The Labor Department is reconsidering a case — Palmer v.
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Rep. John ShimkusJohn Mondy ShimkusShimkus announces he will stick with plan to retire after reconsidering Shimkus says he's reconsidering retirement Shimkus says he's been asked to reconsider retirement MORE (R-Ill.) on Monday reaffirmed his intention to retire at the end of his term after saying last week he was reconsidering amid pressure from constituents and colleagues.
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EPA may be reconsidering cutting off funding to a Chesapeake newspaper: EPA is reconsidering its decision to cut off federal funding to a newspaper that covers environmental issues related to the Chesapeake Bay.
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"I'm grateful to Blizzard for reconsidering my ban," he said.
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He said on Friday the government was reconsidering the plan.
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After reconsidering his decision to retire in recent weeks, Sen.
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Yes, some people are now reconsidering their decision to join.
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Indeed, there were signs that some Republicans might be reconsidering.
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You are reconsidering what value these groups bring to you.
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"The president is reconsidering how we do this," he added.
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It is also reconsidering how it should regulate premium cigars.
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But Trump has given no indication that he is reconsidering.
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NHTSA said in a statement it was reconsidering the Dec.
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And we can start by reconsidering when Election Day happens.
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On other days, he'd let it be known he was reconsidering.
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The most obvious thing that needed reconsidering was the retirement age.
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And the two little girls have Shepard reconsidering his next steps.
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Growing numbers of youth-sport organisations are therefore reconsidering their rules.
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And with Venus retrograde, you're reconsidering what's important in your partnerships.
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Air: The Environmental Protection Agency is reconsidering the air pollution standards.
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It is safe to say none are reconsidering their futures there.
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But Lane Bryant's latest move may have those skeptics reconsidering things.
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Mars reenters Capricorn this evening, finding your reconsidering your career goals.
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Previously, Chinese officials had been reconsidering whether Mr. Liu should go.
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You'll find yourself reconsidering some of the decisions you've recently made.
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If not, reconsidering his position should be high on her agenda.
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The agency last month said it is reconsidering the measure. 4.
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Many American companies are already reconsidering their dependence on Chinese manufacturing.
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But it's worth reconsidering: Do you still just hand over your data?
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The moon also clashes with Venus, and you're reconsidering your desires, Sagittarius.
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Some women, like Liu Yang, are reconsidering the fairness of earlier demotions.
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Prominent lobbying firms and leading companies are reconsidering or withdrawing their business.
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In his post, however, Cain said he spent the Easter weekend reconsidering.
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Now it seems Trump could be reconsidering a ban on Chinese telecoms.
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Verizon is once again reconsidering an acquisition of Yahoo, Bloomberg reported Thursday.
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And the firm appears to be reconsidering its plans for the future.
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Now, Reuters reports that Foxconn is reconsidering plans for its Wisconsin plant.
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Even so, much has changed that supports reconsidering the cost of equity.
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Meanwhile, that ultra likely has an icepack, and is reconsidering his allegiances.
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He flirted briefly with a run for president in 2016, before reconsidering.
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As if reconsidering, he examined the bright-yellow liquid in his spoon.
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But we were far from the only people reconsidering our messaging choices.
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Now, Wyze is reconsidering its security practices, both for employees and users.
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He added that he's also reconsidering his support for large-capacity magazines.
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"I have no reason to believe that Amazon is reconsidering," he said.
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Given the loss to Portmore, Payne said he was reconsidering that arrangement.
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Venus reenters fellow air sign Libra, finding you reconsidering some important decisions.
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John ShimkusJohn Mondy ShimkusHouse to vote on resolution opposing Russia's inclusion in G-7 Shimkus announces he will stick with plan to retire after reconsidering Shimkus says he's reconsidering retirement MORE (Ill.) — is a co-sponsor of the measure.
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Mars enters Sagittarius on January 26, finding reconsidering how you expend your energy.
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The Trump administration initially announced it was reconsidering this rule back in August.
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Some universities are rumoured to be reconsidering their initial reluctance to get involved.
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But the Nevada Independent reported this week that he was reconsidering his decision.
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The administration is also reconsidering who should be eligible for extra-swift removal.
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Still, even the people making technology are reconsidering its impact on our lives.
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At least three states plus the District of Columbia are reconsidering the practice.
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But the White House may now be reconsidering its stance on the agreement.
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Watch: Amazon reconsidering New York headquarters after local opposition, according to Washington Post
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The discarding and condemning and reconsidering — of the shows, the albums, the movies.
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U.S. homebuilders may be reconsidering their bullish projections for a stronger housing recovery.
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This is not the time for reconsidering what the Democratic Party stands for.
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He appears to be still reconsidering the pattern, still seeking the vital detail.
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The bureau is also reconsidering several lawsuits and enforcement actions initiated by Cordray.
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If you can't credibly do so, it may be worth reconsidering those plans.
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An epidemic of the mosquito-borne Zika virus has athletes reconsidering their participation.
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"I'm grateful for Blizzard reconsidering their position about my ban," read the statement.
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Endangered: Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is reconsidering protections for certain freshwater mussels.
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Retrogrades are all about redoing and reconsidering, but they are also about relaxing.
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We are currently reconsidering and we are deeply sorry for what has happened.
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Asked whether he was reconsidering participating in the next debate, scheduled for Oct.
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But it's now reconsidering whether the tool is a useful predictor of recessions.
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But "he is seriously reconsidering," according to a person familiar with his thinking.
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I was planning on a run, but my mild headache has me reconsidering.
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Global companies were reconsidering their China strategies even before the trade war started.
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Pruitt announced in September that the Trump administration would be reconsidering the rule.
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But some policy makers are reconsidering whether every student needs to master algebra.
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The 2010s saw millions of Americans reconsidering the economy that guided their lives.
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More importantly, it adds another argument in favor of reconsidering supply chain arrangements.
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Mike Braun (R-Ind.) said he was hopeful Trump was reconsidering that position.
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Landlords are reconsidering their tenant mixes, bringing in more food and entertainment options.
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Some may be reconsidering now that repeal of the health law seems unlikely.
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After reconsidering the case, the three-judge panel basically reaffirmed its earlier ruling.
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"I have no reason to believe that Amazon is reconsidering," Mr. Cuomo said.
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Now he's written a note and tweeted that he's thinking of reconsidering it.
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And one of the most politically loaded reckonings is reconsidering Bill Clinton's past.
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Indonesian rival Lion Air has been reconsidering its orders since its October crash.
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FameFlynet "They had the best vacation and are reconsidering the divorce," the source said.
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Like Winkworth, jewelry expert Anna Schofield is reconsidering her relationship with the Powerhouse museum.
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Administration officials are reconsidering whether Goodfriend fits into what Trump wants from Fed officials.
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With dishes like these, we may be reconsidering our real spaghetti stance...maybe. 1.
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Is the President reconsidering some of that language in light of what happened yesterday?
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He ruled out a 250 campaign in 22008, and showed no signs of reconsidering.
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The decision comes as the fashion world is reconsidering its use of fur products.
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Even before the boss departed, big clients were reconsidering their ties to the firm.
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With that in mind, I’m reconsidering this whole January goal-setting business.
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Until then, drone operators are proceeding with caution, and some are reconsidering their hobby.
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Similarly, Chinese firms are likely reconsidering their reliance on U.S. companies, he told Reuters.
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Reconsidering the passport now, however, I wondered if I'd been thinking about it backwards.
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The trip led Mr. Taunton to wonder if Mr. Hitchens was reconsidering his atheism.
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Accordingly, a number of books have come out, reconsidering the man and his influence.
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Foxconn had previously been reconsidering the size and scope of its planned Wisconsin project.
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The budget deliberations come as Mr. Abe's government is reconsidering the country's pacifist stance.
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Most important, it points to reconsidering how policy makers deal with trade's distributional consequences.
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Since August, the Environmental Protection Agency has been reconsidering the justification for the rule.
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Tonight's perfect for reconsidering how soon you want to get super close to someone.
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These are themes the retrograde will find you reconsidering and reworking until July 31.
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I think [the feds] are going to start reconsidering blanket reliance on government witnesses.
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Both buyers and developers, typically preoccupied with skyward apartments, are reconsidering the lowly basement.
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Reconsidering how you're spending your cash is a great way to use this energy!
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This month, the Trump administration formally announced that it was reconsidering those new rules.
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But the airlines may still be reconsidering some of those fees, Mr. Sorensen said.
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Movie studios, meanwhile, are reconsidering their approach for films set for a theatrical release.
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Yet Republicans — including conservative women — have been deeply resistant to reconsidering Judge Kavanaugh's nomination.
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It also has founders reconsidering the timing and viability of their own public debuts.
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He also said some Chinese businesses were now reconsidering their business strategy in Britain.
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The Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF), for example, is already reconsidering future American events.
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This past summer, the F.D.A. began the process of reconsidering its one-year policy.
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But we found that the planning was based on assumptions that were worth reconsidering.
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To the Editor: If Justice Clarence Thomas's call for reconsidering New York Times v.
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An unexpected situation finds you reconsidering how you want to position yourself in public.
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Two gun auction websites said 'no thanks' yesterday, but one of them is reconsidering. 3.
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Twitter is reconsidering promoted tweets since users are "natural to skip" them, TechCrunch reported Monday.
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He recently announced a re-election bid, but now tells the Texas Tribune he's reconsidering.
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Or, to put a finer point on it, Mayer is into people reconsidering his reputation.
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But more than a decade later, Schick's latest razor launch has me reconsidering my options.
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Those environmentalists were considering new perspectives and reconsidering long-held policy preferences — doing the work.
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To the president, being a man appears to mean never apologizing or reconsidering your actions.
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In fact, you're reconsidering what's important to you and what you want for the future.
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The first time he sees Ramsay's horrid face IRL he is definitely reconsidering some things.
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Investors are also reconsidering their exposure to high-charging hedge-fund and private-equity managers.
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The costume is so well-executed that I am now reconsidering my couple's costume idea.
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You'll be reconsidering what you want from your relationships, and a new journey will begin.
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Mars is retrograde in your sign, which means you're deeply reconsidering your relationship with anger.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Skin is reconsidering why he never adapted to the whims of the world.
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He initially ruled out a campaign last year, but has been reconsidering since Mandel's exit.
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You're rethinking your schedule today as well, and you're reconsidering how to manage your responsibilities.
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Mercury reenters Cancer on July 19, and you're reconsidering your opinions and point of view.
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But lawmakers are increasingly reconsidering that law in response to concerns about malicious content online.
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Foreign students are also reconsidering whether to apply to American universities under a Trump administration.
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Goalkeeper Marcelo Boeck said he and other players were reconsidering plans to leave the club.
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You'll begin reconsidering your thoughts about how you present yourself over the next few weeks.
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"I would never kill them," Trump said, alluding to reporters, before seemingly reconsidering his statement.
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I think there are a lot of students who are reconsidering their future in medicine.
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The experience has left Coleman "uncomfortable" and reconsidering her employment with Chicken Express, Coleman said.
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The new administration, in other words, was reconsidering its predecessors' calculations about access and power.
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It can be painful, this sloughing off of earlier selves, this reconsidering of earlier desires.
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And, bowing to its critics, MSNBC is reportedly reconsidering its entire approach to 2020 coverage.
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Black voters have been disgruntled with the Democratic Party and are slowly reconsidering their support.
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The lack of preparation time is one reason Hart gave for not reconsidering the job.
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Faced with high land prices, developers are reconsidering weirdly shaped lots passed over for years.
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Morrison said Canberra is also reconsidering its travel advice for Australians planning trips to Turkey.
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But amid a rising tide of employee activism, some tech firms are publicly reconsidering their practices.
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Museums can have a range of goals, from remembering, to reconsidering, to reenforcing a particular message.
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Reconsidering the academic model of having a single advisor responsible for overseeing a student or trainee.
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Joe Barton is reconsidering his political future after a nude photo of him was posted online.
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That Facebook is reconsidering the fundamentals of its data-reliant products and ad business is significant.
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All of this has many lakefront property owners reconsidering their relationship with the lakes they love.
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That means improving election security, fighting harassment, weeding out disinformation, but also reconsidering its design ethics.
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It could require some combination of raising prices, compensating drivers and reconsidering its asset-light structure.
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Mercury is currently retrograde in Sagittarius, finding you reconsidering whom you want to associate yourself with.
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Within a year, several insurers stopped covering the therapy for prostate cancer or were reconsidering it.
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Without rapid user or revenue per user growth, Snap investors are reconsidering its formerly lofty valuation.
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China's smelters are reconsidering the stockpiling plan in light of the price gain, said CNMIA's Jia.
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And so, before asking what the Commonwealth is for, it is worth reconsidering what it is.
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This doesn't only mean reconsidering how much you're spending, but also how much you're pulling in.
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At work or around your daily chores, this Mars retrograde will find you reconsidering your responsibilities.
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Major cities such as Seattle, Manhattan and San Francisco are reconsidering how they prosecute marijuana possession.
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Coleman later told the Citrus County Chronicle newspaper that he was open to reconsidering the matter.
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Based on national security concerns, other countries are reconsidering their own commitments to purchase Huawei equipment.
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Many more producers are reconsidering what the grape requires in terms of vineyard site and winemaking.
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Reconsidering your schedule at work is also a great way to use this new moon's energy.
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Garuda, which has only one 737 MAX, had been reconsidering its order before the Ethiopian crash.
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I imagine Myles's photographs forming in the line breaks between disparate images — flashing, reconsidering what's next.
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Even in an era of reconsidering criminal justice tactics and increased accountability, apologies remain exceedingly rare.
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Museums are reconsidering who is the rightful owner of the objects that fill displays and storerooms.
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Mr. Rubio said that he had long opposed such legislation, but was now reconsidering that position.
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The president should be reconsidering all of his tariffs, and especially those that affect our friends.
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The current administration has said it is reconsidering the boundaries of other national and marine monuments.
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Other financial institutions, including Visa, Mastercard, and Stripe, also are reported to be reconsidering their participation.
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It means reconsidering our entire understanding regarding what weapons systems we will provide to the Taiwanese.
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He said he was reconsidering his opposition to proposals to limit the size of gun magazines.
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"I am not trying to prove anything," Mr. Fitzmaurice wrote in an email, before quickly reconsidering.
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In the aftermath of the strikes, Trump may be reconsidering the US's commitment in Syria — again.
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"Absolutely not," Azerrad says of the whether Tweedy was reconsidering the album cover after 9/11.
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He says he's open to reconsidering the size of gun magazines "I have traditionally not supported looking at magazine clip size and after this and some of the details I have learned about it, I am reconsidering that position and I'll tell you why," he said.
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RELATED: Rubio reconsidering whether to run for Senate re-election CNN's David Wright contributed to this report.
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However, keep in mind that there is a Mercury retrograde next month that'll find you reconsidering things.
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Under Trump, the US has been scaling back its international commitments, including reconsidering a number of treaties.
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During this Mercury retrograde, you'll find yourself reconsidering some ideas you may have bought into too quickly.
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However, Yellen said the post-financial crisis period has pushed policymakers into reconsidering the dynamics of inflation.
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"I honestly don't know why at this point they are not reconsidering putting" their money into Florida.
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In the first trial, O'Neill ruled Jackson's testimony was inadmissible as hearsay but now he is reconsidering.
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This week its boss, Andrew Mackenzie, conceded that he is reconsidering its foray into American shale oil.
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Mercury is retrograde in Scorpio this month, finding you reconsidering issues in your career and public life.
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Sanders, a U.S. senator from Vermont, expressed disappointment on Friday, and sought to goad Trump into reconsidering.
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Thomas is among a new rush of homeowners reconsidering what they assumed were rock-bottom mortgage rates.
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However, Bloomberg reported last week that the administration was reconsidering planned bans on mint and menthol products.
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Several pundits and journalists suggested Americans protest by keeping kosher—or, at least, reconsidering their next BLT.
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The SBC joins other Christian institutions that are reconsidering the ties between the flag and the pulpit.
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Today, you're reconsidering how you want to go about things now that you have this new information.
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Meanwhile, Pruitt plans to start the process soon of reconsidering Obama's aggressive greenhouse gas standards for cars.
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But now he's reconsidering using the platform, wondering whether his trades were too large, given the risks.
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Faced with a novel virus, it's worth reconsidering Italy's long experiences with epidemics and heeding the lessons.
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Anger is a thread that connects all this stuff I've been learning and thinking about and reconsidering.
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Saturn retrograde begins tonight, meaning you'll find yourself reconsidering your living situation over the next few months.
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Sanders, a US senator from Vermont, expressed disappointment on Friday, and sought to goad Trump into reconsidering.
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Already, some tech types are reconsidering their travel plans, if not their connections, to the other country.
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The agencies have been waiting for the fiscal plans before reconsidering their ratings on Italy's sovereign debt.
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Many state legislatures have taken up this cause, with statehouses coast to coast reconsidering the annual practice.
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Paul Mogensen's spiraling abstractions, reconsidering the banana in a two-woman show and Franz Gertsch's photorealist paintings.
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After a series of controversies at Uber, some people are reconsidering the ethics of using the app.
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Trump offered scant assurances to Macron that he was reconsidering his pledge to exit the Iran agreement.
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After briefly considering reconsidering his plans to leave Congress at the end of his current term, Rep.
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Other corporate backers like Visa and Mastercard are also reconsidering their roles, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Justice Scalia's later opinions suggested that he may have been reconsidering his unwavering defense of Chevron deference.
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If Amazon is reconsidering its Long Island City campus, it's not telling close partners on the project.
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Two state-run pension funds, in Minnesota and Washington, are already reconsidering future investments in KKR funds.
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In private conversations and on social media, Democratic officials, political operatives and pundits are reconsidering Sanders' chances.
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Couguars: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is reconsidering a plan to remove protections for endangered couguars.
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But upon reconsidering, I realized how powerful this game was in terms of immersing students into history.
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Rio Tinto, Freeport's partner in Grasberg, says it is reconsidering the option to increase its interest in 2021.
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Going forward, the CEO said the company would be reconsidering how the site displays likes, followers and retweets.
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Uranus enters Taurus today, finding you reconsidering everything you thought you knew about security, self-worth, and money.
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When prison populations soared — a trend that disproportionately affected young African-American men — politicians began reconsidering their policies.
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While some residents seemed to be reconsidering their settlement choices, many see lava as a fact of life.
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But thanks to Sophia Spencer, an 8-year-old girl who adores bugs, I'm slightly reconsidering my revulsion.
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Asked by Reuters last week whether the company was reconsidering its decision given Trump's victory in the Nov.
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But TechCrunch says Snap is reconsidering the approach and may imminently launch a platform to be called SnapKit.
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The company told Reuters earlier this year it was reconsidering plans to make advanced LCD panels at Wisconsin.
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I realize I have been traveling way too much, and start reconsidering my earlier spend on the Airbnb.
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Despite this deadly outbreak, the FDA has shown no sign of reconsidering its plan to postpone the rules.
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Endangered: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is reconsidering a plan to loosen the protections for certain rodents.
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Trump's comments about reconsidering the agreement came as he met with lawmakers from states with a farming presence.
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FDA officials are now reconsidering mandatory training after learning its voluntary program was used far less than expected.
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Now, CBS reportedly is reconsidering its sponsorship of the White House Correspondents' Association event, and for good reason.
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Justice Scalia rarely voted to overrule precedent, while Justice Clarence Thomas can hardly stop reconsidering old doctrines. 85033.
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UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash said Qatar would achieve more by reconsidering its position.
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Mercury re-enters Cancer on July 19, finding you and your partners reconsidering past ideas, discussions, and commitments.
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You're reconsidering what's important to you today as you're realizing that your hopes for the future are changing.
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"I want to say something to people who may be reconsidering their support of my opponent," she said.
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It is reconsidering how changes in monetary policy ripple through the economy, and the impact of international events.
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The legislation comes about in a time when other cities are reconsidering how they regulate street food vendors.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said Thursday he's reconsidering his upcoming move to Africa due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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But this week, he said, tourists scheduled to go to Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam were reconsidering as well.
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The move stripped away some consumer protections and suggested that the department might be reconsidering the project entirely.
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He said that he was reconsidering his harsh words directed at one of his Polish opponents on Twitter.
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One of the original sponsors of the immunity repeal viewed Sanders' motives for reconsidering his position with skepticism.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday that Visa, Mastercard and others were reconsidering their participation in the network.
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Just last month, the Trump administration's Justice Department was reported to be reconsidering whether to charge Mr. Assange.
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And Verizon Communications is reconsidering its acquisition of Yahoo, after cyberattacks affected more than 1.5 billion Yahoo accounts.
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So it is a good thing that Trump may now be reconsidering his withdrawal from the trade pact.
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And Breitbart itself was reportedly reconsidering his role amid calls online for it to sever ties with him.
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The FAA shut down flight-sharing platforms in 2014, and it shows no sign of reconsidering this decision.
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But in light of this behemoth show I found myself favorably reconsidering the malleable benefits of the digital.
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Venus reenters Libra while on its retrograde journey at 3:42 PM, finding us reconsidering some important decisions.
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But if consumers are reconsidering their love affair with gold, the government will not try to rekindle the passion.
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And in court documents quietly filed this week, the Trump administration indicated that it is reconsidering spouses' rights, too.
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When Venus retrograde re-enters Libra on Halloween, you're reconsidering and reworking what you want from your sex life.
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"I've been reconsidering support for a while, but the DACA deal just sent me over the edge," he said.
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The Moon in Gemini connects with Mercury—which is currently retrograde—at 12:08 AM, finding us reconsidering things.
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According to a new report from the Washington Post, the company is reconsidering its development plans for New York.
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And our list of ways to stretch out your cellphone charge includes using auto-brightness and reconsidering airplane mode.
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She had us reconsidering where we want our cutouts located on our dresses, thanks to this novel sleeve detailing.
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Amazon is reconsidering building one of its new headquarters in New York due to local opposition, including from Rep.
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The Washington Post reported on Friday that Amazon is reconsidering the New York development due to local opposition. Rep.
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Mr. Trump's new campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, signaled on Sunday that he has been reconsidering his approach to deportations.
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He told The Wall Street Journal that he was reconsidering his stance after meeting with Mr. Obama on Thursday.
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We are at another inflection point, where voters, politicians, and CEOs are reconsidering the role of business in society.
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On Monday, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders refused to comment about the reports that Corker was reconsidering.
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Mars begins its retrograde in fellow air sign Aquarius on June 26, finding you reconsidering your summer travel plans.
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As we learn more about the inherent risk in playing football, people are reconsidering whether to take that risk.
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Reuters reported Foxconn was reconsidering making liquid crystal display panels and intended to hire mostly engineers and researchers there.
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Additionally, the Trump administration is now reconsidering the nation's stance on wearing masks in public as a preventative measure.
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Now it's reconsidering if scooters, which can reach speeds as fast as 15 mph, should be ridden at night.
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And now Formula One is reconsidering whether to continue to accept advertising from alcohol, fast-food and snack companies.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis told Congress in June that he was open to reconsidering the need for both systems.
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Apple is only one of a slew of global companies reconsidering their China operations as the outbreak has spread.
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Rubio also told the audience he was reconsidering his past opposition to limiting the size of large gun magazines.
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The moon enters grounded Capricorn, bringing communication your way, and Jupiter ends its retrograde, finding you reconsidering your finances.
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Beto O'Rourke, who recently ended his bid for the White House, both suggested reconsidering the protections earlier this year.
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Hype around Johnson raises another point: Election year after election year, we find ourselves reconsidering the third-party question.
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It could be that, as the overall popularity of musical theater rebounds, cynical urbanites are reconsidering the art form.
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Mercury retrograde begins on December 19, and it will find you reconsidering where (and with whom) you fit in.
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Round Hill, apparently reconsidering the acquisition, had sold Necco to a mysterious new owner, which was never publicly named.
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Sanders said he wouldn't rule out reconsidering some regulations, but added he didn't know which ones the man was citing.
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And this new insight might have a large enough effect that models of the Earth's magnetic field need some reconsidering.
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But within days of Gianaris's appointment, reports surfaced saying that Amazon was reconsidering bringing its headquarters to Long Island City.
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Womanist Theology validates the role of women in religious texts through revising and reconsidering traditional Biblical interpretation and religious practice.
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Lexie, who spends the episode raging against Allie, immediately seems to be reconsidering her improved political status in New Ham.
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Amazon faced heavy backlash to its proposed office location in Queens, New York, however, and it's reportedly reconsidering the site.
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This might involve reducing portion sizes, reconsidering tossing something before an expiration date and changing one's attitude about food overall.
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"Absolutely nothing prevents Defendants from reconsidering their current blanket policy of family detention and reinstating prosecutorial discretion," the judge wrote.
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Sources tell Reuters that the White House is reconsidering its intention to "cancel the Paris Climate Agreement" within 100 days.
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Norwegian Airlines has already said it will seek compensation after grounding its MAX aircraft, and various companies are reconsidering orders.
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Further, officials at the Federal Reserve now are reconsidering the 2% inflation target that has been in effect since 2012.
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But by the time the McDonald's All-American Game rolled around on March 211, Bazley, 226, was reconsidering his options.
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A Tillis spokesman did not immediately respond to a request to comment on whether the senator is reconsidering his vote.
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Mercury connects with Saturn also on March 20, again, bringing you back to February 20 and finding you reconsidering commitments.
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The administration's position remains the same, despite some talk in the last few weeks that Trump was reconsidering the deal.
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The story prompted Jason Day of Australia, the world's top-ranked golfer, to say he was reconsidering his Olympic plans.
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One was reconsidering the 2001/2002 Authorizations for Use of Military Force, begun a generation ago in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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The Trump administration is reconsidering higher penalties put in place last year for automakers that violate vehicle fuel efficiency standards.
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According to Bloomberg, both are reconsidering their involvement in Fund 2 in the wake of WeWork's shelved IPO last week.
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Buyers and developers preoccupied with sky-high homes are reconsidering the lowly basement, as nest seekers look earthbound for deals.
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Tom Wolf said he's reconsidering the ban based on concerns from industry groups and Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs.
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The company has slowed production of the plane, putting pressure on its profits, and some buyers are reconsidering their orders.
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Leading physicians and immunologists are reconsidering the antiseptic, at times hysterical, ways in which we interact with our environment. Why?
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And Ethiopian Airlines is reportedly reconsidering its order for 25 additional Max planes because of the "stigma" surrounding the aircraft.
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In The New York Times Magazine, we explored why Mr. Trudeau's government was reconsidering its charm offensive toward Mr. Trump.
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Trump administration officials are reconsidering that interpretation, in view of the president's vow to increase access to less expensive insurance.
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This week Germany's Social Democrats were reconsidering their decision not to continue a coalition government with Ms. Merkel's Christian Democrats.
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It's been a year for reconsidering Bill Clinton's presidency and its players; December is the 20th anniversary of his impeachment.
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Mercury begins its retrograde today, in Earth sign Virgo, which will find you reconsidering the groups with which you associate.
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In fact, the Office of Management and Budget should similarly be thinking about reconsidering aspects of its own outdated guidelines.
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Hirscher had previously said that Pyeongchang would be his final Olympics but appeared to be reconsidering his position on Thursday.
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But a day later, the American president said he was reconsidering and that it may still take place as scheduled.
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And Hulu may even be reconsidering if such a product is necessary, as long as on-demand downloads are available.
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At the very least, it might mean reconsidering whether CNN is up to the task of participating in this process.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who campaigned against the subsidy package, celebrated the news that Amazon may be reconsidering the whole deal.
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I can't tell if he's reconsidering and trying to revisit, or just enjoying the thought of a flirtation/some attention.
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" Rubio acknowledged that he had not in the past supported looking at magazine clip size, but was "reconsidering that position.
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For example, we will soon have much more flexibility in reconsidering street width, traffic direction and allocation of road space.
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Reconsidering libel: Justice Clarence Thomas has urged the Supreme Court to revisit its landmark ruling in New York Times v.
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Quarles said in November the Fed was reconsidering certain parts of that proposal, after banks complained it was too restrictive.
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Venus opposes Uranus today, bringing drama to your social life, and then reenters Libra to find you reconsidering your career.
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Dorsey replied that Twitter is "reconsidering our verification policies," but that it wasn't as high a priority as enforcing their rules.
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But now the former child star has seemingly left organized religion and is reconsidering his decision to say goodbye to stardom.
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Two of the other largest agencies to take Western tourists to North Korea also said they were reconsidering taking U.S. tourists.
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Israeli Arabs in Jerusalem who are citizens for years rejected the notion of participating in municipal elections, but are now reconsidering.
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Are we at that point now where you are reconsidering the current plan to reduce the balance sheet by $22 billion?
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I'd largely stepped away from mobile games in the past couple years, but Dragon Hills has me reconsidering the App Store.
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YouTube's policies have satisfied no one in this very public debacle, which is likely why the company is now reconsidering them.
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The airline is reconsidering the order after two MAX jets fatally crashed in Ethiopia in March and in Indonesia in October.
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Their win has been met with a mix of curiosity, enthusiasm, and incredulousness, although Edmonton isn't alone in reconsidering the gondola.
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Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange by volume, briefly shifted its customer support apparatus to the app before reconsidering the move.
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But government borrowing looks less scary than it used to, and some mainstream economists are reconsidering the profession's aversion to debt.
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Indeed, should we be reconsidering the use of public money to fund properly conducted science if it is to be ignored?
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Mr Trump should demonstrate his commitment to America's allies by reconsidering membership of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, as he has hinted.
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But several are reconsidering their skill-aversion—possibly fearful of losing sin-tax revenues, which generate $9bn annually for American states.
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But in recent years, two cases suggested that the Supreme Court would be open to reconsidering Abood, given the right case.
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"I've been mostly interested in a poetic transformation that happens when reconsidering factual information," Robles de Medina tells The Creators Project.
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Facebook acknowledged that the company has been reconsidering its approach to combating hoaxes, but says the story's central allegation is false.
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In 1952, the Italian government moved to extradite the fugitive, before reconsidering in the face of public protests and bad press.
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Now, more than two decades later, the state is reconsidering that decision, and voters will decide the matter on Nov. 5.
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Dorsey has previously signalled that he, too, is reconsidering whether Twitter should publicise popularity metrics such as like and retweet counts.
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As the D.E.A. tiptoes toward reconsidering marijuana policies, voters all over the country are expanding access to the drug through initiatives.
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Investors are reconsidering the attractions of UK-listed equities relative to those in the euro zone for a combination of reasons.
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Mercury retrograde meets with your ruling planet Venus, finding you running into people from your past and reconsidering a few ideas.
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In January, he said he would be open to reconsidering the deal if the US could strike a "substantially better" agreement.
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Messenger planet Mercury begins its retrograde in fellow Fire sign Aries tonight, finding you reconsidering some of your long-held beliefs.
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Ahead, find three easy recipes that are so absurdly delicious, they will have you seriously reconsidering your loyalty to avocado toast.
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Like the American fashion industry, MoMA is a legacy institution that is reconsidering its priorities in an age of identity politics.
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Since my ex-husband had divorced me the previous year, I had been reconsidering what I thought I knew about relationships.
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Democrats: Frustrated by Mr. Trump's blanket refusal to cooperate with their investigations, some lawmakers who previously urged caution are reconsidering impeachment.
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In Japan, the three largest cellphone companies also said they were reconsidering plans to sell a new series of Huawei smartphones.
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" Takatoshi Mori, a spokesman for SoftBank, said reports that SoftBank was also reconsidering its relationship with Huawei "are based on speculation.
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He could start a process of national reconciliation by reconsidering the cases and imprisonment of prisoners of conscience like my husband.
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The Senate will allow up to one hour of debate (equally divided) before reconsidering the cloture vote that failed last night.
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In Ireland, El Salvador and even Pope Francis' home country, Argentina, lawmakers and voters have been reconsidering their strict abortion laws.
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I was frustrated and moody and reconsidering my decision to move, not only to this place but also in with her.
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Armed with the financial protection bureau's troubling report, I asked the Education Department if it was reconsidering its contract with Navient.
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Reconsidering heart surgery: Drug therapy alone may save lives as effectively as bypass or stenting procedures, a large federal study showed.
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In 2018, Musk noted that the first generation Tesla Roadster allowed for that, and that the idea might be worth reconsidering.
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"You would be better off waiting for two months when the taper strategy becomes clear before reconsidering your position," he said.
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A key investor that was reconsidering its commitment to the plan issued a statement saying that its concerns had been resolved.
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During Attorney General William Barr's confirmation hearing in January, Harris asked him whether he was open to reconsidering the department's position.
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It's very gratifying to see public officials, Democrats and Republicans, reconsidering their social media policies in response to this litigation. Right.
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He said the United Nations was reconsidering its deconfliction system and would inform the Security Council next week of its conclusions.
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Venus is busy today, finding you making big changes around emotionally charged situations as well as reconsidering things in your relationships.
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Rep. John ShimkusJohn Mondy ShimkusShimkus says he's reconsidering retirement Shimkus says he's been asked to reconsider retirement Syria says it won't resume talks with US-backed Kurdish forces amid Turkish onslaught MORE (R-Ill.) said Tuesday he's reconsidering retiring from Congress now that the top GOP spot on the House Energy and Commerce Committee will be vacant.
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"The USDA had been expecting a 3 percent (annual) increase and today's numbers show us that USDA is reconsidering that," he said.
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"Anyone assuming that these companies wouldn't be very alerted by Brexit, reconsidering future investments, is in complete denial of reality," he said.
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Riyadh is reconsidering the speed at which it imposes austerity to avoid pushing up unemployment, the International Monetary Fund said this month.
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Absolutely. We're in a moment now of reconsidering the past and how we want to label the streets and schools around us.
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This past June, a "handful" of SeeSo employees were laid off, and Deadline reported that the company was reconsidering its business model.
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"No, we are not reconsidering our decision," Marie Nougier, Head of Research and Communications for the International Drug Policy Consortium, told VICE.
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When the Eleventh Circuit voted 9-2 against reconsidering Mr Bostock's complaint "en banc" (as a full court), the dissenters were incredulous.
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It has said that its projects were facing the risk of cancellation, banks were reconsidering credit ratings and employees were being headhunted.
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In the United States, we are reconsidering the implications of providing surplus military equipment from foreign counterinsurgency efforts to our domestic police.
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They are also reconsidering stricter greenhouse gas emission standards and fuel efficiency for cars and light trucks with model years 2022–2025.
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Adam Schiff, who told CBS' Face the Nation House Democrats are reconsidering their efforts to bring the whistleblower to testify before them.
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Louis Woo, special assistant to Gou, told Reuters in January that Foxconn was reconsidering plans to make advanced liquid crystal display panels.
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However, they are reconsidering in light of the moratorium being a barrier when it comes to cancer and the effects of uranium.
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With the fiscal backdrop set to deteriorate, it is unsurprising that investors are reconsidering their options as regards holding U.K. government paper.
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Again, you're thinking back to mid-October as Mercury retrograde connects with Saturn and Neptune, finding you restructuring plans and reconsidering fantasies.
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You're thinking back to October 14 and 15 and reconsidering your plans as Mercury connects with Saturn and Neptune on November 13.
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In response to the ban, would-be travelers from countries not on the updated ban list say they are reconsidering their trips.
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Before relocating, he'd started reconsidering his relationship to Christianity, and says his relationship with his family had become strained as a result.
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Mercury is retrograde in your sign, Leo, so expect to find yourself reconsidering some issues you thought you were already clear on.
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Ethiopian Airlines is also reportedly reconsidering its order for 25 additional 737 Max jets in the aftermath of the crashes, Bloomberg reported.
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There are outer planets that are also retrograde, including Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune and Pluto, that find us reconsidering issues in our lives.
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Annalise Domenighini has an Andrew Jackson Jihad "snuggly" that she wears in the office every day, but is now reconsidering some things.
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But Dorsey has previously signalled that he, too, is reconsidering whether Twitter should publicise popularity metrics such as like and retweet counts.
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Trump is reconsidering his stance on the behemoth trans-Pacific trade deal as he inches closer to a trade war with China.
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I'm reconsidering You were gonna shoot me in the face for a wallet, I had the power to give you a job!
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Reconsidering TPP: The Japanese government has expressed its willingness to welcome the U.S. back to the TPP, but is proceeding with caution.
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In recent years, I've been experimenting with reconsidering the things I already have before jumping to the conclusion that they aren't enough.
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Israel's ambassador to UNESCO Carmel Shama-Hacohen told the Israeli press in June that he thinks it is worth reconsidering the withdrawal.
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The writer and the child return repeatedly to a collection of fragments, rearranging and reconsidering them in the shifting light of age.
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Hundreds of Western companies already have been reconsidering China's role in their supply chains, according to several people involved in such decisions.
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His remarks came after the Fed has been reconsidering its broad overhaul of capital rules and stress testing for over a year.
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His remarks came after the Fed has been reconsidering its broad overhaul of capital rules and stress testing for over a year.
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As Mercury moves backward through your sign, you find yourself reconsidering the decisions and plans you've made over the last few weeks.
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A process once famously stingy is now more open to reconsidering candidates the writers rejected — though Mattingly claimed not to care much.
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Companies are reconsidering where to put their factories as the trade war mounts, but few places can match China's convenience and reliability.
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You're figuring out who you want to keep in your circle and reconsidering some of the dreams you've held abo0ut your future.
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As the nation debates the best ways to curb mass shootings, America's biggest companies are reconsidering their relationships with the gun industry.
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Mr. Friedman, who won two Pulitzers reporting on the Middle East, suggests that inching back toward peace requires reconsidering a Palestinian state.
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A local hard-cider brewer is reconsidering an expansion after the steel and aluminum tariffs made new tanks and cans more expensive.
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With spring and summer coming up, some Americans are concerned about or reconsidering their travel plans as the virus continues to spread.
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A federal appeals court is reconsidering its ruling last year that ordered the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to ban a particular pesticide.
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Investors are reconsidering whether to park cash in these property funds, but there's also no new investors willing to buy what's offloaded.
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In interviews all over the fire zone since September, it's been clear that Australians are reconsidering far more than energy and emissions.
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The Thread RE: RECONSIDERING THE RIGHT Rick Perlstein wrote about the new direction of American conservatism after the election of Donald Trump.
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" Schiffman elicits stories from people who are both dreading a prospective rent hike and reconsidering the decision to keep a "Mao room.
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North Dakota Cramer said he and his wife were seriously reconsidering their decision and would make a final call by this weekend.
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Venus is busy today, bringing important changes your way and finding you reconsidering things in your creative life and your love life.
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Bob Latta (Ohio), Brett GuthrieSteven (Brett) Brett GuthrieShimkus announces he will stick with plan to retire after reconsidering Hillicon Valley: Tech grapples with California 'gig economy' law | FCC to investigate Sprint over millions in subsidies | House bill aims to protect telecom networks | Google wins EU fight over 'right to be forgotten' | 27 nations sign cyber rules pact House bill aims to secure telecom networks against foreign interference MORE (Ky.), Cathy McMorris RodgersCathy McMorris RodgersShimkus announces he will stick with plan to retire after reconsidering Bipartisan group reveals agricultural worker immigration bill DC's liaison to rock 'n' roll MORE (Wash.) and Michael BurgessMichael Clifton BurgessShimkus announces he will stick with plan to retire after reconsidering Shimkus says he's reconsidering retirement Shimkus says he's been asked to reconsider retirement MORE (Texas), according to the publication.
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Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto may be reconsidering a visit to the White House, according to a video statement he posted on Twitter.
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Trump told the paper he was reconsidering his stance after Thursday's meeting with Obama, who urged him to protect parts of the law.
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Apple's decision has been met with harsh criticism (including from lawmakers), but Cook's email doesn't offer any sign that the company is reconsidering.
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In addition to getting rid of net neutrality, the commission will also vote on a proposal to begin reconsidering the broadcast ownership cap.
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Rubio, who ended his presidential bid in March, said this week he was reconsidering running and may decide as early as this weekend.
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Banks and other lenders are reported to be reconsidering their relationships with Equifax, and might move some of their business to its competitors.
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Total War Saga: Thrones of Britannia has me reconsidering what is essential about the Total War series because it feels so in-essential.
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On November 230, when Mercury connects with Pluto, you're reconsidering many of the conversations and plans you discussed last month around October 30.
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Secrets are examined as Mercury connects with Pluto on November 9, and you're reconsidering the conversations and plans you had on October 19.
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Investors are reconsidering their bets on a Clinton victory as opinion polls show the gap between the Democrat and the Republican candidates narrowing.
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And the doozy: Last week, the Washington Post and the Wall Street Journal reported that Amazon was reconsidering its new New York location.
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Screenshot: WikipediaThe European Union has been reconsidering its copyright laws for several years, and for months we've been trudging towards a final vote.
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The moon also connects with your ruling planet Mercury, which is currently retrograde, finding you reconsidering things, especially when it comes to money.
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With press reports now suggesting that the U.S. and its allies are reconsidering sanctions, the Caesar bill should be revived and fast-tracked.
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Mercury begins its retrograde today (in your sign!), which will find finding you reconsidering a lot of things over the next few weeks.
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The former New York City mayor, who has said publicly he's not running, may be reconsidering, according to CNBC sources earlier this month.
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The biggest backers of SoftBank's $100 billion Vision Fund are reportedly reconsidering their investments in the second one after Uber and WeWork disappointed.
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Trump is also reconsidering his stance on the behemoth trans-Pacific trade deal as he inches closer to a trade war with China.
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While some of the responses will shock and disappoint you, you may find yourself reconsidering some of Hollywood's undisputed and under-examined favorites.
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He also didn't mention reports that his White House may be reconsidering its decision to abandon the Paris Agreement to reduce greenhouse gases.
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Apple is also thought to be reconsidering its dependence on China as a manufacturing hub for its most important products, including the iPhone.
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The ATF is reportedly reconsidering its February 2015 proposal to reclassify certain ammunition, but many Obama holdovers and career types remain in power.
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New fears in tech: The detention of a Huawei executive has technology entrepreneurs in both China and the U.S. reconsidering their travel plans.
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Another cabinet minister, Penny Mordaunt, the international development secretary, was also reportedly reconsidering her position after a cabinet debate on Wednesday that Mrs.
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The National Gallery's decision is unusual, and most institutions are not reconsidering their decision to hang work by Mr. Close on their walls.
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"That was something I hadn't actually thought through," he said, though he added that the church was not reconsidering its open-carry policy.
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He's thoroughly reconsidering his relationship to them now, after Dylan Farrow renewed her allegations that Allen molested her when she was a child.
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Mars reenters Capricorn on August 12, finding you rethinking your career plan, as well as reconsidering your reputation and relationship to the public.
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But Senate Democrats have accused Rubio of capitalizing on the Orlando shooting -- that's when Rubio first publicly announced he was reconsidering. http://bit.
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The proposal calls on lawmakers to act "as soon as possible" by reconsidering a proposal similar to the one drafted by GOP Sens.
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After Ms. Dickinson went public with her story late in 2014, Ms. Lublin began reconsidering what really happened at the hotel that night.
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Bob Corker is reconsidering his retirement as some Republicans in Tennessee worry about potentially losing his seat, Politico and The Washington Post reported.
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But her fans were critical of the Salvation Army's stance on homosexuality -- so she said she was reconsidering and threatened to pull out.
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The statement follows reports on Monday that Corker, who announced in September that he would retire after this term, is reconsidering that decision.
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Since the election, the Mexican peso has lost 20 percent of its value and multinational companies are reconsidering plans to invest in that country.
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J. Jayaseelan, who owns Nuray Chemicals, a maker of drug ingredients, said many Indian firms are reconsidering, or putting on hold, U.S. expansion plans.
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Now, though, thanks to the likes of Chanel, Dior, and Valentino, we're reconsidering the swimming cap as the unexpected styling trick of the season.
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The US Department of Justice is reconsidering pressing charges against Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, according to new reports from The Washington Post and CNN.
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But local reports say that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is reconsidering introducing a zina-inspired anti-adultery law to appease his conservative voter base.
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The conversation might even affect the immediate future of Allen's work: Amazon is reportedly reconsidering distributing Allen's movie A Rainy Day in New York.
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Flyadeal has been reconsidering a commitment to order the Boeing jets after two Max aircraft crashed in Ethiopia in March and Indonesia last October.
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Action Economics said trading has been a little more cautious, with some market participants reconsidering the aggressive rate cuts being priced by the market.
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They need to inject innovative thinking into every process in the organization and that requires reconsidering every process, says Michael Krigsman, founder of cxotalk.
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Now that we're back in the present and once again looking forward, it seems like we're not the only outfit reconsidering the road ahead.
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Garuda cited a loss of passenger trust following the two crashes, although it had been reconsidering the order before the latest disaster in Ethiopia.
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" Bezos went on to explain that the smartest people he's observed were always "revising their understanding, reconsidering a problem they thought they'd already solved.
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Roberto Marcon, director of origination at Bunge in Brazil, said trading companies are reconsidering the guarantees they require from farmers in exchange for credit.
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But Pereira, who didn't win her election in 2018 but plans to run again, appealed, and now Connecticut's election commission is reconsidering her request.
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Nevertheless, we need more options, and if Unicode is not considering adding more taco emojis into the mix, I propose reconsidering the burrito emoji.
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America, which had previously refused to sell arms to Nigeria because of alleged human-rights abuses by the army, is now reconsidering its stance.
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Amazon is reportedly reconsidering its plan to build part of its new headquarters in New York City following pushback from area lawmakers and activists.
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Three unnamed Turkish officials told Reuters that Erdoğan is reconsidering the trip in protest of the House votes on sanctions and the Armenian genocide.
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Haspel herself reportedly considered backing away from her nomination at the end of last week, for fear it would hurt the CIA, before reconsidering.
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Investors are reconsidering the way they value startups burning through cash, and whether scaling companies should go public ahead of their best growth years.
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The company's apologetic campaign of TV ads notwithstanding, users around the world appear to be reconsidering Facebook's effect on privacy, politics and mental health.
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"Absolutely nothing prevents Defendants from reconsidering their current blanket policy of family detention and reinstating prosecutorial discretion," Gee wrote in a new order Monday.
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The senators' letter appears to capitalize on a Wall Street Journal report which said both Visa and Mastercard were reconsidering their involvement with Libra.
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After months of telling Americans that he would bring back waterboarding — "Believe me, it works," he said — Mr. Trump may be reconsidering his stance.
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Three unnamed Turkish officials told Reuters that Erdoğan is reconsidering the trip in protest of the House votes on sanctions and the Armenian genocide.
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You're reconsidering a lot of your decisions today, thanks to the Sun and Mercury meeting in the sky—but don't make any promises yet.
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Yet California's governor, Gavin Newsom, initially let the Disney Corporation continue to pack crowds into its amusement park before reconsidering and ordering it closed.
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But she has embraced the challenge of reconsidering what home means for her — or, more exciting still, the possibility of what it could be.
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Mobile carriers in Britain and Japan were reconsidering their ties to Huawei after Google's decision this week to cut off support to the company.
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And on Friday, Bloomberg reported that Ethiopian Airlines was reconsidering its order for 25 additional Max planes because of the "stigma" surrounding the aircraft.
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However, what has been made public calls for reconsidering the longstanding assumptions about President Trump's potential exposure to a charge of obstruction of justice.
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We may finally be reconsidering these biases, but anyone who has ever been left outside the canon will always be defined by their otherness.
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May's plan is approved — and momentum for reconsidering it had begun to build before her announcement — the E.U. would push Brexit to May 22.
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That said, it's likely that anyone considering any kind of global travel is at least reconsidering their plans — including any and all Airbnb bookings.
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He said that he would still probably vote for Ms. Hyde-Smith in the runoff, but that he knew others who were reconsidering it.
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It's clear that a solid showing in an important state like South Carolina will have them, and their checkbooks, reconsidering — at least for now.
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Even countries like Saudi Arabia and Israel that were critical of Obama and welcomed Trump's victory are reconsidering their relations with the United States.
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Nintendo, GoPro, Hasbro and other companies are reconsidering factories in China, choosing to source products from Vietnam, the United States, Mexico and India instead.
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But several have indicated they are reconsidering their votes, or remaining on the fence, until Pompeo's hearing before the Foreign Relations Committee next month.
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Since April, you've been reconsidering the ideas that you share with the world in order to make them more inclusive and cover more ground.
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With films like "Late Night" and "Little" and hit shows such as "Veep," Hollywood is reconsidering its take on the all-powerful woman boss.
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But Bishop Barros has continued to enjoy the support of the Vatican, and there was no public indication that Francis was reconsidering his position.
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Flyadeal has been reconsidering a commitment to order the Boeing jets after two MAX aircraft crashed in Ethiopia in March and Indonesia last October.
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More studies have shown that, overall, e-cigarettes are much less harmful than smoking, which is partly why New Zealand is reconsidering its stance.
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The letter said the United States should be prepared to consider "tangible consequences," including reconsidering arms sales, if a recent crackdown on opposition continues.
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Antofagasta said last year it was reconsidering its position after AES said the budget for the original $2 billion project could rise after construction difficulties.
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Maybe, he proposes, reconsidering the mathematics governing the very fabric of the shape of space will eliminate the need for dark matter and dark energy.
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In the wake of Iowa's caucus vote-counting disaster, political staffers and pollsters alike are reconsidering the state's "first in the nation to vote" status.
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Louis Woo, special assistant to Foxconn Chief Executive Terry Gou, told Reuters in January Foxconn was reconsidering plans to make advanced liquid crystal display panels.
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Suggested Strains: Killer Queen and Stardawg Leo You're processing a lot this summer and much of that is reconsidering your approach to relationships and intimacy.
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Lindsey Vonn might have ya reconsidering ... 'cause she just posted a pic of the knee she tore up flyin' down a mountain -- and it's DISGUSTING.
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This summer, it seemed that Lucasfilm hadn't halted work on its wide slate of projects in development, but the company was reconsidering or retooling them.
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Just take a look at the 24 styles ahead, all of which will have you reconsidering the water to keep from ditching your new digs.
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It seems that Microsoft is reconsidering its flirtation with phone hardware, which started when it purchased Nokia's phone division three years ago for $7.1 billion.
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In a blog post on conservative news site the Western Journal, Cain wrote that he had spent the weekend reconsidering his interest in a nomination.
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This transit will find you reconsidering (likely out loud, but please, think before you speak!) some things concerning your love life and your creative projects.
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Why this matters: Trump promised on the campaign trail to quit the Paris deal, but he's currently reconsidering the decision and his staff is divided.
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While Amazon has traditionally been valued based on growth over profitability, these recent earnings trends have investors reconsidering how the company should be valued today.
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Mercury is retrograde in Leo until July 19, when it will reenter your sign, finding you reconsidering some of the ideas and decisions you've made.
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The moon in Sagittarius clashes with Mercury retrograde at 8:01 AM and then with Neptune at 9:08 AM, and we are reconsidering things.
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They've ditched swimwear and clothing, are reconsidering beauty, and are contemplating moving away from underwire and molded cups in favor of the recently-popular bralettes.
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One of Usher's herpes accusers is reconsidering going forward with her $20 million lawsuit after suddenly ditching her attorney in the case ... TMZ has learned.
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Efromovich's Synergy Group separately controls Avianca Brasil, the fourth-largest airline in Brazil, where the government is reconsidering laws requiring domestic control of its airlines.
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White nationalists loved the message, liberals loathed it, and some of Trump's Hispanic supporters—yeah, he has quite a few—found themselves reconsidering their positions.
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This means seriously reconsidering which business models the federal government is willing to subsidize -- and would like to see thrive -- on behalf of our students.
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The social media giant announced a partnership with more than two dozen other companies to found Libra, but multiple backers are reportedly reconsidering their involvement.
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Former Prime Minister Ahmed Shafiq has suggested he is reconsidering his candidacy, after being deported from the UAE shortly after announcing his intention to run.
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The e-commerce giant is reconsidering its plans to open a new 25,000-employee office in Queens, New York, the Washington Post reported on Friday.
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You ruling planet Mercury is retrograde and meets with Venus, finding you reconsidering your choices, values, and desires as you socialize and reconnect with people.
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An internal NPS communication obtained by The Hill over the weekend suggested that the Trump administration was reconsidering the use of the visitor entrance fees.
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Strong earnings forecasts for this year and accelerating growth in the U.S. and global economies have Dwyer reconsidering his year-end price target on the .
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To cut back, the panel proposed reconsidering the construction of three new venues — for volleyball, swimming and rowing/canoeing — in favor of using existing venues.
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Reuters reported that Mulvaney was reconsidering a multimillion-dollar agreement with Wells Fargo to settle claims that they charged thousands of customers inappropriate mortgage fees.
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Washington (CNN)The Environmental Protection Agency is reconsidering its recent decision to continue allowing so-called cyanide bombs to kill pests like coyotes and foxes.
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The news comes three months after Reuters reported Foxconn was reconsidering plans to make advanced liquid crystal display panels at a $10 billion Wisconsin campus.
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Many multinationals are reconsidering their heavy reliance now on China, endangering the country's ability to attract plentiful foreign investment and know-how in such industries.
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But some beneficiaries are reconsidering their relationship with the family because of its ties to Purdue Pharma, the maker of the frequently abused painkiller OxyContin.
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May's plan is approved — and momentum for reconsidering it had begun to build before her announcement — the European Union would push Brexit to May 22.
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At the same time, federal law enforcement officials were reconsidering Mr. Assange's designation as a journalist and debating whether to charge him with a crime.
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It's those things that can't really be fixed, or can be fixed only for a hefty price, that should have buyers reconsidering their dream homes.
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That followed reports that Visa and MasterCard are among other financial partners reconsidering their role due to government pushback, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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If you find yourself toying with making a joke that could be at the expense of a queer person or queer group, Nadal recommends reconsidering.
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He told a regional news service Friday that he's "mildly reconsidering" the race, amid reports that GOP leaders are urging him to take on Heitkamp.
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However, several have indicated they are reconsidering their votes, or remaining on the fence, until Pompeo's hearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee next month.
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We think it's about quality not quantity, and we are satisfied with eight," he says hesitantly, before quickly reconsidering: "Perhaps satisfied is the wrong word.
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Soon after taking over the White House this year, President Donald Trump announced he would be reconsidering the Obama administration's mandates over the next year.
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Some of the statements from advertisers this week indicate that they're considering their options and reviewing their own policies, suggesting they may be open to reconsidering.
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So Chief Executive Mike Manley is now reconsidering a decision announced in January to stop building Ram heavy-duty pickups at a plant in Saltillo, Mexico.
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"Our sterling optimism finds its foundation in what we call 'Brexit economics' and the BoE reconsidering pound weakness and its impact on the economy," they wrote.
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Herring is also reportedly reconsidering his political future, and some groups have called for him to leave office, but these demands have not been as frequent.
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" But on Tuesday night, Zuckerberg said, "Based on feedback from the local community, we are reconsidering the quiet title process and discussing how to move forward.
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Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams told CNBC on Friday the Fed is open to reconsidering its views on rate hikes next year.
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Yet in 2018, due largely to a resurgence of white nationalism, those who have traditionally been most comfortable with defending uncomfortable ideas are reconsidering what's acceptable.
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Susie Tompkins Buell — a significant fundraiser, donor, and Clinton ally — said in January that she was "reconsidering" support for those who had called for Franken's ouster.
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Andrew Cuomo said last week it would be "governmental malpractice" for state lawmakers to oppose the deal after reports came out that the company was reconsidering.
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Apple's iPhone revenue dropped 15 percent this past year over the year prior, and now CEO Tim Cook is saying the company is reconsidering its pricing.
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Mercury retrograde in Leo begins on July 26, finding you running into people from your past and reconsidering many of the conversations you've had this month.
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Tanzania, for example, is reconsidering how it powers its growing economies due to a drought that has dried up the rivers it depends on for hydropower.
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Kavanaugh agreed, but wrote separately that he would be open to reconsidering the legality of the law if the dire warnings from abortion rights groups materialized.
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The health minister last week said Colombia is reconsidering its own forecast of babies likely to be born with the rare birth defect linked to Zika.
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You are reconsidering more topics from the retrograde as Mercury squares off with Jupiter on April 12—again, think back to February 22 and March 17.
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Facebook is now reconsidering its stance on "white nationalism" and "white separatism" after a widespread civil rights backlash and national media attention stemming from Motherboard's reporting.
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However, the airline had been reconsidering its order for 49 of the narrowbody jets before the Ethiopian crash, including potentially swapping some for widebody Boeing models.
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The U.S. government had previously backed Peru to join the 35-member Paris-based OECD but is reconsidering after the resignation of President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski.
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According to the Washington Post, Amazon may be reconsidering its decision to open its long-touted HQ2 to the borough of Queens in New York City.
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Pluto is one of your ruling planets (along with warrior Mars), and today it turns retrograde in Capricorn, which will find you reconsidering your thought patterns.
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While some celeb splits were obviously for the best, a few would-be spouses might want to mull over the Miley-Liam rumors and start reconsidering.
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If the numbers show you're helping banks maintain their profitability versus maximizing the value of the cards you carry, it's worth reconsidering which cards you carry.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is reconsidering its decision to cut off federal funding to a newspaper that covers environmental issues related to the Chesapeake Bay.
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Lewis had previously said he was reconsidering whether to attend after the White House announced Tuesday that Trump would be at the event in Jackson, Miss.
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Mars reenters Capricorn as it wraps up its retrograde journey on August 12, finding you reorganizing and reconsidering how you get your chores and work done.
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Re-examining the effects of mass incarceration — on black men in particular — and reconsidering mandatory sentences have attracted bipartisan support, though such efforts stalled in Congress.
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They have me reconsidering how much stock I put into the genetic reports I get back, compared with the recollection of ancestry from my family members.
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Either way, Mr. Porter arrived at work on Wednesday morning and told Mr. Kelly that he was reconsidering stepping down, according to the two people briefed.
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Those first principles of creativity, connection and collaboration are worth reconsidering today as we reflect on the past and the future promise of our digitized society.
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The US Army is reconsidering its plans to buy additional Israeli Iron Dome missile-defense systems because they cannot be integrated into American-made air defenses.
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None of these companies has indicated publicly that they are reconsidering their deals, but investors may want to brace for at least one big MAC attack.
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Mr. Trump had already made clear before the Group of 7 summit that he had no intention of reconsidering his position on climate change or Iran.
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But the assistant dean at George Washington University Law School says she is reconsidering her habit as the virus potentially spreads in the greater Washington area.
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He also learned that puberty restarts when youths stop taking the blockers, and said he is reconsidering what kind of bill would make the most sense.
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The Trump administration is formally reconsidering — and may dismantle — two new rules that were a cornerstone of the Obama administration's crackdown on predatory for-profit colleges.
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Certainly it seems some companies are reconsidering how they use the platform in light of recent cases where executives were embarrassed by their messages becoming public.
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Bob Corker of Tennessee decided he will not run for re-election after reconsidering his decision to retire last year, his chief of staff said Tuesday.
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And yet, the idea of reclaiming plastic is perhaps less thrilling than reconsidering those natural materials that we humans have often (and incorrectly) derided as waste.
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Taiwanese electronics company Foxconn is reconsidering its plans to manufacture flatscreen panels at a $10 billion Wisconsin plant that promised to bring in 13,000 jobs, Reuters reports.
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With concerns about safety and security building, some Asians were reconsidering U.S. travel plans and seeking alternatives, even though their countries were not subject to the restrictions.
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That shooting, and incidents such as a deadly rally in Charlottesville, Va., last year, have had many communities in the South reconsidering the legacy of the Confederacy.
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The question of Trump's mental fitness has also caused a rift in psychiatry, where experts are now reconsidering the role of mental health professionals in public debates.
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Last week, Foxconn said it would build a panel factory in Wisconsin, following a report from Reuters that the Taiwanese company was reconsidering the $10 billion project.
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The Markup appears to be facing a staff revolt — and its financial backers may be reconsidering their support — following the firing of editor-in-chief Julia Angwin.
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That all changed on June 26 when the Trump administration's EPA announced it was reconsidering the special protection and essentially beginning the process to remove the protection.
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But there's unlikely to be any movement toward reconsidering President Trump's vow, articulated at a Rose Garden speech in June 2017, to withdraw America from the deal.
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Image Credit: LGLG is reconsidering hopes that its modular phone plan could be the company's saving grace, according to a new report from the Wall Street Journal.
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Maybe if you're worried about distraction, today's research that laptops are terrible for students at lectures will give you the push to start reconsidering pen and paper.
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The initial plan was to simply give them out to the first people who signed up, but the response was so yuuge that they're reconsidering their options.
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It's not clear what the set of devices could be, but it's possible Microsoft is reconsidering streaming devices given its focus on a new game streaming service.
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Those initiatives typically include putting a huge focus on the public response plan for a data breach and reconsidering how these companies patch their systems en masse.
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Although there were plenty of award winning shows that had people talking this year, there was only one that had us reconsidering our hair routines: Stranger Things.
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However, NYT approached it differently, noting that Kushner had "told friends" that he and Ivanka would be reconsidering their involvement in the White House every six months.
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Asked for comment on the report, an Amazon spokesperson did not address if the company is reconsidering its plans to build an office in Long Island City.
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Instead, we have Tara reconsidering what it means to take a human life, and whether the world has truly been reduced to a savage Darwinian power struggle.
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Francisco Madrid, a former Mexican undersecretary for tourism, told Reforma newspaper that in the wake of a series of attacks in Europe, travelers are reconsidering their destinations.
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The sexual abuse scandal involving former Olympic team doctor Larry Nassar is weighing on the gymnastics community with some gym owners reconsidering the culture of the sport.
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However, the airline had been reconsidering its order for 49 of the narrowbody jets prior to the Ethiopian crash, including potentially swapping some for widebody Boeing models.
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The Moon enters Gemini today, illuminating the home and family sector of your chart, and Mercury begins its retrograde in Sagittarius, finding you reconsidering things at work.
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Until all that working hard and being better landed me at home, in bed, with the worst case of anxiety-inspired stomach flu, seriously reconsidering my priorities.
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The American president came into office after promising to "cancel" the deal and after months of reconsidering has now told aides he plans to do just that.
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As sources told Bloomberg Law on May 22011, the DOL is reconsidering regulations on the labor 217- and 218-year-olds may perform in certain hazardous industries.
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The Texas State Board of Education voted Friday to "streamline" the social studies curriculum in its public schools, including reconsidering which historical figures are considered required learning.
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Trump's rapid action against China has left its leaders reconsidering their approach to international diplomacy, with some questioning Xi's tough rhetoric and aggressive stance in recent years.
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Various firms are reconsidering Boeing orders, and some are revising financial forecasts given they now cannot count on maintenance and fuel savings factored in from the MAX.
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Chicago follows several other major cities in reconsidering its use-of-force policies, a trend that comes at a time of heightened awareness of police shootings nationwide.
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Supporters of the more restrictive bills have said they hope to spark a court battle that could lead to the Supreme Court reconsidering the 1973 Roe v.
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After indicating last week that it intended to press forward with its IPO in the near future, WeWork on Tuesday indicated it might be reconsidering that plan.
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The duo began reconsidering their commitment to a planned "Star Wars" trilogy partly because of the franchise's "toxic fandom," an anonymous source described to The Hollywood Reporter.
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If anything, we should be reconsidering whether those millionaires deserve the tax rate they are paying, not whether we should be giving them an even bigger discount.
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The leader of another member, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, declined to answer directly Thursday whether he was reconsidering his country's intelligence agreement with the United States.
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The league's response to the topic included a statement that it would be open to reconsidering its policy, but the league's medical experts haven't recommended any changes.
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The Sun, which is your planetary ruler, meets with Mercury retrograde in Sagittarius today, finding you reconsidering a situation concerning your love life or your creative endeavors.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced Wednesday that it is reconsidering a 22019 air pollution rule that has been blamed for numerous coal-fired power plant closures.
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However, the talks have created uncertainty within Europe about what it means for the NATO mission in the country, and individual countries are reconsidering their troop presence.
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Side effects: Mobile carriers in Britain and Japan were reconsidering their ties to Huawei, the Chinese telecommunications giant that was blacklisted by the Trump administration last week.
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While liberal European intellectuals used to be enthusiastic about the idea of expanding the European Union to include countries like Poland and Hungary, many are now reconsidering.
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The prosecution comes even as several states are reconsidering longstanding laws that strip voting rights from an estimated 6 million Americans who have been convicted of felonies.
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This transit will find you running into past partners and reconsidering many of the conversations, ideas, and agreements you've made through the month—especially concerning your relationships.
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Whether the extended period of self-quarantining and the renewed spotlight on gaming will have more marketers reconsidering the power of the medium remains to be seen.
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"I was going to retire and go to Florida, but now I'm definitely reconsidering," the 55-year-old Musovic said after Hurricane Irma wreaked havoc on Florida.
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Background: Earlier this week, the Wall Street Journal reported that Visa, MasterCard and others were reconsidering their positions in Libra, but Facebook still plans to forge ahead.
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Southeast Asia's biggest economy is also reconsidering its intention to join the TPP, Dewi Fortuna Anwar, deputy secretary of the office of the vice president, told Reuters.
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Ms. Spencer worried about how to handle the situation, and, according to the documents, initially asked Ms. Gersh to help her sell the property before later reconsidering.
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In interviews, Mr. Bloomberg's top strategists described how they believe they can undermine Mr. Trump's standing with voters who are open to reconsidering their support for him.
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On Wednesday, The Wall Street Journal reported that Visa, Mastercard and other financial partners that signed on are "reconsidering" involvement following a backlash from government officials. Rep.
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The fashion industry has been reconsidering its longstanding conventions, including whether it makes sense to stage expensive runway shows, and whether to present men's and women's separately.
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Since the election, Mr. Trump has indicated that he might be reconsidering his position, citing the firm stance against torture by James N. Mattis, his Pentagon nominee.
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Rubio said he would support legislation to prevent an 18-year-old from buying a rifle and that he is reconsidering his support for large-capacity magazines.
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Those tensions spilled into public view on Friday when The Washington Post published an article that said the company was reconsidering its plans to come to Queens.
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"I am speaking with a number of my Republican colleagues who did not support our bill in the past, but are reconsidering the bill now," Toomey said.
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Corker's chief of staff announced Tuesday that the Tennessee Republican had decided he would not run for re-election after reconsidering his decision to retire last year.
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Venus retrograde in Scorpio is big for you when it comes to reconsidering your friendships and social connections—who you want to be associated with and why.
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U.S. Judge Dana Sabraw in San Diego rejected the government's argument that it did not have to begin reconsidering asylum until the settlement was approved by the court.
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Trade war prompts manufacturing moves Beyond Nintendo and Google, companies have been reconsidering their supply chains since the White House launched a trade war with China last year.
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Saudi officials have said they are now reconsidering the fees on foreign labor, which charge private businesses between $80 and $107 monthly for each foreign worker they hire.
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Mercury goes retrograde on March 22, in Fire sign Aries, finding you reconsidering many of the conversations and ideas you've had this month, especially on the financial front.
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These retrogrades ask that you look at the big picture, consider your reputation, and continue to explore your options—all while slowing down and reconsidering where you've been.
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Bloomberg reports that Woo said there were no plans to scrap the facility altogether but that the company was reconsidering what operations might be best for the site.
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He ends up storming out, but later, when Catherine (Debbie Allen) is super cold to him and Gemma texts him to apologize, he's suddenly reconsidering his romantic choices.
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But after the housemates stage a queer prom, where they all get to dress up — and Basit unveils Dionne Slay, their drag persona — Jonathan starts reconsidering his attraction.
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Rubio spokesman Alex Burgos said that the senator was not reconsidering running for re-election, pointing to Rubio's repeated statements that he'll be a "private citizen" in January.
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But the mood among the migrants in Tapachula suggests that at least some are reconsidering plans to enter the United States, if not to leave their home countries.
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But when asked again about the latest things Trump has said about military leaders and the other issues if he is reconsidering his support now, the speaker bristled.
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The Los Angeles Times, who broke the initial story about Franco, reports that some members of the Academy are reconsidering their vote to nominate Franco for Best Actor.
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Even some red state governors who resisted the extra funds from the federal government to expand Medicaid coverage are reconsidering, albeit with some conditions that provide political cover.
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Vaping—and vaping flavors they liked—was their right, and they would do anything to prevent that from changing, including reconsidering who they would vote for next November.
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Reuters had reported on Wednesday that the company was reconsidering plans to make advanced liquid crystal display panels at a $10 billion Wisconsin campus in the United States.
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A Democrat on the Georgia State Senate subcommittee on higher education told me that, in the months before the Presidential election, some Republicans were reconsidering the tuition law.
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Mr. Trump, working with a new campaign manager and a newly formed Hispanic advisory council, appeared to be reconsidering his pledge to conduct mass deportations of undocumented immigrants.
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Gramentieri came to Texas for a couple of three-week visits, and he and Escovedo went around Dallas, interviewing Mexican immigrants about their experiences and reconsidering their own.
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But reporters covering the team at several events this past week noted that Cora is wavering, and the manager has made clear he is reconsidering whether to attend.
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Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL), a global real estate services firm serving large corporates, said some clients were reconsidering Delhi as a base, as costs of working there rise.
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Coca-Cola has already said it will give less to the GOP convention than it did in 2012, and other companies are reportedly reconsidering their sponsorship, as well.
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The 70-plus images ahead from the streets of Milan aren't just a feast for the eyes — they'll also have you reconsidering your all-black wardrobe just yet.
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Reuters reported in January that Foxconn was reconsidering making LCD panels at a planned $10 billion Wisconsin campus and instead intended to hire mostly engineers and researchers there.
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New moons are all about fresh starts, and you might achieve this now by getting a makeover or reconsidering the stance you want to take in your relationships.
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Investors, meanwhile, are reconsidering whether statements from U.S. President Donald Trump and his administration may be more than just an effort to gain leverage in any trade negotiations.
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It had been approved by a voice vote, and opponents quickly insisted on reconsidering it, this time with a roll call to formally record how each senator voted.
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Amid increasing public scrutiny, many major tech companies are reconsidering a practice that bars workers from taking their employer to court over workplace issues such as sexual harassment.
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NATIONAL An article on Wednesday about Representative Justin Amash, Republican of Michigan, misidentified an attendee at a town-hall-style meeting who was reconsidering her support for him.
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Mr. Boyd now says he is open to reconsidering that arrangement and would be willing to discuss prioritizing the sharing of certain raw evidence collected by Mr. Mueller.
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The EPA announced in early April that it would be reconsidering the national vehicle efficiency standards set under Obama, saying that current regulations are too burdensome and unattainable.
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Like Bennett, other coalition partners have also stressed they will await the attorney general's decision on whether to formally indict Netanyahu before reconsidering their positions in the government.
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But if we are reconsidering what gets set before adolescents in the context of entertainment, there's a serious and striking omission in the announced changes: depictions of rape.
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Apple's promises then are worth reconsidering today, after years of modest improvements to the wearable, because the fundamental problem — tech interrupting and shaping our natural lives — remains unsolved.
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Reconsidering the order of the primaries, working to limit the role of campaign contributions, and improving polling methodology are all part of the reform package for the future.
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Now that we're seeing the real-world impact of phony theories spread by General Flynn, does "disavow" mean reconsidering his choice of the general as national security adviser?
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Wolfgram said at least two employees initially declined the gift but are reconsidering after taking a gun-safety course that the company required before giving out the guns.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg isn't the only big name in Silicon Valley reconsidering whether frequent use of software and technology is good for the emotional health of consumers.
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Multiple outlets reported Monday that Corker is reconsidering his decision not to seek reelection this year, with some Republicans worried that the leading candidate to replace him, Rep.
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You say that in order to preserve your father's secret, you've avoided genetic tests that you otherwise would have wanted to take; you wonder about reconsidering that policy.
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Mercury is the planet of communication, and because it is retrograde in your sign, Virgo, you will find yourself reconsidering many of things you've expressed—especially since August 10.
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He says the focus now is to use the threat of retaliatory measures to pressure the U.S. into reconsidering its own tariffs before any negative economic impact actually materializes.
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More than 223 of the 33 U.S. states with net metering policies are reconsidering them, according to the North Carolina Clean Energy Technology Center at North Carolina State University.
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By reconsidering sensational cases as cultural spectacles, subject to social attitudes and projections, these new treatments remind us that there is no such thing as journalistic or legal objectivity.
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There's Drake for the sad boys and girls, Selena Gomez for the ones reconsidering their summer of love choices, and Cardi B for everyone who just wants to party.
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After consulting the 127 countries in its "Inclusive Framework", the OECD last month floated the idea of "reconsidering" transfer-pricing rules and "go[ing] beyond" the arm's-length concept.
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GLOBAL RAMIFICATIONS Various firms are reconsidering Boeing orders, and some are revising financial forecasts given they now cannot count on maintenance and fuel savings factored in from the MAX.
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The Moon enters Gemini today, putting you in a social mood; however, Mercury begins its retrograde in Sagittarius, which will find you reconsidering who you want to party with.
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The airline has previously said it was reconsidering the order it signed in December after two MAX jets fatally crashed in Ethiopia in March and in Indonesia in October.
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Greg Walden Shimkus announces he will stick with plan to retire after reconsidering Juan Williams: Republicans flee Trump MORE (R-Ore.) announced he will not seek reelection in 2628.
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North Korea's Kim Jong Un is reconsidering whether to continue with negotiations with the U.S. over his country's nuclear weapons program, a top official in Kim's government said Friday.
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While reconsidering the GNI per capita metric altogether and searching for a new metric for BUILD may be tempting, this solution could create as many problems as it solves.
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Prosecutors, mayors, legislators and governors across the country are responding to the community-led movement for bail reform and reconsidering the role of money bail in our justice system.
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Greg Walden Shimkus announces he will stick with plan to retire after reconsidering Juan Williams: Republicans flee Trump MORE (R-Ore.), the committee's ranking member, also announced his retirement.
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No one has, so Sanford is reconsidering his hesitancy to mounting what he acknowledged would be a difficult campaign aimed more at framing the debate than winning the nomination.
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He has given no indication that he is reconsidering his decision to retire, but if he can hit like this, he may want to stick around a little longer.
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Introducing lessons and research from behavioral science into corporate governance can open new avenues for reconsidering how investors, regulators, managers and all employees interact with and within a corporation.
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Perhaps you have developed a new "type" since then that you will now begin reconsidering, or maybe a hobby you've been working hard on will now come under reviews.
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But then, upon reconsidering, Embiid felt the weight of a fine barreling down on him, so he tweeted out a half-assed retraction of what was a clear sentiment.
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On a nearby beach, where calm surf on Tuesday belied the fury that Irma was forecast to bring, Denise Watkins, 603, of Midlothian, Texas, was reconsidering her vacation plans.
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All of Catelyn Stark's scenes were reshot with new actress Michelle Fairley instead of Jennifer Ehle, who had decided to leave the project after reconsidering the lengthy time commitment.
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" The hundreds of millions of dollars being handed out by Uber was "having a strong impression," he noted, adding, "We have another wave of good people reconsidering their options.
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INTERNATIONAL An article on Sunday about Japan and South Korea reconsidering establishing their own nuclear arsenals referred incorrectly to Charles D. Ferguson's role with the Federation of American Scientists.
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The Chinese government has rejected such claims as racist scaremongering, and the new blueprint suggests that Beijing is not reconsidering the Communist Party's role in policy toward the diaspora.
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In January, the court's four most conservative members — Justices Kavanaugh, Clarence Thomas, Samuel A. Alito Jr. and Neil M. Gorsuch — signaled that they were open to reconsidering the decision.
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"The Fed is showing itself to be much more open to reconsidering its policy regime," said Peter Conti-Brown, a Fed historian at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School.
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But it is another sign that the church under the leadership of President Nelson, who assumed the role last year, is reconsidering its relationship with the broader American culture.
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He said the government was also reconsidering whether to transfer to Eletrobras 5 billion reais (US$1.42 billion) in proceeds from the auction of several hydroelectric plants last year.
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Last year, the court's four most conservative members — Justices Kavanaugh, Clarence Thomas, Samuel A. Alito Jr. and Neil M. Gorsuch — signaled that they were open to reconsidering the decision.
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Deals • Goldman Sachs said it was reconsidering its role in the Hong Kong I.P.O. of Megvii, a Chinese facial recognition start-up, after the Trump administration blacklisted the company.
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He said B Lab was like a "North Star" for many of the companies who have joined the decade&aposs movement for reconsidering the role of business in society.
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He also reiterated he's open to considering legislation that would raise the age to buy rifles from 18 to 21, and open to reconsidering the size of gun magazines.
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"I think there's likely to be a group of senators who go over one more time, very soon, to talk to them about reconsidering what they're doing," said Sen.
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Perhaps today, many contemporary art institutions are better equipped to activate a network of global associations by extending their curatorial approaches and reconsidering exhibition making, public engagement, and education.
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Rubio came out in support of an age requirement to buy guns and said he is open to reconsidering magazine sizes, both of which are opposed by the NRA.
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"It's true, I am at least reconsidering," Shimkus told reporters on Tuesday, saying lawmakers on the Hill and in his southeastern Illinois district have asked him to stick around.
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One study of women who experienced mistreatment in the workplace found that women generally managed such negative experiences in four stages: being conciliatory, reconsidering, reducing interference and redeveloping balance.
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Season 5 closes with Liza (Sutton Foster) reconsidering her role at Empirical after devising a plan that would let her and Charles (Peter Hermann) go public with their relationship.
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But after hearing Rankine express her hopes for the co-opting of her institute (and after a Twitter conversation with art historian Jessica Bell Brown), I found myself reconsidering.
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts says it's reconsidering rolling out a new "popular" category for the Oscars, and putting the move on ice for 2019 ... and probably forever.
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Executives at the network had discussed the possibility of selling to a tech giant, according to several sources, as well as reconsidering a years-long dance with Time Warner.
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But instead of doubling down, the utility is rethinking its energy mix, reconsidering plans for large wind farms and even restarting a mothballed power plant that runs on fossil fuel.
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Bell responded to the late night fiasco by removing Filchock and Hapes from the game, further mussing the line, until reconsidering and allowing Filchock to play, mussing things up again.
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" Of the Hawaii trip, another source previously told PEOPLE that Fox and Green were "reconsidering the divorce" because "They don't want their kids to grow up in a broken home.
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While reconsidering "stand right, walk left" might make sense in China, we'll stick to what we grew up with so we don't get the side-eye from fellow grumpy commuters.
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He said Friday that this week's rate increase was "fully justified and makes sense," but he added the Fed is open to reconsidering its views on rate hikes next year.
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The deal comes as the industry is facing broad tensions: New technologies are demanding deep investments, global sales are flattening and consumers are even reconsidering the appeal of car ownership.
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The FEC is meanwhile reconsidering its own approach to regulating online ads, and both chambers of Congress are conducting investigations into how the tech companies' platforms were used by Russia.
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At the moment, things aren't looking good; GrandPOObear is reconsidering whether to continue to stake his livelihood on a game from a company constantly telling him he's doing it wrong.
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And the CFPB is reconsidering a rule that would have imposed restrictions on payday and short-term lenders, such as making sure borrowers would be able to pay them back.
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Garuda has only one 737 MAX and had been reconsidering its order before the Ethiopian crash, as has fellow Indonesian carrier Lion Air, which experienced a deadly crash in October.
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Garuda has only one 777 MAX and had been reconsidering its order before the Ethiopian crash, as has fellow Indonesian carrier Lion Air, which experienced a deadly crash in October.
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Secrets are shared as Mercury connects with Pluto, and you are indeed reconsidering much about what you know and how you communicate as Jupiter begins its retrograde on April 10.
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Bob Corker is reconsidering his decision to retire this year and multiple sources told the New York Times that he's seeking President Trump's blessing to re-enter the 2018 fray.
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Displacement of artists in Beijing is not happening in a bubble; it's part of a larger narrative about how Chinese authorities are reconsidering the cultural economy's power in the country.
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"If colleges refuse to take this responsibility seriously, they will be held accountable, including by reconsidering whether those with huge endowments deserve to keep those endowments tax exempt," he said.
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From there he entered a prolonged yet fecund crisis, proceeding with a blend of caution and impatience, reconsidering every change yet usually making each canvas feel like a precarious scramble.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders announced on Friday that Saucier's pardon had been approved merely a few days after the Justice Department announced they were reconsidering Saucier's request.
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Still, this approval comes as the White House is said to be reconsidering federal prohibition of marijuana and as more and more states approve it for recreational and medicinal use.
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As the federal government struggles to regulate the quickly emerging market, it's offering a straightforward solution that should work for anyone: Reconsidering buying and using a black market vape cart.
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But after several breaches at Equifax, some companies are reconsidering their relationships with the data provider — though it remains the dominant player in the field of verifying information about employees.
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Instead of using technology to chase after the new, why not look to what we have and what we've neglected as a means of reconsidering how the world could be?
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Shortly after his arrival, Mr. Shafik called a popular television show, on which he denied news reports about his deportation and said that he was reconsidering his bid for president.
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He was happy, for instance, that some teams were reconsidering their use of gaming houses, a classic e-sports setup in which players live and train together under one roof.
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Even in a field that has always relied on contingency planning by necessity, Martinez said she now finds herself reconsidering the agency's worst-case-scenario approach on an hourly basis.
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Max Baucus (D-Mont.), who held the seat before resigning in 2014 to become ambassador to China, said that Bullock's meeting with Schumer played a key role in his reconsidering.
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The economic slowdown has many businesses reconsidering their prospects, and it's a good time for startups and established businesses with lots of cash to consider going on a shopping trip.
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The same day Trump and Dunleavy met in June, the EPA publicly announced that it would begin reconsidering whether to withdraw the Clean Water Act restriction on the Pebble Mine.
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But with President Trump warning of unleashing "fire and fury" against North Korea and the North demonstrating its missiles can fly far beyond the peninsula, people across Asia are reconsidering.
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Why splurge on a life-size witch statuette (still reconsidering that one though), when you can brew a few colored oozes to drip, splatter, and smack around the whole home?
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But all the modifications — honing of his pitch recognition, moving a bit farther off the plate and refining his approach — have coalesced so neatly that pitchers are reconsidering their approach.
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On Tuesday, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposed delaying several aspects of its methane emissions rule for two years while reconsidering the measure, which sets emissions standards at drilling sites.
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The Interior Department has begun the process of reconsidering and potentially revising a 2015 plan to protect the greater sage grouse, a Western bird that has seen its habitat dwindle.
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Cardinal Marx has championed the dialogue as head of the German Bishops Conference, and has spoken in the past of an openness to reconsidering issues like mandatory celibacy for priests.
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He didn't foreclose the possibility of ever reconsidering, saying he'll continue to assess "whether we should not carry these ads" but has decided "on balance" that it's the right call.
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Business leaders from the U.S. and around the world pulled out of the Saudi investment conference over the Khashoggi death, and various countries are reconsidering arms deals with the Saudis.
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In several cases institutions have said they are reconsidering their associations with some members of the Sackler family because their company, Purdue Pharma, has been linked to the opioid crisis.
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That wasn't quite a confirmation that the talks would still go on, but it quieted some concern following multiple reports that the Chinese side was reconsidering its involvement in the negotiations.
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The report, which denied an overall doctor shortage, called for other major changes to residency training, such as weaning slowly off Medicare and reconsidering whether residents train predominantly in teaching hospitals.
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Foxconn has pledged to create 13,000 jobs and build a $10 billion campus in Wisconsin, but has not met early hiring targets and has said it has been reconsidering its plans.
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Foxconn pledged to create 2603,000 jobs and build a $10 billion campus in Wisconsin, but it has not met early hiring targets and has said it has been reconsidering its plans.
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Foxconn pledged to create 13,000 jobs and build a $10 billion campus in Wisconsin, but it has not met early hiring targets and has said it has been reconsidering its plans.
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Foxconn has pledged to create 13,000 jobs and build a $10-billion campus in Wisconsin, but has not met early hiring targets and has said it has been reconsidering its plans.
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Jokowi appears to be reconsidering: he now says Mr Basyir would have to agree to certain conditions before he could be released, including accepting pancasila, which he is unlikely to do.
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You're thinking back to October 228 as Mercury connects with Pluto on November 9, and you and your partners are reconsidering the conversations you've been having over the last few weeks.
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It would be worth reconsidering your suggestion that sending those travelling by boat back to camps in the region would persuade others not to risk their lives on a similar journey.
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But after an exciting business trip to a major advertising festival left her with a bad taste in her mouth, Wasserman began reconsidering how she was being treated in the workplace.
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But the promotion of Hicks is an indication that Trump has zero interest in reconsidering his decision to seed many of the top positions in his White House with unquestioning loyalists.
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And yet Cruz has said repeatedly that he would support Trump if he were the Republican nominee — though he did show signs of perhaps reconsidering after Trump started mocking Cruz's wife.
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Greg Walden Shimkus announces he will stick with plan to retire after reconsidering Juan Williams: Republicans flee Trump MORE (Ore.) became the 28503th House Republican to announce his retirement last week.
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Shimkus, one of the top Republicans on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, announced his retirement at the end of August, but admitted he was "reconsidering" last week, shortly after Rep.
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Amid chatter that Cramer was reconsidering, North Dakota Democrats were preempting a potential bid with releases of old stories about Republicans previously discouraging him from running and backlash over past comments.
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The discussions come at a time when most of the world is reconsidering tech companies' user data retention policies and as Europe's new data policies go into effect on May 25th.
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But he had been rumored in recent weeks to be reconsidering and had been urged by top Senate Republicans, including Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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WASHINGTON — The Obama administration on Monday asked the Supreme Court to take the unusual step of reconsidering a major immigration decision once a full nine-member court can hear the case.
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NBC is reporting that the president, frustrated by the long military stalemate in Afghanistan, is reconsidering a proposal floated last year to replace American troops in the country with military contractors.
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The homogenization of individual pieces goes against the proposal of the museum to align itself with artists who are reconsidering the role of the institution and the canon of art history.
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Whatever you were reconsidering, trying to figure out how to approach, or twiddling your thumbs about, is coming back into your life this month, as Mars powers through its retrograde zone.
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Take a look below and see if you have the same reaction we do, which is strongly reconsidering the level of commitment we give to our own home-alone dance routines.
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Amazon is reportedly reconsidering its contentious move to New York City, according to a report from the Washington Post, but some opponents are questioning if the talk is a serious threat.
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While that investigation goes on, the F.A.A. is reconsidering what its rules should be for the protection of passengers on doors-off flights, or whether they should be sanctioned at all.
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He has declared a ban on transgender men and women in the armed services, and according to the Kaiser Family Foundation, the Trump administration is reconsidering Obamacare protections for transgender people.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration is reconsidering its proposal to sharply increase entry fees at some popular national parks, including the Grand Canyon and Yellowstone, The Washington Post reported on Monday.
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" Ubisoft, the arguable bastion of standards in AAA development, said they went back to square one, reconsidering some of the most fundamental industry standards for "how a game should be made.
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Before it passed, Amazon announced that it had halted construction on a new tower in Seattle and was reconsidering an expansion into seven hundred thousand square feet that it had leased.
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But on Sunday, she was at an entirely Spanish-language town hall in Las Vegas for Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign, reconsidering a candidate she passed over for Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders announced at a press briefing that Kristian Saucier's pardon had been approved just days after reports that the Justice Department was reconsidering his request.
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None of the companies on Friday offered any specific reason for dropping out of the high-profile project, and Visa left the door open to reconsidering its move in the future.
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A 2015 assessment by the World Health Organization's International Agency for Research on Cancer determined glyphosate probably causes cancer in humans, which provides a basis for reconsidering its safety, Almeida said.
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Franklin Templeton Fixed Income Group, which turned underweight euro zone government bonds in September when yields plummeted close to record lows, is reconsidering its position after the sharp correction of recent weeks.
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Still, the results are thought-provoking, and it might be worth reconsidering your relationship if you think your beloved would demand a heap of money before heading into traffic to save you.
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Yet, after his 90-minute meeting with President Obama in the Oval Office on Thursday, Trump seemed to be reconsidering this policy, based on remarks he made to The Wall Street Journal.
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Michael BurgessMichael Clifton BurgessShimkus says he's reconsidering retirement Shimkus says he's been asked to reconsider retirement Walden retirement adds to GOP election woes MORE (Texas) and Bob Latta (Ohio), could also run.
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Yes, but: A third source, who is close to Trump, told me late this week that it seemed like he was reconsidering his initial judgement of Rao and may still pick her.
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Money is on your mind today as the moon moves through Aquarius, and you're reconsidering how you want to invest your money, time, and energy, as the moon clashes with the sun.
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The development follows a Reuters report on Wednesday that said the company is reconsidering plans to make advanced liquid crystal display panels at a $10 billion Wisconsin campus in the United States.
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Foxconn had pledged to create 13,000 jobs and build a $10 billion campus in Wisconsin but it has not met early hiring targets and has said it has been reconsidering its plans.
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EPA plans to keep the delay in place as long as it is reconsidering the rule, but did not indicate that it plans to complete the reconsideration process by any particular date.
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Well, you just might start reconsidering that notion after watching this jaw-dropping effort from legendary two-time "Best Player in the World" futsal player Ricardo Filipe da Silva Braga—aka, Ricardinho.
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Several big multinational companies are reconsidering their involvement in an official campaign promoting Turkey as a business location that was conceived before President Recep Tayyip Erdogan recently tightened his grip on power.
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In his order on Tuesday, Walton allowed for both Judicial Watch and the State Department to make new requests reconsidering the issue after the evidence-gathering processes in those cases is finalized.
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But by the time Mr. Rubio stepped in front of a group of reporters at the Capitol on Wednesday to announce that he was reconsidering, the challenges he faces were immediately apparent.
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On Saturday, Blitzchung published a personal statement in which he said he was "grateful" to Blizzard for reconsidering its stance, adding that he has "no idea" if he'll keep playing competitive 'Hearthstone.
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Trump is reportedly reconsidering whether to renominate Carnegie Mellon University professor Marvin Goodfriend, who faced opposition from some conservative senators in the previous Congress, for one of the two vacant Fed posts.
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Annoying Adam not only shattered the boss's belief in the 40-hour week, but he also left the underlings reconsidering the sacred practice of not telling co-workers how much you're paid.
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Vance had initially declined to run for Senate, but is reconsidering after top Senate candidate, Ohio state Treasurer Josh Mandel (R) dropped out of the race last week, citing his wife's health.
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In the midst of this turmoil, it's worth reconsidering a return to those simple virtues of modesty, humility and selflessness, embodied by the great leaders in America's history -- starting with our first.
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WASHINGTON — Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee has been reconsidering his decision to retire this year, but Mr. Corker's hopes for retaining his seat are running into a potentially insurmountable object: President Trump.
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So far less than 1,5003 relocations have actually taken place under the scheme, and Poland recently said it was reconsidering its offer to take 7,000 refugees following the terror attacks on Brussels.
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In the face of persistent stagnation across a broad swath of the country, economists are reconsidering their longstanding objection to place-based policies, directed at improving the conditions of a local economy.
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Former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis refused to shut down speculation that the military was reconsidering women's role in the military, stating that the "jury was still out on" their capacity to fight.
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More environment: The Interior Department has begun the process of reconsidering and potentially revising a 2015 plan to protect the greater sage grouse, a Western bird that has seen its habitat dwindle.
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Gummies, giggly adult dinner parties and "Cali sober" lifestyles are markers of a weed culture that has gone mainstream, and now we're reconsidering our long-held beliefs about LSD, ecstasy, even ketamine.
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Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle, both of whose executives sit on corporate boards, are among the institutions reconsidering their policies on financial ties.
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North Korea said last week it was reconsidering the summit after calling off separate talks with South Korea in a protest over U.S.-South Korean air combat drills known as Max Thunder.
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In an interview with Bloomberg TV, Winfrey said that the recent election of fellow TV star Donald Trump to the presidency had her reconsidering whether or not she's fit for the Oval Office.
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Spain was already reconsidering whether to allow the refueling given international outcry over Russia's role in the bombardment of Aleppo, an act that France and the UK have categorized as a war crime.
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Trump also has repeatedly praised Brexit and said he expects other countries to leave the EU. Asian allies such as South Korea and Japan are seeking reassurance after Trump suggested reconsidering security ties.
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"I think it was a very rational move the President made and he said he's open to reconsidering that at the right time, if there is progress on a peace deal," Kushner said.
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Despite reconsidering its slogan and brand, the company found in an analysis of its U.S. users in 2016 that 70 percent of the revenue was coming from accounts that were registered as attached.
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From privacy scandals and the proliferation of fake news, to consumer realizations that their relationship with technology has possibly gone too far, people are reconsidering the value Big Tech brings into their lives.
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Kevin BradyKevin Patrick BradyShimkus says he's reconsidering retirement Shimkus says he's been asked to reconsider retirement Trump met with boos, 'lock him up' chant at Game 5 of World Series MORE (R-Texas).
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The Nikkei Asian Review reported Thursday that Panasonic and Tesla are reconsidering plans to increase the factory's capacity 50 percent by 2020, as investors increasingly worry about possibly weakening demand for Tesla cars.
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In the LA Times, Michael Finnegan has a less colorful story that is in some ways more telling — he finds Trump voters bitterly disappointed by the president and reconsidering their support for him.
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Rubio indicated last week that he was reconsidering his pledge, suggesting that the massacre at a club in his home state had prompted him to think about his role as a public servant.
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And from the opening scene in which he wakes up next to a stereotypically "dumb blonde," it's clear that there's a wide range of tropes and stereotypes the show isn't interested in reconsidering.
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The president, who took office last year following the impeachment of Dilma Rousseff on charges of breaking budget rules, said not one party had come forward to say they were reconsidering their support.
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Meghan McCain is reconsidering the power of her own words in the wake of the attempted bomb attacks against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, former President Barack Obama and other prominent Democrats.
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But as prison populations and financial costs increase and drug-related violence around the world continues, lawmakers and experts are reconsidering if the drug war's potential benefits are really worth its many drawbacks.
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They'd have to make an argument for why they're reconsidering it, and they would have to defend that in court, because any change would get challenged [either by states or by environmental groups].
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"I don't think the President gets cold feet about anything," said Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin when asked Monday by reporters at the White House whether Trump was reconsidering his participation in the summit.
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LONDON, Nov 8 (LPC) - Bankers are reconsidering the selldown strategy of a £2.517bn financing backing a £4bn buyout of UK defence and aerospace group Cobham after the British government further delayed the acquisition.
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EPA TO RECONSIDER COAL POLLUTION RULE: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced Wednesday that it is reconsidering a 2011 air pollution rule that has been blamed for numerous coal-fired power plant closures.
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They are reconsidering an assumption that when the plane's engines ran dry, the aircraft spiraled into the sea without traveling a horizontal distance of more than 10 nautical miles — a relatively tight spiral.
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In a Monday interview, Rubio said the shooting left him thinking about service to his country and community but stopped short of saying he was reconsidering his decision to not run for reelection.
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Three schools — North Carolina State, New York's Oswego State and New Jersey's Montclair State — are all reconsidering honorary degrees given to Rose before he was fired from CBS and PBS on Nov. 21.
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In February, Foxconn reiterated it would still build a factory in Wisconsin after the company's chairman spoke to U.S. President Donald Trump, following a Reuters report the Taiwanese company was reconsidering its plans.
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President Donald Trump attacked General Motors on Twitter on Friday after The New York Times reported that the White House was reconsidering a deal to buy much-needed ventilators amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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Now, however, I'm seriously reconsidering my mostly kind review of "Conscience of a Conservative" by Senator Jeff Flake, the Republican from Arizona, whose successor, Kyrsten Sinema, a Democrat, was finally announced last night.
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SAO PAULO, March 25 (Reuters) - Brazil reinsurer IRB said on Wednesday it is reconsidering its annual dividend payment in light of the coronavirus outbreak that has killed thousands and heavily affected equities markets.
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But Schiff said Bolton's reported account only further highlighted the need for his testimony, and he said he was heartened that some senators "appear to be reconsidering" their opposition to bringing in witnesses.
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Rodney DavisRodney Lee DavisRising GOP star thrust into spotlight with Trump defense New hemp trade group presses lawmakers on immigration reform, regs Shimkus says he's reconsidering retirement MORE (R-Ill.) told The Hill.
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"And he can't even deny it; now he just has to say it's OK." Even those Democrats who have declined to endorse impeachment seemed to be reconsidering in light of the new revelations.
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"Facebook may well be reconsidering its investment plans, and will probably weigh the cost of additional taxes on its investment decisions," Trupti Agrawal, Uganda analyst at Economist Intelligence Unit, told CNBC via email.
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Rubio made news on Wednesday when he said he would support legislation to prevent an 18-year-old from buying a rifle and that he is reconsidering his support for large-capacity magazines.
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Mercury is retrograde at the start of this month, in Leo, which finds you reconsidering and reexamining how you have fun, who you party with, your hookups, your crushes, and your artistic pursuits.
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But many states are reconsidering those policies, a shift sparked by the murder of Kathryn Steinle, a 32-year-old woman in San Francisco who was shot in the back and killed last July.
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Brussels is reconsidering how it grants EU market access to overseas financial firms, casting doubt over the use of the bloc's "equivalence" arrangements as a fallback option for the City of London after Brexit.
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As robots pack more and more items into Amazon's fulfillment centers, reaching high up on shelves to store and retrieve toiletries, electronics and household goods, the company is reconsidering how it accounts for space.
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In a Friday interview following the Fed's decision, New York Fed President John Williams told CNBC the central bank was open to reconsidering its views on rate hikes next year, sending stocks briefly higher.
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A U.S. team had arrived in North Korea to prepare for a proposed summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, which Trump pulled out of last week before reconsidering.
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Michael BurgessMichael Clifton BurgessShimkus says he's reconsidering retirement Shimkus says he's been asked to reconsider retirement Walden retirement adds to GOP election woes MORE (R-Texas) and Bob Latta (R-Ohio), also could run.
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A Trump administration proposal to steeply increase entrance fees to the most popular national parks landed with a thud when it was presented in November, and park officials say they are now reconsidering it.
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Although it is more an educational tool than a productive tool, anything that raises awareness about online bullying and reconsidering your wording when communicating through the Internet is a step in the right direction.
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While 376 separate 737 Max orders have been fulfilled, some 4,636 orders were still outstanding as of February, Bloomberg recently reported, and some carriers have reportedly been reconsidering whether they want turn to competitors.
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The IMF has been urging Riyadh to delay fuel price rises to protect the economy; it said last week that Saudi officials were not yet convinced, but were reconsidering the speed of austerity steps.
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Here's the problem: The standard serving for a pastrami sandwich (across the board; not just at Katz's, which is operated by lovely people who are very kind and efficient) is ridiculous and worth reconsidering.
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A. In attempt to revive the stalled talks, Toshiba began reconsidering offers from other bidders last month, including Western Digital as well as Foxconn, formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry, sources have said.
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The agencies have been waiting for Rome's fiscal plans before reconsidering their ratings and Moody's, which has a negative outlook on Italy's Baa2 rating, said it would pass judgment by the end of October.
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Garuda, which has only one 737 MAX, had been reconsidering its order before the Ethiopian crash, as had fellow Indonesian carrier Lion Air, which suffered a crash in October that killed all 189 aboard.
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"Some of our projects now face the risk of cancellation, banks are reconsidering how they rate our credit, partners are looking to adjust business terms and head hunters are eyeing our employees," he said.
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Earlier in the month Pruitt also avoided reporter scrutiny by barring most outlets from attending a highly anticipated announcement at the White House that the administration would be reconsidering Obama-era vehicle emission standards.
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There are a number of strategies to navigate this part of the cycle: diversifying beyond traditional equity and bond indices; reconsidering sources of yield outside of riskier companies; and looking beyond one's home market.
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Brazil's chaotic and ever-changing political situation, concerns about the Zika virus, security issues: All of these are contributing to trepidation from North Americans, who are reconsidering whether to venture south for the Games.
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On June 5, 2017, two days after companies were supposed to begin monitoring methane leaks, Pruitt announced that the E.P.A. would be reconsidering aspects of the rule, and would stay enforcement for ninety days.
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Corporate sponsors of Prince Andrew of Britain's initiative to boost entrepreneurship are reconsidering their relationship with the project on the heels of a botched television interview about his former friend, sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein.
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The government has said it wants to list Sabeco before selling 53.59 percent, worth an estimated $1 billion, this year and the remainder in 2017, but Tuat said the government is reconsidering this plan.
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There's this too: As Bullock was in the process of reconsidering, former Vice President Joe Biden rose from the political ashes to seize the front-runner mantle in the race away from Vermont Sen.
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There was some indication on Friday that the sharp downturn in stocks had some investors reconsidering whether the Federal Reserve will go through with an interest rate hike at its next meeting in December.
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By the end of my first lap, my stomach was already burning; with about a mile to go, I was really reconsidering the decision to eat animal crackers and dried apricots before the race.
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Last month, Bullock met with former President Barack Obama in Washington and with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer in Montana, clear signs that he was reconsidering his opposition to running for the upper chamber.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden said Monday that he was not reconsidering his opposition to single-payer health care despite the strain that the coronavirus pandemic has put on the existing health-care system.
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The Trump administration reportedly said on Monday that it is reconsidering putting an end to a policy that enables migrants to not be deported while they or their family members receive lifesaving medical treatment.
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In the immediate wake of the Harvey Weinstein sexual assault allegations, Amazon also stated that it was reconsidering its $160 million funding deal with The Weinstein Co. for two new original properties under development.
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And at a meeting with Hispanic leaders over the weekend, Trump said that he's reconsidering his stance that a mass-deportation task force is needed to round up undocumented immigrants and send them home.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — Corey Lewandowski told a local radio host Tuesday "it's fair" to say he is reconsidering a Senate run in order to defend President Donald Trump from impeachment and help him get reelected.
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Earlier in the month, Pruitt also avoided reporter scrutiny by barring most outlets from attending a highly anticipated announcement at the White House that the administration would be reconsidering Obama-era vehicle emission standards.
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Trump gave a surprise nod to the possibility of U.S. joining a multilateral trade deal when he has pushed the idea of bilateral deals when he said he reconsidering joining the Trans Pacific Partnership.
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State and local governments are reconsidering their efforts to use tax incentives to attract major corporations after a decade of mega-deals handed billions of dollars to some of the wealthiest companies in America.
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If the company were reconsidering its plans for a campus in New York City, which would include between 25,000 and 40,000 employees, it does not appear to have taken steps to make contingency plans.
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"Everyone in South Africa should therefore hope that the pressure from the USA will lead to the ANC reconsidering the disastrous route that they want to take SA on," AfriForum's CEO, Kallie Kriel, said.
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The latter would mean publishing clear guidance defining its standards, making it clear how applicants are supposed to demonstrate eligibility, and then reconsidering all visa applications that have been rejected for waivers so far.
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His comments come as some companies are reconsidering their presence in China, and as U.S. president-elect Donald Trump is trying to lure firms back to the U.S. under his "Make America Great Again" slogan.
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With celebrity nails on the mind — including Meghan Markle's clean manicure at the Baby Sussex reveal and Hilary Duff's French tips for her engagement announcement — we're fully reconsidering the importance of the special occasion manicure.
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Until then, he said, one measure may be more important that reconsidering screening guidelines: raising awareness among patients who may ignore their symptoms and among doctors who might not consider cancer in their younger patients.
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In a speech Monday, Fed Chair Janet Yellen gave only modest signals that she was reconsidering policy, which just a few months ago was geared for as many as four interest rate increases this year.
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Fred UptonFrederick (Fred) Stephen UptonShimkus says he's reconsidering retirement Shimkus says he's been asked to reconsider retirement Trump urges GOP to fight for him MORE (R-Mich.), who already served as Energy and Commerce chairman.
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One of the billionaire donors who heard from Biden's team — and who had signaled skepticism about Biden's likely candidacy — is now reconsidering and may give the former Delaware lawmaker access to an expansive donor network.
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A North Carolina court ruling on Monday ordering the state legislature to redraw congressional district boundaries has Republican members of Congress reconsidering their future in what is almost certain to be a boon for Democrats.
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Fred UptonFrederick (Fred) Stephen UptonShimkus says he's reconsidering retirement Shimkus says he's been asked to reconsider retirement Trump urges GOP to fight for him MORE (R-Mich.), who already served as Energy and Commerce chairman.
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Even economists, whose "nihilism...about what we can do to help struggling places in the U.S. is, quite frankly, strange" (in the words of Adam Ozimek) have taken to reconsidering their priors on the issue.
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One of the Democratic Party's biggest donors says she is reconsidering her support for the women in the US Senate who called for Al Franken's resignation following multiple allegations of sexual misconduct and inappropriate touching.
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Instead, the designers set their eye on a creating a poetic ode to the country's architectural aesthetic that results in a beautiful collection of workwear-inspired pieces that have us reconsidering what workwear even means.
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GM said in 2014 it would invest $5 billion in Mexico through 23, a move that would allow it to double its production capacity, and Barra has said the automaker is not reconsidering the plan.
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This weekend, one man's tweet about his Chipotle ordering hack (if you can call it that) has a hell of a lot of Twitter users reconsidering how marginalized and unappreciated fast food workers are today.
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Previously, the Obama Administration effectively killed the mining plans, citing "significant and unacceptable adverse effects" to the biologically and economically valuable ecosystem, but the Trump administration has reversed course, and is officially reconsidering the quarry.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The German government on Wednesday said Turkey's decision to buy Russian S-400 surface-to-air missile defense systems raised difficult questions for NATO and that it would welcome Ankara reconsidering the decision.
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The Moon challenges both chaotic Uranus at 4:45 PM and the Sun (the source of all vitality!) at 11:59 PM, which will find us reconsidering our focus after some surprising news or changes.
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Comedian Kevin Hart says he is reconsidering his decision to step away from hosting the 91st Academy Awards following controversy over anti-gay social media postings and jokes during stand-up routines surfaced last year.
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is reconsidering its nationwide policy on whether, and under what circumstances, Medicare will pay for a less-invasive heart valve disease treatment called transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR).
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We also saw her tabulating her kills — she's at 18 or 20, she said Sunday — and perhaps reconsidering her hostility toward Morgan, who's unyielding sense of morality has been a counterpoint and source of friction.
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Amazon is reportedly reconsidering its plant to open a second headquarters in NYC Marie Kondo is training an army of tidying consultants "I made mistakes": Jill Abramson responds to plagiarism charges around her new book
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Viewers who, like me, have tended to dismiss his art as a series elaborately fabricated jokes, may find themselves reconsidering such prejudices and contemplating the real darkness and violence lurking in many of the works.
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And to do that, we need to make the journalism work better for more people — which doesn't mean changing our core values, but does mean reconsidering and reimagining how, when and where we tell stories.
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As soon as it became clear that Mr. Yanukovych, under pressure from Russia, was reconsidering signing the European Union agreement, the judge pointed out, an American delegation traveled to Kiev to bring him in line.
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Some museums, however, have recently taken a different stance, in several cases, for example, saying they were reconsidering their connections to the Sackler family over the ties of some family members to the opioid crisis.
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Tulane's decision comes as colleges and universities across the nation have been grappling with their ties to slavery and how to make amends, including by reconsidering monuments or landmarks on campus because of their histories.
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"Garuda is reconsidering its upcoming order of 20 Boeing 737 MAXs after the two Boeing crashes," CEO Ari Askhara told reporters, adding they had already decided to reduce the order from 49 "before the crashes".
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"We don't know what might happen to us while walking on the street there," said Kanika Arora, a 250-year-old student in Mumbai who is reconsidering her plan to study in the United States.
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We have been looking at reconsidering our positioning in China, which makes me sad because we have been in China [for more than 15 years] and we've done a lot of good work in China.
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In the past, Hatch has said he'd retire at the end of his term in 2018, but it appears he's been reconsidering and Trump and Senate leadership have been urging him to run all year.
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In self-care's wake, I find myself reconsidering the bogeyman that has been "emotional eating"— that is, eating out of an emotional need beyond physical hunger — and wondering if it's really so bad, after all.
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"Do something for others but don't forget about No. 1," the narrator says, as Paltrow almost slips a sex toy into one one of the cream-colored stockings, before reconsidering and keeping it for herself.
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Pistorius' lawyer Barry Roux has said the appeal would cite grounds including the appeal court reconsidering a trial court finding that Pistorius felt his and Steenkamp's life were in danger when he fired the shots.
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President Nicolas Maduro said in a televised broadcast on Monday night opposition street protests and U.S. financial sanctions had led some Venezuelans to "try their luck" in other countries but many were reconsidering that decision.
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Getting to 'maybe' It was a long road, but in an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union" in late May, Rubio allowed that he would have "maybe" considered reconsidering his planned departure.
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"The market is reconsidering its expectations for Fed rate hikes and as the expectations have been scaled back gold prices have been able to edge higher," said Suki Cooper, precious metals analyst at Standard Chartered Bank.
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A significant aspect of this involves reconsidering past scandals through a contemporary lens, highlighting how much was missed or unjustly skewed at the time in cases like those of Lorena Bobbitt, Anita Hill, and Monica Lewinsky.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's former personal attorney Michael Cohen is reconsidering his plan to testify publicly to the U.S. Congress next month because of intimidation by the president, an adviser to Cohen said on Thursday.
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You're thinking back to October 14 and 15 as Mercury connects with Saturn and Neptune on November 13, finding you reconsidering plans with your partners and reimagining some of the adventures you have been dreaming of.
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A lot of times, in the book, a particular childhood memory or conversation with my adoptive parents will be immediately followed with me reconsidering that question while I'm trying to get information about my birth family.
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Cybersecurity researchers are not working with law enforcement agencies and conferences are reconsidering events in the U.S. in the wake of President Trump's executive order temporarily halting travel from seven predominantly Muslim countries and refugee resettlement.
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Washington (CNN)A Republican lawmaker is reconsidering his position and now is open to the appointment of a special prosecutor or independent commission to look into alleged ties between President Donald Trump's campaign and Russia. Rep.
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"Kudos to those states for reconsidering how Medicaid expansion might help the general health and well-being of their citizens," says Hill, a former Obama administration official at HHS' Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
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Foxconn Technology said in February it will build a factory in Wisconsin after the company's chairman Terry Gou spoke to U.S. President Donald Trump, following a Reuters report that the Taiwanese company was reconsidering its plans.
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President Donald Trump said on Sunday a U.S. team had arrived in North Korea to prepare for a proposed summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, which Trump pulled out of last week before reconsidering.
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Given that girth has long been a measure of ill-gotten gains, perhaps it's fitting that the Supreme Court is reconsidering the legal scope of official corruption in a case that began with a dietary supplement.
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INTERIOR TO REVIEW SAGE GROUSE PLAN: The Interior Department has begun the process of reconsidering and potentially revising a 220006 plan to protect the greater sage grouse, a Western bird that has seen its habitat dwindle.
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And at the urging of the Trump administration, some expansion states, such as Arkansas and Idaho, have adopted harmful policies sharply restricting eligibility for their programs, though a number of states are now reconsidering these policies.
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If the White House was expecting to be able to pressure Democrats to accept a more conservative immigration deal in June, because they were worried about DREAMers' protections expiring imminently, the administration may now be reconsidering.
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We'll be living in a much more demographically diverse country, likely reconsidering what choosing "the best" looks like and thinking more about how all too often, uncritical definitions of what's best reproduce racial and economic inequality.
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Although his backup, Nick Foles, helped lead the Eagles to victory, reports surfaced that the Eagles think Wentz may have torn his anterior cruciate ligament, which had many immediately reconsidering Philadelphia's place in the postseason hierarchy.
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The plans come at a time when the European Union as a whole is reconsidering its industrial strategy and relations to China in the face of increased investment in critical sectors by Chinese state-owned enterprises.
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The U.S. currency slumped on Wednesday after a report that China was reconsidering its stance on U.S. treasury purchases, with the greenback posting its biggest single-day drop against the Japanese yen in nearly eight months.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - Bangladesh is reconsidering a plan to relocate Rohingya refugees to a flood-prone island located hours by boat from its coast, junior minister for disaster management and relief Enamur Rahman told Reuters on Wednesday.
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"(Thursday's) meeting will be important in assessing whether the aim of reconsidering the inflation target has retained the dovish motivation focus that Draghi had tried to give it," said Greg Fuzesi, an economist at JP Morgan.
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Pruitt has not committed to reconsidering the finding itself, and he said he wouldn't seek to do so as part of the process of repealing the Clean Power Plan and potentially replacing it with another regulation.
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Since then, Biden has publicly mused about reconsidering Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, an increasingly popular target among politicians because of the way it shields tech platforms from liability over the content they host.
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America's ongoing national reckoning with sexual assault and sexual harassment by powerful men now has liberals and Democrats reconsidering the legacy of one of party's most important figures of the past quarter-century: President Bill Clinton.
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"Markets are reconsidering the ECB's stance and further rate cuts are entering expectations again," said Commerzbank strategist Benjamin Schroeder, expecting the ECB to cut its depo rate to -0.40 percent in March from its current -0.30 percent.
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Now they want companies and regulators to focus on reversing what they called "human downgrading," which they see as at the root of a dozen worsening problems, by reconsidering the design and financial incentives of their systems.
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The deal is subject to approval in Russia, where regulators have said they are reconsidering a cap on Fortum's ownership of Uniper at 49.99% due to a water licence operated by the German firm's local subsidiary Unipro.
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As we brace for another week of art fairs in New York and a slate of biennials, triennials, and quinquennials throughout the globe, we're reconsidering the feasibility of a pie-in-the-sky idea we once had.
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The ebullient pop song, as well as her 2017 single "Cut to the Feeling," both became touch points for reconsidering her legacy in the wake of her commercially unsuccessful (and some argue criminally underrated) 2015 album Emotion.
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Foxconn Technology is reconsidering plans to make advanced liquid crystal display panels at a $10 billion Wisconsin campus, and said it intends to hire mostly engineers and researchers rather than the manufacturing workforce the project originally promised.
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Making/Breaking the Binary: Women, Art & Technology (1968–85) is a multi-venue project in Philadelphia surveying a generation of pioneering artists in new media, reconsidering their role as technology innovators who helped shape the information age.
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Left-leaning candidate Moon Jae-in has expressed interest in engaging with Pyongyang through a variety of measures, including reopening the Kaesong Industrial Complex and reconsidering the deployment of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) system.
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They've gathered at this mobile food pantry because they're hungry, but they're also worried: The Trump administration's immigration crackdown has them reconsidering whether accessing social services like these could put them at greater risk of being deported.
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Reconsidering the plan would reopen conflicts over renewable energy development, conservation and other uses of the desert while "creating a cloud of uncertainty," Karen Douglas, a commissioner with the California Energy Commission, said in an emailed statement.
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As a result of the frightening headlines, many pregnant women are reconsidering their travel plans, with health professionals and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommending pregnant women avoid all areas affected by the outbreak.
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You will find yourself anxiously whatsapping people back three months after the conversation dried up and reconsidering those who didn't make the summer cut because of some awkward sexist banter you uncovered while scrolling through their tweets.
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Mr. Trump was suddenly the one leaving attacks undelivered: He insinuated that he had planned "to say something extremely rough to Hillary, to her family" — most likely an allusion to Bill Clinton's history of infidelity — before reconsidering.
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In each of the cases identified by The Times, the Justice Department either reversed an earlier position, announced that the government was reconsidering an existing rule, or became newly involved in a legal fight, court records show.
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The CDC and US Department of State currently recommend avoiding or reconsidering travel to five countries affected by the coronavirus outbreak — Italy, Iran, South Korea, China, and Japan — and maintains an updated list of travel advisories here.
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Interior is also reconsidering a hydraulic fracturing rule, a regulation limiting methane flaring from natural gas drilling sites and the Obama administration's five-year offshore drilling plan that prevents oil exploration in the Atlantic and Arctic Oceans.
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STILL: Cybersecurity researchers are not working with law enforcement agencies and conferences are reconsidering events in the U.S. in the wake of President Trump's executive order temporarily halting travel from seven predominantly Muslim countries and refugee resettlement.
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Bob Corker is said to be reconsidering retirement from the Senate, a move he announced last year as a public divide grew between him and President Donald Trump, who has labeled him "liddle Bob Corker" on Twitter.
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In each of the cases identified by The Times, the Justice Department either reversed an earlier position, announced that the government was reconsidering an existing rule, or became newly involved in a legal fight, court records show.
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But some of the romance genre's biggest publishers are reconsidering in light of the organization's turmoil, which has been ongoing since late last year when it suspended a member after she criticized another romance novel as racist.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that the group behind the global currency payments network is becoming fractured with financial partners "reconsidering" involvement following a backlash from government officials, the Journal said, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Last year, it asked Boeing to cancel the order, following two crashes that killed 346 people in five months and prompted a global grounding of the aircraft, although Garuda had been reconsidering the order before the grounding.
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In Britain, he still faces an arrest warrant for failing to appear in court, and the U.S. Justice Department was reconsidering last month whether to charge him for his role in the disclosure of highly classified information.
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Julia even discussed the importance of learning more about these immigrants -- what issues are driving them to flee and what the US can do to better address the root problem, including reconsidering how we distribute foreign aid.
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JAKARTA, Dec 27 (Reuters) - The Indonesian government is reconsidering a plan to allow state electricity utility Perusahaan Listrik Negara to return to using adjustable tariffs for non-subsidised customers next year, its energy minister said on Friday.
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The Trump administration is contacting U.S. energy companies to ask them about their views on the U.N. global climate accord, sources say, a sign Trump is reconsidering his 2016 campaign pledge to back out of the deal.
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Dr Pepper Snapple has not made a major acquisition since being spun out of Britain's confectionary company Cadbury Schweppes in 2008, but is now reconsidering its stance as the soft drinks industry grapples with increasingly health-conscious consumers.
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Although the US might seem a distant country, many members of the local community are fearing for the safety of relatives there, while others are cancelling plans to move to the country or reconsidering leisure or business trips.
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The Financial Times reported that Italy's Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena has been told to prepare for a state bailout on reports that a key investor is reconsidering whether to contribute to a 5 billion euro recapitalization.
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Related: Oral Sex Isn't Rape If the Victim's Passed Out Drunk, Oklahoma Court Rules Protect Our Defenders says that the Army later informed Jackson in 22014 that it was reconsidering its decision to not prosecute her ex-husband.
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The deal is subject to approval in Russia, where regulators have said they are reconsidering a cap on Fortum's ownership of Uniper at 49.99% due to a water license operated by the German firm's local subsidiary Unipro (UPRO.MM).
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The deal is subject to approval in Russia, where regulators have said they are reconsidering a cap on Fortum's ownership of Uniper at 49.99% due to a water license operated by the German firm's local subsidiary Unipro (UPRO.MM).
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Over at RealClearPolicy, Robert VerBruggen wrote that this has him reconsidering his support for drug legalization: I was never so naive as to think there would be no increase in drug use or abuse if drugs were legal.
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