market.
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Kasich has been one of the GOP's most outspoken critics of Trump, while Hickenlooper has been seen as a potential 2020 Democratic candidate.
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Mr. Flake: One of the most outspoken Trump foes in the Senate, he took Mr. Trump on directly at a private party meeting.
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In Arizona, Representative Martha McSally won the primary to replace one of Mr. Trump's most outspoken Republican critics in the Senate, Jeff Flake.
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Members of that group have been among the most outspoken critics of Trump's actions in pressuring Ukraine to investigate Vice President Joe Biden.
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Republicans argue that the glut of Democrats running for Congress are coming from progressive groups who are the most outspoken critics of Trump.
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U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, a Republican who usually backs Trump, has been one of the most outspoken critics of the U.S. troop withdrawal.
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As soon as Trump announced his candidacy in June 2015, bashing Mexico and Mexicans, Fox became one of Trump's most outspoken Mexican critics.
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Mr Rees-Mogg is the most outspoken member of the socially conservative faction, which overlaps with the Brexiteer faction more than any other does.
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In Manila, he has publicly humiliated his most outspoken critic, a senator who led an investigation into extrajudicial killings and now faces criminal charges.
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President Trump may be the most outspoken world leader when it comes to his frustration with the press, but he certainly isn&apost alone.
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Lindsey Graham, who endorsed Jeb Bush after ending his own White House campaign, has been one of Cruz's most outspoken critics on Capitol Hill.
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Furthering Amazon's troubles is the recent nomination of one of its most outspoken critics, state Senator Michael Gianaris, to the Public Authorities Control Board.
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Gonzalez, 20163, remains one of the most identifiable figures on the island and one of his generation's most outspoken supporters of the Cuban Revolution.
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He was influential in the royalist protests that helped to bring the junta to power and is now one of its most outspoken supporters.
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That same dark, manic energy has infected his most outspoken defenders, including two, Representatives Devin Nunes and Jim Jordan, who participated in Wednesday's hearing.
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Brennan, one of Trump's most outspoken critics in the intelligence community, suggested the White House failed to follow the proper process for stripping clearances.
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In the Senate trial, one of Johnson's most outspoken critics was Ben Wade, a Republican who also happened to be the president pro tempore.
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Schiff, one of Trump's most outspoken critics, said Sunday that he trusted Mueller's judgment while also calling for the full release of the report.
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Bernie Sanders has become the most outspoken candidate on the issue, calling for the full end to felon disenfranchisement during a CNN town hall.
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" Cherokee Nation Secretary of State Chuck Hoskin Jr. was among the most outspoken critics and said in October that Warren had undermined "tribal interests.
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To the company's credit, Google has been one of the most outspoken advocates of pay equity analysis, creating a comprehensive guide for other organizations.
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Molina has been one of the most outspoken health insurance CEOs and was particularly critical of Republican efforts to repeal and replace the ACA.
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Skeptics have noted that Brennan is among the most outspoken critics of the Trump administration, and frequently lashes out at the president on Twitter.
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He is known for being one of the most outspoken CEOs in the industry, calling the playing field uneven with unfair government subsidies involved.
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The granddaughter of The Walt Disney Company cofounder Roy Disney has made a name for herself as one of the company's most outspoken critics.
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That is what it means to be a theocrat, and that is why some of the most outspoken theocrats in America love Roy Moore.
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Last year, he made a comeback as one of the most outspoken opponents of Catalan secessionism, leading a large march in Barcelona in October.
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Senator Jeff Flake of Arizona, a Republican who has been among the president's most outspoken critics in his own party, had the same reaction.
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Nobody really expected a new policy direction from Mr. Wheeler, who was once consigliere to Senator James Inhofe, Congress's most outspoken climate change denier.
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O'Rourke is one of the most outspoken advocates for gun reform following the two shootings, making the issue a staple of his presidential campaign.
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The state's Republican senator, Rob Portman, has been among the most outspoken Republican lawmakers expressing concern over any attempt to quickly end the expansion.
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Mr. Gaetz, 36, is one of Mr. Trump's most outspoken allies on Capitol Hill, and his public statements have frequently solicited criticism from Democrats.
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Jeff Sessions, an Alabama Republican who is the Senate's most outspoken Trump backer, said it's time for the party to fall in line behind Trump.
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An orthopedic surgeon, the Republican congressman has authored several versions of an Obamacare replacement plan and is Capitol Hill's most outspoken critics of the ACA.
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"I've had the opportunity to needle this president with blunt satire, a time-honored political tool," Baldwin, one of Trump's most outspoken Hollywood critics, writes.
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As one of Trump's most outspoken defenders, the California lawmaker has often showed sympathy for Russia, having called for friendlier relations between the two nations.
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Lindsey Graham, one of Donald Trump's most outspoken Republican critics, says he will not vote for either Trump or Hillary Clinton for president this year.
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Mr Cohen, one of the most outspoken and pessimistic Never Trumpers, suspects Mr Trump might in any case have chosen not to hire proven talent.
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And then there's the fact that conservative groups connected to the billionaire Koch brothers are among the most outspoken opponents of a gas tax hike.
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Even as he underwent treatment for cancer in Arizona, McCain remained one of Trump's most outspoken Republican critics, regularly criticizing the president's rhetoric and actions.
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Since her death 21 years ago, one of the most outspoken advocates of Princess Diana's legacy has been her younger brother, Charles, 9th Earl Spencer.
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Even Julián Castro, the 2020 Democratic contender who's been most outspoken on immigration, has structured his plan around easing enforcement rather than increasing legal immigration.
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Paronto, the most outspoken of the three, chimed in: "Discussing politics dishonors the truth that occurred that night—it dishonors the courageous acts," he declared.
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"You can't win statewide here if you take completely unreasonable positions on immigration," said Mr. Flake, one of the country's most outspoken anti-Trump Republicans.
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That means there is quite a bit at stake for Bailey, who is one of the United States Olympic team's most outspoken critics of doping.
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The Internet Research Agency was initially formed in 2013 to attack members of the political opposition, like Aleksei A. Navalny, Mr. Putin's most outspoken critic.
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Naturally, those who participated in the Third World Training program are the most outspoken; they have just completed four days of instruction in PC orthodoxy.
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While once a harsh critic when they competed for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination, Mr. Graham has become one of Mr. Trump's most outspoken supporters.
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At Google, where tech workers have been perhaps the most outspoken, management has been leading its own effort to crack down on tech employee organizing.
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In taking on Mr. Cummings, the chairman of the House Oversight and Reform Committee, Mr. Trump was going after one of his most outspoken critics.
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The 51-year-old Thiel, who spoke at the 2016 Republican National Convention, has emerged as one of Trump's most outspoken supporters in Silicon Valley.
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Descendants once owned it all; today they have fewer than 200 acres, said 52-year-old Reginald Hall, one of the most outspoken voices from Sapelo.
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Mitt Romney (R-UT), a vocal Trump critic and one of the most outspoken Republicans on the subject of impeachment, has even signaled openness to it.
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As HSBC's chief currency strategist, Bloom was among the most outspoken commentators on the impact on sterling of the British vote to leave the European Union.
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The spectacle has been par for the course in the House Judiciary Committee, which includes some of the House's most outspoken conservative Trump defenders, like Reps.
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ONE OF America's most outspoken campaigners for a better understanding of, and reform within, the world of Islam is Daisy Khan, a Kashmir-born New Yorker.
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However, the policies are not without their critics and this weeks hearings were convened by Senator Leila De Lima, one of the president's most outspoken critics.
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Inhofe has been one of the most outspoken lawmakers who does not acknowledge the scientific consensus that human activity is a main driver of global warming.
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Mayors such as Rafal Trzaskowski in Warsaw, Femke Halsema in Amsterdam and Sadiq Khan in London are among their country's most outspoken opponents of Eurosceptic populism.
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Sandberg nonetheless has star power as one of the most outspoken commentators on the challenges women face in the workplace, thanks in part to her book.
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"I am disturbed by the amount of money which the bankruptcy process has burned through," Kolin Burges, one of the most outspoken creditors, said on Wednesday.
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For roughly the first two centuries of the American republic, there was an informal taboo on advocating for impeachment, even among a President's most outspoken critics.
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Amazon has emerged as one of the tech industry's most outspoken players in Washington, spending millions on this effort and meeting regularly with lawmakers and regulators.
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Cipollini: Joey Merlino is definitely one of, if not the most outspoken, infamous you could say, of the contemporary American Mafia or what remains of it.
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The appointment of Mr. Bolton as national security adviser will place two of the most outspoken critics of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal around Mr. Trump.
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He has become one of the most outspoken critics of how devices are intentionally made to hook users at the cost of their time and comfort.
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After the exile of more senior Tatar leaders, Mr. Chiygoz became one of the most outspoken critics of the Russian annexation until his arrest in 2015.
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I was the administration's most outspoken public figure highlighting Russia's invasion and occupation of parts of Ukraine, and calling out Russia's responsibility to end the war.
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But expectations changed once Trump picked Sessions, one of the most outspoken critics in Congress of Obama's policy, to be the nation's top law enforcement officer.
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Rosenstein also played an instrumental role in Trump's firing of former FBI Director James Comey — who had previously been the Justice Department's most outspoken encryption critic.
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I was the Administration's most outspoken, public figure highlighting Russia's invasion and occupation of parts of Ukraine, and calling out Russia's responsibility to end the war.
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I was the Administration's most outspoken, public figure highlighting Russia's invasion and occupation of parts of Ukraine, and calling out Russia's responsibility to end the war.
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Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo has been among the most outspoken critics of the company, which announced an official partnership with the International Olympic Committee through 2028.
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George Conway has become one of the most outspoken critics of the president during Trump's time in the White House, often questioning his fitness for office.
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Then he slammed the NRA's top legislative priority — an expansion of concealed carry rights — and complimented one of the most outspoken gun-control proponents, Democratic Sen.
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But she proved to be one of the most outspoken, persistent campaigners for the women's cause, which over time has won broad support in South Korea.
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One of the most outspoken critics was actress Jameela Jamil, a star of NBC's The Good Place, who called Kim a toxic influence: No. Fuck off.
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Chamath Palihapitiya, one of Silicon Valley's most outspoken tech investors, doubled down on calling the venture capital and tech start-up economy a Ponzi scheme on Wednesday.
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Prime Minister Theresa May last month in her most outspoken attack on Russia accused the country of meddling in elections and planting fake stories in the media.
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It's especially interesting because Tesla has been the most outspoken among automakers in terms of promising to deliver Level 5, fully autonomous vehicles in the near future.
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The Anti-Defamation League has been one of the most outspoken critics of Donald Trump's appointment of Breitbart chairman Stephen Bannon to a top White House post.
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Gabbard's passion for assisting those who have served has also made her one of the most outspoken critics of the scandal dogging the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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The co-founder and CEO of Swedish payments firm Klarna was the most outspoken on the matter, waving a white flag when it came to entering China.
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Kasich, one of Trump's most outspoken presidential rivals, also told reporters that the president is more excited about finding a victory than the particulars of a bill.
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Eagles of Death Metal frontman Jesse Hughes, who grew up locally and played the festival on Sunday night, is one of modern rock's most outspoken Republican supporters.
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One of the most outspoken has been Cardinal Joseph Zen, the former archbishop of Hong Kong, who has accused Rome of "selling out" to China's communist party.
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Craig Thompson, the president and chief executive of the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, has been among the most outspoken proponents of this renewed focus on metabolism.
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Seemingly the most outspoken of the youngsters when it came to reporting alleged abuse, Hannah had been telling adults about her mothers' behavior since at least 8.
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Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin and Denver Broncos linebacker Brandon Marshall were two of the most outspoken players when they addressed the media about Trump's comments.
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Warren has been one of Mulvaney's most outspoken critics, supporting a legal challenge to his appointment and calling for answers to dozens of questions about his agenda.
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Even one of the most outspoken and effective opponents of past free trade agreements, Lori Wallach, the director of Public Citizen's Global Trade Watch, rejects Trump's approach.
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There is one surefire way for the Kremlin to electrify the voters — allowing the candidacy of Alexei A. Navalny, Russia's most outspoken and best-organized opposition figure.
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" One of the most outspoken Stoneman Douglas High students, David Hogg, has been attacked by right-wing provocateurs pushing conspiracies, including that he is a "crisis actor.
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In August, some of the most outspoken proponents of expanding Bitcoin created their own version, known as Bitcoin Cash, which can handle more transactions than traditional Bitcoin.
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Some of the Democratic candidates most outspoken about opposing her speakership lost on Tuesday, such as Richard Ojeda in West Virginia and Dan McCready in North Carolina.
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Merkel's comments were a pointed message to French President Emmanuel Macron, who has been the most outspoken opponent of starting membership negotiations with Albania and North Macedonia.
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James, who has been one of the most outspoken players about social issues during his career, received a ton of backlash via social media for his comments.
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Hirono has been one of the most outspoken Democrats on the allegations against President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee which are playing out on national television Thursday.
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Warren and Sanders have been the most outspoken against the influence of money in politics, and it has pressured several of their rivals to adopt similar stances.
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Mistrust of China runs deep in Vietnam, one of the most outspoken critics of Chinese construction and militarization of artificial islands in the South China Sea's disputed waters.
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Currently, several of the sitting women in the Senate have been some of the most outspoken opponents of Trump and his agenda, whether it be New York Sen.
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Unusually, Draghi even won some support from Ilmars Rimsevics, the head of Latvia's central bank and among the most outspoken easy money skeptics on the ECB's governing council.
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Perhaps sensing that SpaceX's buyout plan was on shaky ground, Musk himself got together with the area's most outspoken and upset residents in a private on-site meeting.
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Romney has been perhaps the most outspoken voice within the Republican Party against Trump, and his endorsement could have been a major boon to the Johnson/Weld ticket.
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Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann, the most outspoken figure from the hawkish wing, kept the door open for a run at the top job in remarks earlier on Saturday.
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Why it matters: Gillibrand has been one of the Senate's most outspoken advocates against workplace sexual harassment and has made it a central focus of her presidential campaign.
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He's been one of the most outspoken critics of President Donald Trump, using his popular late-night talk show to mock the former Apprentice star and his administration.
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Paul Cook (R-Calif.) — a former Marine Corps officer and Vietnam veteran — was the most outspoken lawmaker at the hearing, venting his displeasure with the long acquisition cycle.
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They were also two of the most outspoken and articulate black voices of the 1960s, drawn together by their desire for not only spiritual fulfilment, but also survival.
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But he was among the most outspoken GOP critics of Trump during the campaign, and in the Senate he'd have the freedom and stature to take him on.
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Nearly 4,000 progressive activists gathered at Netroots Nation in Philadelphia last week to strategize and hear from some of the most outspoken Democrats on the party's left flank.
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From the Post's report: Complicating matters is that executives in the uppermost ranks of Facebook, Google and Twitter are some of the most outspoken corporate foes of Trump.
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Brennan, one of the most outspoken critics of the president, has said that he is willing to take legal action to prevent Trump from revoking other security clearances.
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The New York Democrat is one of the most outspoken members of her party against the conditions at border facilities holding migrant children, comparing them to concentration camps.
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A campaign to clean up "low-end population" has evicted migrant workers from Beijing, and a campaign against dissent has evicted the most outspoken intellectuals from online debate.
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For at least the last four years, Congress' most outspoken climate change deniers have been trying to radically change the way science works at the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Schiff, one of Trump's most outspoken critics, said afterword that he trusted Mueller's judgment but called to see the underlying evidence that led to the special counsel's decision.
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This week, he moved to strip the security clearances of six former senior national security officials, including Mr. Comey, Mr. McCabe and some of his most outspoken critics.
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He famously stopped the repeal of the Affordable Care Act with his dramatic vote in 2017, and he's been one of the most outspoken Republicans against President Trump.
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The President later withdrew the nomination, but last week he announced he would renominate Ratcliffe, who emerged as one of Trump's most outspoken defenders during the impeachment proceedings.
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The legacies of two of the most outspoken CEOs in the automotive industry in years — Carlos Ghosn and Sergio Marchionne — are expected to be determined in the 2020s.
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Even if they did, they are a poignant reminder of the relationship in the 1970s and 1980s between New York City's most outspoken politician and most vocal developer.
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He has repeatedly opposed some of his own party's budget proposals, and quickly established himself as one of the most outspoken members of that 2010 class of Republicans.
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Before the meeting, Republicans thought Trump might use the opportunity to bridge differences between Toomey, the leading proponent of expanded background checks, and Cruz, the most outspoken skeptic.
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Below is a summary of some of those who could be in the frame to replace May: The former foreign minister is May's most outspoken critic over Brexit.
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Russell Moore, one of the SBC's most influential leaders and spokespeople, has continued to use his media platform as one of the most outspoken evangelical critics of Trump.
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Romney, who ran unsuccessfully against Barack Obama in 2012, was one of Trump's most outspoken GOP Establishment critics, and refused to endorse Trump throughout the course of his campaign.
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Mistrust of China runs deep in Vietnam, one of the most outspoken critics of Chinese construction and militarization of artificial islands in the South China Sea&aposs disputed waters.
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Netflix, one of the most outspoken corporate champions of net neutrality, admitted this week that it sends lower quality video to mobile subscribers on AT&T and Verizon's networks.
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Muilenberg has been one of the most outspoken proponents of border adjustment, and Trump visited one of the company's factories in South Carolina for a raucous campaign-style rally.
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Ros-Lehtinen has been outspoken about her support for her son, Rodrigo Heng-Lehtinen, and is one of the most outspoken advocates for the LGBT community on Capitol Hill.
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Most notably, though, Rihanna has emerged in recent years as one of the music world's most outspoken and convincing activists, her attention spread across large swaths of global concerns.
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As executive director of the Center for Open Science, Nosek is one of his field's most outspoken reformers and spearheaded a massive project to try to reproduce prominent discoveries.
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Arpaio, who was defeated in his reelection bid in 2016, was one of the most outspoken officials opposing former President Obama's immigration policies in favor of harsh immigration enforcement.
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Sessions "is by far the single most outspoken opponent of marijuana legalization in the US Senate," Kevin Sabet, head of the anti-legalization group SAM, told the Washington Post.
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The government's primary media regulator has a new leader—and he's among the most outspoken critics of the net neutrality regulations put in place during the Barack Obama administration.
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The pick would insert one of Obamacare's most outspoken critics into the key position to help dismantle it and help Republicans implement their own blueprint for health care reform.
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Since the famous house flipper's show launched over 8 months ago, he has quickly built a reputation as the most outspoken, unedited voice on Cohen's SiriusXM network, Radio Andy.
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Of all the candidates currently in the race, Sanders, who officially supports the decriminalization of marijuana possession and legalization of medical cannabis, is the most outspoken on the issue.
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The company became a battleground for Icahn and Ackman, two of the most outspoken U.S. investors, who became embroiled in a public war of words over their opposing bets.
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Occupiers: 'A patriot has fallen' Finicum was one of the most outspoken occupiers who took over the refuge building near Burns on January 2 to protest federal land policies.
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Since endorsing the Vermont senator in June, the Atlanta hip-hop star has headlined rallies and been one of his most outspoken supporters on social media, even interviewing Sanders.
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In backing Clinton, rappers like Ty Dolla $ign and YG -- who has become rap's most outspoken critic of Donald Trump -- have largely cited their distaste for the Republican nominee.
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Dave Brat (R-Va.), one of the most outspoken conservative opponents to the GOP repeal bill, separately told USA Today that a deal could be in place within weeks.
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"The NRSC unequivocally supports Senator Flake in his reelection bid," said Gardner, a senator who has been one of the most outspoken critics of Trump's response to Charlottesville. Sen.
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In this way he has overtaken Manuel Valls, the centre-left prime minister, as the left's most outspoken iconoclast, and shown up the Socialist left as die-hard conservatives.
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Until last month, Mr. Boies's firm represented one of Mr. Epstein's most outspoken accusers, Virginia Roberts Giuffre, in a defamation lawsuit against the former Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz.
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Sens. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren are two of Amazon's most outspoken critics, each having pledged to break up the e-commerce giant if they become president in 2020.
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Fitzpatrick, a centrist in multiple policy areas, has been one of the most outspoken Republicans on climate change and his belief that government policies are needed to fight it.
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Even Jeff Flake, Trump's most outspoken Senate Republican critic, conceded that if he had been running for reelection he would not have taken some positions that rankled the president.
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Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat has been perhaps the most outspoken advocate, launching a campaign just days before the US President's inauguration, urging him to make good on his promise.
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Orban, one of Europe's most outspoken voices against immigration, particularly from Muslim countries, used Sunday's speech to contrast his government's response to demographic decline with countries in Western Europe.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor, arguably the most outspoken member of the court's liberal wing, said the travel ban "was motivated by anti-Muslim animus," citing Trump's public statements about Muslims.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who has rapidly become one of the party's most outspoken liberals, but also Conor Lamb of Pennsylvania and Collin Allred of Texas, two rising young centrists.
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On the Vineyard, Mr. Dershowitz is one of the most outspoken defenders of Mr. Trump, in a place frequented for decades by Kennedys, Clintons, Obamas and other Democratic royalty.
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Mr. Tillis, whose state is home to Bank of America, the nation's second-largest bank, has been the most outspoken member of the Senate Banking Committee in expressing concerns.
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She has been one of the most outspoken critics of President Donald Trump, a Republican, but rarely mentioned him by name at her public events on Friday and Saturday.
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Clapper, who served as Director of National Intelligence under President Obama and is a contributor to CNN, has been one of Trump's most outspoken critics since he took office.
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Outside the ring, he was a champion of civil rights, a proud Muslim, a fierce critic of racism, and one of the most outspoken opponents of the Vietnam War.
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Ever since news broke about Trump's efforts to condition military aid to Ukraine on the announcement of political investigations, Romney has been one of the most outspoken Republican critics.
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Dozens of lawmakers, including perhaps the most outspoken Brexit supporter, Mark Francois, signed a letter to The Sunday Telegraph, urging that Big Ben not stay silent on Jan. 31.
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Mr. Mulvaney has repeatedly opposed some of his own party's budget proposals, and quickly established himself as one of the most outspoken members of that 2010 class of Republicans.
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But some of the most outspoken skeptics of the previous labor nominee, the fast-food executive Andrew F. Puzder, have already expressed optimism and open-mindedness about Mr. Acosta.
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The next time I heard about Walsh he had been swept into office as one of the most outspoken and uncivil of the Tea Party freshman class of 2628.
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The assembled group included House Speaker Nancy Pelosi; former president Bill Clinton; former senator Harry Reid; and one of the nation's most outspoken environmentalists, former vice president Al Gore.
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It is a personal blow for Mr. Jia, one of China's most outspoken technology figures, who in recent years had pledged to challenge American giants like Apple and Tesla.
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In the wake of the 2016 election, Klobuchar became one of the most outspoken members of Congress on questions of tech accountability, through legislation like the Honest Ads Act.
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Flake, of course, has been one of the most outspoken critics of Trump among Republican elected officials, and he clearly has heard some of the critiques of his verbal opposition.
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Gianaris has been one of the most outspoken New York state lawmakers to oppose the deal, and his position on the board would give him the ability to veto it.
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In the summer of 2016, a flood of abuse allegations came out against celebrity Tor developer Jacob Appelbaum, a shocking blow to one of the cryptography world's most outspoken figures.
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" House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy, one of the right's most outspoken Facebook critics, found the speech "a heartwarming reminder that free expression is the best business model in the world.
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But Wednesday's deal is by far the most significant, not only in the number of votes that it secured but in that it included some of her most outspoken critics.
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He has a close relationship with the Trump family — working on the Trump Finance Committee during the presidential campaign — and is one of Trump's most outspoken defenders in the media.
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" Indeed, Kim, 38, was the most outspoken member of the family about Thompson's alleged infidelities last year, calling the situation "so f—ed up" and predicting he would "never change.
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Look for the most outspoken person in your Facebook feed to be heavily using this feature to share some of the best angles from the deepest thinkpieces on the web.
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It has faced court proceedings in several countries, mostly over its pacifism and rejection of blood transfusions, but Russia has been most outspoken in portraying it as an extremist cult.
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One of his most outspoken critics, parliamentarian Jacob Rees-Mogg, kept up the criticism on Wednesday when he accused Carney of having made "dire" warnings about a vote for Brexit.
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But he quickly became one of the court's most outspoken conservatives, serving as a steadfast opponent of gay rights and affirmative action in hiring and school admissions, and abortion rights.
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Some of Trump's most outspoken supporters have come from the sports world, including Knight, who appeared at campaign rallies with Trump and was a surrogate for him on talk shows.
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The Vietnamese women in my family are some of the strongest, most outspoken and resilient women I know, but can be very closed off to different sexual identities and races.
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Washington (CNN)Following North Korea's latest nuclear weapons test, one of President Donald Trump's most outspoken Republican critics expressed confidence in Trump's team, but not the commander in chief himself.
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When Pruitt worked with polluters, he did so to advance his own political career; when Wheeler did it, he helped advance the career of Inhofe, the Senate's most outspoken denier.
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Graham, one of Trump's most outspoken allies in the Senate, told Reuters that Trump would not ask the U.S. to leave if it meant the Taliban would take over Afghanistan.
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Those questions suggest that even if Chevron's most outspoken critic accepts the proposition that Dodd-Frank is ambiguous – Step One of the Chevron test – he may balk at Step Two.
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One of the theory's most outspoken critics was David G. Stork, an optics expert who claimed to find discrepancies in the painting analyses done by Mr. Hockney and Dr. Falco.
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In the EU's most outspoken reaction yet to events in Venezuela, the ministers said 10 months of efforts to resolve the crisis were "stagnant" and elections were a way out.
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Along with Chris Christie, Giuliani was one of Trump's most outspoken allies on the campaign trail and was rumored to have his name in the running for secretary of state.
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Given that Colbert is one of Trump's most outspoken critics, Our Cartoon President might not be as generous to him as, say, Barry & Joe would be to Obama and Biden.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Shareholder activism is rare in Islamic finance, but one wealth manager has staked out new territory as the most outspoken voice among Muslim investors in the United States.
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Ryan Lochte, the most outspoken about the alleged robbery, is already in the United States and Jimmy Feigen was still in Brazil hoping to secure the release of his passport.
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It is the end of an era, but also the end of a fraught relationship between U.S. Soccer and one of its most prominent, most accomplished and most outspoken players.
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Representative Will Hurd, Republican of Texas and one of the party's most outspoken critics of the effort, called it the most expensive and least effective way to secure the border.
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Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina and formerly a strong advocate of Saudi Arabia, has been among the most outspoken critics of the crown prince over the Khashoggi disappearance.
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But beyond her and Thompson, her biggest concern was how her ex would interact with her sister Kim Kardashian West, who has been the most outspoken critic of the relationship.
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Mr. Timmermans, as the deputy to Mr. Juncker, was the most outspoken European official criticizing those countries for violating the rule of the law, and so had earned their enmity.
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The Border Patrol, whose leadership has been most outspoken about backing Mr. Trump, employs a tiny fraction of the hundreds of thousands of workers affected by the impasse in Washington.
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But three years ago, as the number of migrants fleeing Africa and the Middle East accelerated, Mr. Zeman became one the most outspoken critics of the European Union's migration policies.
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Mr. Bharara, who was fired by Mr. Trump last year and became one of his most outspoken critics, has rejected the assertion that Mr. D'Souza was prosecuted for political reasons.
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One of the most outspoken among them is a woman named Julie DeWolfe, who lives atop a grassy hill 20 minutes outside town and who spent significant time with Stranahan.
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Richard Blumenthal, a Democrat from Connecticut, has been one of the most outspoken critics of Trump since the investigation into allegations of Russian collusion and obstruction of justice were raised.
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Illustration: Elena Lacey Joanna Russ, author of novels such as The Female Man and We Who Are About To, was the most outspoken feminist in the history of science fiction.
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Collins and Murkowski have appeared to be the most outspoken Republican senators in seeking additional investigation into the allegations of inappropriate behavior that have surfaced against Kavanaugh in recent days.
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The conservative Pennsylvanian lambasted the deal on Tuesday as a potential drag on the economy and a capitulation to Democratic labor demands, becoming by far its most outspoken GOP opponent.
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Thanathorn has emerged as the most outspoken opponent of the government headed by Prayuth, 65, since an election in March that the opposition said was manipulated to favor the army.
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The Future Forward Party, which came third in the elections, has emerged as the most outspoken voice against the coalition government headed by former military junta chief Prayuth Chan-ocha.
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First as a staunch foe of the Obama administration and now as one of the most outspoken defenders of President Trump , DeSantis made himself a nearly ubiquitous presence on cable news.
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Booker, who is trailing in the 2020 presidential polls, has been the most outspoken rival to criticize Biden's comments this week -- going so far as to call on Biden to apologize.
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Apple, which encrypts its iPhones, has been one of the most outspoken on the issues of encryption and privacy, saying it cannot give authorities access to people's private data and information.
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Ocasio-Cortez was one of the most outspoken public critics of Amazon's plan to move its second headquarters to Long Island City, in the borough of Queens, before Amazon pulled out.
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Like most squads, the Gucci Gang has an unofficial leader — it's Angelina, who at 163 is the most outspoken and most followed, and has already landed on the cover of L'Officiel.
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Its candidate for president, one of Mr Erdogan's most outspoken rivals, Selahattin Demirtas, was arrested in 2016 on trumped-up terrorism charges, and is leading his campaign from a prison cell.
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Sanders and Warren, two of most outspoken thorns in Hillary Clinton's side, have seemingly worked past their differences with the presumptive nominee, with each endorsing her over the last two months.
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And, to make matter worse, this most outspoken of presidents on, well, everything, went silent regarding Charlottesville -- saying nothing between his statement in the mid-afternoon on Saturday until right now.
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The most outspoken voice left is the United Nations, a body Israel constantly criticizes yet one that can only really bring pressure to bear if the Security Council decides to act.
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Three of Harvey Weinstein's most outspoken accusers — Ashley Judd, Salma Hayek and Annabella Sciorra — together presented a video montage on equality and representation at the 90th Academy Awards on Sunday evening.
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The Seahawks have two of the most outspoken players in the NFL in cornerback Richard Sherman and defensive end Michael Bennett, who have both ripped Trump for his rhetoric and comments.
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They include much of the Congressional Progressive Caucus leadership as well as 17 members of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC), whose members have long been among the most outspoken on impeachment.
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Krystyna Pawlowicz, a commission member and one of the governing party's most outspoken politicians, posted on her Facebook page that the Episcopate's position had effectively "authorized" the vote against the measure.
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Cleats and sneakers have become a canvas of political and social expression for some of today's biggest and most outspoken sports stars -- and a way to make a statement while standing.
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Although Mr. Dorsey has been the most outspoken opponent in the tech industry of Proposition C, Visa and the payment start-up Stripe are also spending big on the opposition campaign.
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Malcolm Jenkins of the Philadelphia Eagles, one of the most outspoken players in recent years, was joined by his teammate De'Vante Bausby in raising a fist while the anthem was played.
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The most outspoken conservative was Justice Samuel Alito, who questioned whether the clinic and doctors even had legal standing to bring the challenge because their interests are different from their patients.
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It is no surprise that Monsanto, which has been the most outspoken corporate proponent of using genetically modified crops to make it easier to spray pesticides, has few fans among environmentalists.
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The most outspoken conservative was Justice Samuel Alito, who questioned whether the clinic and doctors even had legal standing to bring the challenge because their interests are different from their patients.
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Defending Democracy Together was co-founded a slew of longtime GOP operatives, including Bill Kristol, a Reagan and Bush administration veteran who is one of the right's most outspoken Trump critics.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.), one of Cruz's most outspoken critics in the upper chamber, has also questioned his eligibility.
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Danica Roem not only defeated one of the most outspoken homophobic delegates in the Virginia legislature, but became the first ever openly transgender person to be elected to state level office.
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One of the most outspoken critics of President-elect Donald Trump leading up to the election was Mark Cuban, tech mogul, owner of the NBA's Mavericks and Shark Tank co-host.
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Indeed, throughout our conversation, Phoebe is most outspoken when we talk about women's place in the music industry right now, which she says she's pleased to discuss with a woman journalist.
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The indictment offers new details about Flynn's work advancing the interests of the Turkish government, even as he remained one of the most outspoken and politically polarizing boosters of Trump's presidential campaign.
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Ms. Mays, who has helped organize protests and been among the most outspoken critics of the water situation, said she worried about how the water might be affecting her young sons' health.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has been one of the most outspoken critics of Amazon's now-abandoned HQ2 plan for New York City, and now the online mega-retailer is hitting back... nicely.
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While Kaepernick's protest is relatively new, the attitude behind the police union's letter is not — time and time again, police unions have been some of the biggest, most outspoken defenders of police.
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" RELATED: YG seizes mantle of rap's most outspoken Donald Trump critic Clinton said Tuesday that while there are "good, honorable, cool-headed police officers" working across the country, "we can do better.
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Long, one of the most outspoken workers employed at the center, was fired in February in what he and labor leaders believe was retaliation for his testimony about conditions within the facility.
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In our era of bluster and rhetoric, it's easy to forget that not even the most outspoken, outrageous candidates of the 2016 race could match the sheer audacious nature of Andrew Jackson.
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"I'm afraid they may do something irrational, they may make rebellion," said 86-year-old Zen, a former bishop of Hong Kong and the most outspoken critic of the Pope's China strategy.
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Liberated from the constraints of being first lady, which she reportedly feels has "trapped" her, Obama could, like Eleanor Roosevelt before her, become one of the most outspoken former first ladies ever.
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So imagine my delight when the tallest, most outspoken, most financially successful American, (if the candidate was to be believed) any of us could imagine volunteered to run for the Republican nomination.
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Players on the Eagles are some of the most outspoken social justice activists in the NFL, and multiple players took part in the protests during the anthem over the last two seasons.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders condemned the government's alleged involvement in the death of Fernando Alban, a councilman who was among the most outspoken members of the country's opposition party.
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The Weekly Standard was co-founded by Bill Kristol, one of Trump's most outspoken critics from the right, and Fred Barnes, a contributor on the Sunday political affairs program The McLaughlin Group.
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During its seven years in existence, one of the most outspoken critics of Mr. Klein's group was Senator Michael Gianaris of Queens, who was supplanted by Mr. Klein as deputy minority leader.
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While Comey's full legacy remains to be seen, we know one thing for sure: He was the most outspoken enemy of public access to strong encryption in the United States intelligence community.
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He has been among the most-outspoken sports executives protesting the continued presence in Saudi Arabia of what has been called the largest and most sophisticated broadcast piracy operation in the world.
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The most outspoken of the lot is the misanthropic Maxine (Danielle Skraastad), who lives with her four children in a motel room behind the local Costco and snarls at pretty much everyone.
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Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders, two of the most outspoken progressives in the contest, have rejected high-dollar fund-raisers and rely almost exclusively on small donors and those who give online.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "I guess he had a change of heart, because Lindsey Graham was one of the most outspoken critics of Trump; now he suckles at his teat like a baby goat.
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She reminded Kerrey of images of actress-activist Susan Sarandon, one of the most outspoken supporters of Bernie Sanders, holding up a sign opposing the TPP at the 2016 Democratic National Convention.
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"Coffman has been one of the most outspoken members to split with Trump, so I don't think it would make sense for him to even come here," said a spokesman for Rep.
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Mitt Romney of Utah, maybe the most outspoken member of the GOP to take issue with the president on so many issues, is facing a withering series of attacks from his right.
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After careful introspection, and inspiration from his wife, Cherry, 83, has roared back to being Canada's Lion in Winter and hockey's most outspoken voice, well into his fourth decade as a broadcaster.
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Jeff Flake of Arizona has been the most outspoken of the undecided GOP senators, telling McConnell and others that he'd vote against Kavanaugh in the Judiciary Committee without a more deliberative process.
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"I'm gonna give it a shot," Cassidy, one of the most outspoken Senate Republicans on health care who wasn't initially included in the group, quipped as he entered a meeting last week.
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His choice has the potential to be more decisive for the court's makeup than his previous two — Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan — given Justice Scalia's longtime status as the court's most outspoken conservative.
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Kasich, one of the most outspoken GOP critics of President Donald Trump, had been signalling to advisors and donors that he'd like to join either CNN or MSNBC, as CNBC first reported Monday.
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T. Rowe Price, historically the most outspoken of the big active managers, is currently pushing Oracle Corp to improve its $9.3 billion offer for cloud storage company NetSuite Inc, which expires on Friday.
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The unvarnished conversation reveals how the leaders of the most dominant sports league in the country and several of its most outspoken players confronted an unprecedented moment — mostly by talking past one another.
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Below are Conservatives who have either said they plan to put themselves forward or are widely expected to run: Planning to run: The former foreign minister is May's most outspoken critic on Brexit.
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"If they can't be straightforward and honest on a clear cut matter of fact like that upon what else can we trust them," he said, in his most outspoken intervention on the campaign.
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Olbermann has been among the most outspoken critics of the president in the entire media industry, even moving out of his luxury New York City apartment building because it was owned by Trump.
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One of Duterte's most outspoken detractors is Senator Leila de Lima, who branded the president a "sociopathic serial killer" and declared that the extrajudicial killings were tantamount to a war on the poor.
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Although Trump has been the most outspoken candidate, his main rivals also say the government must stop the flow of illegal migrants into the country, mainly from Mexico, El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras.
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I've loved every minute — even the hard minutes," Sanders said on Thursday, adding that she will "continue to be one of the most outspoken and loyal supporters of the president and his agenda.
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Liberal Justice Sonia Sotomayor was the most outspoken in backing Missouri's ban, referencing the difficulty states could face in separating out the secular and religious functions of religiously affiliated groups when distributing funds.
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The companies, founded by two of the world's wealthiest and most outspoken businessmen, have become unlikely rivals since Amazon jumped into the computing services market and Oracle later started migrating to the cloud.
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Liberal Justice Sonia Sotomayor was the most outspoken in backing Missouri's ban, noting the difficulty states could face determining whether funds going to a religious entity are being used for a secular purposes.
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But that is not the only reason why Scots are slow to engage fully in an EU debate whose most outspoken figures on both sides have been members of Cameron's ruling Conservative Party.
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Meghan, a 34-year-old conservative co-host on The View, is her father's most outspoken defender and has taken up the mantle of his memory since he died last August at 81.
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Representative Kevin McCarthy, the top House Republican, is shuffling the makeup of a key committee to allow Representative Jim Jordan, one of Mr. Trump's most outspoken allies, to take part in the hearings.
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A number of W.N.B.A. players stated their unhappiness with the fines and they drew support from the Knicks' Carmelo Anthony, who has been one of the most outspoken N.B.A. players this past month.
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Carmichael is the most outspoken of a handful of critics within May's party who could join forces with opposition MPs from the Labour Party and the Scottish National Party to defeat the government.
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Harris has become one of the most outspoken advocates for reducing pregnancy-related deaths among black women, leading 85033 of her Senate colleagues in a resolution recognizing "Black Maternal Health Week" in April.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts, one of the most outspoken supporters of Dodd-Frank, has already vowed to protect core tenets of the law, including her brainchild, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Paul has been one of Trump's most outspoken supporters following the criticism Trump faced -- including from some within his own party -- for the US President's handling of his meeting with Putin in July.
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CNN's Chris Cuomo will moderate the town hall with the Democratic House leader, who has been one of the most outspoken critics of the Trump administration, on Monday, May 15, at 9 p.m.
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Mr. Hogg has become one of the most outspoken gun-control advocates to emerge out of the shooting in Parkland, where 17 of his fellow students and teachers were killed on Feb. 14.
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Haley is one of the administration's most outspoken critics of the Kremlin, while Trump has often taken a less aggressive approach in hopes of forging a closer relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Carney, who's replacing former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg as UN special envoy for climate action and finance, has been one of the most outspoken central bankers on the topic of climate change.
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Mr. Cuccinelli has been one of Mr. Trump's most outspoken defenders on immigration and has been at the forefront of some of the president's aggressive efforts to restrict migration to the United States.
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As the Trump administration rolls back Obama-era environmental rules, Brown has become the most outspoken advocate of swift action to curb emissions, striking deals with Chinese President Xi Jingping and European leaders.
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His choice has the potential to be more decisive for the court's makeup than his previous two — Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan — given Justice Scalia's longtime status as the court's most outspoken conservative.
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Peru has been one of the most outspoken critics of Maduro under centrist Peruvian President Pedro Pablo Kuczysnki, a former Wall Street banker whom Maduro has described as a lackey of the United States.
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In one sign of the acrimony, one of the most outspoken Republican flamethrowers, Steve King of Iowa, returned to a familiar target when assigning blame for the outrage at the baseball diamond in Alexandria.
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Bourdain became one of the most outspoken celebrities about the #MeToo era, showing unwavering support for his girlfriend, and even holding a dinner for Argento and fellow Weinstein accusers Rose McGowan and Annabella Sciorra.
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While the decision is a sign of how much Merkel's position has weakened, it may be a shrewd move to stretch an olive branch to her most outspoken critic to keep him on board.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Metin Yilmaz, editor-in-chief of the Sozcu newspaper, one of the most outspoken critics of the government in the Turkish media, says he is weighing his words more carefully these days.
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" Haley - the most outspoken White House representative on the issue since the chemical weapons attack - has proven she will go to bat for the administration on the airfield strike and called it "fully justified.
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One of Brazil's most outspoken entrepreneurs, Batista's fortune has dwindled from more than $30 billion to nearly nothing as his Grupo EBX, a constellation of energy, mining and transportation companies, crumbled in recent years.
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The Weekly Standard was co-founded by Bill Kristol, currently one of Trump's most outspoken critics from the right, and Fred Barnes, a frequent face on the Sunday political affairs program The McLaughlin Group.
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" Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat, one of the most outspoken advocates of the move, told CNN that Trump's decision was "the right thing to do, and here in Jerusalem and Israel we applaud the President.
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Graham has been among the most outspoken lawmakers in advocating for Trump to use his emergency powers to construct a wall, though he has consistently said Congress should try to broker a deal first.
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In the ensuing debate over surveillance, leaders of intelligence oversight committees — particularly in the House — were some of the most outspoken defenders of the programs he had disclosed and some of his harshest critics.
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Ms. Nielsen is one of the most outspoken advocates of the administration's policies, and has resisted being drawn into the controversy over Russian meddling during the 2016 election that put Mr. Trump in office.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci, the Trump administration's most outspoken advocate of emergency virus measures, told members of Congress that the early inability to test was "a failing" of the administration's response to the deadly outbreak.
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Since June, the leader of Ciudadanos, Albert Rivera, has been among the most outspoken critics of Mr. Sánchez and has tilted his party further toward the right, notably after the regional election in Andalusia.
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State Senator Ernie Chambers, an independent from Omaha and one of the Legislature's most outspoken members, tries nearly every year to push legislation to abolish capital punishment and has clashed bluntly with Mr. Ricketts.
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Mr. Taylor has been one of the Fed's most outspoken critics in recent years, repeatedly arguing that its stimulus campaign has done little good, considerable harm and should be ended as soon as possible.
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"Despite his repeated promises to cooperate, Mr. Rosenstein's supervision of the Department of Justice has been sorely inadequate," said Representative Mark Meadows, Republican of North Carolina and one of Mr. Rosenstein's most outspoken antagonists.
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Sanders emerged as one of the most outspoken and critical voices of the legislation, and his 2020 presidential campaign has been predicated around issues such as breaking up large banks and combating income inequality.
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Hawley is one of the most outspoken Facebook critics in the GOP, and has criticized the Federal Trade Commission's $5 billion fine against the company in a privacy settlement for not being harsh enough.
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Over the years, Ms. Bloomberg has become one of the most outspoken and visible critics of New York City's public schools, regularly castigating the Education Department's leadership at forums and in the news media.
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These often casual forums find Murray at his most outspoken—assailing those who rely on theories of "race relations" to interpret blues music and insisting on a categorical division between vernacular and fine art.
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Goodman developed a reputation as the most outspoken opponent to Ravel and other Democrats on the commission, arguing that their proposals could extend to political outlets such as the Drudge Report or Fox News.
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Rice, who represents portions of Long Island, was once one of Nancy Pelosi's most outspoken critics, arguing that the caucus needed "generational change" in leadership when Pelosi was seeking the House speakership last fall.
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She has emerged as one of the most outspoken critics of Iran's clerical leadership, 40 years after Khomeini returned from exile in Paris on a special Air France flight to ecstatic crowds on Feb.
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Since Trump took office, Graham has been a regular supporter of his and was perhaps the most outspoken advocate on the Senate Judiciary Committee for the nomination of Trump's Supreme Court Justice pick, Brett Kavanaugh.
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"This white supremacy monster doesn't want you to drink," said water warrior Monica Lewis-Patrick, one of the most outspoken local activists for clean water rights for Detroiters and the beleaguered residents of Flint, Michigan.
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Then by making Archbishop Becciu his "exclusive spokesperson in all matters relating to relations between the Apostolic See and the order," the pope has not just sidelined, but humiliated, one of his most outspoken adversaries.
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Cruz and Blackburn have been among the most outspoken on political bias, claiming companies like Twitter are biased in the content they allow and take down as well as what their algorithms tend to surface.
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He has earned widespread attention in recent months for being one of the most outspoken anti-Trump Republicans, having remarked that there are "dumpster fires" more appealing than the choice between Trump and Hillary Clinton.
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Aly Raisman, who has been one of the most outspoken survivors, will be attending as a guest of the venue, TD Garden, and told the Boston Globe that USA Gymnastics didn't extend her an invitation.
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Chanos has been among the most outspoken market critics of the Chinese economy as a whole and continues to make grim predictions, recently comparing the Chinese financial system to Wall Street before the housing crash.
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Jens Spahn, 38, has become one of Merkel's most outspoken critics within the CDU since her decision in 2015 to welcome more than a million refugees, mostly Muslims from war zones in the Middle East.
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And though the context of her speech was mostly geared toward protecting children and teenagers from online abuse, her words could just as easily have been directed at some of her husband's most outspoken supporters.
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In his most outspoken criticism leveled so far against his cabinet colleague, Valls laid bare the deepening tensions inside the government of unpopular President Francois Hollande, less than a year before parliamentary and presidential elections.
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Bob Dole was so inspired by the "People" singer's music, according to his wife, that he picked up the phone to give the 76-year-old entertainer — one of Hollywood's most outspoken Democrats — a ring.
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PHILADELPHIA — Nearly 4,000 progressive activists gathered at Netroots Nation in Philadelphia last week to strategize, debate big policy issues, and hear from some of the most outspoken Democrats on the left flank of the party.
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Her most outspoken adversary on this front, investor Leon Cooperman, had written a lengthy public letter to Warren admonishing her to abandon her "soak-the-rich positions" and highlighting the philanthropic achievements of the rich.
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The committee placement ensures that some of the freshmen class's most outspoken Trump critics will continue to be in the spotlight representing, in part, the Democratic Party on the national stage in the coming months.
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The most outspoken Floridians about the issue have been mayors in the state, many of whom worry that their cities will be the most impacted if thousands of parties continue to flock to nearby beaches.
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The one Republican senator who may have lost his seat in a primary this year was the one who has become one of Mr. Trump's most outspoken critics: Jeff Flake of Arizona, who is retiring.
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One of the most outspoken critics of the Davis Cup change was Attila Richter, the general secretary of the Hungarian Tennis Federation, who will now serve as tournament director of the new Fed Cup Finals.
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The reception has become the most outspoken novelty introduced by Mirziyoyev in stagnant Uzbekistan - along with other changes such as an upcoming liberation of currency exchange or abolition of visas for tourists from 17 countries.
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Since June, however, the leader of Ciudadanos, Albert Rivera, has been among the most outspoken critics of Mr. Sánchez and has tilted his party further toward the right, notably after December's regional election in Andalusia.
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"He was super smart, driven, and had incredible energy," former GM, BMW, and Chrysler executive Bob Lutz, one of the most outspoken people in the business, told me shortly after Ghosn was arrested in 2018.
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One of the most outspoken supporters of Mr. Trump in Silicon Valley has been Mr. Thiel, a founder of PayPal, who has since faced derision from other people working in tech for his political stance.
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Noticeably absent, and unmentioned by the president, were Rudolph W. Giuliani, his personal lawyer at the center of the Ukraine pressure campaign, and Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, one of his most outspoken allies.
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The run followed a rally last month staged by Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, the 41-year-old leader of the progressive Future Forward Party, who has emerged as the most outspoken opponent of Thailand's new civilian government.
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Perhaps the most outspoken Conservative critic of the BBC is John Whittingdale, a former culture secretary, who has suggested that the corporation should become smaller and less costly and compete less with private media companies.
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One of the Freedom Caucus's most outspoken members, Representative Raúl Labrador of Idaho, believes that the Trump White House was led astray by Ryan's confidence that he knew what conservatives wanted when drafting the bill.
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South Carolina's Lindsey Graham's ferocious defense of Kavanaugh helped the judge regain momentum with Republicans after Christine Blasey Ford's sexual assault allegation and Hawaii's Mazie Hirono was perhaps the most outspoken Democratic opponent of Kavanaugh.
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Candidate complaints Castro and Booker have both talked in recent days about the diversity of the Democratic 2020 field -- and Castro has been by far the most outspoken candidate to criticize the Democratic nominating process.
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They have also been the most outspoken on the dangers posed by climate change — though Louis Gritzo, the facility's research manager, told me it tries to steer clear of debates over the science with clients.
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Beyond Newsom, who has vowed to position California as a counterweight to Trump, the deeply blue state is home to some of the president's most outspoken political foes, including U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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The rally Monday night was the Trump administration's second high-profile event in Kentucky in 10 days and took the president to the home state of one of the most outspoken critics of the plan, Sen.
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Iran, along with Russia, has stood by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in the five-year war, providing him with military and financial support, while Turkey is his most outspoken critic and has backed opposition forces.
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Roberts was the most outspoken critic among the eight justices of the current system in which companies can adopt a dual-track strategy by challenging patents simultaneously in federal court and through the agency review board.
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In the wake of the Weinstien scandal, Chastain, 40, has become one of Hollywood's most outspoken critics — fighting for fare wages and often using her no-holds-barred Twitter account to slam the industry's seedy underbelly.
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Flake, who announced last October he intended to retire at the end of his term, has been one of Trump's most outspoken Republican critics, prompting speculation he may challenge Trump in a Republican primary in 2020.
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One of the most outspoken of the protesting players, Kaepernick contends that teams would not sign him because they wanted to distance themselves from the protests, which U.S. President Donald Trump blasted as unpatriotic and disrespectful.
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It's no coincidence that the other officials Sanders cited for potential revocation—former FBI Director James Comey, former national security advisor Susan Rice, former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper—are among his most outspoken dissenters.
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On the surface, the far right did well: The populist Alternative for Germany Party, the most outspoken opponent of Chancellor Angela Merkel's course in the refugee and migration crisis, made significant gains in all three states.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Tensions between Yahoo and its most outspoken shareholder, the activist hedge fund Starboard Value, were already running high when the two sides agreed early this year on a face-to-face meeting in Manhattan.
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Why it matters: Shell's chief executive, Ben van Beurden, is one of the most outspoken CEOs within the oil and gas industry when it comes to cutting carbon emissions and changing business strategies to do so.
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Donald Trump Jr. is one of his father's most outspoken partisans—after all, he just wants daddy's affection—but its always a little unnerving to see how far down the right-wing rabbit hole he's gone.
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Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina and formerly a strong advocate of Saudi Arabia, has been among the most outspoken critics of the crown prince over the Khashoggi mystery, even before more facts are known.
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Mr. Paxton's office has been one of the most outspoken in the country against DACA and a similar policy — Deferred Action for Parents of Americans, or DAPA — that was blocked by the courts and never implemented.
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Mr. Nolan, perhaps Hollywood's most outspoken advocate for the continued use of celluloid, shot the movie in a mixture of 240-millimeter IMAX and 303-millimeter, the gold standards for movies designed to be seen big.
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Mark Cuban, owner of the Dallas Mavericks, has been the most outspoken critic of the in-season, soccer-style tournament from the ownership ranks, slamming it as "so dumb" in December after I tweeted some details.
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Matt Gaetz has been one of the most outspoken proponents of the idea that there is some sort of "Deep State" conspiracy within the government -- and the FBI, in particular -- aimed at undermining President Donald Trump.
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Apart from Bentz and Conger, the incident involved gold medalist Ryan Lochte, one of America's most decorated swimmers and the most outspoken about the robbery, and Jimmy Feigen, who also won a gold medal in Rio.
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Flake has been the most outspoken about his concerns with Kavanaugh's tone and temperament, but you can be sure his verbal jousting with the likes of Klobuchar didn't sit too well with Murkowski or Collins either.
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Recently, the founder of PayTM, one of India's largest startups, began sponsoring ads for the Save the Internet coalition (one of the most outspoken opponents of Free Basics in India) on Dish TV and Tata Sky.
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There's the 100 by 50 Act, introduced to the Senate last year by Oregon's Jeff Merkley and cosponsored by potential 2020 contenders Sanders (probably the most outspoken likely candidate when it comes to climate) and Booker.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC), one of the president's closest allies, was among the most outspoken: He first argued that Trump Jr. should simply ignore the subpoena and then said he should "plead the Fifth" when he appears.
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Macron has been most outspoken about not agreeing to a Brexit delay without a clear plan from London on how to push the stalled divorce agreement over the line in the House of Commons during that time.
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PARIS — The French justice minister, one of the most outspoken and progressive voices in the government, resigned on Wednesday after a clash over a proposal to strip the citizenship of French-born dual nationals convicted of terrorism.
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On Thursday, Warren -- who has emerged as perhaps the Democrats' most outspoken Trump combatant -- called Trump a "thin-skinned, racist bully" after he criticized a judge with Mexican heritage who is overseeing a lawsuit against Trump University.
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Al Baker is one of the airline industry's most outspoken figures, known for provocative and often humorous criticism of rival airlines or suppliers, but he has also drawn criticism over the judgment of some of his declarations.
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State news agency KUNA said that 30 new MPs gained seats in the 903-member parliament, including several younger men and one woman, after a turnout estimated at around 65 percent for the Gulf's most outspoken legislature.
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Poland has been one of the most outspoken critics of Russian policy toward a pro-Russian separatist rebellion in eastern Ukraine, joining Western allies in accusing Moscow of supplying help to the insurrection - something the Kremlin denies.
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Google — and Urmson in particular — has been one of the most outspoken voices about the benefit of self-driving technology, which some argue could substantially reduce or eliminate driving deaths if rolled out on a broad scale.
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I've loved every minute — even the hard minutes," Sanders said earlier this month alongside President Trump, adding that she would "continue to be one of the most outspoken and loyal supporters of the president and his agenda.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Bernie Sanders of Vermont are two of Amazon's most outspoken critics, each repeatedly vowing to break up the tech company if they get their wish and unseat President Donald Trump in 2020.
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Ms. Streep's political consciousness, forged in the era of the Vietnam War and second-wave feminism, has turned her into one of Hollywood's most outspoken advocates of equal pay and rights for women, on screen and off.
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France has been most outspoken about not agreeing to a Brexit delay without a clear plan from London on how to push the stalled divorce agreement over the line in the House of Commons during that time.
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When revelations about Harvey Weinstein's alleged sexual misconduct broke in October, Rose McGowan became one of #MeToo's most outspoken members, publicly accusing the producer of rape and backing up women who came forward with their own stories.
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Ms. Knizhnik said the internet offered a caricature that exaggerated the liberal philosophy of Justice Ginsburg, who had formed a close personal bond with Justice Antonin Scalia, the court's most outspoken conservative before his death this year.
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Beijing (CNN)The editor of one of China's most outspoken state media outlets has doubled down on accusations that the United States is instigating a revolution in Hong Kong, as increasingly violent protests enter their eleventh weekend.
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Ms. Haley, 45, a former Republican governor of South Carolina and one of Mr. Trump's most outspoken critics during the campaign, had tried to distance herself from some of what Mr. Trump has said about international diplomacy.
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In the months since his firing, Bautista has been the most outspoken about Disney's decision, going so far as to say on the The Jonathan Ross Show that he's unsure whether he wants to return to the franchise.
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Sometimes it's necessary for a performer to use a character to express feelings and opinions that even the most outspoken among us would think twice about before airing them in public without the protection of a theatrical disguise.
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Marijuana use has become more of a talking point in the NFL of late, especially after former Baltimore Ravens offensive tackle Eugene Monroe became the most outspoken proponent of its use, and a critic of the NFL's policy.
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Of course Khloé, most outspoken of the family, is able to cut through the BS and offer a crystal-clear answer to the age-old question: What do you do if your family doesn't like your significant other?
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The Daily Mail cites a Bloomberg column from Mark Gilbert which itself says that: Serious political magazines are even speculating that Treasury select committee member Jacob Rees-Mogg, one of his most outspoken critics, might be his replacement.
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They have been the most outspoken when it comes to what they did and didn't do, they have been the most aggressive at pushing the companies to do more, and I think you can expect to see that.
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His units of Don Cossacks — a martial tribe whose medieval forebears fled serfdom to live as free men on the frontiers of imperial Russia — were among the most outspoken militias in their opposition against the LNR's ruling authorities.
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Maxine Waters, one of the most outspoken members of the anti-Trump 'resistance' in Congress, is facing fresh questions about a longstanding controversy regarding how her campaign raises money and how those funds have flowed to her daughter.
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The departure of brash former commodities trader Nigel Farage would sideline one of the most outspoken and effective anti-EU campaigners from the debate about how to sever Britain's ties with the other 27 countries in the bloc.
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And now, the actress — who has established herself as one of the most outspoken and prominent voices in the #MeToo movement against sexual misconduct — is opening up about the toll those decades of silence took on her life.
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Arizona's Flake, seeking a second term, has been among the Senate Republicans' most outspoken Trump critics and is being targeted by Ward and the Bannon-backed Great America PAC, which announced Monday it would back her over Flake.
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WASHINGTON — Four of the most outspoken progressive freshmen in the House held a press conference on Monday evening to denounce President Donald Trump over a series of racist attacks he directed at them over the last two days.
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No Eagles knelt during regular season Players on the Eagles are some of the most outspoken social justice activists in the NFL, and multiple players took part in the protests during the anthem over the last two seasons.
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Johnson has been one of May's most outspoken critics over Brexit and supports leaving the EU without a deal, a scenario the government's own economic forecasts have warned would leave the British economy 8 percent smaller by 2035.
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And Aly Raisman — the captain of the American women's gymnastics teams at the 2012 and 2016 Olympics, and one of the most outspoken survivors of Dr. Nassar's abuse — published thousands of words in The Players' Tribune on Thursday.
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At political rallies across the country this summer, he has sought to put a face to that threat: Representative Maxine Waters of California, a black Democrat who has been one of the most outspoken critics of the president.
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"They distort markets, impose risk on taxpayers and they're bad policy for everybody," said Senator Patrick J. Toomey, Republican of Pennsylvania, who has been one of the most outspoken critics of Ex-Im and favors private financing alternatives.
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The 41-year-old billionaire has emerged as the most outspoken opponent of the new civilian government headed by Prayuth, 65, since an election in March that the opposition said was manipulated to favor Prayuth's pro-army party.
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Wyden, the most outspoken critic of SESTA and one of the authors of the Communications Decency Act, said that making exceptions to Section 230 will lead to small internet companies having to face an onslaught of frivolous lawsuits.
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Stefanik's viral moment continues to linger in the political consciousness thanks to George Conway, the husband of senior White House counselor Kellyanne Conway, and one of the most outspoken and harsh critics of Trump and his Republican allies.
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Jim Obergefell, the lead plaintiff's in the blockbuster case that legalized gay marriage across the country last year, on Saturday expressed his sympathy for the passing of one of the court's most outspoken voices against same-sex marriage.
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McConnell has been one of the most outspoken opponents of Democrats' impeachment inquiry, arguing it is hindering passage of a new North American trade agreement and that the president and his team are not being afforded procedural protections.
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"We need to find a way to address our shortcomings, our dependency on non-Muslims to protect ourselves against the enemies of Islam," said Mahathir, 94, the world's oldest head of government and one of its most outspoken.
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Mr. Williams, who is from Brooklyn, has been one of the City Council's most outspoken proponents of police reform, and he co-sponsored bills that created an inspector general for the police and placed greater restrictions on profiling.
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"I'm going to get this in the hands in every member of the US Senate," said Oregon senator Ron Wyden, the most outspoken election security advocate in the Senate, as he introduced the Def Con Voting Village report.
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With the arrival of more than one million asylum seekers in 2015 and Merkel's decision to leave Germany's borders open to welcome them, Seehofer became the chancellor's most outspoken critic, pushing for a national cap to limit the influx.
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One member of the ruling coalition, the Ata Meken party, has opposed the reform and party leader Omurbek Tekebayev has become one of its most outspoken critics, arguing that the change would give the prime minister too much power.
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Wednesday's Real Housewives of New York City proved to be a traumatic episode of television for Hillary Clinton supporters, as the cast — and its most outspoken Clinton-voter Carole Radziwill — finally learned the results of the 2016 presidential election.
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Ms Rudd was the most outspoken voice in the cabinet arguing for Britain to remain in the EU customs union (her brother, Roland Rudd, runs a public-relations company and is one of the business world's most prominent Remainers).
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ACAP, which represents smaller not-for-profit insurers that focus on Medicaid, as well as the Alliance of Community Health Plans have been the most outspoken among insurers because their membership would be heavily affected by the bill's changes.
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Why it matters: It's a rare sign of agreement between Gore, one of the most outspoken advocates for acting on climate change, and Trump, who openly mocks climate change and is taking steps to reverse policies addressing the problem.
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Civil rights advocates said there were signs of a crackdown on some of the most outspoken of them in advance Obama's arrival, and authorities have not let up on their arrests of protesters who take part in weekly demonstrations.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.), one of Trump's most outspoken critics, seized on the Saudi controversy to call for financial transparency from the president.
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William Frederick Poole, the librarian at the Chicago Historical Society and the founder of Poole's Index to Periodical Literature, was one of the most outspoken opponents of such designs, which he saw as wasting space and pointlessly imitating churches.
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Hilal Kaplan, one of the most outspoken columnists, known to be close to the president and strongly anti-American, even suggested in her column Friday that the United States could be blamed as an accessory in Mr. Khashoggi's murder.
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Meanwhile, LeBron James — the face of the NBA and one of the most outspoken athletes in all of sports — is literally in China as we speak, preparing to play a set of preseason games (if they don't get canceled).
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In a bid to silence critics who want the CDU to shift to the right to win back voters from the AfD, Merkel said she would promote her most outspoken critic, 37-year-old Jens Spahn, to the cabinet.
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Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, 40, has emerged as the most outspoken opponent of the government headed by former junta leader Prayuth Chan-ocha after the progressive Future Forward Party he help found came a surprise third in an election in March.
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Yet the most outspoken American victims group, the Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests, said that Cardinal Tobin, like the church as a whole, must do more, such as posting the names of all credibly accused priests online.
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But in a news conference to discuss Sunday's halftime show, Lady Gaga, one of the most outspoken pop stars and a vocal critic of the president, remained coy when asked if her performance would include any strong political statements.
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Regardless of these differences, the upcoming state visit is a rare opportunity in terms of communications: the two most outspoken leaders of the liberal world can silence undemocratic rivals by speaking in unison on essential areas of international cooperation.
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Her decision is particularly fraught because Arizona, a border state, has long been on the forefront of the national immigration fight, with lots of the most outspoken supporters of Trump's border wall making lots of noise in the state.
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On one side is Timothy D. Cook, Apple's chief executive, who has evolved into one of the world's most outspoken corporate executives and moved the once-secretive company repeatedly into the spotlight on social issues, write Katie Benner and Nicole Perlroth.
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Toward the end of 22014, Waithe joined one of the city's most outspoken Black Lives Matter groups, NYC Shut It Down, and marched along with thousands of other New Yorkers to protest the deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner.
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Raisman, a three-time gold medal Olympic gymnast, was one of the most outspoken survivors to come forward about Larry Nassar's abuse, and has become an advocate for sexual assault survivors in addition to a role model for young athletes.
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On Sunday's episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, the tension between Tristan Thompson and Khloé Kardashian's family was still lingering in the wake of his cheating scandal — especially with Kim, 38, who was the most outspoken in her anger.
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Despite his reputation as one of Africa's most outspoken figures, Khama's remarks are certain to raise hackles in Harare, where factions of Mugabe's ruling ZANU-PF party are locked in a bitter struggle to succeed the only leader Zimbabwe has known.
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Leaders of the ultra-conservative House Freedom Caucus, who have leverage in spending talks whenever Democrats aren't on board, have been some of the most outspoken proponents of the wall, and are promising to push for it again after the elections.
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Eleven-time NBA champion Bill Russell emerged as one of the most outspoken civil rights advocates of the 1960s, at a time when the city he played in, Boston, represented one of the most racially segregated cities in the North.
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Since January 2017, his campaign has spent aboutRead more: Trump has targeted at least 21 companies with calls for boycotts, threats of taxes, and other ominous warnings — see the listTrump, Sanders, and Warren are among Amazon's harshest and most outspoken critics.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (R-Alaska), one of the Senate's most outspoken drilling supporters.
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For Alison details the horrific day she was murdered on-air at Virginia's Bridgewater Plaza, where the Parkers had happily spent summers past, and his journey to becoming one of the most outspoken voices of the gun violence prevention movement.
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"For us, it is an existential issue; the stakes are extremely high," said Bilahari Kausikan, a former permanent secretary of Singapore's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and one of the most outspoken voices in the country on the subject of Chinese interference.
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Meet one of the women leading the discussion: Rose McGowan was one of the first women to publicly accuse Harvey Weinstein of sexually assaulting her, and since then she has been one of the most outspoken figures in the #MeToo movement.
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"Eight years have passed, and there have been no significant reforms to stop or prevent physical abuse," said Michael Carey, an advocate since his son Jonathan died in state care, and the most outspoken critic of the governor's reform efforts.
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It also imprisoned some of the most outspoken activists, including Mohammed Fahad al-Qahtani, Abdullah al-Hamid, and Mohammed Saleh al-Bejadi, founding members of the Saudi Civil and Political Rights Association who had steadfastly refused to be co-opted.
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The Republican senators Marco Rubio (who sponsored a bill authorizing the F.T.C. to devise data-privacy regulations) and Josh Hawley (who co-sponsored a bill with Senator Markey to improve online privacy protections for children) are among the most outspoken advocates.
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At the same time, Satya Nadella, its chief executive, and Brad Smith, its president, have emerged as some of the most outspoken advocates in the industry for protecting user privacy and establishing ethical guidelines for new technology like artificial intelligence.
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"Bhutan has every right to its sovereignty; that's the crux of the thing," said Wangcha Sangey, a former publisher and head of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, who has been one of the most outspoken critics of India's interference.
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One of the most outspoken conservatives, Archbishop of Uganda Stanley Ntagali, proposed at the talks that the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Church of Canada, which is considering also approving same-sex marriage, should withdraw from communion activities until they repent.
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Mr. Romney's criticism at the outset of the new session of Congress was a blunt message to Mr. Trump that one of his most outspoken Republican critics from the 2016 campaign would soon have a high-profile platform in Washington.
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The most outspoken critic of the pope's China strategy is 86-year-old Cardinal Joseph Zen, a former bishop of Hong Kong, who has said the direction of negotiations suggests the Vatican is preparing to sell out the underground church.
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The senator from Vermont has been the most outspoken of the presidential candidates about the need for increased competition in the telecom marketplace, and stopping further consolidation of a monopolized industry that limits choices for consumers and drives up internet prices.
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While ESPN's upper management on Thursday was mainly focused on getting the message to its most outspoken personalities, some managers also sent the word to broadcasters and writers who have never been embroiled in any social-media controversies pertaining to politics or race.
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Miller helped his boss become the most outspoken critic of the 2013 bipartisan Gang of Eight immigration reform bill, penning a handbook filled with talking points on the issue and helping him lead the charge behind the scene to kill the measure.
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Orban, one of the most outspoken critics of mass immigration to Europe from the Middle East and Asia, added that he aimed to keep economic growth 2 percentage points over the European Union average in the next years despite an expected global slowdown.
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Macron has become the most outspoken figure among European politicians who say the last big expansion, when Romania and Bulgaria joined in 2007, was too hasty, and caution is needed in adding more members from a region beset by corruption and crime.
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One of the Trump administration's most outspoken China hawks, Peter Navarro, who serves as an adviser to the president on trade issues, did not attend the trip, and one diplomat said he played a minuscule role in the planning of the visit.
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On Wednesday, as Johnson continued to struggle with the "favorite world leader" question, calling it a "brain freeze," Weld offered up "Vicente Fox," the former president of Mexico who has become among the most outspoken critics of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
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This could have an impact on some of the most outspoken opponents of Israeli policies in the occupied territories, including groups such as the anti-settlement Peace Now and Breaking the Silence, which takes testimony from former soldiers on treatment of Palestinians.
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Obama was acknowledging something that many of Hillary's most outspoken supporters often refuse to concede—that grassroots organizing, at the local, state, and national level, is proven to be one of the most important ways that progress is made in this country.
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Evans, who does not have a vote on Fed policy this year, is known as one of the U.S. central bank's most outspoken doves, generally in favor of delaying rate rises as long as possible so as to encourage hiring and investment.
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Global leaders who don't have an obligation to particular national governments have been the most outspoken: from nongovernmental organization leaders like David Miliband of the International Rescue Committee to UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres (the former head of UNHCR) to Pope Francis.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.), one of Trump's most outspoken critics in Congress, said it's "too early" to judge whether impeachment is warranted based on Mueller's report.
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Representative Kevin McCarthy of California, the top House Republican, confirmed Friday what lawmakers had been speculating about for days: He is shuffling the makeup of a key committee to allow one of Mr. Trump's most outspoken allies to take part in public hearings.
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One of Mr. Duterte's most outspoken critics, Senator Leila de Lima, above, was just stripped of her post as head of a panel investigating the hundreds of killings and put under investigation over allegations that she had received payoffs from drug lords.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank should take its time in raising interest rates, Dutch central bank chief Klaas Knot told the Financial Times, an apparent shift in tone for one of the most outspoken hawks on the rate-setting Governing Council.
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Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, the most outspoken member of Trump's legal team, also voiced his opposition to family separation, three days before Trump signed an executive order that he said would allow families detained at the border to stay together.
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"There is no buy-in on the right or the left to do this," said Senator Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Republican who has been one of the most outspoken advocates of using the military commissions system to prosecute foreign terrorism suspects.
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"Social media and video games prey on user addiction, siphoning our kids' attention from the real world and extracting profits from fostering compulsive habits," Hawley, a former GOP attorney general and one of the most outspoken Republican tech critics, said in a statement.
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Emir Sader, a sociologist and commentator who is one of Mr. da Silva's most outspoken supporters, said the evidence against the former president had been fabricated or based on promises to ease penalties on business figures who had reached plea deals with investigators.
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" Of all the Supreme Court justices, "Scalia was the most outspoken proponent of judicial deference to agency actions," said Richard J. Pierce Jr., a law professor at George Washington University and the author of the widely cited three-volume "Administrative Law Treatise.
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Sports of The Times WASHINGTON — One of the most outspoken and successful athletes in history, Martina Navratilova, was packing for a quick trip to this city last week when Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg offered a take on Colin Kaepernick's national anthem protest.
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In two weeks, one of the most outspoken of those leaders, President Milos Zeman, 73, of the Czech Republic, will face a test that could provide a barometer for the enduring strength of that message in this country and perhaps across the region.
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In Arizona, Republican primary voters chose the establishment favorite, Representative Martha McSally, to replace Mr. Trump's most outspoken G.O.P. critic in the Senate, Jeff Flake, in a contest that evolved into a test of which candidate could embrace Mr. Trump most snugly.
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Lauren Hogg, the younger sister of David Hogg, one of the most outspoken of the Parkland students, said her family had received death threats since Mr. Trump's oldest son, Donald Jr., appeared to endorse a conspiracy theory about her brother on Twitter.
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Luis Gutierrez, an Illinois Democrat who has long served as one of the most outspoken advocates in Congress for immigration reform, was pessimistic with reporters early Friday morning as Congress passed the deal with virtually every Democratic priority except DACA in it.
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Wilson, one of Trump's most outspoken Republican critics and the head of a super PAC that opposed the New York billionaire during the primaries, said that only a political professional would think to pump him for the information Wessel sought about his PAC.
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The development will in effect silence one of the most outspoken and politicized former advisers of President Donald Trump, as Stone fights against special counsel Robert Mueller in a case related to his interactions in 2016 with Russians and the Trump campaign.
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As Trump's longtime friend and most outspoken lawyer, Giuliani has instead chosen to focus on crafting a rebuttal to what he anticipates will be a report published by Mueller at the conclusion of his investigation into Russian meddling during the 2016 presidential election.
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But Mr. Azoff — who in addition to his career as a powerful manager is a former chairman of MCA and, more recently, Live Nation — remains one of the music world's most outspoken figures, capable of igniting the industry with a barbed post on Twitter.
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But as this chart shows, over the last 10 years, health costs as a percentage of overall compensation for larger employers — the ones that are most outspoken on the issue — have moved in a narrow band, between 8 and 9 percent of total compensation.
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But the split between Fox News' daytime and primetime burst into public view last week when afternoon host (and arguably the network's most outspoken Trump critic) Shepard Smith feuded for two days with Tucker Carlson, a primetime host who, like Hannity, reliably defends the president.
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In rolling out the red carpet for Renzi, Obama hoped to buttress -- through a lavish display of friendship -- one of Europe's most outspoken pro-US voices, one he hopes can provide a bulwark against isolationism on the continent in the months and years ahead.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Eike Batista, once the richest and most outspoken cheerleader for Brazil's ill-fated commodities bubble, flew back to Rio de Janeiro Monday and was arrested at the airport by federal police over corruption allegations after four days as a fugitive.
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Nauseda, a household name from his role as chief economist at a top bank, has pledged to follow the tough stance set out by current President Dalia Grybauskaite, the Baltic nation's "Iron Lady" and of the European Union's most outspoken critics of the Kremlin.
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And today, while Trump hasn't received much support from scholars and intellectuals, his most outspoken advocates in the academy are a group of Straussians clustered institutionally around Claremont McKenna College and its theoretical organs, the Claremont Review of Books and the website American Greatness.
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Baio, who rose to fame in the 1970s playing Chachi Arcola on the sitcom "Happy Days," and later starred in the short-lived spin-off "Joanie Loves Chachi," is a staunch conservative and he has been one of Trump's most outspoken celebrity supporters. Baio.
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Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaKing incites furor with abortion, rape and incest remarks San Jose mayor proposes mandatory liability insurance for gun owners Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (D-Calif.), one of the most outspoken incumbents backing a Green New Deal.
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France, one of the most outspoken international opponents of Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, and Iran, his closest ally, both issued warnings that the partial cease-fire, which has lasted far longer than any other and has reduced the daily death toll significantly since Feb.
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"Social media and video games prey on user addiction, siphoning our kids' attention from the real world and extracting profits from fostering compulsive habits," Hawley, a former GOP attorney general and one of the most outspoken tech critics in his party, said in a statement.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.) has become one of Trump's most outspoken critics in the wake of video footage showing the Republican presidential nominee making aggressive sexual comments about his treatment of women.
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Pompeo, who has been one of most outspoken critics of the Iran nuclear agreement, on Wednesday compared the Obama administration's payment to the Iran-Contra scandal, an incident where Reagan administration officials were discovered to have secretly and illegally sold weapons to the rogue nation.
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This week's episode of the Rave Curious Podcast goes beyond the usual dance music discussions and tries to tackle some serious issues facing the world in 2016 with two of the scene's most outspoken individuals, Tommie Sunshine and Underground Resistance label manager Cornelius Harris.
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This week's crackdown — which reportedly uses terrorism charges against some suspects — also prompted allegations that the government is using gang-related charges to round up its most outspoken critics, including Dany Romero, who claims to be a former gang member campaigning for human rights.
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While it would be wrong to suggest that all religious people are hostile towards LGBT rights, churches have been among the most outspoken voices in the debate, and those that preach the immorality of same-sex relationships are doing it to ever-dwindling congregations.
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Thirty-one years and a world ago: eight senators crossed party lines, with six Republicans joining 20063 Democrats in voting against confirmation, while two Democrats joined 40 Republicans in supporting President Ronald Reagan's nominee, one of the country's best known and most outspoken conservative intellectuals.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump threatened on Monday to strip the security clearances of top former officials who criticized his refusal to confront Russia over its election interference, signaling a willingness to use the powers of the presidency to retaliate against some of his most outspoken detractors.
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Mr. Ackman, one of Wall Street's most outspoken hedge fund managers, disclosed on CNBC on Wednesday that he had quietly unloaded his remaining positions in Herbalife — a bet that at one time had been valued at $1 billion by his Pershing Square Capital Management.
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To stanch anger over Dr. Li's death, and the deaths of the many others his warning might have saved, authorities have doubled down on the very tactics that drove the fury in the first place: using the internet police to muffle the most outspoken.
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But both Mr. Trump and Mr. Giuliani share a favorite target in James B. Comey, the former F.B.I. director, who was fired by the president last year and is now one of his most outspoken critics as well as a potential witness against him.
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The United States historically has defended against attempts to undercut efforts to protect human rights at the United Nations, and has been one of the most outspoken proponents of combating the sexual exploitation and abuse that has scarred the reputations of some peacekeeping missions.
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He has long been the most outspoken advocate of the need to reform men's club soccer; chances are, if you have heard an outlandish idea about what the future of the game should look like in the last couple of years, it originated with Agnelli.
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Liz CheneyElizabeth (Liz) Lynn CheneyHouse rejects GOP measure censuring Schiff House Republicans 'demand the release of the rules' on impeachment Republicans seek to delay effort to censure Schiff after Cummings' death MORE (R-Wyo.) — have been among the most outspoken critics of the move.
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The failure marks the third time since 2018 that State Senator Scott Wiener, a San Francisco Democrat and one of the country's most outspoken advocates for reforming local zoning laws, has tried and failed to push through a major bill meant to stimulate housing production.
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Venezuela's Supreme Court said Tuesday that it had begun an investigation that could lead to the removal of the country's attorney general from office, a step that was widely viewed as an effort to silence the most outspoken government critic of President Nicolás Maduro.
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The Daily Wire's Walsh has been one of the most outspoken conservative writers on the subject of pornography, arguing on his podcast that pornography has contributed to the "collective corruption of entire generations of children" and causes "real trauma" to children who see it.
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Salvini, who has emerged as the most outspoken member of Italy's two-week-old government, said on Facebook that two other foreign NGO ships, the Lifeline and the Seefuchs, were off the coast of Libya waiting to pick up migrants abandoned by human traffickers.
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The chair and vice chair of CREW's board have been two of the most outspoken critics of Trump's conflicts of interest: Norm Eisen, who founded CREW in 2003, is the chair, and Richard Painter, George W. Bush's former ethics lawyer, is the vice chair.
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The 37-year-old mother of three isn't just the funniest of the bunch (shout-out to this collection of one-liners), but she's also one of the most outspoken when it comes to paying close attention to what we're putting in — and on — our bodies.
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Last week, Pacquiao helped sideline one of Duterte's most outspoken critics, fellow Senator Leila De Lima, by leading a motion to oust her as the chair of a high-profile committee examining the president's links to vigilante death squads in Davao during his time as mayor.
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Liberian FA chief Musa Bility, one of the most outspoken leaders in African soccer, also predicted half of the continent's votes in Friday's FIFA presidential election would go to Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein of Jordan rather than Sheikh Salman Bin Ibrahim Al-Khalifa of Bahrain.
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McConnell can only afford to lose two of his members and still pass the bill and while Corker has been the most outspoken on the trigger, there are still a handful of other Republican lawmakers like Johnson and Flake who remain wild cards in the debate.
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At first, Ms. Warren had wanted the No. 2 job, according to a person briefed on conversations with her operation, but she has since embraced her role as one of the Senate's most outspoken liberal voices and a potential gadfly to a Clinton administration if Mrs.
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Trump is simply and blatantly packing his administration with the very people who are most outspoken in favor of dismantling everything that is good about this country at the moment: climate controls; a flawed but remarkably successful health care system; worker benefits; the list goes on.
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No one besides Lindner deserves more credit for the FDP's revival after its disastrous 2013 election result than the 65-year-old Kubicki, a quick-witted lawyer who sails around on his yacht "Liberty" and is known as one of the most outspoken, colorful figures in German politics.
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Not only is Mr. Trump on the ballot, but so is one of his most outspoken supporters: Joe Arpaio, the swaggering Maricopa County sheriff who is seeking re-election and was found in contempt of court this month for defying a federal judge's order to stop profiling Latinos.
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Dianne FeinsteinDianne Emiel FeinsteinTrump administration urges Congress to reauthorize NSA surveillance program The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE (D-Calif.) over the issue, while the panel's most outspoken civil liberties advocate, Sen.
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On Tuesday, two of the most outspoken critics of the deal, State Senator Michael Gianaris and City Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer, said that state officials had invited them to join an as-yet-unannounced community advisory committee that would provide input on planning but would have no ultimate veto.
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"If you really want to understand what Congress's true priorities are, you look at must-pass legislation — you look at what they give up and what they double down on," said Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Democrat of New York and one of her caucus's most outspoken climate advocates.
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Large, disorderly and stacked with some of Congress's most outspoken progressives and conservatives, the Judiciary Committee is the polar opposite of the small and staid intelligence panel, where rules drafted to facilitate the handling of government secrets allowed Democrats to tightly control every aspect of the impeachment inquiry.
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While anti-Trump comments at the Globes were relatively restrained, Ms. Streep, one of the most outspoken progressives in the film world, mounted a powerful critique of Mr. Trump's abilities as a performer, complimenting in a backhanded way a style of showmanship that she all but called insidious.
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"By eliminating or rolling back state and local tax deductibility, Washington is sending a death blow to New York's middle class families and our economy," New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat and one of the most outspoken opponents of the bill, wrote in a letter to Trump this week.
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In her conversation with Swisher and Mossberg, Clinton was perhaps the most outspoken she's been since the end of the 2016 election, broaching previously uncharted subjects like what she really thought about Russia's involvement in the election, Facebook's role in the fake news scandal, and where we go from here.
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Moreover, the environmental charity Greenpeace notes his activity alongside climate change-denial groups, highlighting his biannual meetings with oil and gas billionaires the Koch brothers, two of the most outspoken climate change deniers in the US. These revelations are a blow for Coachella, which has a reputation as a liberal haven.
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Below is a summary of interventions by key figures who could be in the frame to replace May: The former foreign minister is May's most outspoken critic over Brexit, using an interview on the eve of conference to label her exit plan "deranged" and grab the limelight from the prime minister.
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HOUSTON, Jan 17 (Reuters) - SandRidge Energy Inc is expected to meet with activist investor Carl Icahn on Wednesday over his demands for a board shake-up and other governance changes, part of a bid by the U.S. shale oil producer to quell tensions with its largest shareholder and most outspoken critic.
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A former blogger (her Web site, Maman Travaille, was among the country's first online resources for working mothers) and author (she edited an anthology called "Letters to My Uterus"), she is, according to a recent poll, the fourth most popular member of the Macron cabinet, and among the most outspoken.
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Moulton has been one of the most outspoken critics of Democratic leadership, joining an insurgent group of lawmakers calling to replace Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) last year.
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UNITED NATIONS — The United States ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki R. Haley, has often been the first, most outspoken member of the Trump administration to weigh in on key foreign policy issues, on everything from military strikes on Syria to sanctions against Russia and how to approach human rights.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Erik Prince, the controversial private security executive and prominent supporter of U.S. President Donald Trump, made a secret visit to Venezuela last month and met Vice President Delcy Rodriguez, one of socialist leader Nicolas Maduro's closest and most outspoken allies, according to five sources familiar with the matter.
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The 2016 runner-up is especially vulnerable on gender-related issues because so many of his top aides were men and some of his most outspoken supporters, derided as "Bernie Bros" by supporters of Hillary Clinton, were often caustic and sexist in their criticism of the Democratic Party's eventual nominee.
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John McCain, an elder GOP statesman with little to lose politically at the outset of his final six-year term, is emerging as one of his party's most outspoken anti-Trump voices after delivering a speech this weekend to NATO allies in Munich that was a stunning rebuke to the president.
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Scott Jordan, CEO of Scottevest, was one of the most outspoken, writing on Scoble's original apology post (now made private) that because Scoble was inappropriately touchy with him in the past — in a way that made him feel uncomfortable but didn't emotionally scar him — he didn't think much of it at the time.
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Cory Booker: The New Jersey senator has been, without question, the most outspoken critic of Biden in the race to date -- demanding Biden apologize for seeming to praise a former segregationist senator and then getting into a long back and forth with the former vice president about whether such an apology was needed.
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One of the most outspoken critics of the proposal has been the National Retail Federation, the world's largest retail trade organization, which warns that the tax would "crush" small retailers, adding that 99 percent of retail businesses employ fewer than 50 workers and 95 percent of them operate in a single location.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (R-Alaska), chairwoman of the Energy and Natural Resources Committee, is one of the most outspoken proponents for bringing back earmarks.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.), proved to be one of the most outspoken critics of the Democratic establishment during the election.
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" Senator Mike Lee of Utah, one of the administration's most outspoken Republican critics after the strike, said on CNN that he worried about the quality of the information that national security officials were sharing with Congress and had not "been able to yet ascertain specific details of the imminence of the attack.
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But according to dozens of messages examined by The New York Times and independent forensic analysts, the software has been used against some of the government's most outspoken critics and their families, in what many view as an unprecedented effort to thwart the fight against the corruption infecting every limb of Mexican society.
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"Dodik is arguably the most outspoken proponent of wholesale territorial rearrangement in the region, so he will likely use his post to continue to undermine the existing regional status quo, to invite greater Russian influence, and likewise to trump up Serb nationalist grievances both in Bosnia and across the Balkans," Mujanovic told BuzzFeed News.
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Schiff, who is among the most outspoken critics of the president, said Sunday that Mueller will have to "throw the book" at Manafort and Jerome Corsi, a Stone associate who publicly declared last week that he would reject a plea deal from the special counsel and instead file a criminal complaint in the case.
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On Tuesday, the president's son Donald J. Trump Jr. liked a pair of tweets that accused David Hogg, a 17-year-old who is among the most outspoken of the Parkland students, of criticizing the Trump administration in an effort to protect his father, whom Mr. Hogg has described as a retired F.B.I. agent.
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Or take Republican Peter King, a staunch supporter of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE, and Democrat Carolyn Maloney, one of his most outspoken critics.
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Robert Jackson, the politically independent SEC Commissioner most outspoken on the power of big index funds and lack of transparency over proxy voting, announced he would leave the SEC earlier this year to return to teaching at New York University, but remains on the Commission at this time as the search for a replacement continues.
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A statement from Mr. Trump's transition office early Tuesday brought to an end his public and chaotic deliberations over the nation's top diplomat — a process that at times veered from rewarding Rudolph W. Giuliani, one of his most loyal supporters, to musing about whether Mitt Romney, one of his most outspoken critics, might be forgiven.
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Merkel's embrace of the Turkish plan may pose political problems for Hollande, British Prime Minister David Cameron - struggling to win a referendum in June on staying in the EU in which immigration is a big issue - and Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven, whose country is the most outspoken in the EU about Turkey's human rights record.
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Sanders, a progressive firebrand who unsuccessfully took on Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 85033 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2016, has long been one of the most outspoken lawmakers on climate change.
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The FCC's Democratic commissioners have been some of the most outspoken critics of the maps, slamming Pai for touting rural broadband investments despite not having access to the full picture on the so-called digital divide — a catchall term that describes the gap between those who have access to vital telecommunications and information technologies, and those who do not.
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James InhofeJames (Jim) Mountain InhofeDemocrats, environmentalists blast Trump rollback of endangered species protections Bottom Line Overnight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador MORE (R-Okla.), the Senate's most outspoken climate change denier and chairman of the Environment and Public Works Committee.
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Rashida TlaibRashida Harbi TlaibScaramucci calls on GOP to save country from Trump 'depredations' The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation MORE (D-Mich.), a progressive freshman who's been one of the most outspoken House lawmakers calling for Trump's impeachment, said Democrats should try to get something done on infrastructure.
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Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesConservative Dan Bongino launches alternative to the Drudge Report Poll: 46 percent of voters say Trump's Ukraine dealings constitute impeachable offense GOP member urges Graham to subpoena Schiff, Biden phone records MORE (Calif.) is the senior Republican, to the much larger and unwieldy Judiciary panel that features some of the most outspoken and pugnacious Trump allies.
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Through a confluence of timing, electoral successes and old-fashioned politics, Mr. Gianaris, one of the deal's most outspoken opponents, is uniquely positioned to stand in its way: On Monday, the new Senate majority leader, Andrea Stewart-Cousins, nominated him to serve on the Public Authorities Control Board, a little-known state board that must approve the Amazon plan.
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It was cluttered with boxes, the detritus of his long career as a sports marketer and more recently as the country's most outspoken critic of the N.C.A.A. Vaccaro, 22014, is an excitable man; from time to time, he would grab a document from a box and begin waving it in the air, the words practically tumbling out of his mouth.
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" Lu Chao, one of China's most outspoken experts on North Korea, wrote in the state-run Global Times newspaper: "But the peace treaty should in no way be signed without China's participation, and will not marginalize China on the peninsula issue … Besides, as the peninsula crisis also influences China's security, Beijing will certainly not evade negotiations that concern its core interests.
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The eldest son of President Donald Trump — who married Vanessa in 2005 at his father's Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida — has spent much of his life in the spotlight, serving as Donald's "eyes and ears" during seasons of The Apprentice and The Celebrity Apprentice, and becoming one of the most outspoken political advocates for the president since the 2016 election.
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Two of the president's most outspoken Senate Republican critics, Jeff Flake (Ariz.) and Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (Tenn.), are due to retire at the beginning of next year.
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He has also become one of the most outspoken advocates for impeaching 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, launching Need to Impeach in 2017 to rally support for bringing impeachment proceedings against the president.
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Republican presumptive presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE traded jabs with one of his most outspoken critics within the GOP: Mitt Romney's top strategist for his 2012 campaign, Stuart Stevens.
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While Mr. Tillerson teamed with Jim Mattis, the secretary of defense, to prevail upon Mr. Trump not to abandon the Iran nuclear accord, Mr. Cotton's elevation, taken together with that of Mr. Pompeo, would place two of the deal's most outspoken critics in crucial positions of power to enable the president to accomplish his long-stated goal of ripping it up.
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My favorite dishes had the most outspoken flavors: chicken wings with a faint burn of galangal; bola bola — meatballs spiked with patis (fish sauce) — slipped inside dumpling skins; callos, chickpeas and ham interleaved with tripe brought to a boil three times, until it gives up the fight; and liempo, pork belly best baptized in the accompanying suka of cane vinegar armed with chile.
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James InhofeJames (Jim) Mountain InhofeDemocrats, environmentalists blast Trump rollback of endangered species protections Bottom Line Overnight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador MORE (R-Okla.), the outgoing chairman of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee and the chamber's most outspoken climate change skeptic.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonAmerica's Sputnik moment on 85033G Loeffler works to gain traction with conservatives amid Collins primary bid Behind the scenes of McConnell's impeachment drama MORE (R-Ark.), a firebrand conservative and staunch Trump ally, was one of the most outspoken in voicing his frustration over what he saw as a lack of clarity from McConnell about the plan for ending the trial.
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Meanwhile, nearly three months after the Brexit vote, UK Prime Minister Teresa May has called for a responsible, orderly departure from the EU. Even some of the most outspoken "leave" campaigners -- including Boris Johnson, the new Foreign Secretary -- have gone out of their way to insist that "Britain needs Europe and Europe needs Britain," and that the UK wants a close relationship with the EU going forward.
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Graham, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, has been among the most outspoken Republicans defending the president in his ongoing Senate impeachment trial, a process initiated over accusations that the president held up military aid to Ukraine in order to pressure the Ukrainian president into launching an investigation into Joe Biden and his son Hunter, who served on the board of the Ukrainian energy company Burisma.
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The Slack CEO is among the most outspoken leaders in the tech community when it comes to the new president, which made it all the more surprising to see his company missing from the list of 97 tech giants that signed onto an amicus brief opposing the recent Muslim travel ban—arguably the most unified, aggressive action ever taken by the industry on a political issue.
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And as part of a shake-up of daytime programming, "SportsNation" — which was co-hosted by one of ESPN's most outspoken on-air personalities on social issues, LZ Granderson — was canceled and "High Noon," a new show hosted by Bomani Jones and Pablo Torre, who delight in discussing issues of race and politics, was reduced from 60 minutes to 30 and had its time slot changed.
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The calls came in response to an article by The New York Times and to a parallel report by several Mexican and international organizations, both of which found that the Israeli-made spyware, which was sold to the Mexican government on the strict condition that it be used only against terrorists and criminal groups, was deployed against some of the government's most outspoken critics.
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FRUSTRATION IN BRUSSELS However, frustration has mounted among them over the distraction of a process that has dragged on for three-and-a-half years since Britons voted in a referendum to leave the EU. After the second extension they said it would be the last one, and French President Emmanuel Macron has been the most outspoken and hawkish among the 27's leaders on the issue.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyProgressive groups target eight GOP senators in ad campaign ahead of impeachment trial Change with minimal risk: Trump's Jimmy Carter problem McConnell takes round one in impeachment battle MORE (R-Utah), one of Trump's most outspoken critics, deviated most from the party line among GOP senators Monday, but he stopped short of saying he would vote to subpoena Bolton or any witness.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyTensions between McConnell and Schumer run high as trial gains momentum No. 85033 GOP leader eyes Wednesday of next week for possible votes on witnesses Impeachment trial forces senators to scrap fundraisers MORE (R-Utah), one of Trump's most outspoken Republican critics, reiterated Monday that he will not vote for subpoenas until after opening arguments, giving political cover to other GOP senators.
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Sen. Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine), one of the most outspoken GOP opponents of the chamber's ObamaCare repeal-and-replace bill, said she will vote no on a motion to proceed to the bill.
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There will be pressure to pick someone from the Remain side of the Brexit debate to replace Ms Rudd, who has been among the most outspoken in the cabinet on questions such as Britain's potential future membership of a customs union with the EU. The prime minister's weak position—her Conservative Party lacks a majority in the House of Commons—has limited her ability to manage her cabinet.
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Robert De Niro — one of Hollywood's most outspoken critics of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE — says Democrats need "to be more aggressive" in standing up to the commander in chief.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (R-Alaska), the Senate's most outspoken ANWR drilling proponent and chairwoman of the Energy and Natural Resources Committee, said on the Senate floor, pointing to the Coastal Plain area of ANWR that would be open for drilling.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneySenators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session Overnight Defense: Bolton, GOP senators see close ties challenged | Republicans fume over Dem maneuver on Iran bills |Trump criticizes Democrats over war powers vote GOP predicts Roberts won't cast tie-breaking vote on witnesses MORE (R-Utah), who has been the most outspoken advocate for calling additional witnesses, declined to comment as he left the lunch.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (Ariz.), one of the GOP's most outspoken critics of Trump, will talk about whether he expects to endorse his party's candidate.
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Debbie Wasserman SchultzDeborah (Debbie) Wasserman SchultzParkland father: Twitter did not suspend users who harassed me using name of daughter's killer Hillicon Valley: Senate Intel releases election security report | GOP blocks votes on election security bills | Gabbard sues Google over alleged censorship | Barr meets state AGs on tech antitrust concerns House committee leader questions Trump on efforts to secure elections MORE (D-Fla.), has become one of the the most outspoken critics of the group.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass.), one of the most outspoken progressives in the Senate, said she supports the Department of Justice's (DOJ) decision to block AT&T's merger with Time Warner, while also expressing concerns about the agency's autonomy under President Trump.
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Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyOvernight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces White House eyes September action plan for gun proposals Trump phoned Democratic senator to talk gun control MORE (D-Conn.), one of the most outspoken advocates for gun control legislation, wrote to Graham on Wednesday urging him to hold hearings on universal background check laws.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.), one of Trump's most outspoken critics in the 2016 presidential campaign, had talked to White House officials about their potential bids.
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Anthony ScaramucciAnthony ScaramucciTrump's new challenge is officials dishing dirt Scaramucci to Mulvaney: 'Resign, go to confession' Scaramucci calls Trump a 'traitor' to the US MORE, who served a brief stint as the White House communications director and has become one of the most outspoken former Trump aides in criticizing the president, said he believes condemnation from nonpolitical former officials helps sway public opinion on impeachment but would need to be coupled with outcry from elected Republicans — something that seems unlikely.
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Schmidt and Wallace are among MSNBC's most outspoken critics of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, who also was not invited to McCain's ceremonies in Arizona or Washington, D.C. Vice President Pence will speak at a memorial event at the Capitol on Friday.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.), one of Trump's most outspoken critics, after the president tweeted Thursday morning that he was glad to see that conservative candidate Kelli Ward is running against him in the GOP primary.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.), the most outspoken of Trump's critics in the Senate GOP conference, said Romney would "offer a different vision, a more traditional Republican vision" if he came to the Senate.
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Before then, though, take a moment to catch up on the latest about philanthropy: Here's a piece of mine about the rise of Opportunity Zone investing, something the Rockefeller Foundation has been exploring; here's another story I wrote about the challenges faced by The Giving Pledge, the most famous commitment by billionaires who are trying to donate their life savings to good causes; and here's a podcast recorded recently between Kara Swisher and Anand Giridharadas, one of the most outspoken critics of rich philanthropists coming to save the world.
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