It's not actually the food itself; it's that [I] schemed.
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For six seasons, Ryan schemed to prod the Jets into the playoffs.
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They saw my wifi network pop up and schemed up the whole thing.
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When he was manic, Lowell smashed wineglasses and schemed to marry near-strangers.
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He schemed to get us on Asian Man and pitched us to Mike [Park].
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Apple had to redo all the buttons and color schemed across the operating system.
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At first, Kanye schemed to make Desiigner rich and famous just to spite Future.
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The Miami rap duo schemed their way onto Drake's world-beating single, then outshined him.
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Frank Dellacorte, the local tough guy, schemed with various people and faced off against the Vasquezes.
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It also said eight defendants, including offshore bank Loyal Bank Ltd, schemed to launder fraud proceeds.
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They plotted, schemed, lied and betrayed — and made for some pretty amazing television in the process.
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The lizards, however, I liked, and I schemed to monopolize their tiny bodies in my palm.
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Ho also schemed to pay a $500,000 cash bribe to Yoweri Museveni, the President of Uganda.
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Albert Hallac, Weston's founder, pleaded guilty in 2016 to charges that he schemed to defraud Weston investors.
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Albert Hallac, Weston's founder, pleaded guilty in January to charges that he schemed to defraud Weston investors.
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Quentin Tarantino schemed (unsuccessfully) to give the first half of "Kill Bill" a hush-hush premiere there.
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Known as "the most charming princess of Europe," she schemed for her children in 17th-century England.
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Four people face federal charges they schemed to steal emergency disaster relief funds in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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He also schemed to avoid paying New York taxes on a $645,000 pair of diamond earrings, prosecutors said.
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Raniere and Bronfman allegedly schemed to obtain the email passwords of his critics in order to monitor their communications.
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The indictment did not mention Manafort by name, but made clear he was the one who schemed with Calk.
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For years, Republicans have schemed to suppress Democratic turnout with racially targeted voter ID laws and aggressively gerrymandered districts.
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Who were the people who saw this process as both inevitable and something to be schemed and strived for?
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That really does make it look like Rob schemed to pop the question when his family was out of town.
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A young man schemed about his plans to get a job with Tesla just as soon as he finished college.
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Le Roux, hoping to protect himself with a cloak of state immunity, had schemed for years to obtain diplomatic passports.
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Jose Pimentel, who once told Jesse he was a "big fan" of the site, schemed to assassinate U.S. military members.
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Mr. Stone became preoccupied with warding off government surveillance and schemed to secure Mr. Snowden's appearance in the movie's finale.
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And even as the generals quarreled, they schemed behind the scenes to maintain the throne, for whoever might emerge triumphant.
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Want to do it while seeing how much money you just got schemed out of by Google, Amazon, or Facebook?
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It's tough to find 50 yards of schemed underneath passing that keeps a drive on the ideal down-distance schedule.
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Prosecutors said Direct Access employees also schemed to direct payments to a banker at another Venezuelan-state owned development bank, Banfoandes.
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Every night, once his wife went to bed, Carpenter drank coffee, chewed Nicorette, and schemed about ways to outwit the hackers.
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But hers is also a path that could never have been schemed up by the star-maker machinery Mitchell often lamented.
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It went on to say Trump schemed with Atlantic City government so he could force the woman out of her house.
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Prosecutors said Mr. Manafort and Mr. Gates schemed to hide money received for that work from tax collectors and the public.
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The Facebook post said "leaked information was part of the strategy being schemed by radical protesters in their online chat rooms".
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Zarrab, a Turkish and Iranian national, pleaded guilty in October to charges that he schemed to help Iran evade U.S. sanctions.
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Loyal listeners schemed to get their favorites recognized, while sly marketing efforts tried to put a heavy thumb on the scales.
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Plot details aside (the Bluths also once schemed to build a border wall with Mexico), the show has a familiar personal dynamic.
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In fact, GOP leaders raged and schemed to resist him until the end, but Trump overcame the establishment to win the nomination.
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To start Dallas' next possession, Linehan again schemed Cooper open, this time taking a page from the Seahawks' playbook with a boot throwback.
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When Corinne Kaplan, a 33-year-old clinical consultant from Los Angeles, schemed to overthrow Phillip Sheppard, her tribe turned on her instead.
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"Her nurses in the PICU schemed to get Jason Mraz to come up and sing to her," Desiree wrote in a Facebook post.
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He explained that the then-queen Hatshepsut had schemed her way into joint regency with the infant Thutmose III, effectively stealing his crown.
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Comey said "no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case," primarily because investigators didn't determine that Clinton intentionally schemed to break federal law.
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The sexual politics became increasingly problematic, too: While the men schemed and sabotaged, the women fought over men in lily ponds and apartments.
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U.S. prosecutors had sought to try the two men together on charges that they schemed to defraud investors in a hedge fund Shkreli controlled.
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Walsh and Wilkinson received criticism for defending their client by saying the judge was being schemed by an "outrageous" campaign, according to The Guardian.
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Tesla (TSLA) and CEO Elon Musk have been sued by investors who claim that the company and Musk fraudulently schemed to squeeze short sellers.
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Ties to Iran The Trump administration filed criminal charges against Huawei earlier this year, claiming that the company schemed to circumvent US sanctions on Iran.
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The scales have tipped heavily toward the "up" side of things of late, in large part because he's executed a well-schemed attack so precisely.
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"This is why women should be in charge of everything!" exclaimed some on social media, echoing the bonnet-wearers who schemed at the Palais Royal.
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Braskem agreed in December to fines in Brazil and the United States to settle charges that it schemed to bribe politicians and executives in Brazil.
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In his final months at CBS, Moonves "schemed with a down-on-his-luck manager to bury a sexual misconduct allegation," The Times' story says.
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"The allegations that were made against me were criminal acts of evil minds that schemed, connived, colluded and fabricated a case against us," he said.
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He also schemed in Michigan and Florida, and he's reportedly used the royal name to lure investors into funding multiple worldwide ventures that weren't real.
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This is true to her character, who since the show's first season has maneuvered, bullied, schemed — whatever it takes — to maintain it as first lady.
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Zarrab was detained in the United States in 2016 and last year pleaded guilty to charges that he schemed to help Iran evade U.S. sanctions.
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The opposition also schemed an innovative strategy to embarrass United Russia by steering the opposition vote to the second ranked challenger no matter the party.
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Tesla – The company and CEO Elon Musk have been sued by investors who claim that the company and Musk fraudulently schemed to squeeze short sellers.
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The Napa estate Lindsay Lohan schemed her way into "The Parent Trap" has miraculously been spared by wildfires in Northern California ... at least for now.
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James Madison and Alexander Hamilton were sequentially summoned to draft the farewell in secret, even as both schemed to create opposing political parties, against Washington's wishes.
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This time, the church pointed a security camera at the holy scene and locked the trailer — in case someone schemed to drive the whole thing away.
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But it's been years since the two snuck into each other's rooms at night to play Mario Kart on Super Nintendo and schemed up family pranks.
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In early 1992, Bill Clinton faced a firestorm over his guile and duplicity with his Arkansas draft board as he schemed to avoid serving in Vietnam.
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Prosecutors accused him of having from at least 2003 until his 2013 firing schemed to bill MillerCoors for events that did not occur, or at inflated costs.
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Tensions escalate when Diane, ready for retirement, realizes that Maia's father schemed her out of her retirement money, forcing her to return to law — with a vengeance.
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Prosecutors said that from 2012 to 2014, Olan, Huber and Fogel schemed to get confidential information about CMS's internal decision-making from Blaszczak, who previously worked there.
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The district attorney's office alleges that Elmezayen had schemed to collect proceeds of life insurance policies he had purchased on the lives of his wife and sons.
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The complaint says that Teva, Sandoz, Mylan, Pfizer and 22018 other drug manufacturers schemed to increase prices affecting Medicare and Medicaid, the health insurance market and individuals.
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Bandfield, who prosecutors say schemed to help more than 100 clients including Mulholland evade U.S. securities and tax laws, is scheduled to face trial on May 31.
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It was a job that men (and they've all been men) schemed to get, waging behind-the-scenes campaigns to win over the president and his family.
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Yusuf and five of his friends, all young Somali Americans from Minneapolis who'd schemed to fight in Syria, eventually pleaded guilty to trying to join the Islamic State.
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Prosecutors said Kapoor, former Insys Chief Executive Michael Babich and others schemed to bribe medical practitioners using sham speaker programs ostensibly meant to educate healthcare professionals about Subsys.
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The officers schemed to steal money, property and narcotics by detaining people, entering residences, conducting traffic stops and swearing out false search warrant affidavits, according to the indictment.
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The indictment said the seven officers schemed to steal money, property and narcotics by detaining people, entering residences, conducting traffic stops and swearing out false search warrant affidavits.
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Defense attorneys on Monday sought to undercut Constand's credibility, pressing her about accusations that she had schemed to plant a false story of abuse to reap hush money.
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Like Eve with the apple, she schemed to "come out of the night like a missile and destroy a man," as Republican Senator Alan Simpson said of Hill.
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In its 300-page report, the committee reveals that the point man was the President's lawyer Rudy Giuliani who schemed for months to set up the Ukraine gambit.
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While Dany and Cersei may get all the attention right now, there have been so many more who schemed, killed, and, yes, even parented, over the last eight seasons.
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He allegedly schemed to punish his wife's assistant, Heather Hannah, whom he held responsible for the tapes, and smeared, then fired the state's top lawman, once a close friend.
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McLellan, who is scheduled to face trial in June, is one of three former State Street executives to face U.S. charges that they schemed to fleece the bank's clients.
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Prosecutors said that beginning in 2012, Kapoor, ex-Insys Chief Executive Michael Babich and others schemed to bribe medical practitioners by paying them to participate in sham speaker programs.
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Cosby's defense team on Monday sought to undercut Constand's credibility, pressing her about accusations that she had schemed to plant a false story of abuse to reap hush money.
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They schemed to prevent him and his non-establishment team from poking into longstanding surveillance abuses and other potential crimes and constitutional violations against U.S. citizens, journalists and politicians.
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Drugmaker Indivior PLC must face claims by generic rival Amneal Pharmaceuticals that it schemed to block generic competition for its opioid dependence drug Suboxone, a federal judge has ruled.
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Even in the dark days of winter, a hundred years ago, there were stirrings as both Democrats and Republicans schemed to replace the sick man in the White House.
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Over the past few years, Uber has schemed to boost its self-driving efforts by spying on rivals, poaching staff, and acquiring their software, according to newly released court documents.
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She played off Littlefinger's expectations, letting him believe that she might actually consider allying with him, lulling him into a false sense of security while she quietly schemed against him.
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And, just as the Vermont ultraliberal independent is doing today, Reagan schemed to win uncommitted delegates and pry loose pledged ones, creating real suspense at the convention in Kansas City.
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The sealed complaint released Friday alleged McFarland schemed investors to obtain "money and property by means of false and fraudulent pretenses, representations and promises" from late 2016 to May 2017.
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Editorial Victims and their advocates are understandably skeptical about Pope Francis' latest plan for disciplining bishops who schemed for years to protect abusive priests in the church's devastating pedophilia scandal.
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She had schemed to steer school district business to the company, with the promise of kickbacks and a lucrative job that would be waiting for her whenever she left Chicago.
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I daydreamed about our Chinese leftovers, schemed to turn leftover artichoke dip and random veggies into a pasta dish, awaited the rainy day when we'd dig into the carrot cake.
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Both deals, which were ultimately unsuccessful, involved the use of murky offshore companies and were tainted by allegations that cronies of Mr. Yanukovych's schemed to funnel assets out of Ukraine.
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In Washington, Trump's first week in office saw insiders confessing to The New York Times that they have schemed to stop the president's Twitter rants and pushed back against his impulsiveness.
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"The defendants schemed to steal money, property, and narcotics, by detaining victims, entering residences, conducting traffic stops, and swearing our false search warrant affidavits," Maryland's Justice Department said in a statement.
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They will inevitably see a referendum as a betrayal, depicting it as a stitch-up in which Mrs May first neutered Brexit and then schemed to give Remainers a second chance.
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Since seizing power in a coup almost five years ago, they have schemed to keep allies of Thaksin Shinawatra, a former prime minister ousted in a prior coup, out of power.
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Prosecutors said he defrauded investors in two hedge funds he ran, MSMB Capital and MSMB Healthcare, schemed to prop up the stock price of Retrophin, the drug company he founded in 2011.
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From 2011 to 2013, prosecutors said, Lumiere and others schemed to defraud investors by mismarking the value of securities held by the bond fund, causing its net asset value to be overstated.
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The lawsuit contended the trio schemed to overstate Thornburg's income by over $400 million and falsely record a profit rather than a loss for the fourth quarter in its 2007 annual report.
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Prosecutors said Baker and Gluk, along with others, schemed from 2005 to 2009 to prop up ArthroCare's stock price by artificially inflating sales and revenue through a series of transactions with distributors.
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Mr. Blagojevich, then the Democratic governor, was arrested in 2008 when prosecutors said he had schemed to sell a Senate seat being vacated by Barack Obama, who had newly been elected president.
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The "Old Town Road" icon apparently schemed with the bride, because the 2 of them walked into the reception hall and guests as his song filled the room ... and guests were shocked.
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He also admitted to having schemed to defraud his prior employer, a New York-based hedge fund, by embezzling money and taking kickbacks from vendors who submitted inflated invoices, court papers said.
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Flared nostrils for focus, a clenched jaw for revenge or schemed patience, or for spelling out T-W-A-T with her fork and plate of peas (the 2010 classic, "Easy A").
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How The Faceless Men Connection Theoretically Changes His Fate So it's entirely possible that Littlefinger hired a Faceless Man to take his place when Arya and Sansa schemed to put him on trial.
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We schemed a lot this game knowing that they had some good guards so we knew we had to get it out of their hands and pressure them when they did have it.
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They detailed how the party schemed to avoid a Trump tidal wave -- and separate themselves from the top of the ticket -- in a campaign bound to reshape GOP politics for years to come.
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How Facebook Schemed Against Its Users Kashmir Hill unwinds the mystery of how a sex worker was repeatedly outed to her clients, under her real name, by Facebook's People You May Know feature.
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One reception came on a broken play after Sanders started wide, but the other four were schemed from the backfield, two on halfback seams and two on wheel routes from the mesh concept.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Seven New York Army National Guard members were arrested on Wednesday on charges they schemed to fraudulently obtain thousands of dollars in referral bonuses for recruiting dozens of new soldiers.
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A former Ohio State University nurse will spend two years behind bars after she lied about having terminal cancer and schemed her co-workers into giving her money, gifts, and covering her shifts.
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Federal prosecutors in Boston allege that employees at Georgeson LLC schemed to bribe someone working at Institutional Shareholder Services for details about how the proxy advisory firm's investor clients had voted on shareholder proposals.
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Her lawyers in the plagiarism case had played "a shell game" with her, she said; the judge in the divorce case was colluding with Ken; some of her own publishers had schemed against her.
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Mr. Cosby's new crop of lawyers has been aggressive in portraying Ms. Constand as a desperate "con artist" who schemed to get one over on a rich but lonely man because she needed money.
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Kelly and Baroni's co-conspirator, former Port Authority official and confessed mastermind David Wildstein, had earlier pleaded guilty and appeared as the government's star witness, detailing how the three schemed to pay back Sokolich.
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Prosecutors laid out wiretap evidence and witness testimony that, in many conversations spanning over a month, Blagojevich had schemed about what he could get in return for naming particular people to the Senate seat.
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Its maker has been sued by 43 state attorneys general who say the company schemed to block generic competition by conspiring with another company to create a slightly different delivery system for the drug.
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The 26-year-old will face an entirely different challenge in Week 53, going from the Los Angeles Chargers' static, Cover-3-heavy defense to the Tennessee Titans' highly-schemed approach under Dean Pees.
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Prosecutors said that beginning in 2012, Kapoor, Babich and others schemed to pay speaker fees and other bribes to medical practitioners to prescribe Subsys and to fraudulently induce insurers into approving payment for it.
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Prosecutors said that beginning in 2012, Kapoor, Babich and others schemed to pay speaker fees and other bribes to medical practitioners to prescribe Subsys and to fraudulently induce insurers into approving payment for it.
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The indictment said that from 2007 to 2013, Usher, Ramchandani and Ashton schemed with other euro-dollar traders belonging to an electronic chat group called "The Cartel" to suppress competition in the currency spot market.
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His defense team has tried to paint Constand as a liar who schemed to make up the sex assault allegations in order to extract badly needed money in a civil settlement related to her lawsuit.
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Seized evidence from inspections, such as business emails and minutes from meetings, point to a cartel that schemed to jack up freight fees between 2009 and 2013 and perhaps longer, Indecopi said in a statement.
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That followed the April 2015 arrest of Richard St. Julien, a Canadian citizen who was ForceField's executive chairman, on charges he schemed to inflate the stock price of his company, once called SunSi Energies Inc.
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Nixon and Kissinger kept the secretary of state, William P. Rogers, in the dark on secret diplomacy and schemed to outfox the top brass at the Pentagon to conduct the bombing of Laos and Cambodia.
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That enables a greater rate of shenanigans — like when Italian President Giorgio Napolitano schemed, successfully, to remove Silvio Berlusconi as prime minister due at least in part to German Chancellor Angela Merkel's entreaties to do so.
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Her crimes were made public earlier this year when an FBI sting operation called "Operation Varsity Blues" revealed that Huffman and 51 other people schemed to get undeserving kids into elite universities through bribery and cheating.
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From 2011 to 2013, prosecutors said, Lumiere and others, including portfolio manager Christopher Plaford, schemed to defraud investors by mismarking the value of securities held by the fund, which invested in debt issued by healthcare companies.
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"These defendants conspired and schemed to hide millions of dollars' of financial transactions specifically to evade U.S. sanctions laws," and deserve to face "strong legal action," U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara in Manhattan said in a statement.
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Smyth, who has been held without bail since being extradited in November from Australia, admitted in court that from 153 to 2012, he and Tuzman schemed to "significantly overstate" the revenue and performance of Kit Digital.
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Prosecutors contend that Mr. Wildenstein and his brother, Alec, schemed to hide art and assets in complex trusts and abruptly moved millions of dollars in artworks from New York to Switzerland days after their father died.
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Her play traces Litvinenko's past as an agent of the FSB, Russia's main security service, and his family's flight to London after he alleged, among other things, that his colleagues had schemed to kill Boris Berezovsky.
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Westeros also believes that Prince Joffrey was the legitimate heir, that Ned Stark schemed to take the Iron Throne for himself and that Renly didn't make a move on the throne until after his brother's death.
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That enables a greater rate of shenanigans — like when Italian President Giorgio Napolitano schemed, successfully, to remove Silvio Berlusconi as prime minister, due at least in part to German Chancellor Angela Merkel's entreaties to do so.
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"As alleged in our complaint, Taub and Shmalo schemed dozens of times per trading day to artificially move stock prices for their personal benefit," said Andrew M. Calamari, director of the SEC's New York regional office.
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Prosecutors contend that Mr. Wildenstein and his brother, Alec, schemed to hide art and assets under the complex trusts and moved millions of dollars in artworks to tax havens in Switzerland days after their father died.
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As we covered in Week 6 — when the Cowboys made some rare forays outside the box — Dallas primarily relies on isolation routes that work independent of each other, requiring receivers to beat coverage without much schemed help.
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Odebrecht and Braskem agreed to pay at least $3.5 billion to settle charges by U.S., Brazilian and Swiss regulators that they schemed to pay hundreds of millions of dollars in bribes to government officials around the world.
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The case was later taken to the Supreme Court, which ruled in favor of Gaines, but Missouri lawmakers schemed to exclude him by creating a separate black law school, and he disappeared under mysterious circumstances in 20153.
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The rock 'n' roll legend says in new legal docs ... his daughter, Phoebe, took advantage of him while she managed his career from 2000 to 2012, and schemed to spend his fortune with her husband, Ezekiel Loftin.
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Baker and Gluk were accused of having from 2005 to 2009 schemed to prop up ArthroCare's stock price by inflating sales and smoothing out earnings through a series of quarter-end transactions, known as "channel stuffing," with distributors.
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As Keangnam's liquidity crisis worsened, Bahn - believing the bribe had been paid and would work out - schemed to trick Keangnam and its creditors into believing the sovereign wealth fund was close to acquiring Landmark 72, the indictment said.
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U.S. prosecutors have said that Johnson, formerly head of HSBC's global foreign exchange cash trading desk, schemed to ramp up the price of British pounds before executing a trade for Cairn, making millions for HSBC at Cairn's expense.
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Nordlicht, Levy and Jeffrey Shulse, former chief executive officer of Platinum's majority-owned Black Elk Energy Offshore Operations LLC, also schemed to defraud bondholders of Black Elk, a now-defunct Texas energy company, out of $50 million, prosecutors said.
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U.S. prosecutors allege that Scott and Johnson, formerly head of HSBC's global foreign exchange cash trading desk, schemed to ramp up the price of British pounds before executing the trade for Cairn, making millions for HSBC at Cairn's expense.
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This is the guy who once screamed at Mindy over her choice to take birth control pills and schemed to get her out of the fertility practice she created (by way of manipulated pregnancy) all in the same episode.
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Prosecutors contend that Mr. Wildenstein and his brother, Alec, schemed to hide art and assets under the ownership of complex trusts and abruptly moved millions of dollar in artworks to Switzerland from New York days after their father died.
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Four years later, as he loaded the Generals with one ex-NFL star after another, Trump (according to multiple interviews I've conducted) allegedly schemed to have the USFL fold and the NFL absorb his franchise for New York City.
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Ms. Tantaros had claimed that Fox News's founding chairman, Roger Ailes, arranged for her to be illegally surveilled, and that the network's executives had schemed to create fake social media accounts, known as "sock puppets," that defamed her online.
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Which gives viewers more than enough time to restream the previous four seasons in the life of Frank Underwood (Kevin Spacey), the minority whip who schemed his way into the White House, and his Lady Macbeth, Claire (Robin Wright).
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The jury found that he defrauded investors in the funds, MSMB Capital and MSMB Healthcare, by sending them fake account statements and concealing huge losses, and schemed to prop up the stock price of the drug company, Retrophin Inc.
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Federal prosecutors in New York have indicted six people, including a cardiologist and a neurologist, on charges that they schemed to submit more than $50 million in false claims for reimbursement to Medicare, Medicaid and private health insurers over 12 years.
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The trader, Reza Zarrab, has pleaded guilty to charges that he schemed to help Iran evade U.S. sanctions, and is testifying for U.S. prosecutors against Mehmet Hakan Atilla, an executive at Turkey's state-owned Halkbank on trial for related charges.
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Prosecutors said Zukerman schemed to evade paying taxes on income earned on a 2008 sale of an oil company he co-owned through an M.E. Zukerman subsidiary with a publicly traded company that resulted in his firm receiving $130 million.
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What unites this odd bunch is a shared narrative: that China schemed and cheated its way to stealing American jobs and that those jobs could be dragged home by using enough force, just as it happened with Japan two generations ago.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - A former executive at British software company Autonomy has agreed to become a cooperating witness to resolve U.S. charges that he and others schemed to deceive investors about the firm's performance before its sale to Hewlett Packard in 173.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Two former Chinese diplomats working at a construction company face U.S. charges that they schemed to force employees who received visas to perform work only at China's U.N. mission and other facilities to instead provide private contracting work.
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The US imperialists schemed to bring the Korean people to their knees and nip the DPRK [Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the official name of North Korea since 1948] in the bud, employing every available brutal method defying the imagination.
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They include romantic comedies like "Marry Me," a takeoff on "Notting Hill," but with music; an HBO drama about the life of Griselda Blanco, the Miami drug kingpin; and another true-story feature about strippers who schemed to defraud their customers.
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Mr. Simmons schemed to evade the taxes by maintaining a "cash lifestyle," prosecutors added, using bank accounts belonging to others and demanding that a $125,000 fee from the television show "Celebrity Couples Therapy" be issued to him without taxes being withheld.
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" Later, worried that her frequent trips on short-term visas would attract too much attention, Ms. Butina schemed about how she could obtain a work visa, they said, offering sex in exchange for a job at an unidentified "special interest organization.
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On the afternoon that President Donald Trump promised "fire and fury" if North Korea launched an act of aggression, chief strategist Steve Bannon sat in his office and schemed about China, fuming about the country's trade practices and looking for retaliation.
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Restream the previous four seasons in the life of Frank Underwood (Kevin Spacey), the minority whip who schemed his way into the White House, and his Lady Macbeth, Claire (Robin Wright) — and anticipate how this latest installment might compare with reality.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Federal prosecutors on Thursday announced criminal fraud charges against a San Francisco hedge fund manager who allegedly schemed to raise money by falsely boasting of his formidable performance record and overstating the amount of assets he managed.
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Tesla and Musk have been sued by investors who claim that the company and Musk fraudulently schemed to squeeze short sellers, who can bet against a company by selling shares they don't own and buying them back at a lower price.
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The 29-page indictment lays out how, months before Americans went to the polls, Russians schemed to break into key Democratic email accounts, including those belonging to Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta, the Democratic National Committee and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
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Lawyers for consumers who claim Mylan NV schemed to squelch competition for its EpiPen device may depose its chief executive again after obtaining documents from a company they say agreed to delay the release of a generic version of the emergency allergy treatment.
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Ferrell became a notorious fixture around Brooklyn after she schemed her way into the offices of Vice, wrote $60,000 worth of bad checks, and lied about being pregnant to potential boyfriends, all while also being wanted in Salt Lake City for fraudulent activity.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A wide-ranging corruption probe in New York City led to charges on Monday against three police officials and a businessman who prosecutors say schemed to secure favors in exchange for $100,000 in gifts including prostitutes, sports tickets and trips.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Two former Chinese diplomats working at a construction company are facing U.S. charges that they schemed to force employees who received visas to perform work only at China's U.N. mission and other facilities to instead provide private contracting work.
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Under Sammi Cannold's direction, Solea Pfeiffer and Maia Reficco share the role of Argentina's infamous first lady, with Jason Gotay as Che, in the Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice megamusical about a woman who charmed, schemed and sang her way to power.
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Jurors in Miami said the leaders of ZenCharts LLC, a Boca Raton, Florida-based provider of software for managing electronic health records, schemed to clone a product offered by Coral Gables, Florida-based Kipu Systems LLC in violation of a user agreement.
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Sao Paulo Judge Maria Priscilla Oliveira said in a decision on Monday the state prosecutors' case had an "undeniable connection" to the Petrobras investigation, in which dozens of engineering executives schemed to siphon money from Petrobras in order to bribe public officials.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A Florida-based sports marketing consultant from Colombia pleaded guilty in a U.S. court on Tuesday as part of an investigation of corruption in world soccer's governing body FIFA, saying he had schemed to bribe various officials in the sport.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A Florida-based sports marketing consultant pleaded guilty in a U.S. court on Tuesday as part of an investigation of corruption in soccer and FIFA, its world governing body, saying he had schemed to bribe some officials in the sport.
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At the start of a trial in Manhattan federal court, Assistant U.S. Attorney Won Shin told jurors that programmer Yuri Lebedev schemed with others to bribe Trevor Gross, the pastor and head of a Jackson, New Jersey-based credit union housed in his church.
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NEW YORK, Oct 26 (Reuters) - Three former London-based currency traders were found not guilty on Friday of U.S. charges that they schemed to rig benchmark exchange rates, the latest criminal convictions to emerge from a U.S. probe into the multitrillion-dollar foreign exchange market.
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Beside Russell Westbrook, who was still familiarizing himself with the complicated responsibilities of a franchise point guard, there was plenty of room for Durant to become more self-reliant and less predictable against defenses that schemed to play him as physical as they could.
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The charges stem from allegations that Holmes and Balwani, who hid that they were romantically involved for much of the time they headed Theranos, schemed to defraud the startup's investors, its doctors, and its patients while knowing that its test results were inaccurate and unreliable.
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The nearly 50-page indictment on Monday said that since 2012, Nordlicht, Levy and Landesman schemed to defraud investors by overvaluing illiquid assets held by its flagship Platinum Partners Value Arbitrage Fund LP, mostly energy-related investments hit by the dramatic decline in oil prices.
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AUSTIN, Texas – The former athletic director at Baylor University alleges that regents schemed to make black football players scapegoats for a decades-long problem of sexual assault at the nation&aposs largest Baptist school, and that he resigned rather than be part of a massive cover-up.
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Not that long ago, Mr Nunes, a vocal Trump ally, made the alleged "unmasking" of Americans by Democrats and the intelligence community Exhibit A for his theory that the late Obama administration was a lawless dystopia, in which agents of a deep state schemed against Mr Trump.
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Braskem was involved in Brazil's largest corruption probe and was part of a global leniency accord with U.S., Swiss and Brazilian authorities in December 2016 with its parent company, construction conglomerate Odebrecht SA. Braskem settled charges that it schemed to bribe politicians and executives in Brazil.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - A Chinese billionaire has been indicted by a grand jury on charges he schemed with the aluminum company he founded to evade $1.8 billion of tariffs by smuggling huge amounts of the metal into the United States, federal prosecutors said on Wednesday.
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There is no evidence that the Russian meddling affected the outcome of the election or the legitimacy of the vote, but Mr. Trump and his aides want to shut the door on any such notion, including the idea that Mr. Putin schemed to put him in office.
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The revelation prompted intense scrutiny of Facebook's data practices, as well as the role Cambridge Analytica — founded by billionaire Robert Mercer and former Breitbart executive and White House adviser Steve Bannon (who schemed to plant a mole at Facebook) — played in the 2016 US presidential election.
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In a complaint filed late on Monday in San Francisco federal court, the SEC said Logitech's former chief financial officer, Erik Bardman, and its former acting controller, Jennifer Wolf, schemed to inflate the company's operating income, causing a $30.7 million overstatement in fiscal 2011, and misled its outside auditor.
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Emma Deacon, prosecutor for the SFO, said the men "essentially cheated" others when they schemed with London-based Libor submitters, responsible for sending the bank's daily cost of borrowing estimates to a Libor administrator, to try to ensure that U.S. dollar Libor rates would bolster their trading positions.
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Their crimes were revealed in March, when the federal government unveiled an investigation into what they called "Operation Varsity Blues," a surreal scandal wherein 52 wealthy people and celebrities allegedly schemed to bribe or lie kids' ways into colleges — in many cases, schools they were grossly unqualified for.
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In a blog post, he said his claim that he had secured the necessary funding was based on repeated and ongoing conversations with Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund Tesla and Musk have been sued by investors who claim that the company and Musk fraudulently schemed to squeeze short sellers.
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For the uninitiated, the 15-member boyband met through a Kanye West fan forum in 2015, schemed their mission via iMessenger, and eventually left their respective hometowns throughout the country to move into a house together in L.A.—a tactic they said was directly inspired by the Facebook biopic, The Social Network.
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State Street's decision to shrink its operations comes only weeks after the company agreed to pay $64.6 million to the U.S. Department of Justice and U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to settle criminal and civil charges that accused it of having schemed to add secret commissions on trades performed for six clients.
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In third grade, Jiayu and her best friend had schemed to win a yearlong contest that consisted of doing good deeds, and they decided that they would visit Granny Brave every day, cleaning her house, running errands for her, preparing simple meals, and listening to her reminisce about her legendary war years.
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In an effort to punish Mayor Mark J. Sokolich of Fort Lee, a Democrat, for not supporting Mr. Christie's re-election bid and his desire to cultivate bipartisan support ahead of a presidential run, members of the governor's administration schemed with Port Authority officials to trigger a massive traffic jam in Fort Lee.
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At one point Bravo, a third degree black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu and conspiracy theory connoisseur, proffered the theory that "globalists," including NASA and the European Space Agency, aided by their godless acolytes in the mainstream media (MSM), had schemed together to perpetuate the idea that the Earth is round in order to enslave mankind.
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While one Oscar isn't worth more than any other, it feels like an incredible snub that the 56-year-old Oklahoma native has been attending the award show religiously for the past 20 years and never won an award for the way he chews, the way he goofs, or the way he schemed in Ocean's Eleven (and Twelve, and Thirteen).
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While other wealthy nations have shortened the workweek, given their citizens more free time and schemed to make their lives more pleasant, stress-free and enjoyable, the United States offers a curious paradox: Though the standard of living has risen, and creature comforts are more readily and easily available — and though technological innovations have made it easier to work efficiently — people work more, not less.
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On Monday night and Tuesday morning, when a delay for the Iowa caucus results turned into an overnight postponement and that turned into the promise of an eventual announcement, a theory arose that read something like this: The Democratic establishment, and maybe Mayor Pete himself, schemed with the makers of a laughably broken app to steal the all-important Iowa win away from the revolutionary Bernie Sanders, who was surging in the polls.
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I would pretty much ignore them in favor of each party's national-committee chair, Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Reince Priebus, both with names out of Dickens, or at least Terry Southern, and both in a constant scurrying panic, Priebus to make the disaster he was supposed to prevent look like the outcome he wished for all along, and Wasserman Schultz to make the eventuality she schemed for look like something she was almost surprised by.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats outraged over White House lawyer's claim that some foreign involvement in elections is acceptable Senators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session White House announces task force to monitor coronavirus MORE should be removed from office rather than voted out of office because he asked a foreign government to interfere in this year's U.S. election and schemed to "extort" and "coerce" cooperation to benefit himself at the expense of U.S. national interests, House impeachment managers argued on Thursday.
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One is that…Read more ReadThe Biggest Tech Lies of 2018The tech world told a lot of lies in 2018, and it was caught in those lies at what feels like an…Read more ReadFBI Secretly Collected Data on Aaron Swartz Earlier Than We Thought—in a Case Involving Al QaedaNearly two years before the U.S. government's first known inquiry into the activities of Reddit…Read more ReadThe Deadly Recklessness of the Self-Driving Car IndustryAutonomous vehicles were supposed to make driving safer, and they may yet—some of the more…Read more ReadHow Facebook Schemed Against Its UsersLast year, I was trying to solve a mystery.
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