Big Poppa Pump painfully pummeled a pierogi in Pittsburgh ... POW!
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Shares in Sabadell and Caixabank have been pummeled this week.
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Visibility was almost nonexistent as heavy rains pummeled the city.
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Investigators allege that Tuimauga pummeled DeShawn Horne, 26, on Jan.
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I didn't hit him once and he just pummeled me.
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But semiconductor companies were hardly the only ones getting pummeled.
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The video showed Mr. Harris on the ground being pummeled.
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Flake is retiring after Ward pummeled him in his initial primary.
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Aleppo is once again being pummeled by airstrikes and barrel bombs.
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An enraged crowd pummeled him before turning him over to police.
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As he gets pummeled, he calls out to Will for help.
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The fears have pummeled global markets and hurt the world economy.
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The US and British Virgin Islands were also pummeled by Irma.
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Alaskan villages, long protected by sea ice, were pummeled by bizarre
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But coastal properties aren't the only ones that could be pummeled.
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Over 4,000 coalition airstrikes pummeled the small city during the campaign.
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He pummeled his favorite targets: Democrats and the "fake" news media.
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Sydney was pummeled on Wednesday by extreme storms and flash flooding.
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He's given cash under the table, essentially paid to be pummeled.
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And basic infrastructure -- hospitals, schools, roads -- has been pummeled into dust.
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For months, Biden only barely survived debates — pummeled here, bumbling there.
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Pro-Union Irish who tried to stop the rioters were pummeled.
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The Bahamas were pummeled by the storm over Labor Day weekend.
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The fears have pummeled global markets and hurt the world economy.
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Here are five things to watch: Clinton pummeled Donald Trump in the kickoff debate at Hofstra University, while at the second, at Washington University in St. Louis, she stepped back to engender sympathy while Trump pummeled her.
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The storm pummeled the southern coast on Tuesday, destroying homes and crops, sweeping away livestock and cutting off transportation as a large part of the Caribbean was pummeled by 145-mile-per-hour winds and torrential rain.
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I got absolutely pummeled into the ground one day by a client.
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After all that heavy snow pummeled the Northeast this week, this happened.
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He knocked the snake off the light and pummeled him to death.
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Every day, Earth is pummeled by thousands of pieces of space rock.
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An earthquake of magnitude 7.8 pummeled central New Zealand at 12.02 a.m.
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Her panicked nanny saw her with the reptile and pummeled the snake.
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We broke the story ... Twist allegedly pummeled Chris and stole his Rolex.
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Tornadoes pummeled Louisiana and Mississippi on Tuesday, killing at least three people.
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Mr. Cruz, this year's conservative outsider, was pummeled in the blue states.
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In the coal country of West Virginia, where Mr. Trump pummeled Mrs.
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There is, after all, such a thing as being pummeled into submission.
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Each time I slumped forward, he pummeled his fists into my gut.
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WORLD were pummeled by fears the coronavirus outbreak would trigger a recession.
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WORLD were pummeled by fears the coronavirus outbreak would trigger a recession.
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The fight was stopped, while several people at ringside pummeled the intruder.
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We've been pummeled in a profound way and an almost comical way.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Wall Street pummeled shares of companies including Pinterest (PINS.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Wall Street pummeled shares of companies including Pinterest (PINS.
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We have pummeled Al Qaeda and kept attacks away from American soil.
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UnitedHealth Group and Humana were also pummeled, falling 7.8% and 6.3%, respectively.
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Financials are among sectors in corrections, and bank ETFs are getting pummeled.
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The bill, she said, was "pummeled with opposition" and died in committee.
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Others who resisted were pummeled with rifle butts, sticks and cable wire.
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Ruth was pummeled that Barbie's measurements were the equivalent of 39-18-33.
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California is getting pummeled by storms this season after five years of drought.
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In eastern Aleppo, pro-government forces pummeled vital civilian infrastructure, with disastrous consequences.
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And so on November 1, Colin Stretch arrived from Facebook to be pummeled.
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He was pummeled by an enraged crowd before being turned over to police.
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Two women are pummeled by a wave in an unidentified location circa 1905.
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Hurricane Matthew pummeled Florida's coast with violent wind and storm surges on Friday.
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But this new land — resting on sand, and pummeled by waves — is unstable.
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Over the course of the show, Kate is pummeled with even more hardship.
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The last time was after Hurricane Sandy pummeled New York and New Jersey.
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The first major winter storm of the season pummeled the U.S. east coast.
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" In recent years in particular, he points out, "most unions have been pummeled.
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Wexton, in turn, has pummeled Comstock with ads linking her to the president.
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Operations have almost returned to normal six weeks after Harvey pummeled southeastern Texas.
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Beyond just facing the wrath of Twitter, Schlossberg's business is getting pummeled online.
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Paulo Costa out-pummeled Yoel Romero in a captivating battle at UFC 241.
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The stock has been pummeled this year and is trading near record lows.
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Throughout the primaries, Mr. Trump was pummeled in the Book of Mormon Belt.
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Since July 9, however, tech stocks have fallen and Netflix has been pummeled.
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What about the small business owner, she asked, who'd get pummeled by it?
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As many as 60 patrons pummeled the police with anything they could throw.
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They still pummeled the Warriors in the third game of the N.B.A. finals.
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Our planet is being pummeled by the dangerous symptoms of a disrupted climate.
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Kenyan assets, which were pummeled after the Supreme Court nullified the initial Aug.
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Large parts of South America have been pummeled for weeks by torrential rains.
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Trump has pummeled California officials for months about the state's growing homeless problem.
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A gong became a target, pummeled and scratched with furious yet futile energy.
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It looked as if he had just been pummeled in a boxing ring.
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We reported in August that Biden was getting pummeled online for his gaffes.
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Pummeled by football, Wood nonetheless enjoyed a significantly longer life than actuarial tables forecast.
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If you didn't know, much of the northeast is currently getting pummeled by snow.
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The blood is a much-needed resource in an area pummeled by regular shelling.
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As shares on the mainland were pummeled, Hong Kong stocks performed a bit better.
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Rocks shifted and weakened by constant seismic forces are further pummeled by the sea.
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The Dow is also getting pummeled, down almost 17 percent from its record high.
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Its leadership, weapons caches and oil revenues in Syria have been pummeled for months.
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The currency, pummeled in the past two years, staged a rebound (see chart 21.3).
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Airstrikes also pummeled the hospital, in rebel-held eastern Aleppo, last Wednesday and Saturday.
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Severe storms have pummeled Texas, leading to a record rainfall total in May. Gov.
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Medical examiners believe the girl was fatally pummeled over the course of one weekend.
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As the winter storm pummeled the East Coast on Tuesday, J. Campoli & Sons, Inc.
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Sen. Rand Paul is suing the neighbor who pummeled him outside his own home.
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Like a baseball blowout, simply watching a contestant get pummeled can be pretty interesting.
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In Houston, critics have pummeled Houston's mayor for not calling for a mandatory evacuation.
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He will get pummeled with these comments if the Justice Department challenges the merger.
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The Rangers also pummeled Masahiro Tanaka for five runs over the first three innings.
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Jeb Bush, who was then pummeled and humiliated by Trump during the primary campaign.
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Warren Brown represents Dashawn McGrier, who got pummeled by the police officer Saturday morning.
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There, six armed men, including the gang member who first approached him, pummeled Herver.
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The spring snowstorm that pummeled our city yesterday shed its final flakes around dawn.
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But the rise of cheaper alternatives like natural gas and renewables pummeled the industry.
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Her reputation for customer service, the main marketing pitch, was about to be pummeled.
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Second, Hurricane Dorian has pummeled the Bahamas and evacuated much of the southeast coast.
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And restaurants, bars and cafes are getting pummeled as the coronavirus forces social distancing.
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LaMotta was pummeled by Fox, and the bout was stopped in the fourth round.
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Democrats spent years sounding the alarm on "dark money" as groups pummeled their senators.
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The fear is that Republicans will again get pummeled if they come up short.
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Some farming areas have been pummeled by drought, which many blame on global warming.
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Charlie Baker visited several cities including Quincy that had been pummeled by the storm.
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Now, as Western warplanes pummeled Tripoli, the capital, that dream was finally coming true.
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He was swiftly stabbed by a Hells Angel and pummeled by others, killing him.
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Big tech tried to recover on Tuesday after getting pummeled in the prior session.
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The escalating tensions have pummeled markets and hurt trade-reliant economies such as Japan's.
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The two pummeled against the fence for the opening two minutes of the fight.
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High-flying stocks such as these tend to get pummeled amid any signs of slowdown.
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After getting pummeled in the last few months of 2018, energy stocks are suddenly soaring.
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Back in 13, when Hurricane Ike pummeled Texas, the Galveston Arts Center sustained steep losses.
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Andrew pummeled south Florida 25 years ago and wiped out entire neighborhoods with ferocious winds.
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Saint Mary's, which was pummeled 220-22012 in its first meeting with Gonzaga on Feb.
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He pummeled her face and head repeatedly, even as she slumped over in the seat.
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Lionrock descended upon northeastern Japan just a week after Typhoons Mindulle and Kompasu pummeled Japan.
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But those sales have been declining even as it's been pummeled by a rent hike.
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Russia's economy has been pummeled by global oil prices crashing to their lowest since 2003.
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Pemex bonds are already trading like junk, however, having been pummeled since the Fitch downgrade.
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Eventually coffee prices were pummeled and there wasn't even a hiccup in the company's earnings.
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She was pummeled in the Times, in The Washington Post, on Breitbart, and in WIRED.
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Sanders organization Sanders came close to winning Iowa and then pummeled Clinton in New Hampshire.
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It was a dystopian message that found an audience and then pummeled them to exhaustion.
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She has all that glamour that's lost today, that's been pummeled by Instagram and TMZ.
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They live on Puerto Rico's west coast in Aguadilla, which Hurricane Maria pummeled last week.
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He then quickly jumps and swims toward a huge rock being pummeled by the sea.
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The Upper Peninsula of Michigan could also be pummeled by nearly a foot of snow.
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The bankruptcy filing by Toys "R" Us in September also pummeled toy suppliers like Mattel.
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For six hours, the column crept toward the city, while airstrikes and artillery pummeled it.
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He was pummeled for his initial lack of policy specifics and late-arriving campaign organization.
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The tariffs have not yet gone into effect, but the tensions pummeled stocks on Friday.
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The team's generosity after devastating floods pummeled the area in June 2016 intensified the connection.
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During World War II, German and Italian planes dominated the skies and pummeled the island.
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Globalization has lifted billions out of poverty but pummeled the working classes in advanced nations.
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Inside: there was a window up in the wall, getting pummeled by pellets of rain.
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Imploding technology stocks and fears of a trade war have pummeled the market in recent days.
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On Saturday, people were mingling on Java and Sumatra's beaches when waves unexpectedly pummeled the coasts.
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Northern California is already soaked from heavy rains that have pummeled the state since early January.
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But after Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria pummeled the US 2017 — the program isn't being used.
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But the Category 4 hurricanes that pummeled the region still did a number on forests there.
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The result of Britain's EU referendum in June pummeled the pound down to 31-year lows.
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"[Valeant] is now a more traditional Pershing Square investment" now that it's been pummeled, he said.
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As Chicago was pummeled by heavy rain and thunderstorms Sunday, lightning struck ferociously across the city.
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For now, ISIS is waiting out the battle for Aleppo and watching its rivals get pummeled.
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Then, it held the bird in place with it's claws, and pummeled it with its legs.
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Swinging from a five-year drought to massive rainfall has pummeled the state's structures and roads.
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Trump trapped Bush in a corner and pummeled him right into the bottom tier of candidates.
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The coalition has also pummeled three hospitals since Friday, leaving thousands of Syrians without medical care.
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At its peak, the group pummeled major military targets and even controlled large swaths of territory.
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Heavy, sudden monsoon rains pummeled the state of Maharashtra, washing away houses and flooding transport hubs.
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Nadal cranked up the intensity in the next game and pummeled away a volley to break.
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On Tuesday, 463 flights were canceled there, as the Colorado capital was pummeled by heavy snow.
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The area was pummeled by artillery, airstrikes and car bombs, and strafed by helicopter-gunship fire.
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Then there was an endless battle, with me getting pummeled in the back by my seat.
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Shortly, thereafter, Hurricane Maria pummeled the island, wiping out almost all of the the customers' electricity.
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Historically, it's unusual for the US Southwest to get pummeled by a hurricane or tropical storm.
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Vacay's looking up for JL cause this sure beats the hell outta watching someone getting pummeled.
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On command from their leader, the young men charged and pummeled their ideological foes with abandon.
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Multiple outbreaks of food contamination of varying levels of severity have pummeled the chain in recent months.
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Millman played an aggressive match, taking frequent chances on his ground strokes and pummeled Federer all night.
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Amazon.com was pummeled on Wall Street on Thursday after its holiday season sales fell short of expectations.
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The artist's allegedly dangerous installations were heavily pummeled in the media after the study was initially disseminated.
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Lawmakers pummeled Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg with questions about censorship when he visited Capitol Hill last spring.
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Traders were still assessing the impact of a blizzard this week that pummeled South Dakota and Minnesota.
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The South, which was pummeled by Harvey and Irma, accounts for almost half of the nation's homebuilding.
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The storm pummeled towns, farmland and resorts and wiped out power to tens of thousands of people.
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In their 71 losses, they are scoring only 2.7 runs and have been pummeled 432-191. 2.
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Many are in states already pummeled by last week's severe weather, which killed at least 3053 people.
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The bill was also opposed by groups concerned about gentrification in neighborhoods already pummeled by rising rents.
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The guy pummeled by security tried getting onstage but security stopped him ... violently, in Jared's eyes, anyway.
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They also, of course, sell poi — taro stem that's been cooked and pummeled into a viscous fluid.
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Given the competition in the supermarket space and Amazon's encroachment, grocery stocks have been pummeled of late.
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Abbott's credit rating will still probably get pummeled, because completing both deals will approximately triple its debt.
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The rise in yields through this week has pummeled the stock market despite strong corporate earnings report.
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Beyond the walls of the room, the collective disgust of the world pummeled him with invisible blows.
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Hurricanes, expected to become more ferocious with climate change, pummeled Caribbean island nations into crisis this summer.
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At some point in the past, asteroids pummeled the dwarf planet, bringing that mixture to the surface.
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Her debut novel, "Blood Heir," was six months away from publication, but it was already getting pummeled.
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And yet, our immigration system has been pummeled by record numbers of migrant families flooding the border.
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Bank stocks have been pummeled so far this year as the virus has spread around the world.
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On Tuesday and Wednesday, one of the worst barrages pummeled the area, killing more than 100 people.
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The region was still recovering from Hurricane Irma when it was pummeled last week by Hurricane Maria.
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The Category 5 storm pummeled Caribbean islands, including Barbuda and Anguilla, before approaching Puerto Rico on Wednesday.
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South Africa pummeled Japan, 41-7, in September in a warm-up match for this year's tournament.
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The next game was to be played at St. Norbert, which pummeled Grinnell last season, 91-0.
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Officers began to descend on the neighborhood and the exchange of gunfire pummeled the air like firecrackers.
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More than four billion years ago they pummeled the planet in a period called the late bombardment.
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Blue Apron's stock has been pummeled by investors worried about Amazon's impact on the meal kit industry.
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Florida's construction regulations improved after Hurricane Andrew, another Category 5 storm, pummeled Miami-Dade County in 1992.
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During the debate, Warren pummeled Bloomberg, painting him as a misogynist and an out-of-touch billionaire.
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In areas already pummeled by the powerful storm, flight operations had been rolled back and halted altogether.
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"They started just getting pummeled with messages and stuff constantly, having their profiles deeply stalked," Nally said.
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That typhoon, Kammuri, killed at least 17 people as it pummeled the capital, Manila, and surrounding areas.
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After being psychologically pummeled by Danny in this film, Tom learns quite a few things about himself.
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Shares lost 13 percent over the last year and have been especially pummeled in the last week.
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Storms that pummeled the Midwest with snow are now heading your way, bringing strong winds with them.
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Plaquemines was pummeled by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita in 2005 and again by Hurricane Isaac in 353.
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That was good, but not great; the Red Sox pummeled the Orioles, going 16-3 against them.
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That all feeling hasn't yet been pummeled out of their followers through years of thuddingly awful football?
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Deadly downpour Northern California already is soaked from heavy rains that have pummeled the state since early January.
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Many assets that have been pummeled in recent sessions got an end-of-the-week reprieve from investors.
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Retail stocks are getting pummeled this month by weak earnings and fears about the competitive threat from Amazon.com.
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The Houston-area community of Hockley got pummeled with 17 inches of rain in less than 24 hours.
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Meanwhile, baseball-sized hail pummeled the plane as the storm continued to bat it around in the air.
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In recent years, Deutsche has been pummeled by scandals, investigations and massive fines resulting from crisis-era infractions.
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According to new legal docs obtained by TMZ ... Belly claims approximately 25 security guards pummeled him without cause.
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Weeks later, Hurricane Maria pummeled Puerto Rico, knocking most services offline and displacing most of the island's residents.
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Millions of people lost their jobs, and with so many consumers cutting back on spending, retailers got pummeled.
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"Actually, I'm glad I wasn't there 'cause I guess all of that -- he got pummeled, wow," Trump said.
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Facebook has been pummeled by a seemingly endless string of fiascos, scandals, and public-relations nightmares this year.
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The coastal cities of Beaumont and Port Arthur got pummeled with 26 inches of rain in 24 hours.
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Seattle left-hander Wade LeBlanc (5-3) was pummeled for six runs and 10 hits in four innings.
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Seattle left-hander Wade LeBlanc (216-212) was pummeled for six runs and 213 hits in four innings.
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News of the recent turmoil at Snap pummeled the stock, sending it nearly 3% lower in early trading.
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The gigantic blizzard pummeled the East Coast all weekend long, stranding citizens and eliminating power in many areas.
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The South, which was pummeled by Harvey and Irma, accounts for almost half of the nation's home building.
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Florida (17-8, 8-4 SEC) pummeled South Carolina on the boards with a 46-24 rebounding edge.
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"No to terrorism against free companies," said a sign at the protest, where demonstrators pummeled piñatas of Trump.
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Three stocks that got pummeled last year — TripAdvisor, Chipotle and Under Armour — are making impressive rebounds in 2018.
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Drug companies were pummeled again on investor concerns that raising prices would become more difficult for the companies.
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After college closures and the postponement of the Boston Marathon, restaurants in the Boston area are getting pummeled.
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Warplanes deployed by the United Arab Emirates and Egypt pummeled his enemies and helped him capture oil terminals.
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He said Syrian and Russian jets had pummeled towns across the southwest and villages near the border crossing.
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Investors pummeled technology company stocks again on Tuesday, knocking the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index down 1.7 percent.
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Just look at Houston, where some residents still need assistance two years after Hurricane Harvey pummeled the city.
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For weeks and months now, Russian and regime fighters have pummeled East Aleppo: About 250,000 people are trapped.
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I include myself, when you are just pummeled by these people because they have their propaganda, Fox News.
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Furious that he did not return her affection, she pummeled the shoreline, giving the cliffs their distinctive outline.
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Retail stocks are getting pummeled as the coronavirus outbreak worsens and swaths of the country enter a lockdown.
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While the Trump presidency may well hurtle us into nuclear war, it has already pummeled the nation's soul.
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At a new well site in Hell's Gate, the noise was deafening as gargantuan machinery pummeled the ground.
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For the next three hours, American officials said, scores of strikes pummeled enemy troops, tanks and other vehicles.
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The area is the hardest hit because it is on higher ground and therefore was pummeled by winds.
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Preparations for the flooding come weeks after Florence made landfall and pummeled the Carolinas with wind and rain.
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But many pummeled stocks recover over the following six months after management moves to quickly address the cause.
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In 2129, Tropical Storm Allison pummeled southeast Texas and was blamed for 22 deaths in the Houston area.
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But then came Maria, and St. Croix was pummeled, especially the western and southwestern portions of the island.
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John Neely Kennedy (R-La.) pummeled acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf about the administration's level of preparation.
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"I'm glad I wasn't there, he got pummeled," Trump said at a town hall in New Hampshire Friday.
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Haqparast hit the mat and Dober pummeled him with punches and elbows until the referee stopped the bout.
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Three years of recession and soaring prices have pummeled Venezuelans, with many skipping meals and lootings of supermarkets commonplace.
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Powerful hurricanes have pummeled the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean, and a spate of earthquake events rocked Mexico.
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Despite the positive backdrop, markets have been pummeled amid concerns about U.S.-China trade tensions and slowing economies worldwide.
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ARIZONA OFFICERS ON LEAVE AFTER VIDEO SHOWS MAN BEING PUMMELED Fuller said Stura does not yet have an attorney.
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The rapper's friend came in for an assist but that didn't seem necessary, because the fan was getting pummeled.
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The result was not what you'd expect for someone who pummeled the state with ads for months on end.
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Social media footage from Key West shows flooded streets, surging seas, and palm trees being pummeled by huge winds.
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Bank stocks have been pummeled recently as surging U.S. interest rates stoke worries that the industry's profitability has peaked.
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The 43-year-old man was pummeled near the Shake Shack in Brooklyn's DUMBO neighborhood about 9:15 p.m.
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Still, heavy rain hit parts of Hawaii, and strong waves pummeled shorelines as the still-powerful Pacific storm passed.
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When Hubert Joly took on the CEO role at Best Buy in 2012, it was being pummeled by Amazon.
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The country was pummeled by 1.5 million tonnes of bombs from British and American warplanes that killed 600,000 people.
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Trump also knocked Cruz's debate performance, saying that the Texan "got really pummeled" by the rest of the field.
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A lot of companies that are seeing their stock get pummeled are actually the ones that spent on buybacks.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill warned investors Wednesday that sales had been pummeled by fallout from E. coli and norovirus incidents.
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As the third-act battle pummeled me into numbness, I felt quite ready to leave Atlantis and return home.
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Today, a Chase Bank sits on the spot where Malcolm X's followers caught and pummeled two of the assassins.
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His men are getting pummeled with 25 foot waves and, despite their efforts, pots are still coming up short.
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Gilmour Academy pummeled Northeast Ohio College Prep by 21 points in a Division III sectional playoff game Wednesday night.
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After back-to-back storms pummeled Texas, Florida and Puerto Rico, many people upped their charitable contributions for 2017.
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California has been pummeled this week by powerful storms that have been influenced by the climate pattern El Niño.
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The decision pummeled the peso and Mexican stocks and generated uncertainty over the fate of multi-million dollar contracts.
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So far, not so bad: Golden State pummeled Houston on Thursday night, 114-81, winning the series 76.83-1.
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KS: Well, does it have to do with the intimacy of being ... you're pummeled everyday with visuals, everything's visual.
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It could smash into another planet, be swallowed by a black hole, or get pummeled to death by asteroids.
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It was destroyed in August 1943, along with most of the palazzo, when Allied bombs pummeled Italy's industrial capital.
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Especially in this age, where they feel, as you say, from technology, isolated, they feel constantly pummeled by information.
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The music will break into a fleeting lyrical passage only to be pummeled down by an onslaught of percussion.
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The strongest holiday sales occurred in Houston, which had been pummeled by a Hurricane Harvey, First Data analysis showed.
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Many lost businesses and residents after being pummeled by Hurricane Matthew in 2016 and were limping along before Florence.
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Phosphorus seems to be yet another life-giving element that the space snowballs brought when they pummeled the planet.
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But the bank has been pummeled by accusations that it took part in a wide array of financial malfeasance.
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Climate change hit home for Rosenzweig in 2012 during Hurricane Sandy, which pummeled the U.S. East Coast, she said.
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So with the Saudis' budget getting pummeled by the loss of oil revenue, they had to reconsider the strategy.
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Syrian forces, backed by Russian air power, have pummeled its citizens, including, most grimly, in the city of Aleppo.
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Ira Acree, who leads a church in a West Side neighborhood that has regularly been pummeled by gun violence.
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Because providing thoughtful comments on monetary policy sets up a presidential candidate to be pummeled for "politicizing" the Fed.
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August of that same year was when Hurricanes Katrina and Rita pummeled the Gulf Coast, and Louisiana in particular.
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It seemed to Cramer that Facebook missed the entire migration to mobile from desktop, and the stock was pummeled.
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Funds that track high-yield corporate and municipal debt have been pummeled since late February, falling along with stocks.
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Mobs hurled rocks, set vehicles on fire, pummeled the police and physically blocked the women from getting too close.
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In the past week, California has been pummeled by fierce winter storms wreaking havoc from Sacramento to San Diego.
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It marks the fourth straight quarter that Facebook has pummeled Wall Street's projections, after beating in January, April and July.
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Advanced Micro Devices, the year's best-performing technology stock, got pummeled Monday as the entire tech sector took a nosedive.
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Furthermore, the market turbulence that pummeled bank stocks late last year also crimped trading and bond and stock underwriting desks.
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Raonic offered up no break points and pummeled the ball with his hefty groundstrokes to keep Monfils on the run.
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But in July, strong winds pummeled the hut and the rope snapped, and Aldi floated deeper into the Pacific Ocean.
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Mars is pummeled by gigantic comets and asteroids hundreds of kilometers wide -- some as big as West Virginia or Latvia.
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In the wake of the United Kingdom's vote to leave the European Union, economic concerns have pummeled the British pound.
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It is perhaps the biggest blow yet to an industry that has been pummeled by legal challenges in recent months.
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Democrats have political scar tissue from being repeatedly pummeled as liberals -- including three straight crushing presidential defeats in the 217s.
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Since then, pipeline company stocks have been pummeled as their oil exploration and production clients suffer from low oil prices.
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Was it a coincidence that a nor'Easter ripped through the East Coast while thunderstorms pummeled the West Coast shortly after?
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And Maria pummeled Puerto Rico, causing many more deaths than the official count and the largest blackout in US history.
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As a massive northeaster pummeled the East Coast, large swells made their way down to Puerto Rico on March 5.
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Mexico's peso has been pummeled since late 2014 amid the drop in oil prices and concerns about the global economy.
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The most powerful storm of its kind to hit the island since 13, Hurricane Maria pummeled Puerto Rico on Sept.
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Eastern Jamaica, the Dominican Republic and eastern Cuba will get pummeled with as much as 25 inches in some areas.
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We had just seen most of the south get pummeled by hurricanes and climate change discussions were front and center.
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As the markets pummeled Netflix and rewarded Amazon, the "Fast Money" traders were bearish on one streaming service's future prospects.
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But if that sounds like your sort of trip, or if you just wanna get pummeled, it's worth your time.
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Disaster impact: Exxon said Hurricane Harvey, which pummeled the Gulf Coast in August, undercut earnings by an estimated $160 million.
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Washington (CNN)As Tropical Storm Harvey pummeled Texas, President Donald Trump initially responded in characteristic fashion: He turned to Twitter.
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For a moment, in the second round, Liston pummeled Clay against the ropes, but again, Cassius spun out and away.
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However, they can encounter problems resulting in losses being passed on to investors in the form of pummeled share value.
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The group repeatedly pummeled and kicked one of the men, Arkadiusz Jozwik, 000, a meat factory worker, in the head.
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"The market is getting pummeled from every direction," said Stephen Innes, head of Asia-Pacific trading for online broker Oanda.
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Ready to play Spades, Butler is hunched over a square folding table that's been pummeled by thousands of domino tiles.
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President Donald Trump tweeted prolifically to his 64 million followers over Labor Day weekend as Hurricane Dorian pummeled the Bahamas.
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Ryan Lochte got pummeled by the USOC this week, and Ann Coulter got annihilated at Rob Lowe's Comedy Central roast.
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But in 2011, Hurricane Irene pummeled the Caribbean and many cities on the East Coast, so that name was retired.
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Hurricane Maria also pummeled other Caribbean islands, including Dominica, where the devastation was overwhelming and recovery seemed even more distant.
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Vast swathes of Japan were reeling after being pummeled by the typhoon, the largest to hit the country in decades.
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For instance, sellers on Amazon, who often rely on cheap Chinese products, are getting pummeled, with dwindling stock to sell.
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Bullets pummeled the crowd of 20173,22017 with devastating speed due to bump stocks -- accessories that make semiautomatic guns fire quicker.
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TRACK THE STORM Rain earlier had pummeled South Carolina cities like Myrtle Beach and Charleston, where streets had been flooded.
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Expect this report to be used as a political shield by Republicans getting pummeled every day in the impeachment inquiry.
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The man rushed them, knocking them to the ground as he pummeled Nayra, whose ankle was fractured in the fall.
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After devastating the Bahamas, Hurricane Dorian pummeled the Carolinas, where it caused power failures, business closings, tornadoes and general mayhem.
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Powerful winds pummeled Georgia and Tennessee, officials issued flood warnings in Mississippi and strong gusts were predicted in the Midwest.
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The mayor of Houston doesn't want people who need to be rescued fearing deportation after Hurricane Harvey pummeled his city.
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The news pummeled its shares and bonds and revived worries about ECB's purchases of company debt under its stimulus program.
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Investors would almost certainly have pummeled any other retailer that turned in the kind of performance that Amazon reported Thursday.
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The virus has pummeled the $2 billion market, though experts say that resellers can follow some steps to stay afloat.
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Amber says he threw a phone at her face and then pummeled her and she took photos of her injuries.
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Vast stretches of what was Falluja have been pummeled by bombardment and battle into a moonscape of concrete dust and rubble.
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But it's the deadliest in over a century, since a hurricane pummeled Galveston, Texas, in 22018, killing more than 6,000 people.
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Although global shares have bounced back in the past week or so, Nippon Life expects risk assets could be pummeled again.
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Biden flipped his script after getting pummeled by his 2020 rivals and groups like Planned Parenthood and NARAL Pro-Choice America.
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Hurricane Maria has been upgraded to a Category 5 storm as it pummeled the tiny island of Dominica on Monday night.
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"No part on my body was spared," he said, as they pummeled him in the eyes, mouth, nose, elbows, and knees.
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Chinese stocks have been pummeled over the past few months as the trade dispute between the Chinese and the Americans crescendoed.
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As Tropical Storm Harvey In the intervening years since those storms, the nation has been continually pummeled by "historic" climatological events.
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How many times have you been at a lame house party and wished you were being pummeled by Berghain's Funktion One?
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Jacksonville, FL, the largest U.S. city geographically, experienced a record storm surge and was pummeled by severe flash flooding Monday afternoon.
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The police also confirmed videos showing a man getting pummeled in the street following the shooting IS, IN FACT, THE SUSPECT.
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President Bashar Assad's army pummeled rebel-held Eastern Ghouta with airstrikes for five consecutive days last week, killing over 200 civilians.
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Rumors of Twitter seeking – and failing – to find a buyer in the past few weeks have pummeled its stock even harder.
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U.S. carriers have struggled to mark positive increases in unit revenue as cheaper fares and tougher competition have pummeled the industry.
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But you're also paying $15 so you can get emotionally pummeled and feel sad that bad things happen to good people.
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At least 24 people were killed this week when Irma pummeled northern Caribbean islands such as Barbuda and the Virgin Islands.
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Heavy rains pummeled the western part of the state on Tuesday and Wednesday, causing mudslides and forcing evacuations and road closures.
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The Tar Heels pounded Notre Dame, 88-74, in the East Regional final, restoring order to a tournament pummeled by upsets.
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Overall, during the first half of 24, the RNC has pummeled the DNC, raising $75.4 million to the Democrats' $38.2 million.
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Kanter, Adams, and Westbrook swooped in to grab every Thunder miss, and the oversized Thunder frontcourt pummeled San Antonio into submission.
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American farmers of organic foods are getting pummeled by foreign competition, and they're hoping the Trump Administration does something about it.
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The strongest winds pummeled the coastal areas, including a gust of 83 miles per hour recorded on Cape Cod in Massachusetts.
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It was there when Buffon fell on a cross, right at the last, and Chiellini pummeled him with punches in celebration.
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Occasionally we stopped to walk around and by turns get lashed with rain, pummeled by wind and caressed by crystalline sunshine.
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Shares in Adidas and Puma, already pummeled in the last few weeks, were down 6.3% and 3.8% respectively by 211.8 GMT.
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Before advancing to strike China, Typhoon Mangkhut, a powerful storm 550 miles wide, pummeled the Philippines, leaving destruction in its path.
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The economists' median estimate was 3.5 million, a dire escalation of how hard the US has been pummeled by the outbreak.
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Pounding rains and rapidly rising floodwaters caused by Hurricane Harvey pummeled the city of Houston, a metropolitan area of 6.6 million.
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If Mr. Koch pummeled people with a frown or sometimes a self-satisfied smile, Mr. Giuliani did so with a snarl.
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For the past few days, Syrian government warplanes, rockets and artillery have pummeled the area known as Eastern Ghouta outside Damascus.
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Track the storm Unusual weather Historically, it's unusual for the US Southwest to get pummeled by a hurricane or tropical storm.
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Oh, yes, it's real The ferocious winter storm that pummeled the Midwest with hurricane-force winds and blizzard conditions was awful.
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The hurricane has already pummeled the Bahamas, causing at least seven deaths and yet-untold destruction from flooding and wind damage.
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This time he pummeled Tsitsipas, 22017-22014, 6-4, 6-0, moving with brutal efficiency into his fifth Australian Open final.
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This year, Hurricane Dorian, a 185-mph monster, pummeled the northwestern Bahamas as the strongest storm on record to hit there.
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Within the first minute of the fight, the Riverside, California had pummeled Magny's lead leg into a useless pillar of flesh.
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Murphy, a member of the Instant Pot Community Group on Facebook, pummeled the group's administrators with endless questions about different settings.
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In Georgia, they pummeled Ossoff with this idea that he's "funded by national Democrats," even though they were mostly small-dollar donors.
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The Saudis have pummeled their southern neighbor in an effort to oust Houthi rebels who staged a successful coup two years ago.
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Storm after storm has pummeled California over the past few weeks as a series of so-called atmospheric rivers has come ashore.
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Severe rainfall has pummeled southern Myanmar for days, causing flooding that has displaced at least 12,000 people, according to the United Nations.
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Exactly two weeks earlier, we had been on the edge of Um Mohamed's neighborhood, Tayaran, as airstrikes, artillery and mortars pummeled it.
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With utter disgust, she described how a crowd of "fashionable women" pummeled them with compliments until she could take it no more.
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Fuudo's play took Mika to her extreme, as she relentlessly chased down opponents and pummeled them in a corner round after round.
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A wave of late selling pummeled United States stocks on Friday and pushed the market to its worst week in four years.
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Just this winter, as ice in the Bering Sea shrunk to record levels, huge waves pummeled the town of Diomede, engulfing homes.
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Rousseff's popularity has been pummeled by Brazil's worst economic downturn since the Great Depression and the spreading corruption investigation focused on Petrobras.
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Months have passed since hurricanes struck the South, wildfires swept across the West Coast, and typhoons pummeled US territories in the Pacific.
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The region was pummeled by a winter storm this week, fueling fears of reduced restaurant traffic and weaker demand at grocery stores.
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Harvey, which pummeled Texas at the end of August, has undercut consumer spending and weighed on industrial production, homebuilding and home sales.
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If he refused to undertake the commander's orders, he was pummeled with the barrel of an AK-47 and starved into submission.
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When Hurricane Maria struck, Puerto Rico was still trying recover from Hurricane Irma, which had pummeled the island just two weeks earlier.
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He pummeled the Warriors in transition and carved out soft floaters over some of the league's longest, rangiest, most bewildering individual defenders.
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In the final rounds, Ali took the lead and pummeled Wepner, leaving him with a broken nose and cuts above his eyes.
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But after being pummeled by airstrikes for months, ISIS' de-facto capital is now surrounded by US-backed rebels on three sides.
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The Australian dollar has also been hit hard this year, pummeled by twin concerns of its own economy and that of China.
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Taking crushing blows to the head on the first day of trading, stocks got pummeled, creating a nosebleed for the first month.
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The Syrian government, backed by Russian air power, has pummeled the rebel-held parts of Aleppo, which is encircled by Syrian forces.
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Interesting thing is, the guy who got pummeled is a fellow rapper named Don Trag ... who opened for DaBaby at the concert.
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The death toll from the storm has risen as emergency services got access to remote areas pummeled by heavy winds and rain.
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Last fall, Leonard and his then-17-year-old brother, Christopher Leonard, were pummeled by several church members, including their own parents.
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At one point, a drum kit emerged, and Mr. Bieber pummeled it for a while, hovering dozens of feet over the crowd.
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He has been pummeled by some Ukrainian media outlets for allegedly taking secretive, expensive vacations and hiding property holdings in western Europe.
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Banks are getting pummeled as the yield curve between the 10-year and 2-year Treasury notes holds near the inversion zone.
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Andrew Gillum, the Democratic nominee for governor of Florida, just saw his state get pummeled by a near-historic hurricane last month.
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The same for everyone who's been pummeled by a bully or been left vulnerable by releasing a graphic selfie into the textosphere.
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More than a week after Hurricane Dorian pummeled the Bahamas and parts of the East Coast, a debate rages on: Over Alabama.
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Mere weeks after being pummeled by Hurricane Dorian, another tropical storm is headed for the Bahamas and the east coast of Florida.
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He shot video on his phone of bears running around rocks in an enclosure as the pellets of frozen rain pummeled them.
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Tech stocks are getting pummeled, but that didn't stop a prominent Wall Street strategist from raising his price target for the Monday.
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Toni Morrison in her novels writes searingly about a black world pummeled by discrimination but also by violence, drunkenness and broken families.
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The United States coal industry has been pummeled by tighter regulations and competition from cheaper sources of fuel, mostly notably natural gas.
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The coronavirus has pummeled airlines in the United States, especially in recent weeks, but the industry is prepared to suffer the blows.
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Macy's is also under intense pressure from retailers like TJ Maxx that have pummeled traditional department stores by undercutting them on price.
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Dire economic data released by China on Monday showed that the country was pummeled by the coronavirus outbreak in January and February.
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Intensifying recession fears are driving down an oil market already pummeled by coronavirus concerns and destabilizing actions by Saudi Arabia and Russia.
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After another week of exceptional volatility on Wall Street that has pummeled stock portfolios, there are two closely related questions worth asking.
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Once a redoubt of solid union manufacturing careers, the county was pummeled by plant closings from the 1980s until the early 2000s.
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Commodities and the companies that depend on them have been pummeled by the prospect of weaker demand should the global economy slow.
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In the field, battered and pummeled by older, bigger opponents trying to unnerve him, Pulisic absorbs the pounding, then gets back up.
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As he pummeled his opponents in person and polling, Fox News fell into line and the channel's huge ratings rocketed even higher.
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Some social media users also pummeled the female character, Jiang Shan Jiao, with questions about the challenges that women face in China.
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The U.S. Virgin Islands were pummeled by Hurricane Irma — and while the federal response has been "awesome," more assistance is needed, Gov.
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Hurricane Harvey's heavy rainfall and record flooding pummeled restaurant sales last week in Texas, and Hurricane Irma's wrath isn't too far behind.
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New York was pummeled by 22 inches of snow, closing down the Brooklyn Bridge, while other areas received 40 to 50 inches.
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Chinese stock markets and the country's currency have been pummeled in recent months by fears about the economy and the trade war.
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Congress has yet to vote on legislation tailored to emergency efforts for Hurricane Irma, which pummeled the Florida coast starting last weekend.
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When Hurricane Sandy pummeled through New York City in 2012, floodwaters inundated several stations from track to ceiling with corrosive salt water.
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The storm pummeled Texas and Louisiana for nearly a week, and managed to break a rainfall record for a single tropical storm.
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A typhoon that pummeled the central Philippines on Christmas Day has killed at least 16 people, Filipino authorities said Thursday, per AFP.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Alex Chen, 40, an importer of U.S. wines in Shanghai, knows what it's like to be pummeled by Chinese tariffs.
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Here's a list of the numerous mistakes, scandals and other events in 2018 that have pummeled Facebook's stock price into its current spiral.
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Do you think any of the corporate communication people ever say, "If we name it Tronc we will be pummeled unmercifully on Twitter"?
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They'll be pummeled by waves the size of four-story buildings, and they'll have Mark Sponsler, the competition's official surf forecaster, to thank.
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Regime forces, led by Bashar's uncle, Rifaat, surrounded Hama and pummeled it for weeks with tank and artillery fire, killing at least 10,000.
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Wild weather pummeled the United States' mid-section Thursday evening, with tornadoes reported in Kansas and Texas and flash-flood fears near Austin.
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The pair was spotted splashing in the waves, with Lorde clutching tight to her bandeau top as she got pummeled by the Pacific.
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These problems have existed for years but came into sharp focus after Hurricane Maria's category 4 winds pummeled the island in September 2017.
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"I'm freaking out because in my mind I could see myself just getting absolutely pummeled," Bryant, who turned 60 on Thursday, tells PEOPLE.
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According to prosecutors, Lucas and Christopher were allegedly intermittently pummeled, kicked, and whipped by nine of the church's congregants – including their own parents.
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The fight was a war ... and the guys pummeled each other ... so friends is probably the last thing you'd expect they become, right?
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These problems have existed for years but came into sharp focus after Hurricane Maria's Category 4 winds pummeled the island in September 2017.
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That evening, Leonard and his 19-year-old brother, Lucas, were allegedly whipped and pummeled by several church members, including their own parents.
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Harvey pummeled the heart of the U.S. energy industry in Texas, dumping a record amount of rain and triggering catastrophic flooding in Houston.
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"The branches of glowing material are most likely molecular gas that was pummeled by a shockwave generated by the supernova," NASA officials said.
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After making landfall as a Category 4 hurricane on Friday night, the Texas coastal bend was pummeled with rain and 130 mph winds.
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"I'm glad I wasn't there 'cause I guess all of that -- he got pummeled, wow," Trump said Friday of the Fox News debate.
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The energy sector was pummeled as crude prices tumbled from above $100 per barrel in mid 2014 to below $30 early last year.
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Clinton won among white voters without a college degree who were over age 30, but she was pummeled among those who were younger.
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In 2628, Houston, Florida and Puerto Rico were pummeled by three of the most damaging hurricanes in history —Harvey, Irma and Maria, respectively.
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Since Hurricane Maria pummeled the island in September, there's been barely enough power for air conditioning; Christmas lights are out of the question.
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The residents have been pummeled for the past week by Syrian and Russian airstrikes, including by powerful bombs that can pulverize underground shelters.
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Chinese authorities granted licenses for two Tencent games this week, ending a nine-month freeze that had pummeled its stock price in 2018.
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Huffman was the amiable can, the one we could all sympathize with as he was pummeled by fists and life and a woman.
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Just as everyone dusted off their shoulders and started to rebuild, Maria came through and pummeled the shards from Irma, leaving only pulp.
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Warplanes and attack helicopters have pummeled Houthi positions in the city in what aid workers called a near-continuous barrage of air attacks.
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Mr. Clinton pummeled his tormentor, the independent counsel Kenneth W. Starr, and George W. Bush at times suggested opponents were soft on terrorism.
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Then, they were forced to retreat to the safety of Cape Horn for eight long days as wind and rain pummeled the seas.
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The decline in stock prices also pummeled Berkshire's book value per Class A share, which fell 7.1 percent in the quarter to $212,503.
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Shares of JPMorgan have been pummeled in the past week, along with the rest of the banking industry, amid the worsening coronavirus outbreak.
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Travel-related stocks also got pummeled today, notably Boeing, which announced in a monthly update that companies were canceling the 737 MAX aircraft.
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JOHANNESBURG — A storm pummeled the coastline around Cape Town on Wednesday, unleashing heavy rains and high winds that fanned fires and forced evacuations.
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Mr. Bloomberg was pummeled by all, his wealth, his stop-and-frisk policy, his nondisclosure agreements all fodder for endless very loud criticism.
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At the U.S. Open, Naomi Osaka pummeled the defending champion, Angelique Kerber, in a match that lasted only 1 hour and 5 minutes.
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Some of Trump's supporters pummeled a protester and some called for the jailing of another woman who has accused Trump of sexual assault.
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The outbreak began in recent weeks when heavy rains pummeled the area, which led to the flooding of a major river in Kassala.
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Especially when it's being pummeled by the members of Yarn/Wire, a fierce new-music ensemble consisting of two pianists and two percussionists.
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"White power!" they yelled as some of them pummeled Mr. Anderson, who was 47, and stole his cellphone, his wallet and a ring.
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Madsen was also pummeled by ex-UFC star Travis Browne -- who happened to be ringside with his wife Ronda Rousey during the attack.
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These problems have existed for years, but came into sharp focus after Hurricane Maria's category 4 winds pummeled the island in October 233.
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Over the last seven months, as a handful of analysts have pummeled Disney over a slowdown at ESPN, Disney's stock has fallen 28 percent.
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Republicans knew Sessions had been pummeled during his confirmation hearings by Democrats, who also routinely blasted him at news conferences and at other events.
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Though the Saudi-led coalition has pummeled civilian sites in areas controlled by Houthi rebels and their allies, it has rarely gone after AQAP.
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Stocks have been getting pummeled lately but they could recover some of those losses over the next month, if market history is any indication.
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American media picked up this revelation soon thereafter, and, by the end of the summer, the controversy had pummeled its way across the Atlantic.
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The movie "Requiem for a Heavyweight" begins and the fictional character "Mountain" Rivera is being pummeled by an unseen foe with piston-like fists.
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The pound got pummeled, while the usual suspects were benefiting from the panic: The dollar, yen, gold and Treasurys all surged on the news.
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Star-Lord agrees to help (while moonwalking in his bedroom), and the ensuing battle mostly involves the Guardians' ship being pummeled by enemy fire.
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The anti-DDoS technology aims to protect websites and services from being pummeled with tons of junk internet traffic from multiple sources at once.
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They accused me of being gay and "spreading a gay agenda," as they pummeled me; each punch was an assault on who I was.
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Virginia Tech coach Buzz Williams told his players he wanted them to change their approach after getting pummeled at Virginia back on Feb. 1.
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I have to believe there is that disconnect, and much of it, I think, has been the way she has been pummeled and characterized.
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Leonard described how he and several other members of the church allegedly pummeled and whipped his two teen sons during a church counseling session.
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Trader David Seaburg said companies like TJX and Lululemon look attractive because they did not have "horrible" earnings, yet the stocks got pummeled anyways.
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The girl was killed as a hail of police and National Guard bullets pummeled an apartment building where she was huddled on the floor.
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The punks apparently ripped off his big, goofy mask, pummeled him, and yelled racial slurs before taking off with the cash he'd made busking.
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Hundreds of people are unaccounted for, believed to be hiding in the basements of a city that has been pummeled by government air strikes.
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Slice's opponent, Seth Petruzelli, said he was asked to go easy on the novice fighter, but instead pummeled him into submission in 14 seconds.
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Winds at speeds up to 145 miles per hour tore through the country and torrential rains pummeled it, according to The New York Times.
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It's been more than a week since Hurricane Maria pummeled the island, leaving millions of Puerto Ricans without power and little food and fuel.
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RALEIGH, N.C. — North Carolina has been pummeled with boycotts, criticism and cancellations in the wake of its new law on gay and transgender rights.
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And when a deluge of rain pummeled the roof's Teflon-covered panels during Murray's match, a deafening roar thundered down from eight stories up.
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Western Michigan pummeled NAIA foe Siena Heights by 31 in its season opener before dropping a 78-60 decision at South Carolina on Monday.
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Hurricane Dorian pummeled the Bahamas with 200-mph winds last week, killing at least 50 people and causing immense destruction among the Abacos islands.
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Opposition leaders called instead for an early presidential election, which Maduro would likely lose as his popularity gets pummeled by the country's economic woes.
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A week after Hurricane Harvey first hit the Gulf Coast, Houston is still drowning in the unprecedented amount of rain that's pummeled the city.
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The senator's planned trip to Puerto Rico, a territory of the United States, comes more than a year after Hurricane Maria pummeled the island.
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Companies from hotels to restaurants to manufacturers have argued the coronavirus has pummeled their business, and they need government aid just to stay afloat.
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U.S. flooding: Record floods pummeled the Midwest, inundating farmland and killing off livestock at a time when farmers and ranchers can least afford it.
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Berlin is a dateline we associate with news of people getting pummeled or harassed, for the sin of wearing a kippah or speaking Hebrew.
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When my mother fought back as my stepfather pummeled her with his fists, I was afraid that she'd be locked up for protecting herself.
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"I'm not a violent person by nature, but there are some evil forces out there that should be pummeled into the ground," he said.
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Having been thoroughly pummeled last week, Mr. Bloomberg might be better prepared this time to parry the blows and throw some of his own.
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But even when, say, the Chicago Bears pummeled the New England Patriots 46-10 in Super Bowl XX, there were legitimate issues to discuss.
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After the battle, the fallout The Old City and its western districts, which were pummeled by US-led coalition airstrikes, are still in ruins.
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China's stock markets have also been pummeled in recent months by fears about the health of the country's economy and the intensifying trade war.
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At sunrise on Sunday, US-led coalition airstrikes pummeled the western part of Baghouz Al-Fawqani, sending dark columns of smoke into the sky.
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At-risk Democrats have privately and publicly lamented that they are being pummeled on the airwaves and online over the looming impeachment vote. Rep.
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Large parts of South America have been pummeled for weeks by torrential rains that are wreaking havoc throughout the western region of the continent.
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The village had been pummeled by rains throughout the month, but the downpour that afternoon was the heaviest yet, and people were growing anxious.
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The country's stock markets and currency have been pummeled in recent months by fears about the economy and the impact of the trade war.
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Another round of off-the-charts rains recently pummeled the watersheds upstream from him, taking the great Missouri River to dangerously high levels again.
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In the heart of the old city, craters littered intersections and roadways, marking the places where bombs pummeled the ground, dropped from coalition warplanes.
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And the already sickly oil industry was pummeled by price drops that were intensified because of a coincident feud between Saudi Arabia and Russia.
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A snowstorm that already pummeled the Seattle area is moving through the Midwest and heading toward the Northeast, according to the National Weather Service.
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There were the men of the El Bolillo bakery, who baked pounds and pounds of bread while trapped inside as Hurricane Harvey pummeled Houston.
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On The Late Show, Stephen Colbert — no longer playing the Colbert Report character of his Comedy Central days — earnestly pummeled Trump until election night.
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Syrian regime warplanes pummeled the rebel-held Eastern Ghouta enclave for the fifth consecutive day Friday, killing more than 200 civilians this week alone.
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You see cops drag the man who screams in agony before getting pummeled with such force he starts bleeding from his nose and mouth.
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Among the dead were 29 prisoners, six officers, and four state workers, including CO William Quinn, who was pummeled to death when the uprising began.
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North India has been pummeled repeatedly by wind and rain in recent weeks, including one storm that killed 134 people and another that killed 43.
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Large swaths of the oil sector have been pummeled as concerns about a supply glut and global economic pressures have weighed on energy-related equities.
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A sinkhole has opened up near Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's home in an exclusive Sydney suburb after heavy rain pummeled the region on Tuesday.
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"But ... McDonald's has a gigantic international presence — only 33 percent domestic — and its stock has been pummeled ever since the Fed narrative changed," Cramer said.
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Internet-connected gadgets can be hacked and leveraged for "denial of service" attacks of the sort that pummeled major sites across the Web last fall.
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But SolarCity shares have gotten pummeled of late, plunging 62 percent in the past year, amid skepticism that the solar leasing model could generate profits.
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Almost 1.7 million homes and businesses were without power in the Northeast and Midwest as the storm pummeled the East Coast from Virginia to Maine.
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That storm, of course, paled in comparison to the force of Hurricane Matthew, which pummeled Haiti on Tuesday with 0003 mph winds and heavy rain.
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The suspect tries to outrun a helicopter in an open field, but while making a break for it, he gets pummeled by a police SUV.
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Aleppo and its surrounding areas were pummeled by regime airstrikes from Wednesday through Friday, activists with the opposition-aligned Aleppo Media Center (AMC) told CNN.
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Boeing shares were pummeled last month after its popular 737 MAX jet was involved in a second fatal crash and the aircraft was grounded worldwide.
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Ted Cruz an "anchor baby" during a campaign stop in which he also said his chief Republican rival got "pummeled" at Thursday night's GOP debate.
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The Vancouver rookie picked up a boarding penalty but also pummeled Predators left winger Filip Forsberg, who had dropped his gloves, earning a roughing minor.
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The 6-foot-6 (1.98-metre) ninth seed pummeled Lacko from both sides of the court, winning 98 percent of points on his first serve.
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Millions of people from Corpus Christi to New Orleans were under flood watches and warnings Monday as Harvey's storm bands repeatedly pummeled the same areas.
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Hurricane Dorian pummeled the Bahamas on September 1 as a Category 5 storm, destroying houses and creating a storm surge of up to 23 feet.
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Flooding across the region For many, the storm was an unpleasant reminder of Superstorm Sandy, which pummeled New York and New Jersey five years ago.
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On April 15, 2007, a once-in-a-century nor'easter pummeled the Westchester County seaboard with eight inches of rain in a 24-hour period.
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The sight of their Hamzah being pummeled startled his friends, who had been harboring a more abstract understanding of what it meant to box professionally.
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No one absorbs a punch line better than Patrick Warburton, and he is certainly pummeled with them in "Crowded," which starts on Tuesday on NBC.
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A Madea Halloween (21 percent) or that movie where Sacha Baron Cohen got pummeled by an elephant's dick after climbing into a second elephant's vagina.
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Line: Steelers by 7 There was some talk that Pittsburgh's offense was struggling after the Steelers were pummeled, 34-3, by Philadelphia in Week 3.
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The storm left a broad tableau of devastation: houses pummeled into timber, crops destroyed and stretches of towns and villages under several feet of water.
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Democrats seized on the latest accusations to call on Judge Kavanaugh to withdraw, and they pummeled Republicans with requests for outside investigations of the accusations.
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One night we returned to our hotel in Hajjah, a town ringed by rocky ridges in a province that has been pummeled by Saudi airstrikes.
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That moment was hailed on national television and social media as an example of heroism and the bond between two hurricane-pummeled Gulf Coast states.
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Jeffrey Buchanan arrived in Puerto Rico about a week after Hurricane Maria pummeled the island, in the midst of fierce criticism of the federal response.
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Our sportswriter watched the opening game of the World Cup on Thursday, in which Russia pummeled Saudi Arabia, at a military outpost in eastern Ukraine.
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Scientists think molecules with phosphorus begin to form on the walls of these cavities as they&aposre pummeled with radiation from the young, massive stars.
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US warships pummeled a government airbase with missiles on April 21, 2000, a day after more than 24 Syrians died in a ghastly chemical attack.
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The Northeastern peach crop was pummeled in 2016 when zero-degree temperatures hit orchards so hard some growers still call it the Valentine's Day Massacre.
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The outer bands of the Category 19923 cyclone pummeled Big Island on Thursday, triggering landslides and causing flooding that forced officials to close some roads.
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For weeks, US-led coalition airstrikes had pummeled parts of the town while fighters from the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) pushed forward on the ground.
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On top of all this, ISIS fighters have been pummeled by Afghan and U.S. firepower, including the infamous "mother of all bombs," for many months.
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The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index slid 50.38%, on track for its worst one-day drop since Jan 13, when fears about the health crisis pummeled markets.
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The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index slid 250%, on track for its worst one-day drop since Jan 50.38, when fears about the health crisis pummeled markets.
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Democrats in the mid-term election pummeled Republicans over their attacks on the law, which they believe helped them take back control of the House.
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A heavy storm rolled across Texas and dropped golf-ball-size hail that pummeled his 2013 Hyundai Genesis and punched holes in the sedan's windows.
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The far side of the moon has retained a pristine record of its youth, particularly the number of times that ancient objects pummeled its surface.
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Our drones pummeled them from the air on the frontlines, but there was much less we could do about the terrorist attacks in the malls.
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Meanwhile, gunsmiths Smith & Wesson and Sturm Ruger were pummeled as fears of new firearms regulation dwindled, and with them the need for consumers to stockpile weapons.
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Shares in both companies were pummeled last year, hit by fears of China's slowing economy, the US-China trade war and a broader tech sell-off.
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A cursory Google search will turn up headlines on news sites, conservative and liberal alike, describing Lord getting "pummeled" and "owned" for his defenses of Trump.
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When Hurricane Michael pummeled the Florida panhandle last week, scientists wondered whether the storm would finally shake loose the red tide clinging to the state's coastline.
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The latest theory — that her bones were dug up, pummeled into fragments and dust, then discarded again — is as painful to consider as any of them.
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Back in 2015, the Post reported that MS-13 killed five people in the area, one of them was pummeled with rocks after being fatally stabbed.
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The Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund fell more than 2 percent in the past week, as stocks that have made huge gains this year got pummeled.
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Now, with Lending Club and OnDeck Capital's shares getting pummeled by public market investors, news outlets are asking if this is the end for fintech lenders.
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A week after Hurricane Harvey pummeled the Texas coast as a Category 4 storm, some residents of the region are finally beginning their journey toward recovery.
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Molinos and other Argentine soy crushers have been pummeled by fallout from the U.S.-China trade policy war which has given U.S. crushers a competitive advantage.
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That ranked as the most expensive storm in U.S. history, until Hurricane Katrina inundated New Orleans and pummeled other parts of the U.S. South in 2005.
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The Australian dollar has also been hit hard this year, pummeled by twin concerns of its own economy and that of China — it's largest trading partner.
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Pastor Cruz ends up at Francisco's apartment drunk and angry following Mylene's performance, where the so-called man of God was pummeled and tossed out of.
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Severe weather pummeled the region, infrastructure was mangled, trailer homes demolished, and people hurt — but there weren't as many supercell storms as forecasters projected, explained Strader.
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But now the coal industry is being pummeled once again by the enormous quantity of cheap natural gas which has been unlocked by the shale revolution.
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Irma pummeled St. Thomas, the most populated of the US Virgin Islands, with wind and rain on Tuesday, causing extensive damage to the popular tourist destination.
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Although it caused little reported damage in Yemen and Oman, the storm pummeled nearby Somalia, where local media reported at least 31 dead and thousands displaced.
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Refineries further west have largely restored operations after Hurricane Harvey pummeled southeastern Texas about six weeks ago, shutting down about a quarter of U.S. refining capacity.
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Long before that, the warmer temperatures will continue to create stronger and more extreme weather events, like Hurricane Sandy, which pummeled New York in October 2012.
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U.S. distillate demand, which was pummeled by a historically mild winter, fell 9.9 percent from January last year, as warmer weather cut demand for heating oil.
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Interracial relationships are still a significant trigger for her; the idea that it was forbidden to marry a black man was "pummeled into me," she said.
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Over Labor Day Weekend, Hurricane Dorian attained Category 5 status and pummeled the Bahamas, causing at least 50 deaths and devastating entire islands in its wake.
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In October 2012, Hurricane Sandy pummeled the island, causing the already rising seas to spill over the streets and into the homes of Tangier's 481 residents.
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At the very best, he's got a wild-card team that's going to get pummeled by Montreal or Washington in the first round of the playoffs.
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Less than ten games into the season, and big buddy Kentucky is glassy eyed staring at the finish line while his team just gets fucking pummeled.
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The lucrative contract has also come under scrutiny for being awarded to a tiny company that had only two employees when Hurricane Maria pummeled Puerto Rico.
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Washington is being pummeled by a storm that's dropped more than a foot of snow on the city and has shown no signs of letting up.
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Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor said she has yet to hear from "half her family" in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria pummeled the island on Wednesday.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — As Hurricane Maria pummeled Puerto Rico, María Martínez Espada, 2000, slipped because of a water leak in her apartment and broke her hip.
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Midwest flooding: Record floods that have pummeled part of the U.S. are inflicting a devastating toll on farmers and ranchers when they can least afford it.
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Stocks around the world are getting pummeled, while commodities and bonds are tumbling — all of which have left investors with few places to put their money.
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BAGHDAD — The Islamic State has been stripped of nearly all the territory it ruled in Iraq and Syria and has been pummeled by nearly 30,000 airstrikes.
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Go deeper: Joe Biden on the issues, in under 500 words Joe Biden's 2020 elections reboot Axios-NewsWhip 2020 attention tracker: Biden pummeled for his gaffes
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Indonesia, an archipelagic nation of more than 13,13 islands, is one of the most seismically active places on earth and is regularly pummeled by natural disasters.
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Soon, the figures will get even harder to interpret, as the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, which pummeled the nation's largest new-housing market, affects the data.
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In that material he found stark references to what she had withheld from news interviewers: that her husband had nearly pummeled her to death several times.
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Cellphone video from a witness showed the boat taking on water and struggling to move as it was being pummeled with powerful waves before it sank.
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And it's because our system has become overrun by these market and institutional incentives that have pummeled the humanity out of otherwise well-meaning public servants.
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McMahon said northern and central Wisconsin bore the brunt of the storm, pummeled by a band that dropped up to 12 inches (30 cm) of snow.
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China is still the biggest swing factor, and its stock market has been pummeled this year, officially entering a bear market with losses over 20 percent.
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Trump has hammered the GOP establishment over the U.S.-led war in Iraq, and Sanders has pummeled Biden over his vote to authorize that military action.
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In the 2014 season, Oregon pummeled Florida State in a semifinal game, winning by 39 points, still the largest margin of victory in the Playoff's history.
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Trump and his aides have pummeled the media for its coverage of the Russia investigation in the wake of Barr's letter to lawmakers about Mueller's findings.
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His strategy was simple: Collect $1.43 from the child who was about to be pummeled and split his winnings with the bully to end the dispute.
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Donkeys are notoriously skittish about sudden moves, and their natural reaction is to hammer away with their hooves until the threat is pummeled into the dirt.
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But jump or fall in, and you could quickly find yourself sucked into an underwater crevice or pummeled against the rocky cleft walls by the current.
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How the city is preparing All of the preparation comes more than a week after Florence made landfall and pummeled the Carolinas with wind and rain.
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And I have been weirdly pummeled on the platform by users calling Ms. Ressa a con artist since I posted that I was speaking to her.
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But getting a handle on how frequently these destructive storms have pummeled the planet is tough because records stretch back only about a century and a half.
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The bomb cyclone that pummeled Colorado and killed a state trooper on Wednesday is now traveling east, unleashing snow, rain, and powerful winds through the midwest today.
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The man who got pummeled by Kourtney Kardashian's ex says he's going to sue Drake and Odell Beckham Jr. ... because he believes they're responsible for the attack.
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Granted many of us are still getting pummeled with winter weather, but the first official day of spring is next week, so you may already be pumped.
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And even high-growth businesses with big brands like Yelp and Pandora have gotten pummeled by investors on continued concern that the dominant companies will overwhelm them.
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Facing the flood Over three days last week, upward of 10 inches of rain pummeled parts of eastern Iowa and western Wisconsin, CNN meteorologist Allison Chinchar said.
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The news pummeled stock markets already nervous about increased tension between the United States and China and prompted experts to predict that Beijing would retaliate against Canada.
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Indians 16, Mariners (ss) 2 Oscar Mercado went 23-for-3 with a solo homer and an RBI double as visiting Cleveland pummeled Seattle in Peoria, Ariz.
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The 28-year-old Cuban gave up two runs or fewer in six consecutive starts - going 3-43 during the stretch - before being pummeled by the Twins.
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But the latest paper warns that cosmic radiation could greatly impact the ability of Mars astronauts to perform their job as they are pummeled with cosmic rays.
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Rising tensions between China and the U.S. pummeled stocks, as investors began to take seriously the risk of a trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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Idai, one of the worst storms on record to hit Mozambique, pummeled Beira before moving inland, killing a total of 1,000 people across Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi.
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Hortonworks, Cloudera's top competitor, went public in December 2014, and has since gotten pummeled, dropping from $16 a share at its debut to $10.67 at Monday's close.
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Looking at a long-term chart of Freeport-McMoRan, Andrew Keene noted that after getting pummeled over the last few years, the shares have consolidated in 2016.
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The 32-year-old has pummeled the Predators with four points this season, highlighted by a two-goal performance in a 103-2 triumph on Dec. 15.
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After Irma, Hurricane Jose looms The Caribbean islands already pummeled by Irma have begun assessing the damage, finding shredded buildings, battered cars and streets submerged in water.
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Bad, "inedible" stocks do persist: the oil cohort has been very volatile of late, and consumer packaged goods companies that aren't prime for takeovers have been pummeled.
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One of the most celebrated authors about race in America writing about a black superhero who has pummeled Captain America and members of the Ku Klux Klan?
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The only group Cramer was hesitant to recommend was retail, which was pummeled after Nordstrom postponed going private because it wasn't able to raise the necessary capital.
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Two animals were killed and 14 people were injured at a Colorado zoo when they were pummeled with large hail during an intense thunderstorm Monday, officials said.
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Another was an employee from an optician's shop who joined a growing mob at the shrine and pummeled Farkhunda with a rock the size of a watermelon.
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Florida has experienced a boom in the growth of the Puerto Rican community after the island experienced an economic collapse and two hurricanes pummeled it in 2017.
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Hurricane Dorian was one of the most powerful storms to ever hit land in the Atlantic as it pummeled the Bahamas with record-breaking winds on Sunday.
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The deaths come amid a broad tableau of devastation: houses pummeled into timber, crops destroyed and large parts of towns and villages under several feet of water.
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Further hope for a renewed cease-fire evaporated as regime forces, with Russian backing, pummeled Aleppo in a new assault on rebel-held parts of the city.
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A story emerged, contradicted by video, of Laquan trying to stab three officers and then trying to get up from the ground after being pummeled by bullets.
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The holding companies' stock prices have been pummeled by coronavirus fearsThese companies' stock prices have dropped 20% to 35% as the coronavirus rattles markets around the world.
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There's something satisfying about sitting in a warm pool watching the raindrops that had pummeled us the whole trip slide off the plastic bubble that enveloped us.
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Management has been so pummeled with the notion that workers must be friends that not wanting to eat cake with some near-strangers may seem like shirking.
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Andreescu changed the pace, which has become one of her trademarks, but her looping forehand landed short, and Osaka pummeled a leaping backhand winner down the line.
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A rare sight On the other side of the world, a town in coastal Spain was flooded with sea foam as a powerful storm pummeled the country.
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There is abundant evidence that the Moon and Earth were getting pummeled by celestial bodies at this time, during an event known as the Late Heavy Bombardment.
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House members repeatedly pummeled Facebook over its user settings, many of which are currently set to share information — and not to keep that data private — by default.
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Puerto Rico and St. Croix, two places that were in good enough shape after Irma to be relief hubs for their neighbors, were subsequently pummeled by Maria.
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Bloomberg was pummeled by his competitors over his record on criminal justice, his treatment of women and female employees, and his status as a self-funding billionaire.
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A recent example of extreme weather disproportionately impacting low-income communities is Hurricane Dorian, which pummeled the Bahamas for days, destroying entire neighborhoods and killing 61 people.
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In the Los Angeles neighborhood of Studio City, torrential rains pummeled the roads on Friday night, causing a 20-foot sinkhole to open on Laurel Canyon Boulevard.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump and Republicans in Congress have pummeled the Affordable Care Act, complaining of high deductibles, soaring premiums and a shrinking menu of options for consumers.
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The World Cup kicked off on Thursday week with Russia facing Saudi Arabia, during which the host country pummeled the Saudis in a match ending 5-0.
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For more than two and a half rounds, Kim and Reyes pummeled each other with nearly 250 combined strikes, each nearly finishing the other on multiple occasions.
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But the vitriol was so intense that it seemed to surprise even Mr. Trump, a combative figure who had not been so roundly pummeled at a debate before.
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Gabriella was born on August 13, just a week before Hurricane Harvey pummeled cities around Texas, leading to the evacuation and displacement of tens of thousands of residents.
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His alleged getaway driver, Eddy Vladimir Feliz Garcia, couldn't escape because his motorcycle stalled, and a crowd pummeled him before turning him over to authorities, according to police.
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In the last few months, waves of ransomware attacks have pummeled the world, disrupting not just businesses but also vital services like hospital care, energy infrastructure, and telecoms.
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" But now, stocks "around the world are getting pummeled, while commodities and bonds are tumbling — all of which have left investors with few places to put their money.
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Chicago was pummeled by rain earlier Wednesday, and more severe storms over central Illinois, northwest Indiana, and parts of Wisconsin and Iowa were expected Wednesday night, forecasters said.
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Ecuador will pay them for increases in output, as the small Andean country seeks to boost production amid a slump in oil prices that has pummeled its economy.
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This new little guy, called EET 83309, has pieces of different meteorites embedded within it, which suggests that its parent asteroid was pummeled by other pieces of rock.
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A powerful 210 magnitude earthquake pummeled central New Zealand early on Monday, killing at least two people, damaging roads and buildings and setting off hundreds of strong aftershocks.
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Nearly 30,000 households in Puerto Rico are still living like this, literally without a real roof over their heads, almost two years after Hurricane Maria pummeled the island.
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Other companies that went public this year are getting pummeled, including Eventbrite, which is down 10 percent, and DocuSign and Zscaler, which each fell more than 4 percent.
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The last time the Chicago Mercantile Exchange's circuit breaker was triggered on index futures was in August, when a selloff in Chinese stocks pummeled shares around the world.
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This latest storm comes a little more than two weeks after a massive winter storm pummeled New York and the Washington region with a few feet of snow.
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The Patriots are getting pummeled today in their game against the Buffalo Bills, and head coach Bill Belichick ended up taking his frustration out on his Microsoft Surface.
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Travelers said catastrophe losses rose 700 percent from a year ago, as Texas suffered from historic rains caused by Harvey and Irma pummeled Florida and several southern states.
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The US commonwealth was ordered to turn over to CNN and another news organization a database of information on all deaths that occurred after Maria pummeled the island.
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Seth Smith hit two home runs, and Adam Lind and Kyle Seager hit three-run homers as the host Seattle Mariners pummeled the San Diego Padres, 15.93-4.
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Filipinos, pummeled by years of violent crime and corrupt, ineffective law enforcement, handed him an overwhelming victory in the May presidential election, and have largely embraced his approach.
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The record-breaking storm was slow and devastating — it stalled over the Bahamas and pummeled the islands with 185-mph winds and up to 30 inches of rain.
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The Washington Redskins defensive back pummeled a man in the middle of a Virginia street around 2 AM ... and the video we obtained shows the brutal knockout punch.
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The Red Bulls dropped their second straight MLS road contest, 4-0 at Houston, on Wednesday while Atlanta was pummeled 5-1 at Chicago on the same night.
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Video shows a man in a grey shirt wrapping his arms around Chiu's neck before biting his ear while onlookers pummeled him and tried to end the attack.
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When the pair of visitors, both journalists for The New York Times, decided to descend, the crowd rushed at them, hurled rocks and pummeled two dozen police officers.
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It was the deadliest accident to hit Nepal's climbing community since 2015, when an avalanche set off by an earthquake pummeled climbers on Mount Everest, killing 18 people.
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Jimmy Fallon implied that the president seemed more interested in the photo opportunity than in addressing the effects of Hurricane Michael, which pummeled the Florida Panhandle this week.
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Last week, a nor'easter pummeled the East Coast on the heels of another powerful storm that knocked out power for 2.7 million and killed at least eight people.
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In particular, General Milley has cited the ill-fated Battle of Kasserine Pass during World War II, when unprepared American troops were outfoxed and pummeled by German forces.
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Nationalism is a powerful force that invariably causes the people being pummeled to hang together, instead of rising up to demand that their leaders surrender to the enemy.
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From there, the systems worked in tandem to suck cold air from the Northwest into regions that had just been pummeled with up to two feet of snow.
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After rain pummeled Mid-Atlantic States in recent weeks, Maryland officials publicly lamented the masses of trash flowing into Chesapeake Bay — and blamed two states to the north.
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AVDIIVKA, Ukraine — Headquarters for the 2nd Battalion of the 92nd Brigade of the Ukrainian Army is in a pummeled building that once housed the district road repair agency.
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They will be lightly pummeled about their responsibility for election meddling by foreign powers and the related use and abuse of fake news on their enormous communications platforms.
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The Saudi coalition pummeled the airport in Sana, the capital, and began an offensive against the Houthi-controlled port of Hodeida, a vital gateway for food and supplies.
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Unemployment-insurance claims skyrocketed to a record 3.3 million in the week ended March 21, giving economists a first look at how quickly containment measures pummeled the economy.
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The devastating storm, which pummeled the islands for two days, has left 70,000 people across Great Abaco and Grand Bahama homeless and in need of food and water.
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But this much we do know: The cyclone strengthened Wednesday from a tropical storm to a hurricane, whipping 80-mph winds as it pummeled the US Virgin Islands.
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Scott warned that Irma is "bigger, faster and stronger" than Hurricane Andrew, which pummeled south Florida 25 years ago and wiped out entire neighborhoods with its ferocious winds.
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As tropical storm Harvey pummeled the city of Houston Sunday morning, Maya Wadler, 71777, sat awake, alone and scared, one of millions of Texans trapped in Harvey's path.
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Nearly five months after the hurricane pummeled the US territory, 303,895 families are still being put up in hotel rooms paid for by FEMA's Transitional Shelter Assistance program.
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After being pummeled by opponents in his 2020 debate debut, former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg put his video team to work Thursday with a misleading mashup.
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Arizona was also pummeled by a one-two punch of flooding from back-to-back remnants of Norbert and Odile, on September 8 and 18 respectively, in 2014.
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Think again -- a cold snap is going to hit a large swath of the US, while the East Coast could get pummeled by a brewing strong coastal storm.
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In the last month, nearly all parties to the civil war have been involved in escalatory attacks, while Syrian President Bashar Assad has pummeled civilians in Eastern Ghouta.
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The streaming platform stock was pummeled Friday after Pivotal Research slapped a sell rating and $1003 price target on it, fearing a rush of competition in the space.
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When Hurricane Maria pummeled Puerto Rico two years ago, people living in poorer neighborhoods were 2900 percent more likely to die during the six months after the storm.
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In the year since Hillary Clinton pummeled Bernie Sanders in the California presidential primary, Democrats here have rejected anti-establishment candidates for Congress and the state party chairmanship.
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As we reported, Sean got into verbal altercation with Migos at the Sands Expo and Convention Center Tuesday afternoon and the group allegedly pummeled him to the ground.
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On the same day, OHCHR separately confirmed that additional airstrikes had pummeled the capital Sana'a that morning, including one that damaged a center offering rehabilitation services for the blind.
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The story actually begins in 1985, when Miami, after Fighting Irish Coach Jerry Faust had announced his resignation, pummeled then-struggling Notre Dame by a score of 58-7.
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All-Star Josh Bell homered three times and drove in seven runs as the Pittsburgh Pirates pounded out 23 hits Monday and pummeled the visiting Chicago Cubs 18-5.
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Financial analysts had predicted that the launch of one-day shipping would eat into Amazon's earnings, but even with the forewarning investors pummeled the stock after the market closed.
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And yet, even armed with 10 years of experience, I confronted another job loss in 2009 when the boutique agency I worked for was pummeled by the Great Recession.
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I was constantly yelling, "HEY, AHGGHBLERGH" after getting cut off by drivers or pummeled by Uber/Lyft passengers that don't look over their shoulders before opening the car door.
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"Our area here in WNY was pummeled by violent wind the last few days, over 160,000 lost power—some still don't have it," he wrote in a Facebook post.
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Here's what we know ... cops responded to a home in Providence early Tuesday morning -- where witnesses claimed the 55-year-old pummeled another man during a dispute over money.
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The flooding in the area -- brought on by 6.9 trillion gallons of rain that pummeled Louisiana last week -- damaged more than 40,000 homes and killed at least 13 people.
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Overall, the survey showed the benefits of the recovery being more extensively felt after a period in which an economic crisis and recession pummeled low- and middle-income earnings.
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Trump has yet to air any advertisements in the general election even as he is pummeled by tens of millions of dollars from Clinton's campaign and groups supporting her.
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Former President Cristina Fernandez's welfare spending, electricity subsidies and industry protections were applauded by many poor and working class Argentines, but the measures generated inflation and pummeled public finances.
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Crude's collapse from $100 a barrel since mid-2014 has already pummeled Russia, which relies on energy for about half its budget revenues and 40 percent of its exports.
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This bone-chilling weather comes a little more than two weeks after a massive winter storm pummeled New York and the Washington region with a few feet of snow.
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TMZ broke the story ... "Teen Mom 2" star Jenelle Evans' husband, David Eason, is under investigation for animal cruelty after he allegedly pummeled and then shot his family dog.
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Puerto Rico is also still recovering from Hurricane Maria, which pummeled Puerto Rico in September of 2017, which left parts of the island without power for about a year.
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The irony of moving forward with nothing in public is hardly lost on Democrats, who were pummeled by Republicans in 2009 as they were drafting the Affordable Care Act.
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Rousseff's popularity has been pummeled by Brazil's worst economic downturn since the Great Depression and the spreading corruption investigation focused on the state-run oil company, known as Petrobras.
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The backdrop: February has proven to be one of the most volatile months for the stock market in years, pummeled by investor fears about inflation and higher interest rates.
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The New York Times' new columnist got pummeled over for his first op-ed, "Climate of Complete Certainty," in which he cast doubt on the certainty of climate science.
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CSX reported a slight increase in coal freight volumes in the fourth quarter from a year earlier after nearly two years of decline which have pummeled the U.S. railroads.
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About 97% of Puerto Rico's 3.4 million residents are without power and half without running water, more than one week after Hurricane Maria pummeled the island, according to Gov.
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In the summer of 1932 Birobidzhan, some 4,000 miles from Moscow and near the Chinese border, was pummeled by plagues — floods, dead cows, the collapse of hastily constructed buildings.
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Hurricane Dorian has been downgraded to a post-tropical cyclone since it pummeled the Bahamas and moved north along the East Coast, but it's still causing plenty of damage.
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The series of negative developments over the last year have pummeled Valeant's stock — pushing it down to its current $17 a share from nearly $100 a share last November.
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Modest gains from Europe's main bourses relieved nervy investors after the latest escalation in an increasingly global trade dispute pummeled Wall Street and sent China into bear market territory.
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"Sara" will debut on the list of storm names this year, having replaced Sandy, which was retired after the notable 2012 superstorm that pummeled New Jersey and New York.
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Photographs from the town showed rescuers clawing through the debris and buildings that had been pummeled by the explosion, including a small hospital whose windows had been blown out.
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On Tuesday, the authorities in the Aegean island of Symi, known for its colorful neoclassical houses and picturesque harbor, declared a state of emergency after rainstorms pummeled the area.
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ALGONA, Iowa — For nearly two decades, Representative Steve King pummeled Republican primary challengers, dispatched Democrats, even a former Iowa governor's wife, and glided to victory in his conservative district.
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The bazaars have been turned inside out, their scorched or dust-coated contents strewn outside pummeled shops that once sold everything from CDs to saffron and second-hand clocks.
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As the cyclone made landfall on March 14, heavy rain and unusually strong winds pummeled Beira and other parts of central Mozambique, as well as neighboring Malawi and Zimbabwe.
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A decade ago, the group then known as the Islamic State of Iraq had been pummeled so hard that officials estimated it was down to its last 210 fighters.
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Just hours after he arrived at the prison, at least two inmates rolled his wheelchair out of view of cameras and pummeled him with a padlock in a sock.
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And in the U.S., the record floods that pummeled the Midwest are inflicting a devastating toll on farmers and ranchers at a moment when they can least afford it.
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The storm pummeled Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands with winds up to 155 miles an hour on Wednesday, knocking out electricity and causing flash floods and mudslides.
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Another neighbor has offered to help us in these desperate times, a neighbor that also came to our aid when Hurricane Katrina pummeled the Gulf Coast 12 years ago.
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Violence directed at white nationalists only fuels their narrative of victimhood — of a hounded, soon-to-be-minority who can't exercise their rights to free speech without getting pummeled.
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Conor did not disappoint ... a kick to the head in round 1 was all she wrote ... Cerrone went down and Conor pummeled him until the ref stopped the fight.
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Five players scored goals and goaltender Henrik Lundqvist stopped all 35 shots as the Rangers pummeled the St. Louis Blues 5-0 at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday night.
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Still reeling from last year's Supreme Court decision to legalize gay marriage, they felt pummeled this year when the Obama administration set rules for transgender students in school bathrooms.
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It had been pummeled following the decision to open up the U.S. market to cheaper copycat drugs and has lost nearly two-thirds of its value since the indictment.
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The militants were among a wave of people fleeing fighting in the village, near the Iraqi border, which has been pummeled by US-led coalition airstrikes in recent weeks.
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Dorian, which was one of the strongest Atlantic hurricanes on record and a Category 2 storm as of this morning, pummeled the Bahamas, killing at least seven people there.
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At the moment of this writing, Hurricane Dorian, a Category 5 storm at its strongest, has pummeled the Bahamas and is heading toward the Southeast of the United States.
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Another consumer electronics company that's struggled for similar reasons is home speaker maker Sonos, which is being pummeled by the proliferation of lower-cost devices from Amazon and Google.
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The dollar index was flattish Wednesday but trading near its highest level in more than year, as various currencies, like the South African rand and Mexican peso, were pummeled.
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"This is a group that's also been pummeled by trade, so we think there's more positive catalyst for that group, less dependent on oil than the airlines," Tengler said.
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It was clear after being pummeled a mere 48 seconds into her comeback that she had not answered these critical questions, making her closely watched return a colossal failure.
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"It's kind of a mirror image of what we were seeing in December last year where risk was being pummeled very aggressively and markets were very uncertain," Stretch said.
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Many of us wouldn't have liked that agenda — the trade and immigration parts — but at least it would have helped the people who are being pummeled by this economy.
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Venezuela has been pummeled by a brutal economic crisis that has millions skipping meals, unable to afford soaring prices for basic goods and facing long lines for scarce products.
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Any remaining doubts about the necessity of such coldblooded actions were erased in Alexandria, where a couple of Saviors pummeled Aaron for sport, and that was only the appetizer.
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Packing sustained winds of more than 157 miles (253 km) per hour, it pummeled the northern keys, though it left the biggest beach resort area of Varadero mostly intact.
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In Michigan, meteorological experts theorized the same thing, stating that chunks of ice sheets had likely broken off and been pummeled by the waves until they formed into boulders.
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MILWAUKEE (Reuters) - A powerful spring storm pummeled the U.S. Midwest and Plains on Saturday with blizzard conditions and high winds, while tornadoes and thunderstorms menaced some of the South.
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Pummeled in the market wipeout from Brexit, bank stocks could be among the catalysts that help boost the 's gains on the final trading day of the second quarter Thursday.
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Sunday, a day after inmate Andres Ayon pummeled the 66-year-old at Wasco State Prison, located about 30 miles northwest of Bakersfield, prison officials said in a news release.
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Irma - described by Trump as a storm of "absolutely historic destructive potential" - pummeled Cuba and the Bahamas on Friday, and a second powerful hurricane was tracking towards the northeastern Caribbean.
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A definitive deal would be a huge boost for Aston Bay, which like many of its small peers has seen its share price pummeled amid the rout in commodity prices.
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After losing their first game 216-22018 against the Baltimore Ravens in the first week, the Bills were pummeled by the Los Angeles Chargers 23-231 at halftime on Sunday.
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During Hurricane Andrew, a Category 5 hurricane that pummeled Florida in 1992, some 4,000 students rode out the storm on the campus of the University of Miami, a private college.
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The milestone is another sign that Apple is positioning itself as the greenest big tech company as rivals like Amazon get pummeled for not having a comprehensive climate change strategy.
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In those two countries, the Islamic State is hemmed in by a host of armed groups with international backing and is being pummeled by American, British and other allied airstrikes.
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Image: Peter SchultzFour billion years ago, an endless barrage of space rock pummeled the surface of the Earth and the Moon, in a period known as the Late Heavy Bombardment.
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The last time the Chicago Mercantile Exchange's circuit breaker was triggered on index futures was in August last year, when a selloff in Chinese stocks pummeled shares around the world.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - A powerful 210 magnitude earthquake pummeled central New Zealand early on Monday, killing at least two people, damaging roads and buildings and setting off hundreds of strong aftershocks.
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After days of being humbled, Erin Hills turned nasty for the final round as heavy winds pummeled the links-style layout adding an intriguing wrinkle to the year's second major.
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Lumber Liquidators stock pummeled after '60 Minutes' probe This prompted the Consumer Product Safety Commission to run its own tests of these products manufactured in China between 2012 and 2014.
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In response, the stock got pummeled, dropping from the mid-$80s to the mid-$50s, but with the backing of the Walton family, McMillon had permission to continue his agenda.
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Worries about the trade war between the United States and China pummeled the yuan, which hit one-year low of 6.7800 per dollar and 6.7427 in offshore and onshore trade.
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This bone-chilling cold weather comes a little more than two weeks after a massive winter storm pummeled New York and the Mid-Atlantic states with several feet of snow.
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The last time the CME had a circuit breaker triggered on index futures was August last year, when a major sell-off in Chinese stocks pummeled shares around the world.
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Anyone with an internet connection can watch the shaky footage showing the one-time strongman as he is bloodied, pummeled, grabbed by the hair, stripped and led to his death.
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Having won his black belt over 20 years before their meeting, Belfort's inability to defend the position as Weidman pummeled him with shots was deliberated for weeks after the bout.
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Tumbling prices for oil and gas, along with bankruptcies in the coal industry, have pummeled Wyoming's energy-dependent economy and eroded a thin safety net for poor and older residents.
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The Trump administration has pummeled a lot of people this year, but what they've done to fraud victims savaged by con artists ranks among the worst abuses on the list.
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However, the Martian climate has changed over the eons and the surface is now a dry and dead wasteland, with the surface constantly pummeled by deadly radiation from the Sun.
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Clinton won the Democratic nomination fairly easily, and now, having pummeled her opponent in three successive debates, is an overwhelming favorite to win in November, probably by a wide margin.
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Blue Jays 10, White Sox 5 Lourdes Gurriel Jr. led a five-homer barrage with two solo shots, Marcus Stroman pitched into the seventh inning and visiting Toronto pummeled Chicago.
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Trump took advantage of all of these breaks in style: he attacked, he pummeled, he aggressively charged forward in spite of obstacles that likely would have finished any other candidate.
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The authorities said that Mr. Reid, 43, was pummeled by patrons, taking at least two hard blows to the head before collapsing on the floor, where others repeatedly kicked him.
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The young Austrian has come a long way since this time last year, when Djokovic pummeled him in the semifinal on his way to a fourth straight Grand Slam title.
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As the storm reached Category 5 status and pummeled the Bahamas, Trump tweeted updates along with his usual weekend repertoire of Fox News quotes and attacks on other media outlets.
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While restaurant closures have devastated the food-service industry as restricted flights and travel advisories have pummeled the airline and travel industries, there are a few bright spots of employment.
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Trump hit him with a $250 million lawsuit for defamation but then, with his unerring nose for exploitable moral weakness, hired Wallach and turned him into a pummeled foot soldier.
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Through his Twitter feed, he has verbally pummeled Senator Chuck Schumer, the minority leader, and tried to drive a wedge between Mr. Schumer and his fellow Democrat, Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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But they gradually came around, shifting to the sidewalk to spare adjacent lungs and the nicotine-pummeled ceiling panels, which still offer a distinct gouda-yellow Pall Mall patina today.
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SYDNEY, March 245 (Reuters) - U.S. soybeans fell more than 2000% on Friday to hit a near 22013-month low as rising panic over the coronavirus pandemic pummeled world financial markets.
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Even as Asia was dealing with the effects of the typhoon, the United States' southeastern seaboard faced severe flooding as a result of Tropical Depression Florence, which pummeled the Carolinas.
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Hurricane Dorian pummeled the Bahamas with 200-mile-per-hour (320-km-per-hour) winds last week, killing at least 50 people and causing immense destruction among the Abacos islands.
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Since Wednesday, Turkish forces have pummeled Kurdish-held territory with airstrikes and sent in ground troops, trying to seize land controlled by a Kurdish-led militia, the Syrian Democratic Forces.
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When their defense, pummeled by injuries, sagged in the final month of the season, quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo steered the 49ers to critical victories against New Orleans, Seattle and the Rams.
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It was the deadliest accident to hit Nepal's climbing community since 2015, when an avalanche set off by a series of earthquakes pummeled climbers on Mount Everest, killing 18 people.
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It also said claims-taking procedures in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands had still not returned to normal months after the territories were pummeled by Hurricanes Irma and Maria.
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Trump, though, has repeatedly pummeled them as "Do Nothing Democrats" laser-focused on removing him from office instead of working with Republicans to pass bills in healthcare, guns, and trade.
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And the high price of oil and gas is a bitter reminder that abundant reserves do not mean lower prices for a population pummeled by inflation and a shrinking peso.
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The Shanghai Composite index has been pummeled in recent weeks, and East Asian communities in major US cities have been negatively affected by concerns about the coronavirus and its spread.
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North Korea's bare-bones economy — which has been long kept afloat by China, but is now being pummeled by United Nations sanctions — featured in the Dalian talks, the statement said.
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Nearly two weeks after the Category 4 hurricane pummeled the area, Hughes and Clark exchanged vows in Mexico Beach, standing on top of a mountain of rubble by the waterfront.
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"Think of all the hands that have done this for thousands of years," said Andrew Margon, an English teacher, as his students energetically pummeled lumps of corn masa into tortillas.
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The actor's business manager, Kristoffer Winters, said the app had been pummeled by so many negative comments that the team decided to enforce more content moderation on an updated version.
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After losing to the Michigan Wolverines during their miraculous Maui Invitational tournament run over Thanksgiving week, Gonzaga pummeled the Texas Southern Tigers and took down the No. 22 Washington Huskies.
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In a match in Malaysia, video footage shows a Wing Chun practitioner being quickly taken down, pummeled, and choked out by his MMA-oriented opponent in less than 30 seconds.
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Having pummeled the Turks and Caicos Islands, the eye of Irma is forecast to move between the central Bahamas and Cuba's north coast Friday, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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At the Brooklyn Bridge, where a handful of other New Yorkers were being pummeled by 50-mile-per-hour winds, the consensus was that it felt like we were trespassing.
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So I'm the showrunner of "Sabrina" and I'm trying very hard to be nice to everyone, polite to everyone, listen to everyone, and I'm still just getting pummeled all the time.
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Storms pummeled the Caribbean islands, Central America, Mexico and the US. And in New Jersey, people are preparing for the next big one by raising their houses up an entire level.
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Rising tensions between China and the United States pummeled stocks again on Friday, as investors began to take seriously the risk of a trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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Valeant was pummeled late last year when questions about its business and accounting practices spooked investors, with the stock ending 2015 down about 70 percent from its August high of $263.81.
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But in the music of Tim Hecker, the past isn't something to be preserved like a museum piece—it's raw material to be pummeled into a new shapes, often grotesque ones.
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Strong wind and hailstorms during the quarter tore apart homeowners' roofs, pummeled cars, and wreaked havoc, triggering a spate of claims that proved to be challenging for U.S. insurers, including Travelers.
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Wednesday's severe weather came as rescue teams combed through debris left by several tornadoes that pummeled southern Louisiana and Mississippi on Tuesday, claiming at least three lives and injuring dozens more.
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The second largest coin, Ethereum, is being absolutely pummeled, having dropped 5% to $183 in the last 24 hours, and losing more than half of its value (55.1%) since March 1.
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Strong wind and hailstorms during the quarter tore apart homeowners' roofs, pummeled cars and wreaked havoc, triggering a spate of claims that proved to be challenging for U.S. insurers including Travelers.
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Banking stocks got pummeled again on Thursday, with shares in French lender Societe Generale tanking as much as 15 percent after its fourth-quarter net profit fell short of analyst forecasts.
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The East Coast was pummeled by a "bomb cyclone" of ice and snow last week, also known as Winter Storm Grayson, and now it's the Midwest's turn for extreme winter weather.
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This September, two weeks after Hurricane Irma made landfall there, Hurricane Maria pummeled the U.S. commonwealth, leaving the majority of Puerto Ricans without electricity, phone service, drinking water or accessible roads.
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Investors who were heavy in commodities last year, as the sector was pummeled, but then got out before the bounce-back in recent months, have now been hit coming and going.
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It's a slice of footwork that's been pummeled and fractured into something that's neither here nor there, which is probably why it grabbed the attention of Planet Mu boss Mike Paradinas.
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Canada's main stock index notched its lowest close in seven weeks on Monday, as the fallout of the British referendum pummeled financial stocks and energy shares fell with retreating oil prices.
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The storm dumped almost 52 inches of rain in parts of Texas, and the coastal cities of Beaumont and Port Arthur got pummeled with 26 inches of rain in 24 hours.
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NAPLES Naples was pummeled by Hurricane Irma on September 10 -- the same day that Hurricane Donna had devastated the city 57 years ago, according to David Fralick, the city's communications manager.
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San Juan, Puerto Rico (CNN)Nearly two weeks after Hurricane Maria pummeled the island of Puerto Rico, President Donald Trump touched down for the first time and immediately downplayed the devastation.
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After a decade of soaring popularity, the fortunes of the Workers' Party were pummeled by a raging economic crisis and a colossal corruption scandal that felled some of its top leaders.
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The former hurricane has been downgraded to a post-tropical cyclone since it pummeled the Bahamas and moved north along the East Coast, but authorities have warned of high wind speeds.
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Since securing the Republican nomination, Mr. Trump has allowed himself to be pummeled by Democrats, doing little to fashion an overarching message or even to frame his view of the race.
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For years, fund companies that rely on active stock selection to churn out returns have been pummeled by investors switching over to lower-cost, better-performing index and exchange-traded funds.
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Nadal, a three-time U.S. Open champion, had lost to Thiem in the quarterfinals of the Madrid Open in May, but pummeled him in a lopsided French Open final in June.
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On a freezing cold day in 1993, as Sarajevo was getting pummeled with shells, I had driven to Mount Igman, a strategic mountain to the southeast, through Bosnian Serb front lines.
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Even as many residents were reveling in the restoration of their heat and lights, they were bracing for new power failures as fierce winds and heavy wet snow pummeled the area.
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That has been the reality for the United States women's soccer team, which pummeled its first two opponents in this round, Thailand and Chile, by a combined score of 16-73.
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Last year, the company was targeted by hackers, excoriated on social media after a video of rodents in one of its restaurants went viral and pummeled by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
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John Baker, the huge Steelers lineman who pummeled Tittle, died in 2007 after serving for 24 years as sheriff of Wake County, N.C., where he was wryly known as Little John.
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Veteran agents and other F.B.I. employees described a dark mood throughout the bureau, where morale was already low from months of being pummeled over dueling investigations surrounding the 2016 presidential election.
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With a front-runner, Mr. Trump, whom some in the party initially found unacceptable, multiple candidates pummeled each other as they fought to position themselves as the surviving non-Trump alternative.
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In doing so, he largely argued against his self-interest; he had pummeled Clinton in every single caucus held after Iowa and Nevada, winning large delegate hauls that kept him competitive.
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TMZ got a hold of surveillance video taken at the Miami-based sandwich shop where BN was later pummeled twice over ... once in the parking lot, and again inside the restaurant.
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Just one indicator of the damage Brexit will cause: Consider that the pound has already been pummeled, the British stock market is reeling and global markets have been rocked, including the Dow.
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On stage, he pummeled his fellow candidates to failing to bring up race in the first hour of the debate, accusing them of ignoring the most important bloc in the Democratic Party.
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And most of it had been pretty thoroughly pulverized, suggesting that the plastic had been pummeled by the ocean and fried by the sun as it migrated north from somewhere far away.
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This caused an outage lasting two and a half hours, right as New England was being pummeled by a blizzard, according to an NWS press statement released today and emailed to Gizmodo.
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Best Buy's digital sales recorded their third straight quarterly increase of 24 percent — quite the feat for a company that was originally expected to be pummeled by the shift to online shopping.
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Hundreds of airstrikes About 200 airstrikes have pummeled neighborhoods in eastern Aleppo since Friday morning, said Ammar al-Selmo, the head of the Syria Civil Defense group, a volunteer emergency medical service.
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State-sanctioned violence, in the form of illegal FBI surveillance and local police authorities (including the first SWAT team in Los Angeles) pummeled, brutalized, and at times killed members of the group.
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U.S. distillate demand, which has been pummeled by a historically mild winter, fell 9.9 percent from January last year, as warmer weather for most of the month cut demand for heating oil.
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Indian gold demand was pummeled in 2016, falling 13 percent to 675.5 tonnes from 857.2 tonnes the prior year, the biggest yearly decline in volume terms recorded by the World Gold Council.
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In addition to Trump's intense trolling and prodding in television interviews, Twitter and other free media, Cruz's campaign estimates that the senator was pummeled by $8 million in attack ads last month.
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As Hsieh served at 4-5 0-30 Cibulkova pummeled a return deep into court and immediately challenged the linesman's call of out, prompting Hawkeye to show it had indeed been in.
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Pummeled by investors, Italian banks' shares trade at a fraction of the value of their assets but the growing uncertainty over Italy's prospects would make it hard for them to raise capital.
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About two-thirds of those deaths have been on the rebel-held side of town, which is being pummeled anew by airstrikes and by bombs dropped from helicopters, including on a hospital.
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But other than Rodriguez, the Yankees did little to dent the left-hander Martin Perez, who was pummeled in a 21-5 loss in July, the last time he faced the Yankees.
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If the trade conflict hits economic growth, or Americans start to chafe at more expensive imports, and rural areas are pummeled by an agricultural slump, his nightmare could come closer to reality.
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The storm, which pummeled the Southeast over the weekend, killed at least one person in North Carolina and grounded thousands of flights in the region, including more than 500 flights on Monday.
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" A year ago, George Mason University law professor Todd Zywicki wrote that, in its short history, the CFPB had "pummeled American consumers and the economy while doing little to promote financial stability.
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The situation is similar to a fight Penn got into back in June on Oahu -- where he pummeled a man outside of a strip club while a group of people looked on.
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The U.S. government has temporarily lifted the Jones Act following violent storms in the past, including Irma, which pummeled Florida earlier this month, and Hurricane Harvey, which thrashed Texas in late August.
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Hurricane Michael was one of the most devastating storms to hit the southeastern U.S. The hurricane last week pummeled several states, including Georgia, Florida and North Carolina, killing at least 27 people.
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Gussie used her sparring experience with Fatty in 1895 when she pummeled one George Schmitzer, an iceman who insulted her and denied the supply of ice he typically provided for her saloon.
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President Donald Trump tweeted prolifically over Labor Day weekend as Hurricane Dorian pummeled the Bahamas, blasting out frequent updates on the weather mixed in with his usual attacks on the news media.
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"North or South Korean, we all have the same desire to win," Lee Moon-kyu, the team's coach, told reporters this month after his players pummeled the tournament host, Indonesia, 108-40.
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One-third of Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska is underwater after torrential rains and snow from a "bomb cyclone" pummeled the Midwest, causing "historic flooding" of the Platte and Missouri rivers.
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"My book party in New York doubled as a watch party for the U.S.-Costa Rica game," he said of a World Cup qualifier in which the Americans were pummeled, 4-0.
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Heavy rain and battering winds were reported in that province, with Manuel Mamba, the provincial governor, describing the capital as being "pummeled" during an telephone interview with the ABS-CBN News Channel.
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Think back to your last appointment: The doctor likely pummeled you with rapid-fire questions about your symptoms before dashing off a prescription and rushing you out the door after 215 minutes.
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Finance Minister Nelson Fuentes told a news conference the measures would only apply to people or businesses affected by the outbreak, which has pummeled financial markets and upended life around the globe.
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Pummeled by ill-fated investments, a downturn in the car market, multiple leadership changes and an overly complex group structure that was tackled too late, Thyssenkrupp's shares trade around 13-year lows.
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Seemingly on the ropes after being pummeled, 5-1, in Game 3, the Penguins have outscored the Senators by 10-2 over the last six periods to gain control of the series.
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Thousands of people were left without power as baseball-size hailstones pummeled major cities in the country's southeast over the past two days, the latest turn in a summer of extreme weather.
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Irabu pitched in front of 52,000 fans and struck out nine Detroit Tigers but eventually unraveled, pummeled by the city's tabloids and fans for poor performance, his weight and his fat paycheck.
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In August, Arkadiusz Jozwik, 40, a Polish-born meat factory worker in Harlow, a working-class town northeast of London, was repeatedly pummeled and kicked by a group of boys and girls.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen on Friday terminated the special immigration designation that Hondurans used to seek refuge in America when a catastrophic storm pummeled their home country nearly two decades ago.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Cherry blossoms across Japan have bloomed six months early after two powerful typhoons pummeled the country in September, stripping leaves, bringing a warm snap and turning the trees unseasonably pink.
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Pistons 128, Hawks 103 Blake Griffin scored 24 points and host Detroit had its highest scoring first half in 36 years while snapping a five-game losing streak as it pummeled Atlanta.
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Charlie Dent (R-Pa.), even speculated that the Freedom Caucus — then being pummeled by President Donald Trump for blocking the GOP health bill — simply wanted to shift the blame to someone else.
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California's senior senator pummeled him by 32 percentage points in the June all-party primary, winning more than 70 percent of the Democratic vote in a contest in which 32 candidates competed.
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With no lyrics or vocal reprieve, the listener is alternately pummeled and hypnotized by music that feels like a hideous force of nature harnessed by human guidance and driven towards dark purposes.
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Following her fallouts with Kim Kardashian West, Calvin Harris, and Katy Perry, the comment sections in Swift's social media pages were pummeled by an onslaught of snake emoji, sent from her rivals' stans.
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The scene where Aaron is pummeled in tandem with Spencer and Negan's pool game, for example, told the audience that Spencer was shortly going to be on the receiving end of violence himself.
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Cramer Remix: Why McDonald's stock is getting pummeled Cramer: Cash is NOT king—Top 5 cash hoarding companies Cramer: 5 hated stocks with charts on fire The run in tech began when Salesforce.
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" Cramer Remix: Why McDonald's stock is getting pummeled Cramer: Cash is NOT king—Top 5 cash hoarding companiesCramer: 5 hated stocks with charts on fire Nvidia: "You're buying at an all-time high.
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CNN reports 14 people in Dominica died, while 3 million people living in Puerto Rico are completely without power after the storm pummeled the U.S. territory on Wednesday with ferocious 155-mph winds.
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Fares was seven years old when the US invaded Iraq; her hometown was pummeled by coalition bombs when she was a first-grader, and her young adulthood was plagued by violence and death.
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He pointed to Newt Gingrich using negative questions during the debate in South Carolina in 2012 to great effect as he pummeled the moderator John King of CNN in the Republican primary campaign.
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As fun as it is to watch a Tesla Model 3 (or any vehicle) get pummeled in crash tests, understanding what helped push the company's safety rating so high is far more interesting.
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Details: Shorts had been up $21 million in mark-to-market profits, but headlines Tuesday of new breakthroughs poised to boost the industry pummeled them with $213 million of mark-to-market losses.
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Stocks were pummeled by China's announcement that it will increase tariffs on roughly $60 billion worth of US goods on June 1, retaliating against higher tariffs imposed by the Trump administration last week.
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In less than 85033 hours, Bannon had been publicly pummeled by the president of the United States, and reportedly left for dead by Robert and Rebekah Mercer, his benefactors and partners at Breitbart.
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The truth is that before Saturday, when he pummeled the six-foot-one Chavez Jr. at a catchweight of 23.8 pounds, the five-foot-nine Canelo had never beaten a significantly larger fighter.
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As negotiations over the Syria response continued, Trump was pummeled by the surprise raid of his personal attorney Michael Cohen's home and office and the new book from fired FBI director James Comey.
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But with Snapchat slipping to its lowest user growth rate ever after being pummeled by competition from Facebook and Instagram, the company needs more than a puppy face filter to regain the spotlight.
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Their makeshift hospital is underground, in a series of tunnels and basement shelters below the devastated streets of eastern Ghouta, pummeled by the Syrian army, including with chemical weapons, and by Russian bombers.
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Dire economic data released by China yesterday showed that the country was pummeled by the outbreak in January and February, and the world's second-biggest economy looks unlikely to recover any time soon.
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Some 2,500 people are still listed as missing in the Bahamas more than a week after Hurricane Dorian pummeled the Caribbean island chain, although that number may include evacuees who fled to shelters.
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For example: This doesn't undercut the pain that public SaaS companies felt today, or the gut-drop that SaaS startups felt as they watched their leading lights get pummeled on the stock market.
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Amazon's entry into India in 2013, backed by more than $5.5 billion in capital from the parent company, pummeled Flipkart with fast delivery, low prices and extra features such as Prime video streaming.
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Psychically pummeled by families and schools that mold children aggressively from birth, many people have no idea who they are or what they want, she said, though they know when things feel wrong.
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The end came at 1:39 of the seventh round when referee Kenny Bayless stopped the fight after Wilder's corner threw in the towel as he was getting pummeled in a neutral corner.
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Nicholas Feliciano got a message from a friend around noon on Thursday with a photo of a red 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee stuck on Myrtle Beach in South Carolina getting pummeled by waves.
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"Florida agriculture took it on the chin as Hurricane Irma pummeled the state, and the $2.5 billion in agricultural damages is only an initial assessment," said Adam H. Putnam, Florida commissioner of agriculture.
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Iowa's C. J. Beathard threw three touchdown passes, and the Hawkeyes pummeled No. 17 Nebraska, 40-10, knocking the Cornhuskers out of Big Ten title contention and sending Wisconsin to the championship game.
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The scale of the misconduct at Japan's third-largest steelmaker pummeled its shares as investors, worried about the financial impact and legal fallout, wiped about $1.8 billion off its market value this week.
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OZUNA'S HOMERS LIFT MARLINS Marcell Ozuna hit two home runs — the second moments after his bat was rejected for having too much pine tar — and Miami pummeled the Brewers, 10-3, in Milwaukee.
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It hasn't all been plain sailing for ProtonMail so far: In November the company relented to a DDoS extortion scheme, paying attackers a $6,000 ransom, only to be pummeled with malicious traffic anyway.
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RELATED: Rubio: I'd 'maybe' run for re-election if my friend wasn't Bush did not endorse Rubio before the Florida primary, in which Rubio was pummeled and caused him to immediately end his bid.
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Argentine debt was also pummeled, with bond yields rising sharply, while an index of the Latin American nation's risk has leapt to its highest level in five years, far outstripping other similar emerging markets.
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The longtime former champion was favored to win that night at The Forum in Inglewood, CA; and Hopkins had never been knocked out, let alone pummeled through the ropes and onto the arena floor.
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In my first 30 minutes or so, I was pummeled with duplicate how-to modal windows, slot-machine-like rewards, and—this I saw coming—offers to buy leaf tickets, the in-game currency.
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In the first Fantastic Beasts movie, it was the force that pummeled its way through half of Manhattan — forming the film's climactic moments and sending the entire wizarding government into a damage control panic.
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The two men allegedly pummeled Menchaca from behind with two aluminum baseball bats in a bedroom and then dragged him to a detached garage and suffocated him with a plastic bag over his head.
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But over the course of the day, Republicans and Democrats alike pummeled Zuckerberg over Facebook-related issues, including: "You have opened up a serious discussion about whether Facebook should be broken up," said Rep.
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After being pummeled by their Hudson Derby rivals 3-0 the majority of the first half, NYCFC have a whiff of a hope against the New York RedBulls with Tommy McNamara's stunning, stunning shot.
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Indonesia has been pummeled by several natural disasters over the past year, including an earthquake and tsunami that hit the city of Palu on the island of Sulawesi and killed more than 2,500 people.
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TMZ broke the story ... Giovanni sued the rappers back in May following a verbal confrontation turned physical ... after Offset's alleged security pummeled Giovanni because he taunted them and told them, "Please beat me up."
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Hershey's opened slightly higher Wednesday after the stock was pummeled Tuesday, dropping nearly 11 percent by the market's close after international confectionery manufacturer Mondelez said talks of a takeover bid of Hershey's had ended.
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Extaordinarily, not a single senior White House official came out to defend him as the new WH communications director Anthony Scaramucci pummeled him on TV and accused him of being the building's chief leaker.
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The day she was born, her arrival into the world was announced over the loudspeaker at the University of Portland men's soccer game as they pummeled the Santa Clara Broncos on their own turf.
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They walk through showers of missile fire, shudder under the weight of cannon shot, get slashed to pieces by massive laser beams, and finally pummeled into the ground by other mechs' massive metallic arms.
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Hit by decades of conflict at the hands of clan militias, Somalia has over the past several years also been pummeled by an insurgency by al Qaeda-linked al Shabaab, famines and maritime piracy.
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Astros RH Mike Fiers (4-2, 63) Pomeranz was pummeled in his last outing on Sunday, allowing six runs on eight hits in 4 1/3 innings of an 22-211 setback to Detroit.
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The potential for long term scandal in the White House could lead to slower economic growth, which leads to the Fed pausing its rate hikes, which leads to bank and transport stocks getting pummeled.
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Press secretary Sean Spicer's resignation Friday let off a pressure valve, allowing an administration that is being pummeled on multiple and multiplying fronts the chance, at least for once, to dictate its own story.
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At one point, a man is pummeled by at least 3 other guys before they let up The beefing rappers -- Booba and Kaaris -- were reportedly arrested along with 9 other members of their crews.
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Texas, the biggest oil-producing state, was pummeled by Harvey when it made landfall as a powerful Category 4 hurricane and proceeded to dump more than 50 inches of rain on the Houston region.
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Surge of activism Whatever the President says in Dallas on Friday, Democrats are increasingly optimistic that their days of being pummeled on gun politics in state and national elections may be in the past.
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Typically, utility stocks get pummeled in the face of rising rates because more investors turn to bonds for conservative, high-yielding equity investments (in a low-rate environment, utility stocks can serve this purpose).
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Jimenez was bumped from the starting rotation after a wretched performance at Toronto on June 12, when he lasted only one-third of an inning and was pummeled for five runs on six hits.
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After Oklahoma City pummeled the Warriors 118-94 to take a commanding 3-1 lead in their best-of-seven Western Conference Finals series on Tuesday, questions poured in like Thunder fast-break points.
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In cinema's earliest years, moviegoers thrilled not to stories but what the scholar Tom Gunning calls "the cinema of attractions," with its eye-pummeling shocks and tricks; we're still getting pummeled, story or no.
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They're also speaking out for families like theirs: the forgotten ones who are getting pummeled by co-pays, deductibles, higher premiums and all the other expenses that come with raising a special needs child.
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"Eidolons And The Increate" is deliciously tense; made eerie by a ghostly male choir, the song seems to purposefully withhold any sort of cathartic release until its captive audience has been good and pummeled.
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The high-flying group has powered U.S. stock market's decade-long bull run, but fears of rising borrowing costs, global trade dispute and possible slowdown in U.S. corporate profits have pummeled the stocks recently.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As Hurricane Harvey pummeled the Gulf coast in Texas, the city of Seabrook had an edge over flood-swamped nearby towns and the devastation in Houston, just a half-hour drive away.
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On Thursday, relatives of patients at hospitals and nursing homes in areas pummeled by Michael scoured social media and hit redial on their phones as they tried to reach facilities that had not evacuated.
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One night after the Yankees' pitchers were pummeled, their bats were muzzled by the right-hander Rick Porcello, who continued his dominance against them at Fenway Park by pitching a complete-game one-hitter.
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About six months after Hurricane Irma pummeled this quintessential Caribbean island with terrifying force, sweeping away homes, tossing cars and boats, and wreaking havoc on its tourism infrastructure, there is still much to rebuild.
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Oil refiners and trading houses were pummeled by big falls in oil prices as Saudi Arabia plans to raise its crude oil production significantly following the collapse of OPEC's supply cut agreement with Russia.
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The storm hit Kansas and Missouri on Friday and pummeled those states again on Saturday as it extended into parts of Iowa, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio, said U.S. Weather Prediction Center meteorologist Andrew Orrison.
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When Facebook and Twitter recently purged their rolls of fake users and began devoting more effort to cleaning up their acts, Wall Street did not applaud this civic-minded move but pummeled their shares.
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The drums pummeled in ever-shifting meters, vociferous yet full of subtleties, channeling thrash, math-rock, grunge and psychedelia; guitar and bass riffed hard or sent long lines across the field like flaming arrows.
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Manufacturing, which accounts for about 12 percent of the American economy, has been pummeled by a robust dollar, spending cuts in the energy industry as lower oil prices undercut profits, and weak global demand.
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Monday's strong rebound comes after a period of weakness for stocks as Hurricane Harvey and Irma pummeled the Gulf coast and investors braced for news that North Korea would continue to conduct nuclear tests.
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Retail gasoline prices jumped 25 cents in the week that ended on Tuesday, the biggest gain since 2005's Hurricane Katrina, after Hurricane Harvey pummeled the American South, paralyzing refineries throughout the Gulf Coast.
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For roughly a year and a half, the Trump administration has pummeled Iran with increasing economic sanctions with the goal of forcing it into negotiating a more stringent version of the 2015 nuclear deal.
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The once beloved streaming stock got pummeled this quarter as increased competition in the streaming wars and a slump in subscriber additions have worried investors about the future of the highly-valued technology stock.
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Investors using exchange-traded products linked to the VIX were pummeled and two banks, Credit Suisse and Nomura, said they would terminate two exchange-traded notes that bet on low volatility in stock prices.
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READ: Here's a heartbreaking look at what Dorian did to the Bahamas After the storm hit, towns were pummeled by landslides, flooding, and strong winds as widespread power blackouts complicated recovery and rescue efforts.
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Macau's leader Fernando Chui had requested the Chinese army's involvement in "disaster relief" after the highest category 10 Typhoon Hato pummeled the world's biggest gambling hub on Wednesday, the government said in a statement.
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In a pre-election debate last weekend, six other candidates pummeled the PM over his ties to a US leader that polls show is deeply unpopular in Britain as in much of the world.
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Climate change experts think concrete will be more robust in the face of worsening floods and heat, as global warming brings more extreme weather such as Cyclone Dineo which pummeled Zimbabwe earlier this year.
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The World Food Programme said some 90% of the homes, buildings and infrastructure in Marsh Harbour of Great Abaco were damaged by Dorian, which pummeled the area for almost 2 full days, per Reuters.
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One bully, pummeled in an ambush by a bigger teenager, hobbled off and left behind a single dirty tennis shoe; another boy had his faux-leather book bag stolen by one of Hemon's friends.
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The funds have remained one of the fastest growing parts of the market despite concerns over their durability during periods of market stress, for instance after a "flash crash" that pummeled some ETFs on Aug.
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HONG KONG — Standard Chartered, an Asia-focused bank based in London, reported on Tuesday an unexpectedly large loss of $2.36 billion for 33 after being pummeled by its exposure to emerging markets and bad loans.
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The German lender once sought to compete with America's big banks on Wall Street, but has been pummeled by scandals, investigations and massive fines stemming from the financial crisis and other issues in recent years.
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The peso, which had been pummeled in recent months on fears over a trade war, on Friday strengthened 0.5% after Trump tweeted that there was a "good chance" a deal would be reached with Mexico.
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Wynn resigns as Republican National Committee finance chair: The RNC was being pummeled online for not taking immediate action after the Wall Street Journal reported dozens of allegations against Wynn for sexual harassment and assault.
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PALU, Indonesia (Reuters) - A day after last week's powerful earthquake and tsunami pummeled the Indonesian city of Palu and surrounding areas, a terrified young girl was dropped off in the courtyard of a military hospital.
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And though I didn't tally 'em up, it's true that body after expendable body is thwacked, pummeled and left for dead in "Baaghi," as our hero, Ronny, fights his way to … well, to what exactly?
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Separately, army spokesman Major-General Restituto Padilla said Marawi was clear of militants who had been hiding in the ruins of the pummeled city, but unexploded munitions and booby traps had yet to be cleared.
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Girl With the Lower Back Tattoo is different from the big comedian autobiographies we've been pummeled with in recent years, from Steve Martin's Born Standing Up to Amy Poehler's Yes Please and Tina Fey's Bossypants.
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Exxon Mobil on Tuesday began production at a new petrochemical facility in Mont Belvieu, Texas, just two months after Hurricane Harvey pummeled the U.S. Gulf Coast and hobbled the U.S. refining and specialty chemicals hub.
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Her primary rivals have pummeled her in recent weeks over her evasiveness on the issue, but she says she will release a financing a plan laying out how she would pay for the healthcare overhaul.
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The nation's largest banks — and public companies, for that matter — are preparing for a timeout from the courtroom following years of being pummeled by shareholder and investor lawsuits in the wake of the Great Recession.
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The president was scheduled to tour storm damage in North Carolina caused by Hurricane Dorian, which landed in the state late last week and pummeled it with winds of up to 90 miles per hour.
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The death toll rose to at least 27 on Sunday from the typhoon that pummeled central and southern Vietnam just days before the region is due to host the APEC summit of Asia-Pacific leaders.
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Last season, there were two: The Bears, with Jimmy Clausen subbing for Jay Cutler, lost to the Seahawks, 26-33, in Week 3 and the unbeaten Panthers pummeled the Falcons, 38-0, in Week 23.
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Ten months after closing the $1.7 billion deal, Dr Pepper Snapple was pummeled with questions from analysts in its earnings call about its recasting of volume and sales growth projections for its newly acquired brand.
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Pummeled At least 15 people have died as a result of the storm -- six in North Carolina, three in Virginia, one in Kentucky, three in New York City, one in Maryland and one in Washington.
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As Jahmal Lightfoot tells it, Rikers Island correction officers pummeled him without any words — or any mercy — as he curled up into a fetal position inside a cell to shield himself from their repeated blows.
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At his first appearance in a televised debate last month, he was halting, flat and silent as his opponents pummeled him over his record as mayor, and allegations that he had spoken demeaningly of women.
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The storm, which pummeled the Bahamas for 48 hours and left widespread devastation across the island nation, is churning northward and parallel to southeastern U.S. coastline with sustained winds of 105 mph as of Wednesday.
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"In the last three to four years, we've had significant losses due to hurricanes," said Mike Godley, a cotton farmer in Beaufort County, who said he expects his cotton to get pummeled in Dorian's path.
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This is what happened in the last hung Parliament, after the 218 election: The LibDems formed a coalition with the Tories, got very little out of it, and then got pummeled in the 224 election.
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But so far, unlike the aftermaths of Hurricane Katrina, which struck the Gulf Coast in 2005, or Hurricane Maria, which pummeled Puerto Rico last year, there have been no charges of large-scale government incompetence.
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In the end, Strange lost by almost 10 points, a landslide defeat, as he was pummeled by those Republicans who were armed with only a high school diploma or a degree from a community college.
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The fighting to take al-Bab lasted for weeks in January and February, costing many lives as Turkish jets and armor pummeled Islamic State positions in the town and FSA groups tried to capture ground.
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The Illini sank only seven of 23 field-goal tries after halftime and couldn't help themselves on the boards, where they were pummeled 553-17 for the night and 20-6 in the second half.
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Since Gilead went out of style on Wall Street in 2015 for curing Hepatitis C — a feat that, somewhat ironically, investors figured would lead to less recurrent business for Gilead — its stock has been pummeled.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The World Bank on Thursday approved $150 million in disaster financing for the Dominican Republic to help it better prepare for natural disasters, weeks after the country was pummeled by two major hurricanes.
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Emerging market bonds, another source of high yields in the fixed-income market, are down significantly this year as fears of a debt contagion in those markets have pummeled emerging debt from Turkey to Argentina.
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ARIZONA OFFICERS ON LEAVE AFTER VIDEO SHOWS MAN BEING PUMMELED This is the second time in a matter of days that Mesa police officers have come under fire for accusations of use of force by suspects.
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Bank stocks were pummeled last year, particularly in the fourth quarter, on fears that a worsening U.S.-China trade war and global recession could be on the horizon, meaning rising losses across consumer and corporate loans.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - President Enrique Pena Nieto's approval rating has fallen to a record low, according to a poll published in one of Mexico's leading newspapers on Wednesday, pummeled for his failure to combat corruption scandals.
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Pivetta finished July with a strong showing in a home win against Atlanta, but he was pummeled for eight runs (six earned) on seven hits across only 2 2/3 innings in Saturday's loss at Colorado.
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They were part of a digital blitzkrieg that has pummeled Ukraine over the past three years — a sustained cyber assault that has systematically undermined every sector of the economy: media, finance, transportation, military, politics and, energy.
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California suffered a statewide drought from 2012 to 2016, but the new year has brought storms that pummeled and even flooded parts of Northern California, along with hopes that the drought will be declared, officially, over.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Investors expect euro zone bonds to be pummeled in the coming months as the European Central Bank starts turning off the money taps after years of unprecedented largesse, a Sentix poll showed on Monday.
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In addition to investigations over its ties with the Republican president, Deutsche Bank is struggling to reinvent itself and over the weekend announced a major restructuring that includes 18,000 job cuts, which has pummeled its shares.
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Dodgers 11, Red Sox 2 Justin Turner and Max Muncy each homered and had three hits, while Cody Bellinger added a solo shot and two RBIs on his 93th birthday, as Los Angeles pummeled host Boston.
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Death toll expected to rise Across the state, families are searching tirelessly for missing relatives six days after Harvey first pummeled the Texas coast More than 72,000 people have been rescued so far, according to officials.
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When she was mugged in a park and local drug addicts mercilessly pummeled her assailant, she begged the mob not to kill him, said Andrew Vachss, a lawyer and novelist who once practiced with Mr. Jiménez.
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As we saw when Hurricane Harvey dumped 6900 inches of rain on Houston or when Hurricane Maria pummeled Puerto Rico, it's frontline communities who suffer the greatest losses and are left without the help they need.
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The Franco-Israeli president of Altice made an unexpected appearance at Morgan Stanley's TMT conference in Barcelona on Wednesday to shore up the confidence of investors who have pummeled Altice's stock over the last two weeks.
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The elections left Maduro favorite to be the socialist candidate in next year's presidential race, despite the ambitions of rivals within government and an economic crisis that has pummeled the OPEC nation since his 2013 election.
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The fierce winter weather, part of which classified as a "bomb cyclone," pummeled Denver and other areas in Colorado, and rapidly intensified throughout the day as it pushed east and north, the National Weather Service said.
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This is when, for possibly 100 million years or more, Earth and the moon were relentlessly pummeled by asteroids and comets— garbage left over from the formation of the solar system some 4.6 billion years ago.
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Even in his demise this week at a West Virginia prison — he was pummeled to death with a padlock hidden in a sock — Mr. Bulger crossed paths with those befitting a life of brutality and betrayal.
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Crude has been pummeled by a supply war breaking out between top exporter Saudi Arabia and number two Russia, after the breakdown of the agreement between OPEC and its allies to curb output to bolster prices.
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Mr. Ray popped up in the news in 2017, when a video from two years earlier of his being pummeled in the lobby of the Hudson Hotel by Mr. DiTommaso was obtained by the Daily News.
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The Pacific Northwest has begun getting hit by an unusual series of winter storms that started on Friday and was expected to stretch into next week, while parts of California began to get pummeled with snow.
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Cameron addressed the world's media outside his Downing Street offices on Friday morning as financial markets pummeled sterling and investors sold off British shares after the 52-to-48-percent victory for the "Leave" campaign was confirmed.
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A public battle with the former chairman and CEO has pummeled the company's shares, which have fallen 33 percent so far this year and about 23 percent from their all-time high of $2400 in Dec. 235.
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A woman with her face bloodied after she was pummeled by the police, stands in shock inside a house after a peaceful anti-government march was dissolved violently by government forces in Managua, Nicaragua, on Sept. 23.
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WASHINGTON – From the 8th floor of a downtown Washington, DC, office building, seven people are the sole link between frantic callers on the mainland and loved ones they haven't heard from since Hurricane Maria pummeled Puerto Rico.
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Since then, though, and the shock they endured when US cruise missiles pummeled Syria in April in response to a chemical attack on civilians, they have been studying Trump, his tells, his triggers, and his options assiduously.
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Although he has been pummeled by his Democratic challenger Ann Kirkpatrick for supporting Trump as the nominee, McCain is another prime example of a political celebrity with a deep reservoir of goodwill among many in his state.
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Meng's arrest during a stopover in Vancouver, announced by the Canadian authorities on Wednesday, pummeled stock markets already nervous about tensions between the world's two largest economies on fears the move could derail the planned trade talks.
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A powerful storm system pummeled the Northeast on Tuesday with drenching rain, golf-ball-sized hail and damaging winds, leaving at least two people dead and knocking out power to hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses.
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In a statement the resort released on social media, La Reunión notes that it heeded evacuation warnings before the hot debris flows — which Mertzman said can range from 400 to over 1,000 degrees Fahrenheit — pummeled the area.
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Court officials tell PEOPLE Leonard described how he and several other members of the Word of Life Christian Church in Chadwicks, New York, allegedly brutally pummeled and whipped his two teen sons during a church counseling session.
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