A broader reckoning on the capital's workplace culture may also be coming.
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The report coincides with a national reckoning on privacy in the United States.
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In our global moment of reckoning on women's rights, such fantastic audacity is welcome.
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Cruz, meanwhile, has had a terrible 48 hours and faces a reckoning on Super Tuesday.
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Since 2016, we've now had the #MeToo era, this huge reckoning on women's issues, sexual harassment.
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The anger over Blankenstein's blog posts has spurred a reckoning on race relations for the CFPB.
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A nationwide reckoning on sexual harassment ended the careers of some of television's best-known personalities.
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"I believe there will be a day of reckoning on this and other issues," he said.
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Bloomberg is far from the only candidate who faces a day of reckoning on Super Tuesday.
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Even if it does dismiss the case, however, that's only likely to delay a reckoning on guns.
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The G.O.P. will not be able to postpone a reckoning on Donald Trump's presidency for much longer.
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Cosby's situation is specific, and the revelations about him predated the recent reckoning on sexual harassment and assault.
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Palmer: Throughout the media, there's been a reckoning on the "Me Too" movement over the last several years.
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With those numbers, it's no wonder that a reckoning on motherhood and civic office is coming to a head.
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But, so far, every time a reckoning on Roe seems imminent, the Supreme Court has taken a step back.
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The denial keeps the case alive while almost certainly delaying any reckoning on it until after the 2020 election.
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Yet even if the case is dismissed, such a decision will only delay a reckoning on the Second Amendment.
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Policymakers said the agreement illustrates the extent to which there has been a recent national reckoning on workplace equality.
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Its thoroughness suggested it could have been used for a final reckoning on the day of judgment—hence the name.
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Though her sisters succeeded in getting an honest reckoning on Silva's death certificate, her death by superbug was never counted.
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We're in the middle of a reckoning on the subject of sexual assault and sexual misconduct — especially in the workplace.
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It shouldn't be much of a surprise then that politicians today tend to steer clear of King's reckoning on Vietnam.
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Kennedy presided over a transformational era in American politics, a moment of national reckoning on issues of race, democracy and citizenship.
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On Capitol Hill, the more immediate concern appears to be forcing a reckoning on Clinton for her use of the server.
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At best, his sudden halfway reckoning on one of the most important social justice issues in New York is insincere and weak.
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A national reckoning on blackface The 1993 photograph has surfaced amid a national conversation about the racist and painful history of blackface.
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Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel, another driver mentioned in media speculation and a four-times world champion, ruled himself out of the reckoning on Sunday.
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RELATED: One man's quiet reckoning on Flight 370 This time, we talk two days after he learned of the decision to stop the search.
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And though the political world has only just begun to grapple with its own reckoning on the subject, there have already been major consequences.
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Pao may have lost her case, but two years later, the tech industry is still facing a reckoning on issues of harassment and discrimination.
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The revelations brought about a nationwide reckoning on workplace behavior and a reconsideration of the everyday abuses committed by men in positions of power.
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Donald Trump may soon learn that revising history can come back to haunt him - especially as he approaches his own historic reckoning on North Korea.
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Over the past few weeks, it seemed that America was ready to conduct a long-delayed reckoning on issues of power, gender, and sexual assault.
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"There's got to be a reckoning on all this," said Charlie Sykes, the influential conservative radio host, in a soul-searching interview with Business Insider.
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The suit was also among the most prominent to accuse a major Wall Street firm of workplace misconduct amid a national reckoning on sexual harassment.
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The red-hatted sea of supporters had not gathered inside Hangar 6 at the Southern Illinois Airport for talk of a national reckoning on hate.
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But it delays a reckoning on whether and how the people who live here should contribute to the well-being of the county's infrastructure and services.
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This movement has bloomed before a conspicuous backdrop: a reckoning on sexual harassment and assault, in which women's bodies are under attack both literally and rhetorically.
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The California case seems likely to reach the Supreme Court, where it could give rise to a landmark reckoning on the role of states in setting immigration policy.
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"That for me will be the day of reckoning, on 2016 guidance and therefore on the targets they've been setting for 2018 ... That will be quite critical," Roseberg said.
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By stepping into the vacuum for economic populism the president has left, Warren forced a reckoning on Fox News, Trump's safe space on TV, from the host Tucker Carlson.
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But under the D.C. Circuit's ruling, as Judge Laurence Silberman said in his dissent, plaintiffs' lawyers can conduct nationwide discovery before a reckoning on the scope of the class.
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But she has recently emerged as a prominent figure in the Time's Up insurgency, which assembled this fall as the reckoning on sexual assault and harassment in Hollywood gathered momentum.
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U.S. drops out of top 238 performers in global corruption index, Chairman Jerome Powell faces early reckoning on Federal Reserve's $24.3-trillion question and Palestinian prime minister and government resign.
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But for two years, Congress has done its best to shield Trump from a thorough reckoning on Russia, his commercial exploitation of the White House and myriad other potential abuses.
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Havard and Teresa also both wonder how things might have been different if they'd started their journalism careers today, in this moment of reckoning on sexual harassment in the workplace.
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Grace believes there could be a day of reckoning on October 1, when China celebrates the 70th anniversary of Communist rule and a massive military parade will take place in Beijing.
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That case set off a national reckoning on how sexual assaults were handled in India, which was named the most dangerous country for women last year by the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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But in the dizzying past few weeks, as this crucial moment of reckoning on sexual harassment continues, it's clear that the harassment I was subjected to is not in the past.
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As 2019's IPO class faces a reckoning on the public markets, there are now even more questions about why the private valuations of billion-dollar start-ups have missed the mark.
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The marches this year were marked indelibly by the #MeToo movement, with Hollywood celebrities and activists taking the stage in Los Angeles to urge a social reckoning on sexual harassment and assault.
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Charlie Sykes, a popular right-wing talk show host in Wisconsin and a supporter of Ted Cruz, recently told Oliver Darcy of Business Insider: There's got to be a reckoning on all this.
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She argues that the election, buffeted by revelations that Justin Trudeau dressed in blackface two decades ago, has revealed the extent to which the country needs a national reckoning on race and discrimination.
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The report continued a year of reckoning on sexual misconduct that swept out lawmakers and staff members accused of improprieties and cast an unwelcome and unflattering spotlight on Mr. Meadows, an influential conservative.
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The backlash over "Survivor," which ranks as CBS's highest-rated entertainment show for adults under 50, took place at a network that has been rocked by a societal reckoning on workplace sexual misconduct.
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Now, in the midst of our national reckoning on sexual harassment, the reporter Rachel Cohen revisited the case and discovered what happens to an organization that never fully reckons with its own problems.
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The reckoning on Capitol Hill has most notably taken down Representative John Conyers, the longest-serving Democrat in the House, and Senator Al Franken, once thought to be a great advocate for women's rights.
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She told CNN last week that the societal moment of reckoning on issues of sexual harassment and abuse of power across the country that gave her the confidence that she would finally be believed.
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But recently, over a million people have flipped the script, taking to the streets and facing down a violent police response as they demand a reckoning on the promise of prosperity that never came.
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The early states have voted, and now the 2020 Democratic presidential primary is heading for a national reckoning on Tuesday, when a total of 113 states and one territory hold their primaries or caucuses.
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The emotionally charged measure forced a reckoning on racial and gender inequality, with the state experiencing a steep slide in the number of state government contracts going toward businesses owned by people of color or women.
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Schmidt declined to talk about Google specifically, and said that he had been removed from any Project Maven deliberations, but predicted that ultimate Silicon Valley would have a collaborative reckoning on how to handle military contracts.
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Ms. McGowan, the actress turned activist whose accusations against Harvey Weinstein helped spur a national reckoning on sexual abuse and harassment, will star in a documentary series, "Citizen Rose," that is scheduled to premiere on E!
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Both cases had the potential to deliver a reckoning on a practice that dates to the early days of the Republic and got its name from one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, Elbridge Gerry.
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And Sweden faces a reckoning on the issue of assimilation, seized upon by the far-right Sweden Democrats, which have attempted to shed their neo-Nazi roots with a more traditional "law-and-order" focus, per the NYT.
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Economists polled by Reuters had predicted reserves would fall $20 billion to $3.17 trillion, reckoning on sharp drops in the value of China's sterling and euro holdings following Britain's shock vote last month to leave the European Union.
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And a cultural reckoning on sexual assault in recent years — in the Catholic Church, in elite boarding schools, and in the highest ranks of Hollywood — has established that crimes committed several decades ago are crimes all the same.
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A wave of sexual harassment allegations is ripping through the White House press corps and broadcast networks, forcing a reckoning on sexism and power dynamics inside newsrooms at a time when the media's credibility is already under attack.
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The Times was recognized for coverage that led to an international reckoning on sexual harassment; investigating the connections between associates of President Trump and Russia; and chronicling the adjustment of Syrian refugees in a series of editorial cartoons.
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Last year, Walker joined Richard Salgado, Google's Director, Law Enforcement and Information Security, to head to Capitol Hill for the first round of reckoning on big tech's failure to mitigate political disinformation campaigns during the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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The conviction of the white-bearded guru, Asaram Bapu, in the 2013 rape of a 16-year-old follower who was studying at one of his ashrams comes during a time of national reckoning on sexual assault in India.
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He has shaken up geopolitical stalemates (such as the stand-off over North Korea's nuclear weapons) and forced a reckoning on long-standing problems, whether it is China's cheating at global trade rules or European allies' paltry defence spending.
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That it took the fall of Harvey Weinstein and the rise of a mostly white-woman led movement to create a real reckoning on sexual assault is indicative of the larger problem about how Black women's experienced are ignored.
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In 2018, it's impossible to view Paterno without drawing parallels to the months-long national reckoning on sexual harassment, abuse, and assault precipitated by the exposés about Harvey Weinstein in the New York Times and the New Yorker in early October.
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Tyra Banks told BuzzFeed News she thinks it's only a matter of time before the great reckoning on sexual misconduct in industries like film, music, and media hits fashion, where she started her supermodel career at the age of 15.
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In much the same way that the Democratic Party has had a reckoning on financial deregulation, the punitive 1994 crime bill and the callous welfare reforms of the mid-90s, incumbents are now facing criticism for their votes on immigration.
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There was more reckoning on Friday from the failure to stop Lawrence G. Nassar, who is accused of serially abusing more than 150 young women while he was a doctor at Michigan State University and for the national women's gymnastics team.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May faces a day of reckoning on Monday as mutinous lawmakers try to trigger a no confidence vote over their opposition to her draft European Union divorce deal, a rebel member of her Conservative Party said.
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Still, Canada imports a lot of stuff from its southern neighbor as well, and it figures that that will count for something when Trump takes out the free trade scorecard and starts reckoning on how to interact with his hockey-playing northern friends.
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The sheer number of white nationalists who marched in Charlottesville, and President Trump's assertion afterward that bad actors on "many sides" were to blame for the violence, led to a national reckoning on the ascendance of white supremacy and the threats it poses.
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The return to production ends a three-month odyssey that began shortly after The New York Times published an investigation detailing sexual harassment and assault allegations against the Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein and a national reckoning on sexual harassment began in earnest.
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Venezuela has put off a reckoning on its tens of billions of dollars in debt, but its ability to avoid a disastrous default will probably require much higher oil prices than appear likely in the next year or two, financial experts say.
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" At 73, Ms. Robin has achieved advanced guru status now that Penguin has issued an updated edition of her 1992 classic call for a reckoning on overconsumption, our emotional relationship with money and our definition of enough, "Your Money or Your Life.
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LOW OIL PRICES AND A RECKONING ON DEBT | Energy executives and their bankers are preparing for a prolonged downturn that could change the energy industry in a way not seen since the turmoil of the late 1990s gave rise to mega-mergers like Exxon Mobil,
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In a pattern that would now look familiar after the post–Harvey Weinstein reckoning on sexual assault, but was then still new, a cascade of women — more than two dozen women, including Fox News' then-marquee star, Megyn Kelly — reported similar stories to Carlson's.
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A record-breaking number of women are running for office, the #MeToo movement has forced a national reckoning on sexual harassment and assault, and after 35 years of legislative inaction, Illinois approved the Equal Rights Amendment, putting the country one state away from ratification.
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Y. Times] and Ronan Farrow for The New Yorker [who together won the Public Service prize] were a catalyst for a reckoning on powerful men and the way some have been accused of misusing that power that has since spread as the #MeToo movement.
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After all, anyone with an internet connection or working television would have watched the recent reckoning on the mistreatment, harassment and abuse of women unfold last year, dredged up by the Harvey Weinstein revelations and ensuing rejuvenation of activist Tarana Burke's "me too" movement.
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If the pivot toward global statesmanship means Trump can avoid inflaming an already precarious confirmation process, that would satisfy many Republican lawmakers, who are proceeding with caution amid a fraught political moment that coincides with a national reckoning on matters of sexual abuse and harassment.
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"If there is a phase one trade deal is in the offing, it's almost certainly going to be a deal largely on Beijing's terms; something that Beijing will want — purchases and promises, not a deal reckoning on the structural process," Daly told CNBC on Wednesday.
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But it's hard to hold out much hope for such a reckoning on a large scale when two men who seemed like they, of all people, might be able to look deeply at their own behavior have instead chosen to pander to those who would excuse them.
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The Obama administration's final reckoning on spending and taxes for 2016, which was jointly released by Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew and the budget director, Shaun Donovan, showed increases in spending for veterans benefit payments, the health programs Medicare and Medicaid, and for interest payments on the nation's debt.
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Nowhere will the senator from Vermont face a greater reckoning on this score than in South Carolina, where a majority of the Democratic electorate is black and where, four years ago, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton beat him in the primary by almost 22014 points -- a stratospheric margin.
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They had no maps, and kept their phones off in case a flash or signal alerted the authorities, but MC had told them it would take around two and a half hours to make landfall, so they kept track of time, reckoning on each minute taking them closer to Greece.
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But lower-than-expected borrowing costs stemming from the European Central Bank's loose monetary policy and worldwide demand for scarcer "safe haven" bonds mean Berlin is now reckoning on a sum between 10 and 13 billions euros, a person familiar with the government's budget planning told Reuters on condition of anonymity.
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"If there is a phase one trade deal in the offing, it's almost certainly going to be a deal largely on Beijing's terms; something that Beijing will want — purchases and promises, not a deal reckoning on the structural process," said Robert Daly, director of the Wilson Center's Kissinger Institute on China and the United States.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE faces a reckoning on Tuesday with top social conservatives and evangelical leaders at a high-stakes gathering in New York City.
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No wonder then, perhaps, that decades of rape allegations against Bill Cosby didn't even begin to catch up with him until late 2014, or that this year featured a broader cultural reckoning on sexual assault, or that Hillary Clinton decided to vocally embrace her gender and feminist values in 2016 after having done the opposite in 2008.
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A 26-year-old protester, Grace, told Vox's Zeeshan Aleem she believes a rapidly approaching holiday could mark a major turning point in the movement: Grace believes there could be a day of reckoning on October 1, when China celebrates the 70th anniversary of Communist rule and a massive military parade will take place in Beijing.
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SIOUX CITY, Iowa — After a long campaign of ideological clashes, policy debates and talk of a grand reckoning on the direction of the Democratic Party, the presidential primaries starting on Monday will be shaped by a less lofty but increasingly urgent matter: determining the best candidate to defeat an incumbent who has already proved to be a political survivor.
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The Women's March put millions of people on the streets of cities in defiance of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE; the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements sparked a reckoning on sexual harassment and assault; and in the Alabama U.S. Senate race, black women led the way to a Democratic victory in a bright red state.
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What Michelle Obama Wore and Why It Mattered History, Politics, Education and Business 17 Black Women Sweep to Judgeships in Texas County It's Great That We Celebrate Black History Month in Totally Normal Ways Blackface Is the Tip of the Iceberg New Year's Day Is Also Emancipation Day The Newest Jim Crow The Heartbeat of Racism Is Denial Video | Five Takeaways from a Year of Talking About Race Defying Trump, Athletes Intensify Debate on Race and Protest In Monument Debate, Calls for an Overdue Reckoning on Race and Southern Identity Black Voices on Turmoil in Charlottesville: 'The World We Live In' Found: Rosa Parks's Arrest Warrant, and More Traces of Civil Rights History Overlooked No More: How Mary Ann Shadd Cary Shook Up the Abolitionist Movement Racial Progress Is Real.
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