News Releases: Mr. Rubio, the top vote-misser, also leads in the number of news releases issued from his office.
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In news releases, the Africa Command cited airstrikes on Sept.
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Government spokesmen send news releases and media notices through Kakao Talk.
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WASHINGTON — They have issued concerned news releases and sent solemn tweets.
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President Reagan disclosed his choices for top government positions via news releases.
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And the dearth of congratulatory news releases and Twitter posts spoke volumes.
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But none of their news releases mention jobs in the United States.
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In each instance, Mr. Levoff received draft news releases and S.E.C. filings.
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They sent out news releases and pleas on social media for its return.
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Mr. Debuskey was no mere disseminator of news releases, though he disseminated plenty.
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I read a lot of government news releases, so trust me on this.
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Planters made the announcement in a series of tweets and news releases Wednesday.
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His office is now repackaging the governor's most caustic tweets as news releases.
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Almost daily, news releases were issued about the crown prince's dizzying schedule of meetings.
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The Marine Corps honored her request to withhold her name from any news releases.
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Mr. Loeb may not have read Nestle's news releases over the last few weeks.
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The second step is to sensationalize the material with misleading news releases and tweets.
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Speeches by leadership, martyrdom notices, attack claims, and weekly news releases were shared there.
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I'd be writing news releases explaining that at Williams we take Deathburgers very seriously.
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Governor: Fraud, fraud, fraud The governor's news releases of late would seem to suggest otherwise.
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Mr. Marshall has occasionally appeared in mayoral news releases, providing quotations supportive of housing initiatives.
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Another View Why are many financial news releases and publicly filed documents written so poorly?
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Trump recited from all of his post-Charlottesville news releases; he had them printed out.
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RESPONSIBILITIESMedia placements, News planning & Media strategy: Develop, write and pitch news releases and story ideas.
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In its answers, the Liam Bot often links to company blog posts and news releases.
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USA TODAY's analysis of White House news releases about staff hires shows that 23% are women.
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He referred to the ministry's daily news releases, which often include reports of the day's casualties.
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Pirch's news releases do not say it carries more than a dozen brands; it "curates" them.
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These news releases make for some of the most entertaining reading available from public affairs offices.
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A new breed of celebrity turned to news releases and magazine covers to shape their image.
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Such efforts usually involve a huge public-relations push, with news releases and fund-raising events.
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Its department of health and human services keeps sending news releases cheerfully noting the law's shortcomings.
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The National Republican Congressional Committee has taken to calling her "pro-Iran Slotkin" in news releases.
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He referred questions to news releases previously released by the Town of Rolesville on its website.
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Mr. Zinke's entourage was a more authentic one, with news releases, helicopters, photo ops and protesters.
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Mr. Fierman said he makes sure to put out news releases in Mandarin about upcoming shows.
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Tasnim news releases images of US navy crew in Iranian custody before they were released: pic.twitter.
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Dasani or any number of consumer advocacy groups would publish statements or news releases about it, right?
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The agency has been reminding taxpayers and prepares about the change in news releases since this summer.
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Even more types are noted in various official publications and military news releases, often with conflicting definitions.
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Other than its news releases and the brief comment, Nike has remained largely silent about the campaign.
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The first newspaper articles were all based on military news releases written by officers sitting in London.
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Members of Congress sent out news releases, praising the agency for a ban that did not materialize.
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Mr. Trump's endorsement tweet was even pasted to the bottom of news releases sent by the campaign.
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The C.I.A. has also sent out news releases touting Ms. Haspel, starting with her appointment as deputy director.
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This includes, but is not limited to, news releases, photos, fact sheets, news feeds, and social media content.
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This includes, but is not limited to, news releases, photos, fact sheets, news feeds, and social media content.
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In the winters I do fund-raising and media outreach, with news releases to each area we fly.
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That is another reason researchers and universities feel pressure to put out studies and news releases with exaggerated findings.
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Bureau news releases, once packed with colorful details about abusive lending practices, have been toned down to dry legalese.
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In reality, most of Mr. Trump's executive actions have had no more effect on actual policy than news releases.
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Being a travel writer, I've gotten my fair share of news releases in the last year about hotel butlers.
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News releases fly every time a controversial issue arises from public interest groups and those affiliated with the parties.
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"This includes, but is not limited to, news releases, photos, fact sheets, news feeds, and social media content," she added.
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Sometimes, they have only a little bit of lead time to produce the stunning images that accompany NASA's news releases.
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This information would've been emailed to those who subscribe to their news releases and shared through their social media accounts.
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Details included in the complaint about the company and think tank were confirmed by news releases from the CEFC's website.
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The catalog brims with archival material — notes, sketches, news releases and price lists — and photographs superimposed, with drop shadows galore.
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There have been many instances of the Trump administration including incorrect information in everything from news releases to internal communications.
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Pay close attention to recent news releases (they&aposre a crash course in what&aposs going on at the company).
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Cox-Tianga, now 45, became her companion, helping Ms. Consolo with tasks ranging from grocery shopping to writing news releases.
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By contrast, more than 50 of those news releases promoted his efforts to sue the E.P.A. and challenge its authority.
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But there's no way to account for businesses who made similar decisions behind closed doors without issuing news releases about it.
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And EPA employees have also been instructed not to distribute news releases, publish blog posts or post anything on social media.
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The idea is that fewer people pay attention to news releases on the weekend, and by Monday, the news is old.
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That is why the government likes to quote cynical or boorish emails from financial executives in its complaints and news releases.
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Depending on the level of "obstinacy," Mr. Bonilla said, "the levers of publicity" — news releases, op-eds, media appearances — kick in.
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He contends that much of the information that investors need is freely available in news releases, government statements and social media.
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Dismissals of passive contemplation are often parroted in news releases from museums anxious to appear more inclusive by showing relational art.
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Within minutes of its release, congressional news releases began pouring out, noting how the report had confirmed this or that position.
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So on Thursday morning, as settlement papers were being drawn up and news releases were being drafted, Mr. Musk walked away.
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The two met again the following month with Polish government officials to sign the energy cooperation agreement, according to news releases.
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Then again, sometimes it's more a matter of trash not being collected in national parks, and politicians issuing dueling news releases.
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County coroner Nick Pappas said readers are more suspicious of news releases than they would be of a fully reported news story.
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The Trump administration piled on the news Friday night, with multiple major news releases coming as the nation focused on Hurricane Harvey.
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CNN reviewed Justice Department news releases and searched federal court records for criminal cases involving material support of a foreign terrorist group.
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Publicists send me news releases, and I keep an eye on what my friends and family on the West Coast are doing.
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In addition, several New York hotels put out news releases naming that players who are staying within their walls during the competition.
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The senator spent hours on the floor arguing with his colleagues while Mr. Miller churned out a nonstop flurry of news releases.
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Democrats were in a celebratory mood, issuing news releases highlighting pet projects included in the measure to be voted on this week.
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Johnson & Johnson and Actelion confirmed on Wednesday that they had entered into "exclusive negotiations," according to separate news releases from each company.
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There has been an endless stream of news releases, and the city has hired a public relations firm to drum up interest.
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Within the first five years, it expanded to a staff of eight, who read submissions, created monthly newsletters and wrote news releases.
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He is listed on department news releases as a point of contact for information on local road projects over the past several years.
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As far as I know, Huawei has never been mentioned in any of the China-US talks or in any official news releases.
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Seven airstrikes were conducted near Mosul over the weekend, according to news releases from the Combined Joint Task Force carrying out coalition airstrikes.
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A look at the fine print, though, shows that some of the largess is not nearly as large as company news releases suggest.
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The office of the Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., handed out news releases to reporters filing out of court on Tuesday.
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One mistake many politicians and brands make when they get to Twitter is to compose tweets as if they are issuing news releases.
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A former state senator, he brought a politician's approach to the job, announcing investigations both large and small and issuing news releases galore.
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In 2014, he issued news releases about donations to restore Mark Rothko murals on the campus and teach coding to 5-year-olds.
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A few hours later, with the clip replaying on social media and Jewish groups issuing news releases, Mr. Turx, 30, was still reeling.
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A look at the fine print, though, shows that some of the largess is not nearly as large as company news releases suggest.
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But Meadows suggested the SLF is attacking Brooks so aggressively in ads and news releases because the congressman is rising in the polls.
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Unlike most news releases accompanying the index during the Obama administration, NOAA's announcement this year does not directly link human activity to emissions.
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The gunman is listed on department news releases as a point of contact for information on local road projects over the past several years.
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I don't know who at NASA is in charge of timing their news releases, but I assume they know exactly what they're doing. [NASA]
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And over the years, a number of articles and news releases were published about Epstein, that appeared to be paid for by his staff.
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The project, called Hands Free Hectare, was completed last month with a yield of 4 1/2 tons of barley, according to news releases.
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" In its news releases and presentations, Facebook has framed the development of its fundraisers as part of a broader effort to do "social good.
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For one, the sheriff's office no longer issues news releases with a page-long photo of Arpaio watermarked on the background of every page.
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The results could help explain why congressional Republicans have done little to block Mr. Trump's tariffs, beyond condemning them in news releases and interviews.
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The N.I.H. said it does not generally issue news releases to announce new research grants, but does post them on its NIH Reporter website.
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State and local officials have been enthusiastic about the jobs at the warehouses, offering tax breaks and raving about Amazon's arrival in news releases.
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The NRA video then flashes to various articles and news releases about the Australian program, launched after a gunman killed 35 people in 85033.
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To casual followers of political news, the visible evidence from congressional votes and news releases suggests a powerful president leading a loyal congressional party.
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As for the brand's idiosyncratic news releases, Mr. Liddle said each one was reviewed by a group of employees and lawyers before being issued.
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Authorities said the illegal scheme involved the theft of 150,000 news releases from Business Wire, Marketwired and PR Newswire between February 2010 and August 2015.
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You could tell how the people writing the news releases were straining to make the latest planet discovery sound even weirder than the last one.
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In news releases on Thursday, Attorneys General Xavier Becerra of California and Ken Paxton of Texas described them as major victories in combating human trafficking.
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Since then, other collisions have been recorded, and black holes have become so humdrum that astronomers no longer bother sending out news releases about them.
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Africa Command has disclosed strikes and estimated death tolls in a series of terse news releases, earning scant attention from Congress or the news media.
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Some posts do little to hide ties to the Republican Governors Association, quoting liberally from its news releases and, in some cases, using identical headlines.
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And soon after, he brought their stories — and once again, his critiques of the policy — to a wider audience through news releases and television appearances.
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And if they did try to connect with them, would it be with the kind of corporate-speak that is often used in news releases?
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During his six-year tenure, his office issued more than 700 news releases announcing enforcement actions, speeches and public appearances, and challenges to federal regulations.
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Both Mr. Trump's re-election campaign and the White House issued news releases highlighting the jobs figures, and the president hailed the report on Twitter.
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" In its news releases and presentations, Facebook has framed the development of its Fund-raisers as part of a broader effort to do "social good.
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With the exception of a flurry of news releases on or around April 21, when federal tax returns were due, few incumbents kept up the pace.
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In the last session of Congress, he sent 923 news releases, more than every other senator in the chamber except one, Robert Menendez of New Jersey.
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While it issued news releases saying her condition had improved to "good," it was having end-of-life conversations with her, Pham alleged in her lawsuit.
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The American Civil Liberties Union, which has said it will file a lawsuit against the administration this week, has featured the president's comment in news releases.
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The hacker had dumped news releases for apparent papers from the University of Sussex and the University of Montreal onto Pastebin before their embargoes were lifted.
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Then the Falcons would stage fake explosions and issue fake news releases, sometimes claiming large casualties — part of the effort to keep Captain Sudani's cover intact.
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Studio marketers are playing up the "true story" angle on trailers and posters and news releases, hoping to make the already scary story even more so.
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Administration officials like Steven Mnuchin and Mick Mulvaney practically put out news releases to make clear that Trump shouldn't ask them to be chief of staff.
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Mr. Kaplan's team took a larger role in managing the company's Washington response, routinely reviewing Facebook news releases for words or phrases that might rile conservatives.
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Heck, just look at the dozens of news releases, from both parties Wednesday night, touting all of the very specific things they secured in the bill.
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She'll help coordinate news releases from all parts of the agency, including the C.D.C. and the F.D.A. She's the department's chief Freedom of Information Act officer.
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Some news reports on Tuesday said that the E.P.A. and other departments had issued orders forbidding employees from issuing news releases or posting on social media.
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In their news releases, both Kohl's CEO Kevin Mansell and Macy's CEO Terry Lundgren identified macro trends in retail that could also affect the department store chain.
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Finland has issued news releases in Arabic detailing additional restrictions, apparently with the aim of warning would-be asylum seekers that the country is not a paradise.
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The defendant also admitted to selling news releases stolen from Marketwired for tens of thousands of dollars, and buying access to Business Wire's network, court papers show.
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The non-Armed Services conferees are there to negotiate on a provision related to the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, according to news releases.
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Several news releases issued by the city this year about road closings because of utility work listed the suspect's name as the contact person for further information.
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It's hard to believe corporate communications departments aren't burning up the airwaves with this information, but very few news releases about robust fertility coverage have been issued.
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As yet the bid has no logo to paste on billboards, no slogan to trumpet in news releases, no flashy stadium plan to share with potential voters.
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The Republican National Committee and the National Republican Congressional Committee have streamed out a barrage of news releases accusing Democrats of anti-Semitism or coddling anti-Semites.
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In remarks and news releases this past week, Mr. Trump has repeatedly sounded alarm bells on the "crisis" and "mess" of illegal immigration at the southwestern border.
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The Met declined to provide overall statistics about the unit's recent investigations or prosecutions, and just one art-related prosecution features in the Met's searchable news releases.
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By contrast, the Justice Department sent a memo to federal prosecutors reminding them to use "illegal aliens" instead of "undocumented" in news releases, CNN reported in 2018.
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While running for president, Mr. Rubio has slowed down a little, but he continues to outpace the other candidates, with more than 22.23 news releases from his office.
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CNN: WH banned reporter over 'inappropriate' questions Fox News releases statement in solidarity with CNN after CNN reporter Kaitlan Collins was banned from a White House press event.
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Biden did deliver remarks via video from his Delaware home on Tuesday evening but he has otherwise largely restricted his comments to social media and email news releases.
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Some other partners declined Facebook's requests to put out news releases and speak with media outlets about their support for Libra, four people briefed on the negotiations said.
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Some incumbents were criticized for leaving Washington to campaign when important decisions were being made, so they communicated with voters remotely, by writing letters and issuing news releases.
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Some incumbents were criticized for leaving Washington to campaign when important decisions were being made, so they communicated with voters remotely, by writing letters and issuing news releases.
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And perhaps coincidentally, the out-of-service number she says was promoted by the state and that she first tried has not been included on updated news releases.
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In the many insider trading cases he brought, which were often heralded with news releases, his goal wasn't just to win in court, but to scare Wall Street.
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Her opponent, Assemblyman Anthony Brindisi, has the support and backing of the powerful Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, which has been putting out news releases and statements attacking Tenney.
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To these efforts, Judiciary Democrats have added two empty-chair hearings, authorized more than a dozen subpoenas, sent more than 80 document requests and issued countless news releases.
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To these efforts, Judiciary Democrats have added two empty-chair hearings, authorized more than a dozen subpoenas, sent more than 80 document requests and issued countless news releases.
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Unlike last year, there was no mention in the post-appearance news releases sent out by the brands of any dress-related donations to nonprofits or other causes.
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The Department of Agriculture walked away from a previous memo sent to employees of its scientific research unit calling for a suspension of news releases, photos, and fact sheets.
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NLP, a branch of artificial intelligence, allows machines to interpret human language, and in this context allows investors to gain insight from hundreds, if not thousands, of news releases.
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Mr. Downey already has a team of developers working on software that can scan the web for news releases and stories from other publications to generate headlines for Money.
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While campaign officials have sent out tweets, news releases, and web videos attacking Biden and responding to his broadsides, they've so far held back on a paid advertising effort.
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Steber was arrested Tuesday after other students told school officials that Steber had two guns and ammunition in his dorm room, police and university officials said in news releases.
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But she discouraged the campaign from promoting the ad in news releases, fearing that her high-profile association with the campaign would damage the businesses that bear her name.
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The White House is a toxic mix of ideology, inexperience and rivalries; insiders say tantrums are nearly as common as the spelling errors in the press office's news releases.
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Federal authorities had previously charged Mr. Ieremenko in 2015 with hacking into the databases of business newswire companies to steal corporate news releases in order to make profitable trades.
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" Facebook's potential motivations Public relations: "In its news releases and presentations, Facebook has framed the development of its Fund-raisers as part of a broader effort to do 'social good.
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When Paul Taylor was alive, his official bio, the kind printed in news releases and programs, called him "the last living member of the pantheon" that created American modern dance.
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It fell to Ms. Van Lindt to consolidate 32 file cabinets of Mr. Morgenthau's material, mostly speeches and news releases, into the nine he could fit in the new office.
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But Musk didn't go for it, per the Times: So on Thursday morning, as settlement papers were being drawn up and news releases were being drafted, Mr. Musk walked away.
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Republicans still praise the law and its benefits to businesses in floor speeches and news releases, but they did not make it a dominant campaign issue in November's midterm elections.
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The campaign committees of Republican Senate and House candidates sent out a blizzard of news releases demanding that Democrats denounce Mr. Franken and return campaign contributions that he had made.
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Christopher Whitworth, the ScienceTake producer, and I are constantly combing through scientific journals and news releases to find studies or experiments that used video in the course of the research.
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So nowadays, many of the company's news releases pertain to "reaching intellectual property agreements with" (and thus getting paid by) tech and content giants like Samsung, Netflix, HBO, Roku, and others.
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All five firms said in separate news releases on Friday that in Canada, the 10 provinces have always had the authority to regulate the prices of medicines, not the federal government.
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Employees who are planning new projects write fake news releases as if they were promoting the finished product to the world in order to focus early on what will excite customers.
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There's something truly out of place amid a slew of uneventful news releases on the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) website: Six bizarre sentences, accusing the Obama Administration of distorting climate science.
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More daunting still: I'd gathered thousands of pages of documents (corporate earnings statements, internal emails, company news releases, local news coverage, Security and Exchange Commission filings, and reports from state regulators).
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Then the mayor will be free to do his business in peace and quiet, his message unfiltered, his administration shown only in its best light, through news releases and photo ops.
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Both posts ended with the message, "You must not know what ICE really does," and linked to news releases detailing the agency's work confronting threats at the border and apprehending criminals.
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During the trials in the special chambers, police unions have repeatedly published news releases discouraging accused officers from appearing and saying that they did not support the commission and the proceedings.
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To highlight the additional risks they say they must take in sanctuary cities, ICE agents make a point of issuing news releases that criticize jurisdictions that decline to cooperate with deportations.
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Five of the units are made up of public affairs specialists, combat photographers, and media support staff — troops assigned to provide photos and news releases about what the other units are doing.
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Ventura Police Department said in a series of news releases that officers reported to Aloha Steakhouse in Ventura on Thursday evening after receiving multiple 911 calls about a stabbing at the eatery.
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A reading of the news releases coming out of Boeing over the past year provides a list of deal after deal being announced on new planes and new models of existing planes.
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His office churns out a steady stream of news releases – 57 since the trial began – and has started new social media channels that feature supporters declaring how Mr. Menendez has helped them.
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On its website and in news releases, the Africa Command has acknowledged only four airstrikes in Libya in the last 14 months against the Islamic State, also called ISIS, ISIL or Daesh.
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Yet Billboard and Nielsen, which supplies the data for Billboard's charts, are late this week in reporting data, causing Mill and his team to mute the usual celebratory tweets and news releases.
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According to two former staff members, Johnson, citing an overlooked subsection of Dodd-Frank, soon revised a boilerplate description of the bureau's mission that was appended to the bottom of news releases.
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The Mexican Navy, whose marine units are involved in fighting drug trafficking and are at the center of some of the allegations, referred questions on Friday to the government's latest news releases.
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Customs and Border Protection issues news releases about the results of some of the stops but does not publish comprehensive details on how often they occur or how many people are stopped.
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Among the deluge of CES news releases this week, one stood out to me because it made little sense: Netflix was bringing its upcoming Altered Carbon series to the big Las Vegas exhibition.
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A linchpin of the strategy was to campaign against Mr. Trump, with Mr. Cuomo railing against him in a drumbeat of news releases, tweets, lawsuits and letters — a message he continued on Friday.
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BuzzFeed reports: "Yesterday, we sent an email message about Agency informational products like news releases and social media content," [Chavonda Jacobs-Young, ARS administrator] wrote in the email, which was shared with BuzzFeed News.
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Brian Walsh, an environmental scientist with the agency, said Wednesday that the state doesn't issue news releases on spills unless there is a threat to public health, a fishery, or a drinking water system.
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In the past 18 months, the United States has launched at least eight airstrikes that have destroyed Islamic State drones on the ground, according to news releases from the American military command in Baghdad.
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A Ukrainian hacker has been sentenced to more than two years in prison for his role in an international scheme that involved hacking unpublished news releases to net roughly $30 million in illegal profits.
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A South Korean unification ministry official told reporters the two Koreas would hold a working-level meeting on April 4 to discuss details for the summit, such as staffing support, security and news releases.
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Regardless of how deft Democrats are at prosecuting the case against Mr. Trump, his tendency to let loose invective the way other politicians churn out news releases could potentially be his undoing as president.
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The office once occupied by The Times is now home to PolitickerNJ, among others, but the news releases in the overflowing plastic inbox go back to an August announcement from the Motor Vehicle Commission.
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"FEMA officials provide response and recovery updates in a variety of ways, to include through daily press conferences, news releases and social media posts," said FEMA Director of Public Affairs William Booher, in a statement.
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The campaign has produced a drumbeat of Pentagon news releases about how much territory that the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, has lost and how many of its fighters have been killed.
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The foundation sent out news releases touting donations to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to restore Mark Rothko murals and teach coding to 5-year-olds, claims that officials at the school later called inaccurate.
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Between 2010 and 2015 a group of Ukrainian hackers infiltrated three newswire services—industry mainstays Business Wire, Marketwired and PR Newswire—and shared thousands of embargoed corporate news releases over time with a group of traders.
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These sites mix news releases and town announcements with rewritten content derived from other sources, including the Mackinac Center, a conservative think tank in the state, and the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank in Washington.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A Georgia man pleaded guilty on Tuesday to trading on inside information that authorities say was obtained by hackers through a worldwide scheme to steal information from services that distribute corporate news releases.
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Instead, in news releases, it describes how the company possesses an "ever-expanding private global dataset of 183 billion photos and videos" from what the company said are tens of millions of users in 95 countries.
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In the last six months, the agency's press office has twice put out unprecedented official news releases attacking reporters from both the Associated Press and New York Times, by name, over hurricane flooding and pesticide coverage.
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Local authorities still write news releases and, in the final days of the Daily Guide, the overworked staff often printed them verbatim — even giving front-page bylines to the marketing director for the Waynesville School District.
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For the last couple years, NASA news releases, web pages and social media postings have been festooned with the #JourneyToMars hashtag, tying a multitude of projects to the long-term goal of sending astronauts to Mars.
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With round tables, summit meetings and news releases falling on deaf ears, national advocacy groups are planning to fend off policies they consider hostile to Muslims with a more proactive strategy: driving up the Muslim vote.
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"Infant fatalities have been reported with other manufacturers' inclined sleep products, after the infants rolled from their back to their stomach or side, or under other circumstances," according to news releases from the CPSC on Wednesday.
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Figuring out which politicians are more virtuous based on the speed of their denunciations of heinous acts is a fool's game; nothing is repaired by pious news releases or rants on cable television and social media.
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Women made up 22014 percent of the new directors named last year, up slightly from 25.3 percent in 22014, according to the board monitor, which tracks proxy filings, news releases and other corporate disclosures about board membership.
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The news outlet examined the digital ads, news releases and social media postings of 22019 vulnerable Republicans and found that the number of tax messages made by the lawmakers declined by 44 percent from January to April.
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Clinton's emails — which have, in turn, spurred dozens of news releases and fund-raising letters from Judicial Watch that hype the significance of these documents, while putting them in the least flattering light possible for Mrs. Clinton.
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In an attempt to increase the pressure on Mr. Ren, Mr. Seiden, the court-appointed receiver for Sino Clean, prepared a notice about the arrest warrant to be published through PR Newswire, which distributes corporate news releases.
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In news releases and public advertising, the institution promises to be "a museum for everyone"; to show "humanity in a new light"; to embody an "openness" and "harmony" reflecting the "tolerant and accepting environment" of Emirati society.
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They circulated news releases that stated she was in her 000s or 30s, five and a half feet tall with hazel eyes and brown hair, which she wore in a bun at the time of her death.
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Before the evening of chaos, the campaign of Mr. Bloomberg, the former New York mayor who is not contesting the early states, spent the day merrily sending out news releases about states voting in March or later.
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But the 57-year-old former Papa John's pitchman has refused to let his company completely move on from his tenure, repeatedly questioning its leaders' strategy and direction in public statements, news releases and through the press.
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The state's "Communicable Disease Branch is working with Mountain State Fair organizers to investigate a possible connection of these cases with attendance at the fair earlier this month," the two counties' health departments said in news releases.
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Of the 39 initial units sent to the border, five were made up of public affairs specialists, combat photographers, and media support staff — troops assigned to provide photos and news releases about what the other units were doing.
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In 2015, U.S. authorities brought criminal or civil charges against more than 40 defendants over the theft of roughly 150,000 news releases from Business Wire and rivals Marketwire and PR Newswire in a 5-1/2-year period.
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The Justice Department guidance says the goal is "to clear up some confusion and to be consistent in the way we draft our releases" and describes the particular way regional offices should refer to individuals in news releases.
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A new analysis by The Washington Post found that more people have been killed at schools so far in 2018 than have been killed while serving in the U.S. military, based on data from Defense Department news releases.
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Because the online records are not always immediately updated, the analysis also accounted for cases pursued under Mr. Trump that were available in E.P.A. and Justice Department news releases, the federal register, court documents and other public sources.
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In this case, the men were accused of using hackers to break into companies like Business Wire and PR Newswire over a period of five years to steal 150,000 not-yet-public news releases of publicly traded companies.
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The legislation, which touches on a highly-charged issue, was quietly rolled out without much public fanfare from its 21 co-sponsors, many of whom didn't put out news releases or tweets highlighting their support for the bill.
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Memos ordered employees of at least four agencies not to send out news releases or to create social media posts, blog entries or official website content, and to consult with senior officials before speaking to the news media.
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Over the past few years the frenetic and erratic moves, statements, speeches, testimonies, and news releases from Facebook have kept critics like me off balance, geared to shoot from the hip at whatever comes out week to week.
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The Agriculture Department's research arm was reportedly told by its chief of staff to stop issuing news releases, photos and other "public-facing" documents — although the agency quickly disavowed the order and said new guidance would replace it.
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Andres Rios Ramirez, 30, is charged with murder in the slaying of 24-year-old Camille Garcia, described as a "young mother" according to two Tom Green County Sheriff's Office news releases and online jail records reviewed by PEOPLE.
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The defendant had not previously been linked publicly to the alleged theft of more than 060763,206076 news releases from Business Wire, Marketwired and PR Newswire from February 215 to August 200381, and subsequent trades based on the stolen content.
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The SEC said the trades were based on inside information provided by Oleksandr Ieremenko and Ivan Turchynov, two hackers from Ukraine, who stole more than 100,000 news releases for publicly traded companies before they were issued to the public.
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A CNN analysis of court documents and government news releases shows a dramatic drop in ISIS prosecutions in 2018, the longest stretch of quiet since the government designated the Islamic State as a foreign terrorist organization four years ago.
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The Agriculture Department's research arm was reportedly told by its chief of staff to stop issuing news releases, photos and other "public-facing" documents — although the agency disavowed the order late Tuesday, saying that new guidance would replace it.
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Cambridge and its subsidiary, Worldwide Branding, took the model a step further, adding the promise of branding — news releases, video biographies and a personalized web page — and networking with other Cambridge customers who paid a membership fee to join.
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These federal agencies produced and distributed hundreds of video news releases designed to be indistinguishable from independent news segments in support of invading Iraq and other government objectives, which were broadcast anonymously by local news stations across the country.
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In the days before the opening of the Second Avenue subway, Mr. Cuomo sent out a blizzard of news releases and regularly appeared before cameras to herald the line as an example of the big things government can do.
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In 1993, even before Amazon went online or Google was incorporated, Mr. Aiken, as a dispirited lawyer producing a baseball trivia calendar on the side, joined the Guild and started generating news releases that presaged the portents of electronic publishing.
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U.N.: 69 allegations of sexual abuse against peacekeepers last year But a wave of particularly horrifying allegations surfaced at the end of the month, spurring a series of strongly worded news releases for a diplomatic body like the United Nations.
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YOU'RE YES, THEN YOU'RE NO.: After the Department of Agriculture told staff to stop releasing any "news releases, photos, fact sheets, news feeds, and social media content," another memo was sent from a top official to take back that order.
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The Bureau of Consular Affairs' spring break campaign, which is conducted through news releases, blog posts and social media like Twitter and Facebook, takes place every year to promote safe travel practices, the State Department said in an emailed statement.
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Anyone who thinks the anxiety is unfounded, one of them noted, should look at the many news releases, still on WPP's website, announcing "unreserved" apologies to the company by former WPP executives who had been sued for breach of contract.
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Even before the E.P.A. hired Definers, the group of companies, political action committees and nonprofit organizations affiliated with America Rising had frequently drafted news releases that put Mr. Pruitt and his policies in a positive light and attacked the administrator's critics.
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For five years, Ben Watson served in the United States Army, spending part of that time in public affairs in Kandahar, Afghanistan, writing news releases, working as a combat cameraman and accompanying a reporter who was embedded with the troops.
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Once in Japan, while learning about sumo wrestling, she held other jobs, including one editing translations of Japanese government news releases for the Foreign Press Center and another with the House of Councillors and the House of Representatives, the Japanese legislature.
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"The office issued news releases relating to investigations at a dizzying rate, with less emphasis on follow-through or actual results," said Caroline Polisi, a white-collar defense lawyer who has appeared as a legal commentator on cable news shows.
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The videos released this week show that other witnesses on the scene continued to tell officers that Roberson was a security guard in the moments after the shooting, but these accounts were not included in the first news releases from the department.
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As a matter of policy, FEMA distributes information through news releases, social media and other means, but those in line said they either knew about the event because of alerts from a local radio station or else simply through word of mouth.
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In recent weeks, her campaign has started courting Jeb Bush's donors, and has sent out a flurry of news releases playing up the "risk" posed by a Donald J. Trump presidency and quoting Republicans who have voiced concerns about their presumptive nominee.
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The increase is the result of more occupied rooms, more fee categories and higher fees, said Professor Hanson, who based his forecast on an analysis of industry financial data, interviews with travel executives, news releases and information available on hotel and brand websites.
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Mr. Pruitt's staff put these ghostwritten letters on state government stationery and then sent them to Washington, moves that the companies often then praised in their own news releases, without noting that they had actually drafted the letters in the first place.
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It's also common for law enforcement agencies to give each other kudos in their news releases when a target is indicted, convicted or sentenced, and it's a matter of routine to include press contacts for each agency in the same news release.
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The United States Tennis Association has twice needed to issue news releases clarifying its rules regarding changes of attire — yes, women, you can now change your tops on court without being penalized — because there have been more changes of attire than ever.
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Just a few years ago, the Australian government sent out news releases when smugglers' boats tried to reach the country, critics noted, but now that the home affairs minister wants to keep such attempts secret, they are considered a threat to national security.
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Cancer Fund of America and Cancer Support Services Inc will shut down as the result of the largest-ever joint enforcement action undertaken by state charity regulators and the Federal Trade Commission, the attorneys general said in news releases issued simultaneously in their various states.
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A SCHEME IN FOCUS: UKRAINIAN SENTENCED IN NEWS RELEASE HACK: A Ukrainian hacker has been sentenced to more than two years in prison for his role in an international scheme that involved hacking unpublished news releases to net roughly $30 million in illegal profits.
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But the government's intervention surprised so many that the tribe and its supporters sent out news releases condemning the ruling as soon as it was handed down, and sharply reversed course once they realized that the government-ordered pause had scrambled the situation here.
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Since then the members of the committee, which includes the owners of the Chiefs, the Falcons, the Giants, the Patriots, the Steelers and the Texans, have communicated with Jones through lawyers, news releases and radio interviews, exposing one of the league's messiest rifts in years.
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America Rising and its affiliates also separately deployed "trackers" to videotape climate change activists and produced news releases and videos favorable to Scott Pruitt, the administrator of the E.P.A. Definers Public Affairs, a corporate entity, shares multiple top executives with America Rising, including Mr. Pounder.
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Those penalties, announced with news releases and a White House briefing, were the first imposed against North Korea since late last year and came less than a month after a summit meeting between Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim collapsed in Hanoi, Vietnam, without a deal.
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Federal prosecutors alleged that 32 traders and hackers reaped more than $100 million in illegal proceeds in a scheme so brazen that the traders would send shopping lists of corporate news releases for sneak-peeking purposes to the hackers in order to place trades.
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A spokesperson for FEMA told VICE News that its website is not the only source of updates, and that press conference, news releases, and social media are all ways in which data on the status of Puerto Rico's recovery is conveyed to the public.
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Special Operations troops patrol in mine-resistant vehicles, heavily armed gunships patrol the night sky and, despite a torrent of attacks and militant body counts often championed in Pentagon news releases, the Shabab remains firmly entrenched in the countryside, with no indication that they're leaving.
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The carriers USS Theodore Roosevelt and USS Nimitz -- and their respective complements of cruisers, destroyers and submarines -- have arrived in the US Navy's 7th Fleet area of operations, which covers the eastern Indian and western Pacific oceans, the Navy said in separate news releases this week.
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The study's authors, Michael Siegel, a professor at the Boston University school of public health, and Daniel Aaron, a student at Boston University's medical school, scoured public records including news releases, newspaper databases, lobbying reports, the medical literature and information released by the beverage giants themselves.
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But it is also a far more substantial document than many American and Saudi officials — from the White House press secretary to some members of Congress to the Saudi foreign minister — tried to indicate in a flurry of news conferences and emailed news releases on Friday afternoon.
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But the Trump administration's prosecutions have served another purpose: In news releases and declarations by senior officials, the denaturalization cases have been used as cudgels — tools for attacking the legal immigration process as riddled with fraud, as pathways for criminals and terrorists to enter the United States.
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That is, whether the women and men in black will name-check the brands behind the clothes during their entrance interviews as they have in the past, and whether those brands will then send out the usual news releases claiming their celebrities and milking their investments.
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Though they lavishly promote the institution of the monarchy — recent months have seen a barrage of news releases on icing flavors (buttercream) and carriage upholstery (gold), accompanied by an orgy of personalized tea towels and coffee mugs — they are also visibly uncomfortable with all the attention.
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House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, House Intelligence Committee ranking member Devin Nunes, and House Oversight Committee ranking member Jim Jordan, have repeatedly questioned the whistleblower's credibility and motivations for coming forward, and the Republican National Committee has published news releases highlighting his or her attorneys' alleged ties to Democrats.
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The IDRs, VR, national ratings and senior debt ratings have been placed on Rating Watch Negative due to the potential risks following recent news releases of an ongoing investigation by the Guatemalan authorities of three members of the Board of Directors for an alleged fraud attempt on the bank's shareholders.
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The moderators will be NBC News's Andrea Mitchell and Kristen Welker, MSNBC's Rachel MaddowRachel Anne MaddowWarren's careful approach with media pays off NBC News releases former employees from confidentiality agreements if they were harassed The Hill's Campaign Report: DNC toughens December debate criteria MORE and The Washington Post's Ashley Parker.
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The Trump administration has reportedly put several federal agencies, including the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Agriculture, under a gag order — no updates, no news releases, no photos, no fact sheets, and no social media content until further notice, according to a leaked memo obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Agriculture said on Tuesday that an internal email sent to staff at its Agricultural Research Service unit this week calling for a suspension of "public-facing documents," including news releases and photos, was flawed and that new guidance has been sent out to replace it.
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As a former critic, Mr. Barrow knew what writers wanted, and he filled his early news releases with details about which instrument each Beatle played, and who wrote the songs featured on their singles and albums, as well as fan-friendly information about the Beatles' backgrounds, interests, ambitions, likes and dislikes.
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The president and Republican lawmakers quickly held up these news releases as vindication for their argument that cutting the top federal corporate tax rate to 21 percent, from 35 percent, would boost workers' incomes even as it added $1.5 trillion to the debt that future generations would have to pay off.
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Justice Department news releases in 2016 named Murray as a special agent in charge at the Secret Service's Washington field office, and repeated releases from the Justice Department showed Murray joining with federal officials in that role to announce sentences for people convicted of financial crimes in the Washington area.
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"It seemed like that was the right thing to do — exercising my First Amendment rights to get the information out there," said Mr. Edelman, who had worked at the agency since 2015 and whose job included photographing events that the agency promoted in news releases, on the web and elsewhere.
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The news releases are sent out with considerable regularity, brief and basic accounts of actions taken by the New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct: A judge is sanctioned for misconduct on the bench; another agrees to give up their job because of questionable behavior in his or her private life.
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During the interview Sunday night, Mr. Benioff sent cartoons; links to Time stories on YouTube; chunks of what sounded like news releases but were, he insisted, original ("Time is the best fit for us, and most reflects our values and interests"); discussions of his and his interviewer's Judaism; and quite a bit more.
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" Another photographer, Adam Katz Sinding of the website Le 21ème, said, "Our copyright-protected street-style photos are constantly being used without our consent, be it by brands in their news releases, or by influencers who use them in order to fulfill their contractual responsibilities to brands when wearing their clothes and accessories.
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Managers issue news releases at the end of the day to give traders the night to sleep on the news; they keep earnings calls short when the news is bad and call selectively on positive analysts; they even time earnings announcements for Fridays, when investors and business journalists are packing up for the weekend.
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Jeff Sessions' bruising confirmation as attorney general Wednesday evening set off a predictable flurry of news releases that declared the now-former Alabama senator to be a great American who would "make America a safer place" (the National Rifle Association) or "a lap dog" and a "dangerous gamble" (the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence).
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The network has been criticized for its handling of scandals regarding Harvey Weinstein and former "Today" show host Matt LauerMatthew (Matt) Todd LauerTyler Perry Studios named site of next Democratic debate NBC News releases former employees from confidentiality agreements if they were harassed Poll: Half of voters say media gives too much coverage to sexual misconduct allegations MORE.
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N.Y.C.F.C. issued no fewer than five news releases during the off-season declaring itself "delighted" with this move or that one, and several of them — most intriguing was the arrival of the 20-year-old Paraguayan Jesus Medina — surely have strengthened a team that faded out of the playoffs uncomfortably early for the second year in a row.
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" Big brands aren't immune to the charms of the street-style moment, and regularly send out news releases with watermarked photos from outlets like Splash News (familiar to readers of Us Weekly and In Touch) touting their designer wares in the wild: at Narita International Airport in Tokyo, at LAX, "out and about in Los Angeles.
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Steven McElroy, a theater contributor who has been with The Times for 22 years and has contributed to the past six fall preview issues, said he spends the entire year sifting through news releases, seeing shows, stopping off at fringe festivals — and, ultimately, breaking the hearts of a few P.R. representatives — in search of the perfect lineup.
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The Clinton campaign itself has been issuing anti-Sanders news releases at a rapid clip, assailing the Independent senator for taking part in Democratic Party fundraising activities, for having a purportedly weak grasp of foreign policy and for receiving support from a super-PAC affiliated with a labor union and a 501(c)(85033) associated with an environmental group.
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The judge, an appointee of former President Obama, also ordered the secretary of state to make "diligent and reasonable efforts" through its website and news releases to inform residents about registration, especially residents that have until Monday to re-register to vote ahead of a special election in January for a seat in the state's House of Representatives.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE's office sent out a volley of news releases Thursday warning that a new justice could overturn Roe v.
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But his letter, the latest salvo in a public relations battle between the team and the federation that has played out largely in court filings and news releases, also served to emphasize just how far apart the sides remain two months before they are scheduled to meet in a federal courtroom in Los Angeles for the start of a high-stakes trial.
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On January 21, in his first meeting with reporters, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer lied about the size of the crowd at inauguration, and Trump has since ordered the Environmental Protection Agency and the Departments of the Agriculture and the Interior "to cease communicating with the public through news releases, official social media accounts and correspondence," the Washington Post reported.
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One of the world's richest royals, with a private fortune estimated at $20 billion, the 71-year-old Sultan has enjoyed the second-longest reign in the world, after that of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. Among those due to attend the festivities were Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen, and Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, according to news releases from their respective governments.
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In 2015 the bank purchased a large portion of RBS' US and Canadian loan portfolio, according to news releases from that time, helping boost its profile in the US. It came in 23rd on the institutional ranking in the first three quarters with US$6.2bn of volume, helping arrange buyout financing for KKR's purchase of Nature's Bounty, and Carlyle Group's and GTCR's acquisition of Albany Molecular Research.
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Managers issue news releases at the end of the day to give traders the night to sleep on the news; they keep earnings calls short when the news is bad and call selectively on positive analysts; they even time earnings announcements for Fridays, when investors and business journalists are packing up for the weekend (though whether or not the "Friday night dump" works is a matter of some debate).
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The survey comes after former "Today" host Matt LauerMatthew (Matt) Todd LauerNBC News releases former employees from confidentiality agreements if they were harassed Poll: Half of voters say media gives too much coverage to sexual misconduct allegations Former Farrow producer rips NBC: 'We were lied to over and over' MORE was accused of raping a former NBC News employee at the 2014 Sochi Olympics in a new book by investigative reporter Ronan Farrow.
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