It's Schwartzman's mission to shine a light on that mentality.
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It may also shine a light on a lacklustre valuation.
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Can someone in media please shine a light on this?
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It's time to shine a light on the Chancery Court.
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We wanted to shine a light on that a bit.
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"And we need to shine a light on it," Lane said.
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Rosario Dawson is helping shine a light on child refugee stories.
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It's not as obvious, but we shine a light on it.
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To shine a light on the inequities in the marketplace, TakeCraftBack.
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Mr. James, she said, could "shine a light" on these issues.
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Ori Brian returns to shine a light on our Tuesday puzzle.
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Time to shine a light on the darker parts of the genome.
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With any luck, it'll shine a light on the multi-hyphenate's persona.
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"My passion is to shine a light on the opioid crisis," Mrs.
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The latter will shine a light on the health of American chipmakers.
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But his efforts to shine a light on his disease also live on.
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But now two documentaries will shine a light on the Chicago co-founder.
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We will continue to shine a light on those people on our show.
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Third, relevant congressional committees should shine a light on the nuclear terrorism threat.
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Since his release, he's been working to shine a light on prison reform.
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I'm just here to fuckin' shine a light on the fuckin' fakes, man.
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Coming tomorrow: More retails earnings could shine a light on US consumer spending.
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Coming up More retail earnings could shine a light on US consumer spending.
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The episode was a fun way I think to shine a light on that.
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They can shine a light on a problem we have yet to fully process.
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A new award aims to shine a light on a gender imbalance in photography.
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"He used his power to shine a light on marginalized communities," Mr. Arellano said.
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Transparency would shine a light on the corruption that stunted the nation, he pledged.
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Moore said school officials are happy to shine a light on McCool's good deed.
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It's time to fix the Antiquities Act and shine a light on the process.
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These questions shine a light on the challenges of living in a crowded city.
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We all overstep bounds and must shine a light on our darker hypocrisies, myself included.
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We're supposed to use whatever time we're given to shine a light on other stories.
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We need to stop trying to eradicate racism and instead shine a light on it.
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Another item for your financial laundry list: Shine a light on your 401(k) assets.
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"I want this work to shine a light on the plight of hawksbills," he said.
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Do you want to shine a light on being a Muslim women in this position?
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The Stop Trump campaign says it intends to "shine a light on Trumpism" in Britain.
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The data will shine a light on hiring as the partial US government shutdown began.
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Why shine a light on this totally-fine-but-seemingly-forgettable movie now, in 2019?
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From women's suffrage to the civil right movements, protest helped shine a light on injustice.
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She hopes the prize will shine a light on her village's plight and its perseverance.
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A new awareness campaign hopes to shine a light on them all — by focusing on one.
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Selena Gomez has some new goals entering 2018 that shine a light on her Latin roots.
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The culture of a prison changes when outsiders shine a light on its operations and conditions.
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For Scherer and her facility, Boo's Internet stardom has helped shine a light on the problem.
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A freer press could shine a light on all sorts of abuses, from corruption to fraud.
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BARTIROMO: But why wouldn&apost the president declassify then just to shine a light on this?
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Together, we can shine a light on the broken immigration system, and make America great again.
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McCulla hopes to shine a light on the people that helped American brewing get its start.
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That seems a worthy price to occasionally pay for Facebook to "shine a light on fear".
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So much so that he's led bipartisan efforts to shine a light on wasteful government spending.
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Threats to democracy Second, Trump's tweets yesterday shine a light on how much he threatens democracy.
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His pledge to "shine a light" on the problem was certainly made with the best intentions.
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Fixers shine a light on problems or injustices and work to find ways to resolve them.
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Perhaps the intent of the article was to shine a light on the face of hatred.
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"I've always tried to shine a light on people who fight for justice," Snow tells PEOPLE.
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With Mike's passing and our friendship, it just feels right to shine a light on this.
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We're supposed to use what ever time we're given to shine a light on other stories.
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We need better disclosure laws to shine a light on who is behind election-related spending.
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It did not, however, shine a light on what the Bank of England will do next.
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Gormley praised William s efforts to shine a light on the need for safer social media practices.
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"You shine a light on it, and then the rats will scurry to the dark," he said.
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Which is why it's important to shine a light on Derry Girls, Netflix's newest teen-centric series.
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West's latest work, a photography installation aptly titled 98, aims to shine a light on this issue.
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And Bloodhounds had been forgotten in some way, so I wanted to shine a light on that.
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Shine a light on it, like you're interrogating it for clues to this great mystery called life.
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Many people have been trying for years to shine a light on how unfair his sentence was.
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The idea is to continue to look back and shine a light on the blindspots to abuse.
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We just shine a light on people who are trying to do something to change the world.
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As Meghan Markle said last week, "there's no better time" to shine a light on women's issues.
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The event aims to shine a light on climate change and has since spread across the globe.
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Spheeris' aim as a documentarian was always to shine a light on those musicians working in obscurity.
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But perhaps it will shine a light on just how common, and powerful, consumer spyware has become.
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Rand Paul blocked a spending bill in an effort to shine a light on the national debt.
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Being able to shine a light on these issues through his work means a lot to him.
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Grist is a nonprofit news site that uses humor to shine a light on big green issues.
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Have Bad and Saul helped shine a light on these issues, or do they just trivialize them?
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Google's new Stadia streaming service is about to shine a light on the unfairness of such limits.
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It can teach perseverance, spur creativity and shine a light on what people are truly passionate about.
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Online tool Blooom can shine a light on your 401(k) fees and recommend lower-fee alternatives.
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We are going to shine a light on their conduct, because that is what the victims deserve.
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We hope that we shine a light on everyone and show that kindness is the most important thing.
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Together the trio shine a light on the tension between liberty and economic progress, now exacerbated by technology.
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The tower will display a rotating orange halo effect to shine a light on gun violence awareness. pic.twitter.
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It's an issue that deserves attention and Blanchard is certainly not afraid to shine a light on it.
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The results will shine a light on whether the economy is strong enough for a December rate hike.
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I wanted to shine a light on people who have the same kind of issues that we do.
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Here's an even bigger Big Question: Who got ignored because Epstein helped shine a light on someone else?
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The move will also shine a light on the shadowy security panel that recommended the deal be dropped.
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The data will shine a light on what happened to hiring as the partial US government shutdown began.
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They said they admired his willingness to kneel to shine a light on police brutality against African-Americans.
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I want to commend her, as well as the witnesses who helped shine a light on her circumstances.
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We did that on purpose so that we could shine a light on different women in the business.
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I want to shine a light on the hypocrisy of supporting first amendment rights but not second amendment rights.
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Hopefully, once Apple rolls out the ECG app, the company will shine a light on this increased return period.
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When you shine a light on it, that's the culture of it — that's the chance we need to make.
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His intent with his original comments was to shine a light on the values and aspirations that we share.
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It's hoped that Prince Harry's involvement will shine a light on the work of Goodall, 85, and her team.
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However, the latest filings shine a light on how Walmart plans to take on an increasingly Amazon-dominated landscape.
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Republicans have dismissed those calls, but Democrats may use the hearing to shine a light on Trump and cybersecurity.
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She said in a statement that she interviewed him to "shine a light" on an increasingly important media figure.
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But he's hoping this experience will help shine a light on the darkest corner of America's criminal justice system.
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Senator Scott's bill would shine a light on one of the great statistical voids in modern American law enforcement.
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But it's a chance to shine a light on important and neglected topics, so please encourage students to apply.
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But it's a chance to shine a light on critical and neglected topics, so please encourage students to apply.
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We must lift the veil of secrecy and shine a light on the children born under rules of celibacy.
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" Morgan says he was trying to make the point he didn't want to "just shine a light on Tiffany.
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"I plan to shine a light on waste, fraud, and abuse in the Trump administration," Cummings said on Wednesday.
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She praised Ms. Dern and others for using their platform to shine a light on women's advocacy across industries.
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Instead, the 40-year-old wants to use his platform to shine a light on something he's passionate about: adoption.
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When the Sun enters Leo at 53:01 PM on Sunday, it will shine a light on your relationship ideals.
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"I felt I could shine a light on myself and others who are already in the federal government," said Wegman.
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Hawke said he was drawn to the latter project in part to shine a light on the under appreciated singer.
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The Democrats in and outside of Congress will shine a light on conflicts of interest for the next four years.
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There are always people trying to shine a light on injustice; it's up to us to hear what they're saying.
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And at Sunday's Academy Awards, A-listers will be using their platform to shine a light on gun violence prevention.
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It asks them to "shine a light on women who are behind the scenes but doing incredible stuff," says Busque.
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But the show's best episodes do more than just shine a light on those worst parts and smugly walk away.
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If he cared about Latinos, he could shine a light on hate crimes or the ongoing horror of family separations.
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You said in a tweet about your interview that you have an obligation to shine a light on Alex Jones.
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" She says companies need to "shine a light on that bias, look around, and say, 'We have to do better.
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Juno's observations may also shine a light on a big mystery: Why has the spot been shrinking over the decades?
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It does shine a light on a different way of looking at the impact of plastics on health, Adibi said.
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If you dive at night, for instance, and shine a light on a reef, there are stunning displays of fluorescence.
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Movements like #MeToo have helped shine a light on the sexual harassment many women experience every day on the job.
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The first line of defense is to shine a light on its reality and understand with whom we are dealing.
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ET. Coming tomorrow: The ISM Non-Manufacturing Index will shine a light on the health of the US services sector.
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Imagine if you were weighing using the established whistleblower law to shine a light on some corporate (or political) malfeasance.
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It will shine a light on how marijuana policies have negatively impacted targeted communities, specifically low-income communities of color.
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Bath & Body Works shoppers took to the web to shine a light on the chain&aposs annual Candle Day sale.
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Botstein's favorite tactic is to use a well-known figure like Puccini to shine a light on lesser-known contemporaries.
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So we&aposre going to protest the decision and push the government to shine a light on what really happened.
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As a veterinarian, it gave me a chance to shine a light on the cruelty of such a blood sport.
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But that's the point; her struggle is a vehicle to shine a light on a problem that plagues nearly every industry.
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Transparency will be high on the agenda in Amsterdam, mirroring efforts by some U.S. states to shine a light on costs.
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It looks like Hollywood's up-and-comers are doing their best to shift the narrative and shine a light on positivity.
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The women on this list shine a light on injustices facing people in their own neighborhoods as well as across borders.
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And the former Suits star used the opportunity to shine a light on the #MeToo movement and the Time's Up campaign.
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The findings shine a light on the financial affairs of some of the world's biggest businesses and most prominent political figures.
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Azar has a unique opportunity at this week's WHA to shine a light on these issues and call for immediate reform.
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We want to shine a light on scenes wherein people respect one others' genders and identities without pause and without question.
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One of the most interesting things about the bad boss archetype is her ability to shine a light on those structures.
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Now, two years later, 2020 Golden Globes fashion is once again being used to shine a light on an important cause.
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"Education is critical to our efforts to shine a light on the topic of gender equality and empowerment of women," Mrs.
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ET. Coming tomorrow: Closely-watched data from the Institute for Supply Management will shine a light on the US manufacturing sector.
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"Our job is to shine a light on an issue and do our part," Ms. Goodell said in an interview Thursday.
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I've read what feels like dozens of articles recently that shine a light on the workaholic culture of the millennial generation.
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The costumes, or lack there of, are bold with one huge goal in mind ... to shine a light on rape culture.
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They decided to use this opportunity to shine a light on their plan to get Ukraine firmly planted on the emoji map.
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" It added, "we will continue to shine a light on acts of fraud undermining this system as well as law-abiding applicants.
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She also hopes people get more educated on the subject, and that her movie can help shine a light on the problem.
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Anh explained that the show was intended to shine a light on how environmentally friendly logistics is important to the fashion world.
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Here are just some of the people using their star power to shine a light on individuals that need help the most.
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They would even abolish the Office of Financial Research, designed to shine a light on financial markets long hidden from public view.
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So he strives with his pictures to offer a different perspective and shine a light on something that would otherwise go unnoticed.
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So my hope this summer is to shine a light on the importance of a solid family structure in a child's life.
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How can we support and shine a light on African designers to make the industry more global – rather than just Western-looking?
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Artist and activist Kate Evans's new graphic memoir, Threads: From the Refugee Crisis, aims to shine a light on this important issue.
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But the great thing about history is that it tends to shine a light on how much (or how little) has changed.
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We urge Congress to pass this bipartisan bill without delay to help shine a light on the true cost of prescription drugs.
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They shine a light on us, they paint us up with makeup, and they take a camera and point it at us.
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Every month, Harry and Markle rotate the accounts that they are following so they can shine a light on different charitable issues.
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On the other, it is certainly vital to shine a light on the wrongdoing and hypocrisy in which the government is engaged.
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Meghan Markle: Since marrying into Britain's royal family in May, the U.S. actress has vowed to shine a light on women's rights.
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The markers, according to the Middle Passage project, shine a light on the perseverance of an enslaved people against a brutal system.
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Her empathetic portraits of African-American field hands shine a light on a system of peonage that predated and outlasted the 36003s.
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The legislation would shine a light on this technology and the N.Y.P.D.'s other unchecked surveillance tools, like automated license plate readers.
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Her empathetic portraits of African-American field hands shine a light on a system of peonage that predated and outlasted the 21964s.
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What the show does most candidly, though, is shine a light on the desperation people feel when science cannot understand their pain.
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And the CFPB doesn't just shine a light on those complaints — it has successfully resolved more than a million of them, too.
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He argues that the shooting should shine a light on the silence of the N.R.A., and its advocacy for lax gun laws.
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Diddy is helping shine a light on a group of children battling cancer ... and now the kids are getting brand new iPads.
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"It's an awesome opportunity to help shine a light on all of those that are helping keep girls in schools," she said.
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"We have to shine a light on our value proposition every quarter hour, in every newscast," read the memo, according to NBC.
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There's no real gatekeeper for Amazon's marketplace, it's up to happy customers to shine a light on the good deals and quality products.
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Mariska Hargitay is on a mission to shine a light on the staggering number of untested rape kits in the United States today.
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"What I'm excited about is that this will focus on empowering women, and shine a light on inequality in all industries," says Chastain.
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The evening's planned "talk-a-thon" was designed "to shine a light on this shameful Trumpcare bill," according to Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.
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I want to make smart books, shine a light on important stories, and do a good job of bringing them into the world.
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I'd also like to shine a light on efforts at budget reform, which I've supported and researched as an academic and a practitioner.
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But that invitation would thrust him to the center of the Trump-Russia investigation and shine a light on his highly secretive finances.
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An anti-domestic violence organization is once again using a Super Bowl ad to shine a light on how bystanders can stop abuse.
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"What I'm excited about is that this will focus on empowering women, and shine a light on inequality in all industries," says Chastain.
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The Time's Up and #MeToo movements have helped shine a light on systemic sexual abuse and harassment in Hollywood and across the country.
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We wanted to shine a light on the alternative universe where American Football worked with Future, and Arne Nordheim produced for Justin Bieber.
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The time is now to shine a light on those who have fallen through the cracks of our healthcare system and support them.
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"We have to shine a light on what is being done," Lakeesha Taylor, a resident of public housing in New York City, said.
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You know you could flip that and shine a light on something and write a great story and still get your two minutes.
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Still, celebrities have successfully used their notoriety to shine a light on an important cause, helping to put pressure on politicians to act.
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Two documentaries shine a light on the lives of celebrated writers: the groundbreaking playwright Arthur Miller and the inimitable film critic Roger Ebert.
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It was noteworthy and meaningful that The Bachelor sought to shine a light on the racist and sexist feedback different contestants have received.
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The companies have consistently denied wrongdoing, but the case may shine a light on the sometimes murky dealings of the international oil industry.
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These facts shine a light on another cultural and economic misconception that may be at the root of these ill-advised leniency policies.
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We hope they will shine a light on the abilities, accomplishments and untapped power of people who have been marginalized around the world.
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"We were thrilled that [the] world record egg used its big reveal to shine a light on mental health," a spokesperson told Vox.
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"We must continue once again to shine a light on the horrendous atrocities taking place around the corner and around the globe," Trump said.
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I am going to educate myself firsthand on everything that NASA has done and shine a light on their tremendous work over the years.
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The brilliant Janet Mock has been one of the few to shine a light on the presence of "pretty privilege" in the trans community.
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But the piece was dark at its core, and he used it to shine a light on the dark, ugly side of kitchen culture.
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Taylor's attention to the shortcomings of label deals and ownership will certainly shine a light on the issue and perhaps even encourage collective action.
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High profile cases like this one shine a light on more than just a conspiracy of silence when it comes to crimes against women.
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But the social media star and beauty entrepreneur really gets our attention when she uses her massive platform to shine a light on others.
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But then he refocuses himself says, 'Oh, it's my job to tell these stories, to shine a light on these stories on this corner.
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Since last October, I've used this column to try and shine a light on sex and disability, a topic that's often seen as taboo.
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I was proud to be able to shine a light on how this supposed Insta-paradise millennial bacchanal impacted them in the real world.
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The analysts also tried to shine a light on Chinese demand for the commodity which many predict will keep a floor under the price.
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The survey comes as the "Time's Up" movement against sexual harassment in Hollywood continues to shine a light on the industry's sexual harassment problems.
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All these things that really shine a light on all these people that have put their life on the line and lost limbs, literally.
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Hopefully, by making a film that is both honest and accessible, Freedom Moon will start to shine a light on the Japanese justice system.
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It is up to us to shine a light on the importance of state legislatures and the outsized impact they have on American democracy.
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Barlow's quest to shine a light on the worst sideline behavior has made him a minor celebrity in the Tulsa area, where he lives.
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The darkness lasted for an hour, and was intended to mark Earth Hour, an annual event intended to shine a light on climate change.
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"I want to shine a light on the successful programs and give them the voice and support them and partner with them," she said.
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They also shine a light on the rich real estate portfolio that Mr. Manafort acquired during and after the years he worked in Ukraine.
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In Mr. Bayona's tough-minded film about grief, the monster's purpose is to shine a light on a child's most real and rational fears.
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A widespread purge would shine a light on other monsters hiding within the industry, and send a strong message that Hollywood is changing for real.
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Both shine a light on the subculture—one through the rose-tinted glasses of its acolytes, the other from the perspective of an aghast voyeur.
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Fans of the pageant watching from home took notice at Sioma's declaration, and celebrated her taking the time to shine a light on the crisis.
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Reality has become one of the only mainstream mediums to shine a light on the cultural fabric of Black America, for better or for worse.
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Justin Bieber and Quavo are helping shine a light on a good cause ... and their new music video is helping a shelter for homeless women.
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Markle also promised the September edition would feature "inspirational" articles and shine a light on grassroots organizations campaigning to "change the world for the better."
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Each week, she and a guest shine a light on a woke celebrity male who is passionate about social justice, the environment, feminism, and culture.
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Both pairs are good-looking, young, glamorous and have used their high-profile status to shine a light on the causes most important to them.
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Feldman, 47, has been in the news recently for his attempts to shine a light on what he claims to be widespread pedophilia in Hollywood.
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Data are necessary to shine a light on problematic pay practices, as well as to encourage employers to proactively identify and correct improper pay disparities.
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That's good, because Proehl uses this book to shine a light on some of the larger, systemic problems within the real-world comic book industry.
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Recently, stories, including alleged ties to African government spying, have continued to shine a light on concerns about the company's ties to the Chinese government.
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The conservative Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI) study released Tuesday calls for lawmakers to "shine a light" on the costs of regulations through a regulatory budget.
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Looking at the history of indigenous resistance in the United States can help shine a light on different approaches to fighting for environmental justice today.
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It doesn't replace relationships, or intimacy, or make us cold strangers to one another, but it can shine a light on our darkest, loneliest corners.
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"It's so important to have Ivanka Trump use her platform to shine a light on the challenges working families face," Fischer said in a statement.
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In the VR department, our jobs are the most exciting when we can use a new technology to shine a light on an important story.
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I do think that opera provides a tremendous opportunity to shine a light on aspects of the human experience that we don't always think about.
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"But I think without naming anyone specifically, we're going to shine a light on what's going on in our world right now," Ms. Michele said.
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"What we do as journalists is we shine a light on those with power, those with influence, those who have become culturally relevant," she said.
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There is real bias, and without the ability to shine a light on it and really measure it, I don't think anything's going to change.
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And with AB 103 [one of the challenged laws] also fully in effect, California can continue to shine a light on abuses in immigration jails.
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The glitz and glamour of summer box-office hit "Crazy Rich Asians" sought to shine a light on an exclusive subgroup of the wealthy elite.
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Both also shine a light on how that same sort of rigorous reflection often doesn't happen in the stubborn, real-life political world -- but should.
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It also served as a global stage for hard truths and to shine a light on those who are leading and those who are not.
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Kavanaugh, though, provided few hints about where he stood on the matter on Tuesday, asking no questions that could shine a light on his thinking.
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Since December 2017, about 100 school boards and student councils have passed resolutions that shine a light on the consequences of climate change on children.
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The show didn't just shine a light on brilliant black comics; it also left behind the brick-wall observational comedy that dominated the previous decade.
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I feel privileged to be able to help shine a light on the great progress that has been achieved for children over the last 70 years.
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Be a voice and shine a light on other women: Apply the things you learn to help your teammates and bolster their position in the workplace.
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It will shine a light on the darkest corner of the real estate market: all-cash purchases made by shell companies that often shield purchasers' identities.
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She used her platform when accepting her Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series award at the 2015 Emmys to shine a light on the issue.
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Regardless, Cellebrite does run a dedicated iPhone cracking service, and documents obtained by Motherboard shine a light on this increasingly relevant part of the company's business.
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We must continue to shine a light on instances of abuse and advocate for justice and a system that puts protecting our children above all else.
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"We're able to shine a light on children's causes that are being undervalued, and on organizations that are doing great work for underserved kids," says Noah.
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And I kept thinking to myself, knowing how popular the Puppy Bowl is, 'Wouldn't it be great if we could shine a light on older pets?
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"It takes someone of a younger generation to shine a light on the issues that are still prevalent and raise awareness," a royal source tells PEOPLE.
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"With the Philadelphia skyline in the background, it is a perfect time to shine a light on Camden's history and promise," Norcross said in a statement.
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And so, there is so much work to do and to shine a light on just not only sexism — but the intersections of sexism and racism.
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Opening up about the importance of continuing to speak out, Williams shared that her "extreme" experience with pay disparity helped shine a light on the issue.
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Democrats need to shine a light on his failures but to do that the presidential hopefuls have to discuss their plans to rectify the president's mistakes.
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The rabbi, who moved to the island in 2002, also wants to shine a light on Cyprus&apos link to post-World War II Jewish history.
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On social media, #MeToo has gone viral, with women using it to shine a light on pervasive sexual harassment and assault in multiple industries and countries.
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It needs to shine a light on Puerto Rico, but what I was really trying to do was let the people of Puerto Rico shine themselves.
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But I always think the way to turn anything like this around is to shine a light on that, and that's what your team has done.
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But the research may do more than shine a light on octopuses and their cousins: It could give us a deeper understanding of intelligence in general.
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Pulitzer Prize winners Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn shine a light on sweeping economic and social struggles across the United States in an important new book.
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The Senate Democratic leader, Chuck Schumer of New York, said the amendments proposed by Democrats this week would shine a light on the Republican tax plan.
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"We need to turn over every stone and shine a light on the workings of this company and the entire industry," he said in a statement.
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Yet black individuals such as Colin Kaepernick who shine a light on injustice and engage in peaceful protests are vilified and ostracized, and painted as troublemakers.
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They also wanted to shine a light on what they view as the AFL-CIO's drift away from the core interests of some of its members.
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It's time to shine a light on the favors Trump doles out to the richest people in this country at the expense of the most vulnerable.
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The United States should lead the effort to shine a light on the Kim regime's abuses, and use every tool at its disposal to end them.
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"It's our job to shine a light on these practices for consumers and ensure transparency in the marketplace so they can make informed decisions," he wrote.
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Hermes's goal is to shine a light on a largely misunderstood industry, and as one of the most prominent whistleblowers, she has had an outsized impact.
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The campaign, the news release said, is intended to "shine a light on the senselessness of gun violence" and provide people with tools to push for change.
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We strongly condemn these atrocities, and we continue to effort to shine a light on what's happening in Syria and to hold people accountable for these actions.
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"Treasury will continue to systematically use our sanctions authorities to shine a light on the Iranian regime's malicious cyber practices, and hold it accountable for criminal cyberattacks."
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"Many of these are small charities, and the couple are pleased to be able to amplify and shine a light on their work," according to the announcement.
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I didn't want the spotlight to only shine on me — so I used it to shine a light on all dads who step up for their kids.
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One set of documents, left over from a Canadian sugar company, could shine a light on how the industry ran publicity campaigns as late as the 1980s.
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This small but beautiful municipality is betting heavily on Melania Trump's new status as a way to shine a light on all the tourist attractions on offer.
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But with so many women in Congress, we have fresh optimism that a sea change is possible; we must shine a light on this dramatic health crisis.
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Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton called Wednesday's order "a significant victory for transparency and accountability," and promised that it would shine a light on Clinton's email practices.
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"I am going to educate myself firsthand on everything that NASA has done and shine a light on their tremendous work over the years," Curry told ESPN.
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The allegations against Ronny Jackson of excessive drinking shine a light on a problem that, while not unique to Washington, is particularly acute in the nation's capital.
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Lawmakers in both parties have pushed for them to be released, claiming that declassification will finally shine a light on the kingdom's role in the terror attacks.
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Warren is hoping to shine a light on the firms' market power and how it has been used to influence the economy and society as a whole.
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Seeking to shine a light on the problem, Pope Francis visited the regional capital Puerto Maldonado, a steamy riverside town near Peru's border with Brazil and Bolivia.
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"It's a phenomenon that´s common for any study that focuses on your own profession—there's a resistance to shine a light on negative aspects," she said.
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It's my channel, you can ask me about my stuff, but it's not really my duty to shine a light on other peoples' lives that I know.
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In her documentary "Dark Money," Kimberly Reed sets out to shine a light on obscure groups that, with deep-pocketed anonymous donors, have meddled in Montana elections.
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And the department's investigation would shine a light on the policies and procedures currently in place at the FBI for the investigation and prevention of sexual abuse.
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The regulation was tangential to Dodd-Frank's mission of reforming Wall Street but was included as a bipartisan effort intended to shine a light on potential bribes.
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The campaign will shine a light on the economic contributions of the restaurant industry in each community, and share the stories from restaurant owners, operators and employees.
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The light bulb regulations that Congressman Upton and I coauthored shine a light on the bipartisan common ground that can be created around common sense energy policy.
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Six by Ten is composed of 2300 concise, chapter-length narratives, which each shine a light on a different aspect of the US prison system's darkest corners.
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And advocacy organizations like the Violence Policy Center try time and time again to shine a light on these deaths with all types of reports and studies.
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After Epstein's arrest in 2008, Giuffre said she spent years trying to shine a light on the sex crimes she says Epstein and his associates committed against her.
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Hollywood has tried to shine a light on the psychological pressures these drone pilots face; sitting in air-conditioned, lifeless shipping containers in Creech Air Force Base, Nevada.
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We were thrilled at the chance to photograph Tagouri and shine a light on the important work she does, and to have misidentified her is a painful misstep.
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Plus, a Banksy painting has set another auction record for the artist, and a trove of archives from the Underground Railroad shine a light on a dark history.
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Nick Lowe: The beautiful thing that Marvel Comics does is take real world experiences and translate them through big super hero epics to shine a light on them.
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"The idea came from hearing how odd the audition process can be for actors and then finding a way to shine a light on that process," says Hawkins.
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Going beyond the game and the glitter, the 34-year-old pop icon used her star power to shine a light on the problem of race in America.
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Likewise, if his lawsuit against record label Sony was ultimately unsuccessful in court, his public battles helped to shine a light on the inequities of major label deals.
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We were key sources in an LA Times piece journalist Glenn Whipp published on October 22, which helped shine a light on Toback's pattern of alleged sexual harassment.
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The purpose of the briefing was to shine a light on the horrific practices taking place in Yulin every year and to address the global dog meat trade.
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Warren is also hoping to shine a light on the firms' market power and how it has been used to influence the economy and society as a whole.
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We're eager to see the Oscars and the Golden Globes shine a light on diverse talent as well; they could learn a thing or two from the Emmys.
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Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot promised to "shine a light" on police misconduct, and said withholding the Inspector General's office reports "only generates mistrust," according to the Associated Press.
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The documentary, which Tatum produced with longtime producing partner Reid Carolin, was meant to shine a light on two very different — and, also, strangely similar — types of veterans.
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Still, we are proud of the work we do to shine a light on the minority of corporate policies and practices most in need of transparency and perspective.
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"Perhaps what you see when you shine a light on things can be depressing, but you have to face it before you make it any better," she added.
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Finally, we set out to document 24 hours of the day in 24 U.S. states, to shine a light on the lives of people rarely in the headlines.
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Those hearings helped shine a light on how a toxic chemical got into groundwater, and state officials were pressed to explain why they did not respond more quickly.
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The proceedings were the most prominent turn yet in a nearly yearlong legal effort to shine a light on President Trump's business ties and press him to divest.
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Yet now this effort to shine a light on pay disparities is being undermined by the Trump administration, which last month decided to stop the pay data collection.
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Sowore's wife is working on a campaign of global supporters — including Amnesty International — to shine a light on her husband's charges and innocence, and press for his release.
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"Any objective measure of student achievement will shine a light on inequalities in our education system," multiple spokespeople for the College Board, which administers the SAT, have said.
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Stamos then sprang into action and told the man he'd take care of it, asking McHugh, 33, and everyone around her to shine a light on the couple.
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"You should all be grateful that Rudy Giuliani is helping to shine a light on the endemic corruption that occurred when Joe Biden was vice president," Miller said.
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But it is a chance to help shine a light on important and neglected topics, so if you know students perfect for the trip, encourage them to apply.
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Thinness is seen as desirable by society and people, particularly women, are attacked only when their size begins to shine a light on the toxic fetishization of thinness.
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The Gods seemed poised to shine a light on the Browns Sunday afternoon as they edged closer and closer to a full-on comeback against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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And the bill, by pointing out a sexist double standard, is meant to shine a light on the obstacles women deal with when it comes to their health care.
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She also uses them to shine a light on what it's actually like to live in a convent—a way of life most of us know very little about.
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The Aspen Institute is one of several nonpartisan think tanks that have been working to shine a light on the importance of shoring up household resilience to financial shocks.
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"These recounts are part of an election integrity movement to attempt to shine a light on just how untrustworthy the U.S. election system is," she said on her website.
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NuVu artists were paired with performers from Heidi Latsky Dance in New York City, tasked with creating wearable designs that shine a light on each dancer's strength and resilience.
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Warren and other members of Congress in both houses are standing with low-wage workers to shine a light on our nation's opaque but vitally important economic policymaking institution.
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The images we've seen this week are graphic and heartbreaking, and they shine a light on the fear that millions of members of our community live with every day.
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"If the Brit awards can help shine a light on such a sensitive topic, our hope is that it will ultimately help," awards' chair Jason Iley told The Guardian.
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As an activist who plays a transgender character, Cox has helped shine a light on a community that is often discriminated against due to lack of information and exposure.
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The project is part of efforts to shine a light on Britain's diverse heritage and the contributions of LGBTQ, black, disabled, ethnic and other minority groups, Historic England said.
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"We're excited to see the growth of the Fact Check community and to shine a light on its efforts to divine fact from fiction, wisdom from spin," Google said.
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Arguably, however, the coolest things about the site are the new stories Rowling releases through it that shine a light on the less developed parts of the wizarding community.
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If we fail to shine a light on those consequences, if we make it ever harder for those who suffer the consequences to get help, then we are complicit.
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And our plan is to shine a light on a group of outstanding and inspiring films — each and everyone one of which got crushed by Black Panther this weekend.
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But the truth of the matter is that Miocic's minimalist "move set" serves to shine a light on just how great an adaptive fighter he is in the cage.
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His digital renderings of the human body with stretched faces, no bones, or too many eyes shine a light on what's possible with 3D-scanned bodies as a medium.
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We want to help rid the Warped Tour of the ugliness it's been plagued with over the years, and to do that we must shine a light on it.
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While Tuesday's results show the impact of massive political spending by the fossil fuel lobby, they also shine a light on Democrats' failure to mobilize voters on the issue.
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" The congresswoman spoke further about her hair loss on MSNBC, saying, "hair is political," and "I'm grateful that I have the platform to shine a light on this issue.
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Mayor Lori Lightfoot pushed for the release of the report to "shine a light" on police misconduct and in an attempt to regain public trust, The Associated Press reported.
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As Jamie puts it ... Michael B. Jordan can do any movie he wants, but he chooses ones that speak to his people and shine a light on important issues.
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Elected Democrats must put a disproportionate emphasis on issues that the public supports and shine a light on how our current government impedes the progress that the nation demands.
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The conversation has led to the revival of the "Me Too" movement, which encourages women to share their stories of sexual misconduct to shine a light on the issue.
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"For Vogue to shine a light on someone who changed her sex when it is such a hotly debated topic projects a calming image of tolerance," Mr. Lalanne said.
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VISTA's new image is showcased in stunning near-infrared, helping to shine a light on the galaxy and cut through dust clouds that would otherwise obscure it from view.
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It's a group of people, spread out from Tunis to Berlin, who are thinking about how to shine a light on this diversity, with integrity, while deconstructing Western clichés.
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He holds onto the hope that public concern over the Arctic's rising temperatures will help shine a light on the issue he is most concerned about: shrinking sea ice.
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"As significant as it is for Uber to take this step, greater change occurs if others also step up to shine a light on sexual assault," West told Recode.
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The fact that some 352 years later, a badass humanoid aquanaut robot named OceanOne would dive down to La Lune to shine a light on the long-lost wreckage.
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Egilman had that earlier experience in mind when he sought to shine a light on OxyContin, which he had prescribed to a few patients in the drug's early days.
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Resetting the distance over and over again without getting stuck in trades along the fence meant that Jedrzejczyk could shine a light on the very limited nature of Andrade's striking.
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"She's using her platform to shine a light on this issue," said Barnett, who is Kardashian West's personal lawyer and one of the co-creators of the Buried Alive Project.
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A new true-crime series on Sundance TV will shine a light on a small town in America's Heartland that has been overshadowed by a nearly 40-year-old crime.
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We've been traveling around the Middle East and North Africa meeting incredible entrepreneurs in the regional ecosystem and are excited to shine a light on the brilliant innovation happening there.
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So for her to take the time to get to know us and use her platform to shine a light on our work has meant so much to our community.
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Facebook is trying to shine a light on one of the more confusing aspects of the advertising industry: how webs of seemingly unrelated companies use your data to serve ads.
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This scenario only demonstrated the vulnerability of these specific smart bulbs, but Check Point told Mashable that it could shine a light on possible threats from other smart home products.
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This pass of Venus retrograde is all about righting wrongs, or at least attempting to shine a light on our errors so that we can understand them better, Annabel says.
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It's clear, however, that Case's current passions lie in his organization, Rise of the Rest, which seeks to shine a light on startups outside of a few key tech hubs.
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The two models have been posting photos of themselves doing just that for the Elephant Crisis Fund's #KnotOnMyPlanet campaign, which hopes to shine a light on the elephant poaching crisis.
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The 57-year-old Hollywood actor said some countries were using courts to do "really rotten things" and it was important to "shine a light" on where this was happening.
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Companies are disclosing the median pay of employees for the first time this year under a new SEC rule intended to shine a light on the high pay of CEOs.
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The panel discussed how the financial sector can shine a light on trafficking networks by flagging suspicious transactions, analysing large amounts of data in new ways and undertaking database investigations.
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To do it, Clinton had to go back more than 15 years, and shine a light on a decision that her husband, by his own admission, would come to regret.
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Part of the goal is to document prominent people in the queer and underground scene and to shine a light on them as such, but also as artists and friends.
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It follows that if and when their agenda falters, Republicans will be more inclined to serve as a check on the president's lawlessness and shine a light on his wrongdoing.
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In a powerful new PSA, Cameron's parents Libby and Victor Boyce, along with other family and friends, come together to shine a light on epilepsy and the risks of SUDEP.
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"Moondust" is one of The Crown's better episodes because it uses a real event, the moon landing, to shine a light on the show's interpretation of Prince Philip's internal life.
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One effect of the #MeToo movement has been to shine a light on how powerful men in media who do not respect women have shaped the narrative of American politics.
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Growth was anemic in 2017 and Colombians are thirsty for social change, especially after the losing candidate, Gustavo Petro, used his campaign to shine a light on deep social inequalities.
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A network of LGBTQ business owners and employees, the Pride Council seeks to expand the economic possibilities for LGBTQ individuals and shine a light on their countless achievements and contributions.
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The company failed to update that delivery timeline in 2019 but is expected to shine a light on its autonomous vehicle plans on an earnings call scheduled for Jan. 29.
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The Netflix series also promises to shine a light on Walker's passion for social justice; along with being a force in the beauty industry, she was also a passionate activist.
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This will shine a light on the shady billing practices that currently define our health care system, and force providers to compete for business, driving down prices across the board.
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These two voices are calibrated according to who's listening, but, together, they shine a light on the distinct sort of racial dog-whistling that's a crucial part of his politicking.
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"This is a moment to shine a light on other people," said Reese Witherspoon, who has been working closely with Time's Up. "This is not the time to be quiet."
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In her new book, Brotopia: Breaking Up The Boys' Club Of Silicon Valley, Chang draws on her extensive knowledge and industry connections to shine a light on Silicon Valley's gender imbalance.
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So in facing these cases, Swift has an opportunity to shine a light on the next step towards equality: women actually being treated like human beings, and not objects, by men.
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LAS VEGAS — Amid the chaos of International CES, a small sex tech company called OhMiBod is working to shine a light on the sometimes forgotten space of female-oriented sex tech.
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It also allows us to use this process to shine a light on what was happening leading up to the issuance of the proclamation — it has really been shrouded in secrecy.
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Country fans are some of music's most dedicated, and the Grand Ole Opry wants to shine a light on the genre's biggest supporters in its new YouTube series, Fandom: Fully Committed.
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While Lyst's quarterly reports certainly shine a light on the trends, brands, designers, and pieces that we're searching for each season, there is very little that can't be predicted in them.
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The other side is that we wanted to shine a light on how the noise we make as human beings can have a serious and dramatic impact on the natural world.
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The march was also an effort to shine a light on the women who are in need of support during the current Me Too movement taking place across several different industries.
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Most of all, my sincere hope is that the recognition continues to shine a light on so many of the important life issues and struggles we portray in 13 Reasons Why.
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We used the power of the cover to shine a light on countries, events and themes that are too easily buried beneath the avalanche of news emerging from America and Europe.
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"The images we've seen this week are graphic and heartbreaking, and they shine a light on the fear that millions of members of our community live with every day," he wrote.
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Tech giants like Amazon, Google and Facebook have faced scrutiny on the amount of tax they pay and lawmakers in the region are looking to shine a light on the situation.
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But his testimony helped shine a light on why both men and women are sometimes too shocked or too scared to come forward about uncomfortable — even illegal — interactions with a superior.
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"I want to shine a light on something I saw in my feed on Twitter, something that's actually not a good sign ... for this red-hot, scorching bull market," he said.
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"The disclosures coming out of Panama shine a light on a core problem both here and overseas which is abuse by these anonymous shell companies," Wyden said in a statement Friday.
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I am so appreciative of the dedicated fans, and most of all, I am grateful that we could shine a light on creativity and help launch so many talented designers' careers.
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In a video message, Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg said the company "is helping shine a light on the women who lead in our communities, our families and our friendships."
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Do you have any regrets at all about the extent to which you weren't able to shine a light on the story you set out to cover—alleged chemical weapons use?
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Can we use this space, this common space known around the world, to shine a light on what happens in a family, how it stays together and how it falls apart?
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Yet its willingness to shine a light on critical research, and its pledge to take the findings into account when it designs its products, has to be welcomed as something new.
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Jenkins describes how the improvised moments of this scene shine a light on the characters' love for each other, and create a sense of optimism that carries them through rough times.
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Radin agrees that it's better to shine a light on what I once saw as my failings rather than bury them, provided we don't make them bear any of the responsibility.
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It's important because it helps shine a light on persistent problems in science that have existed in labs across the world, problems that science reformers are increasingly calling for action on.
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DETROIT — The event scheduled for Thursday at Fiat Chrysler's Illinois assembly plant was supposed to shine a light on what the company does best: build high-margin Jeep sport utility vehicles.
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Through their visit to the glacier, the royals hope to shine a light on the "very real consequences of global warming, and its devastating effects on our planet," their spokesman says.
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I'm increasingly convinced that a special counsel — someone with no prior involvement in any of these deals — should shine a light on this ordeal and get answers for the American people.
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An increase in private companies using government-collected satellite images to track farmed fields in recent years helps shine a light on global crop conditions even while government agencies are dark.
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But it has felt for decades like an integral part of the Pulitzer's mission is to shine a light on corners of music that are otherwise nearly ignored by the broader culture.
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"As he has in the past, Mr. Lynch is accusing those who shine a light on bad behavior in the NYPD of stoking violence," said Matt Mittenthal, a spokesperson for BuzzFeed News.
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" She was approached about the project in 2017, Gomez said, and wanted to "shine a light on eight immigrant families in the US from different countries and backgrounds, all facing possible deportation.
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"The uncertainty companies feel under the threat of trade wars are forcing the industry to shine a light on the lack of investment that has been made in manufacturing technology," Evans said.
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Now, as Uber preps for an imminent initial public offering, the firm wants to shine a light on Carolan, an under-the-radar investor known more for his humility than his portfolio.
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They can record suspicious activity, shine a light on intruders, allow two-way communication with the intruder through loudspeakers, and generally scare off potential troublemakers as an intimidating presence in the air.
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"Our goal is simple — to the fullest extent possible we want to shine a light on Russian activities to undermine democracy," committee Chairman Lindsey GrahamLindsey Olin GrahamPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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"Our goal is simple -- to the fullest extent possible we want to shine a light on Russian activities to undermine democracy," committee Chairman Lindsey GrahamLindsey Olin GrahamPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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He conceived of The Bait Shop to shine a light on live music—The Killers, Modest Mouse, The Walkmen, Jem, Death Cab [all played "live" at The Bait Shop on The O.C.].
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The bill would shine a light on dark money by requiring disclosure of the true funders of election ads and modernizes rules so they apply online, where most election ads are placed.
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"We are hoping to establish a dialogue with them so together we can use this incident as an opportunity to shine a light on important LGBTQ issues," Shineman said in the statement.
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When prominent brands pull their business because of anti-LGBTQ actions, it often works to both shine a light on a previously unknown issue and to pressure the entity to do better.
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The power of the platform First ladies in recent history have had an enormous power and opportunity to shine a light on a wide variety of issues through their platforms and appearances.
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We're taking a look at what aging really looks like for women, via honest and intimate stories that shine a light on the unique ways in which we all live and age.
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So, in order to shine a light on this, we've created Noisey Lebanon—the latest in our series of films focusing on countries, cities, and the music that bleeds through their veins.
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"If they communicate in darkness and you can't shine a light on it, quite honestly you just can't stop it," House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Michael McCaul (R-Texas) said in December.
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We call upon Senate Republican and Democratic leaders to allocate debate time to enable an up/down vote that will advance this legislation and shine a light on PA support for terror.
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But it is sort of sad that it takes a couple of filmmakers to shine a light on what goes on in some courthouses that people otherwise wouldn't know or care about.
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Decades ago, ME/CFS stole his life, but music has allowed Murdoch to take back his life and shine a light on a disease that afflicts more than 17 million people worldwide.
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The Justice Department had asked the outlets to register under FARA, a World War II-era law that aims to shine a light on foreign influence on U.S. policymaking and public opinion.
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Like his films, which shine a light on the gritty realities of ordinary life, Puiu has a humility that distances him from the barefaced self-promotion that often accompanies the film business.
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But it took Democratic control of the House, and the committee, to shine a light on these dark dealings in the report, which draws on claims by multiple whistle-blowers and documents.
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This is not a stunt—Burns wants this to shine a light on a practice that thrives almost literally in the dark, in the typically cut-off world of the correctional system.
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Everyone I spoke to, from legislators to museum curators, viewed the 2300th anniversary of women's suffrage in Wyoming as an opportunity to shine a light on the state's significance for women's rights.
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The zoologist spends his days working in the wild, so he can shine a light on every type of animal out there, and, hopefully, inspire the world to protect all of these creatures.
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In order to shine a light on the best female portfolio managers in the world, Citywire looked at those with the highest levels of risk-adjusted returns globally over the past three years.
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Josh Bornstein, head of employment law at Maurice Blackburn, said the inquiry would shine a light on legal practices blocking improvement, including a six-month limitation on making a complaint to the AHRC.
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The Iraq inquiry is likely to shine a light on a weakened Britain's uncomfortable role in trying to fix some of the mistakes that were born less than a century after the Somme.
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What the candidates got right about protecting workersWhile the candidates failed to address a few key topics, there were some labor issues that the 22016 hopefuls were right to shine a light on.
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It also would shine a light on the relationship between the White House and the Department of Justice, allowing Congress to ensure that investigation, prosecution, and enforcement decisions are free from improper influence.
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For those reluctant to explore "creative" government funding proposals, consider the upside: It will shine a light on the dubious financing arrangements that already exist between our nation's government and its central bank.
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She hoped the show would help shine a light on sexual misconduct and gender inequality which, as the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements have shown, remain issues of concern in entertainment and other industries.
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Instead, step back and ask the real question: do their deaths offer us a chance to shine a light on whether America's fights all these years after 9/11 are the right fights?
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Wyden has earned credit with privacy advocates by previously helping to shine a light on the National Security Agency's sweeping collection of Americans' phone records, so many are inclined to follow his tip.
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Kelly claimed it was necessary to "shine a light" on the conspiracy theorist, but J.P. Morgan Chase's chief marketing officer Kristin Lemkau said she was "repulsed" by the decision to give him airtime.
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We will be working with them to try and turn this action into a positive and shine a light on how we need to do more to promote a tolerant and compassionate society.
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Few developers have tried to shine a light on what is "Lynchian," either, with clear echoes toward his creative trinity—dread, the abstract, and the absurd—few and far between in interactive media.
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He also said he plans to shine a light on other cases where people of color are improperly jailed, and promised to fight to overturn his OG conviction and resume his rap career.
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The AfriCobra movement — African Commune of Bad Relevant Artists — was founded by a group of African-American artists in Chicago fifty years ago to shine a light on work by artists of color.
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It was the #MeToo movement that helped shine a light on the way NDAs are often used to silence women, and advocates have pushed many companies to free former employees from these agreements.
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Yang says the company aims to make attractive, high-design products as a way to shine a light on the potential of 3D printing as a quick and relatively inexpensive form of manufacturing.
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Finance industry watchdogs are hoping that Waters will use her gavel to advance new consumer protections and shine a light on how the Trump administration's and Wall Street's wrongdoing may be hurting Americans.
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It's interesting, of course, because Jay has teamed up with the NFL to shine a light on police brutality, the criminal justice system and other causes important to him and the black community.
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At the same time, San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick set off a national debate by refusing to stand for the national anthem as a way to shine a light on police brutality.
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I KNOW IT IS EARLY, BUT -- JUST SHINE A LIGHT ON IT FROM YOUR POINT OF VIEW AND DOES IT MAKE THE CURRENT QUARTER GUIDANCE ANY CLOUDIER THAN IT OTHERWISE MIGHT HAVE BEEN?
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I thought it would be really beautiful if I could create a tombstone for him and shine a light on what type of legacy he's leaving through his recent behavior as a 'politician.
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She visited the Oval Office as you know recently, to shine a light on the criminal justice system and reform in particular and one case involving Alice Marie Johnson who was a great-grandmother.
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Harry "is particularly keen to highlight these youth-led initiatives in his new role as Commonwealth Youth Ambassador, and to shine a light on the work and aspirations of young people across the Commonwealth."
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Organizing Wen said he hopes "We The Workers," which premiered this month at the International Film Festival Rotterdam, will shine a light on the important work done by activists like Peng and his colleagues.
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And now, she's using her viral fame to shine a light on being a dancer with disabilities as a spokesperson for the Dancing For You campaign to raise awareness for those with special needs.
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The Schultz family bravely and selflessly shared Ari's harrowing story with the heart community and the world, to shine a light on children's heart disease, the miracles of science, and the power of hope.
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The piece is titled "Casting Couch," and is described by the artist as meant to shine a light on the entertainment industry's sexual misconduct crisis and the disgraced movie mogul's prominent role in it.
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On Monday, Weinstein's former assistant in Miramax's London office broke her nondisclosure agreement in an interview with the Financial Times, saying she wants to shine a light on the legal process that silences victims.
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We will continue to publish stories that shine a light on the defining social, political and cultural issues of our times, and we will continue to seek the truth in every story we publish.
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Wilson and colleagues at Yale created a new analysis of satellite data captured at a 1-kilometer resolution by NASA everyday for the past 15 years to shine a light on the cloudy skies.
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Tamron Hall will soon be back in the spotlight with her own talk show, but the star is taking time out to shine a light on an issue near and dear to her heart.
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It took Edward Snowden's whistleblowing of the NSA to shine a light on state surveillance overreach in 2013 and provide the impetus for politicians to legislate to lay down some fresh privacy red lines.
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"The Morning Show is a high velocity thrill ride where we pose questions without easy answers, and shine a light on the fault lines of society at this very complicated cultural moment," said Witherspoon.
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It wasn't a sweet throwback moment, Penn pointed to these scripts to shine a light on the racism and discrimination that he faced as a person of color trying to make it in Hollywood.
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More and more actresses are speaking out about the wage gap Wright's comments align her with a growing group of actresses who have used public platforms to shine a light on Hollywood's wage gap.
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As a continuation of our monthly social awareness approach to shine a light on the accounts that are working towards positive change, for the month of July we turn our attention to the environment.
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Rock the Vote President Carolyn Dewitt said Thursday that House Democrats' election reform bill, known as H.R. 2628, would help "shine a light" on the influence of "big money" in the U.S. political system.
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"I want to shine a light on something I saw in my feed on Twitter, something that's actually not a good sign ... for this red-hot, scorching bull market," the "Mad Money " host said.
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These problems should never have arisen in the first place, and we will continue to shine a light on these issues until the VA learns to step up and fix their own immense problems.
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"As first lady, I have made it my mission to shine a light on programs that provide more opportunities for children to succeed," Trump said, before touting the initiative she launched earlier this year.
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The film's cast members said they were conflicted about technology that encourages people to share online, torn between its ability to shine a light on injustice and its threat to privacy in everyday affairs.
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"With any crisis, it's the role of the press to shine a light on the problem, brings all the facts to bear, share untold stories of human consequences, and demand accountability," she told me.
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Three speeches that Hillary Clinton gave in 2013, and that WikiLeaks published over the weekend, shine a light on how the candidate approaches some of the world's toughest problems, including the war in Syria.
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But what I especially value is how Mounk goes beyond just talking about what people say they believe, and instead tries to shine a light on how and why they came to believe it.
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"I understand that many people of color across the country don't have that luxury and I plan to use my platform to shine a light on those issues," Meek Mill said in Tuesday's statement.
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"I think that comedy can help us shine a light on important mental health issues, when it is done responsibly," says Mike Fraser, a psychologist chief of staff at Behavioral Associates in New York.
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Daniels, McDougal, and numerous women who have spoken up as part of the #MeToo movement have helped shine a light on the system by which the wealthy can pay to shut other people up.
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The anthem has become a flashpoint in the two seasons since the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick began kneeling to shine a light on police brutality and other forms of social injustice.
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This whole package — Versio, Inferno, the nascent First Order — represented an opportunity for Motive to shine a light on a little-seen aspect of the Star Wars universe: the heroes of the Galactic Empire.
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So once again, this is really a job for the fairest journalists out there who can find a way to shine a light on these cozy arrangements on both sides of the political aisle.
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Recognize influencers in your niche and shine a light on their accomplishments, especially if it's something or someone that has had a positive impact on you, what you do, and how you do it.
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The Justice Department helped shine a light on the harms of fine and fees when it investigated Ferguson, Mo., three years ago after the killing of the teenager Michael Brown by a police officer.
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"If we believe that body-worn cameras should shine a light on the most critical cases .... mandatory footage release policies should be considered a prerequisite for every department with a camera program," the report concludes.
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That could be a powerful statement, especially as the show keeps trying to shine a light on how people grab power (see: Kai's fear-mongering) and grapple with forces outside their control (see: Ally's desperation).
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"Welcome to our official Instagram; we look forward to sharing the work that drives us, the causes we support, important announcements, and the opportunity to shine a light on key issues," the introduction post reads.
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L.A. Pride's full lineup hasn't been announced, but Classen and the festival programming lead, Gregory Alexander, also revealed that they have embraced and planned to shine a light on trans performers this year as well.
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Their hope is that their reimagining, as they call the version written by Mark L. Smith, a co-writer of "The Revenant," will shine a light on a film still largely under the public radar.
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At a briefing at London's Institute of Contemporary Arts on Tuesday, the royal trio outlined their plans and hopes for Heads Together, the foundation of their campaign to shine a light on mental health issues.
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On World Refugee Day, an annual event meant to shine a light on the growing global refugee crisis and the plight of the refugee, VICE News simply laid out the U.N.'s latest, unsparing statistics.
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More than 70 women have accused Weinstein of sexual harassment and assault since October, creating a global reckoning and sparking the #MeToo movement, which has continued to shine a light on misconduct in the workplace.
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We need to continue to embrace the opportunity to shine a light on bad actors and take the necessary steps to make global anti-doping efforts independent, robust and respected by athletes and fans alike.
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"(Lady Parts Justice League) is a group of comics and musicians and writers and we make videos to try to shine a light on the hypocrisy around removing access to reproductive health care," Winstead said.
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Some states also require doctors to check these programs before prescribing painkillers, which could have helped reduce benzodiazepine overdose The current study could help shine a light on the problem of benzodiazepine abuse and overdose.
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That change would allow us to shine a light on achievement gaps as we now can do in our elementary and high schools—and seeing those gaps clearly is the first step toward closing them.
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There are few things as rewarding as showing up to a work party with a Leo, who loves to radiate so much warmth they easily charm everyone and shine a light on your best qualities.
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Throughout his work with veterans, Harry has continued to shine a light on the "invisible injuries" of war, opening up to PEOPLE about his own experiences and why he has made the issue a priority.
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Advocates, after all, say the exoneration count is going up not because the justice system is getting worse but because technology, like the internet, has made it easier to shine a light on wrongful convictions.
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But aside from the court battle, the charges in the social media case and Friday's hacking indictment serve one major purpose: To shine a light on Russian officials' allegedly criminal attempts to hurt American democracy.
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While it's in Taurus, the Sun will shine a light on feelings you've been repressing or unable to confront—this is a good occasion to reach out to someone who can help you process everything.
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I'm ready for a sequel, which I hope will shine a light on activists working with labor movements, #MeToo, and #BlackLivesMatter to chip away at the violent power structures that keep many trapped and powerless.
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This is a night for positivity and our plan is to shine a light on a group of outstanding and inspiring films, each and every one of which got crushed by "Black Panther" this weekend.
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The students are part of a small but tenacious group of young communists using leftist ideology to shine a light on labor abuses across China and to call for better protections for the working class.
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But perhaps the Amsterdam exhibition will shine a light on what, in the words of Ms. Pollock, was "an extraordinarily brilliant artist, creating a work under conditions where you couldn't think anyone would create anything."
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The Mueller investigation is shining a welcome light on the Kremlin's covert activity, but there is no similar effort to shine a light on the social media algorithms that helped the Russians spread their messages.
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"As with all of my crime shows, I want to depict what's really going on in our cities and shine a light on the wide-ranging victims and show that justice can prevail," Wolf said.
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When they look at him, here's what they see: a presidential candidate who broke with decades of precedent by refusing to release his tax returns and thus shine a light on his conflicts of interest.
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Repealing these laws would have been a priority for my grandmother, and I feel it is more important than ever to shine a light on these issues, especially given the new political climate we've entered.
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Jackson said he hopes his work will inform governments as they look closely at regulations to safeguard endangered species like coral, and shine a light on the many ways climate change is affecting the environment.
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While some people (myself included) criticized some aspects of the analysis, it did shine a light on an important issue, one that has been an open secret for a while: tennis is rife with corruption.
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You can't be that one person that changed it because that's going to shine a light on you, and you're going to have to really justify that move if you make it to the final three.
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Just look at this sentence:Meaningful, comprehensive federal privacy legislation should not only aim to put consumers in control of their data, it should also shine a light on actors trafficking in your data behind the scenes.
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Human Rights Watch's Asia Division Deputy Director Phil Robertson said the targeting of Hall reflects the exacerbation he has caused among powerful circles through his successful efforts to shine a light on pervasive labor rights violations.
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Public databases that shine a light on online political ads - launched by Facebook and Google before U.S. elections - offer the public the first broad view of how quickly the companies yank advertisements that break their rules.
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The changes also shine a light on two defining features of the real estate market: the inexorable spread of luxury housing and a tech-fueled office boom heralding the city's transition to a knowledge-based economy.
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We don't talk about it, and I feel like events like this are important to shine a light on the work that's being done but continue the dialogue and the conversation around rape and sexual abuse.
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Women's rights were at the forefront of many of the events during the festival, including Cafe Artois, where Stella Artois sought to shine a light on social justice with a robust lineup of female-inspired films.
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Founded in 2005 by James Spooner, who directed the 2003 documentary of the same name exploring African American experience in the US punk scene, Afropunk sought at first to shine a light on black punk acts.
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"We wanted to have them come together to collaborate on a festival that would let us shine a light on the cool people who live and work here in Baltimore," said Kathy Hornig, the festival director.
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While "Game of Thrones" has understandably focused on those jockeying for the mantle of leadership, this episode also deviated to shine a light on ordinary folks caught up in this mystical world's brutal struggle for survival.
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I decided the only thing I could do was work with people to help expose and shine a light on QAnon and what it really is all about—who started it and who's running it today.
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In the midst of that anguish, the grieving parents wanted to document their final moments together to shine a light on their daughter's story and bring awareness to the heart defect that claimed their daughter's life.
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Now, Banister and Zivity's longtime general manager-turned-CEO, Nadya Lev, think they've struck on a more lucrative opportunity that can not only shine a light on the creative class but help artists get paid, too.
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Transparency advocates hope similar pressure will build in the United States to shine a light on what Mr. Osborne called "those hiding spaces, those dark corners of the global financial system" right in its own backyard.
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Information on what deals the Trump Organization was pursuing in these countries could be very enlightening and helpful to the state attorneys general and good government groups seeking to shine a light on these potential conflicts.
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Brady told reporters on Thursday that the committee wants to "to be able to shine a light" on the impact of the tax law on job creators and hear about the effects for businesses and individuals.
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During a hearing Tuesday, members of the Senate Finance Committee sought to shine a light on the work of PBMs, the drug middlemen, who handle claims for big insurers and help negotiate drug prices with manufacturers.
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Ryabkov accused Washington of "extremely intrusive" attempts to shine a light on Russian rocket manufacturing and said that Washington had in the past rebuffed Russian requests to look inside U.S. submarines under another arms control treaty.
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As reporter and author Maia Szalavitz explained in a recent piece for TONIC, newly released documents shine a light on Purdue's history of recklessly marketing OxyContin—and the effects of that marketing are real and dangerous.
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The aim is to shine a light on whether companies are increasing value to shareholders by making acquisitions at the price paid, and whether the touted benefits of the deal live up to expectations, Lloyd said.
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The aim is to shine a light on whether companies are increasing value to shareholders by making acquisitions at the price paid, and whether the touted benefits of the deal live up to expectations, Lloyd said.
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You have to have room for learning as well, I think, because when you shine a light on it and you see what's going on, you have to say, O.K., now how do we fix this?
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Last season, Kaepernick, the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback, set off a national debate when he knelt during the national anthem before games, as a way to shine a light on police violence and racial injustice.
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The groups say their goal is not to stall the confirmation process but shine a light on the nominees' records and philosophy, so they can be held accountable for how they discharge their duties if confirmed.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Residents of some of London's most exclusive areas are living with toxic levels of air pollution, according to a new poster campaign that aims to shine a light on the hidden killer.
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Dr. Laura Pinto, whose research focuses on educational policy and practice, was among the first to shine a light on one of the strangest and most disturbing toys on the market, the Elf on the Shelf.
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Hallmark's move and countermove shine a light on pain as well as progress: Damaging attitudes toward LGBTQ communities still permeate pop culture, but it's no longer possible to quietly get a pass on something like this.
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"We wanted to shine a light on an important reality in modern parenting — sometimes you can't be there physically for the important conversations, but it's no excuse not to have them," said Xanthe Wells, Nest Creative Director.
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"It is the right moment we think for a visit to really shine a light on that relationship and show how strong the contemporary relationship is between the two countries," Ambassador David Quarrey told The Associated Press.
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The red Xs popping up on celebrities' and athletes' social media accounts mark the fifth annual "Shine a Light on Slavery Day," a day started by the End It Movement to raise awareness about modern-day slavery.
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Repealing these laws would have been a priority for our grandmother, Elizabeth Taylor, and we feel it is more important than ever to shine a light on these issues, especially given the new political climate we're entering.
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"By launching 'gateway to a billion opportunities' and our digital skills training program, we hope to shine a light on the amazing work already happening and build the next generation of entrepreneurs and change makers," said Cathcart.
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"Welcome to our official Instagram; we look forward to sharing the work that drives us, the causes we support, important announcements, and the opportunity to shine a light on key issues," said a message with the post.
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Dawson has gone against the typical YouTuber grind, slowing his work down to produce longer-form interview series that shine a light on what it means to work on YouTube and embracing the humanity of fellow creators.
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"Conflict mineral transparency requirements help shine a light on the process that produces the minerals for U.S. consumers," said John Calvelli, the executive vice president of public affairs for the Wildlife Conservation Society, in a press release.
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The disconnect between the imagery deployed by a media campaign to shine a light on the problem of missing children and the emotional devastation wrought by a lost or abducted child began to filter into his work.
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A futuristic city project that promised to shine a light on London but soon transformed into a blueprint for how not to create a shared public space has lost the support of the city's mayor Sadiq Khan.
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It seems a new government and pending call for an inquiry into the Gustafsen Lake standoff has offered Pitawanawkat an opportunity to shine a light on a conflict that has remained largely hidden from the public eye.
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The response to the President's State of the Union address not only gives the opposition party an opportunity to present criticisms and policy differences but also shine a light on party officials considered to be rising stars.
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"At Hello Sunshine, we strive to shine a light on female-driven stories that are rooted in inspiration, emotion and truth - all of which form the bedrock of Celeste Ng's ingenious work," Witherspoon said in a statement.
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MELBOURNE, March 21000 (Reuters) - London copper edged lower on Tuesday, as traders locked in profits ahead of China industrial data that should shine a light on the strength of demand in the world's top user of metals.
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"As with all of my crime shows, I want to depict what's really going on in our cities and shine a light on the wide-ranging victims and show that justice can prevail," Wolf explained to the outlet.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In What Was Always Yours and Never Lost, Ho-Chunk/Pechanga filmmaker Sky Hopinka curates a diverse selection of film and video works that shine a light on the contemporary Indigenous experience.
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If the way to combat money laundering is by shining a light on the source of funds, then the way to combat covert influence may be to shine a light on the source of messages in the media.
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The provision of such highly sought-after internships has come under scrutiny by U.S. regulators since 2008 as part of broader moves to shine a light on how banks go about securing business in less transparent emerging markets.
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"In a year in which many Pulitzers were rightly devoted to U.S. domestic matters, we're proud at Reuters to shine a light on global issues of profound concern and importance," Reuters Editor-in-Chief Stephen J. Adler said.
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Looking back at 2017, we felt it appropriate to shine a light on some of the fast food stories we've covered over the last year to remind us how fast food, like it or not, affects us all.
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As Congress looks for areas of consensus in this hyper partisan environment, they should continue to champion startups: Enhanced short selling transparency would shine a light on manipulative trading behaviors that discourage long-term investment in innovation. Reps.
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He seeks to shine a light on prison conditions and trials of detainees, such as the case of a mass sentencing on weapons charges this week of 58 people to penalties ranging from death to loss of citizenship.
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He has said that he aims to shine a light on the oppression of the North Korean government through his visit, a show of force by the Trump administration that has taken a tough stance on the country.
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"This event is really just to shine a light on the need of animals and rescues and shelters, and to give staff a chance to decompress," said Richard Patch, ASPCA's vice president of federal affairs and government relations.
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"We're excited to see the growth of the Fact Check community and to shine a light on its efforts to divine fact from fiction, wisdom from spin," Richard Gingras, Google's head of news, wrote in the blog post.
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The argument would be that it is a slippery slope, to enable a precedent that allows a prosecutor to invade the Oval Office and shine a light on confidential conversations between the president and the White House lawyer.
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Haftar is no friend to them and he is no friend to Libya, and every shred of legitimacy he gets makes it more difficult to shine a light on what legal institutions in Libya say constitutes war crimes.
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"Welcome to our official Instagram; we look forward to sharing the work that drives us, the causes we support, important announcements, and the opportunity to shine a light on key issues," the royal couple captioned their first post.
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Congress and the states should shine a light on the cash discount card back door by holding hearings with the largest PBMs that issue these cards for opioid sales, such as CVS/Caremark, Medimpact, Express Scripts, and Optum.
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The law was designed to shine a light on billions in oil and mineral financial flows to enable citizens to follow the money and investors to manage risk, while setting a global standard for other markets to follow.
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The documents, released by a British parliamentary committee investigating the company, shine a light on Facebook's internal workings from roughly 280 to 210, as it determined how to manage the mountains of data it was accumulating on users.
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Actress Rose McGowan, who has worked to shine a light on sexual misconduct in Hollywood after accusing film producer Harvey Weinstein of rape, wrote: Thank you to you brave women that came forward and persevered at great peril.
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By studying the environmental records derived from corals, the scientist is hoping to be able to shine a light on issues like the rate of surface ocean warming, ocean acidification and the impact on coral reef ecosystems worldwide.
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My first visit after I announced [I was running] was to San Juan, Puerto Rico, to shine a light on the failure of the Trump administration to take care of the people of Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria.
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As the chairman, I believe I have a duty to shine a light on a branch of our Armed Forces that doesn't get its due for the life-saving work they are doing right now - and every day.
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Details of the new company were still unclear, but that didn't stop traders from sending these shares reeling on the notion that these three titans of business could shine a light on where these companies need lower costs.
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"Our coalition believes that the reason E.S.S.A. is so important is that it provides an opportunity to shine a light on how well schools are doing for every group of students," said Mr. Rosenblum of the Education Trust.
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But whether you use the word utility or you think of them as railroads, either path will lead you back to a bunch of regulatory models from the past that help to shine a light on today's regulatory model.
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Knowing where that moment is is crucial to understanding the moments before it, so we also meet a doctor who was struck by lightning and had an out-of-body experience, which helps shine a light on that moment.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - An award-winning film about a Nigerian woman trapped in the sex trade in Austria aims to shine a light on the cycle of abuse and poverty fuelling sexual slavery, the director said on Tuesday.
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If past years are any indication, members of Congress and celebrities are likely to take to social media with red Xs drawn on their hands, to raise awareness for the End It Movement's "Shine A Light On Slavery" Day.
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The case is the latest sign that labor activists are making headway in their efforts to shine a light on what they say are consistently poor working conditions at the ports and warehouses vital to the retail supply chain.
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Their purpose was to shine a light on what some believe to be the biggest problem faced by American police: They're just not trained or equipped to deal with the mentally ill, but they're constantly expected to do so.
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In February, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell made a historic visit to the Mississippi Delta, speaking with students at Mississippi Valley State University and delivering remarks at a conference to shine a light on the problem of the unbanked.
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A slower pace in EU rulemaking is deliberate after Brussels pushed through more than 40 laws to rein in risks at lenders and shine a light on markets like derivatives in the aftermath of the 2007-09 financial crisis.
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" With regards to accusations that Vanderpump leaked a story about Kemsley, 43, to a tabloid, she asks, "Why would I want to shine a light on the fact that one of our dogs ended up in a kill shelter?
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The difference between the approaches of Reagan and Trump is that Reagan kept at it with a sustained message that continued to shine a light on communism's moral bankruptcy — even as he pursued arms control agreements with Mikhael Gorbachev.
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Kavanaugh's comments shine a light on how he viewed one of the more controversial practices of the Bush era -- and it could spark questions about how he helped shape that practice while working as White House staff secretary. Sen.
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As editor in chief of my school newspaper, The Wilson Beacon, I have come to understand that a fundamental aspect of journalism is not only to report the news, but also to shine a light on those in power.
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The same groups and individual citizens, across left, center and right, that helped shine a light on the House health care bill, delaying its passage and making it so unpopular nationwide, need to shift their attention to the Senate.
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In past books, we have tried to shine a light on urgent and neglected topics, such as the oppression of women around the world; now we are trying to illuminate similarly urgent and neglected crises in our own backyards.
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As women in Hollywood continue to shine a light on sexual harassment and pay disparity in their industry and beyond, actress Octavia Spencer is thanking her co-star and friend Jessica Chastain for moving the conversation beyond social media.
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After Mr. Trump's suspension of the military aid and his July 25 call asking Mr. Zelensky to investigate the Bidens, a whistle-blower's complaint about the president's conduct began to shine a light on Mr. Parnas and Mr. Fruman.
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I would also encourage Congress to consider Congressional Sanctions and urge the support of a bipartisan effort to shine a light on the atrocities being committed by this genocidal regime, who acts in opposition of our national security interests.
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In taking on projects like Bombshell — as well as HBO's Big Little Lies, which explores issues of domestic violence and assault — Kidman hopes to shine a light on real-life topics that may go unnoticed by survivors or bystanders.
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Miranda said the Unity March hopes to highlight the importance of helping American citizens suffering in Puerto Rico, but also to shine a light on specific policy changes that can help speed the recovery and strengthen the island's economy.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia is moving to ban its soldiers from sharing information on the internet, a step that follows the use of social media posts by investigative journalists to shine a light on Moscow's clandestine role in foreign conflicts.
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McLoughlin said he likes to shine a light on causes that don't always get much attention because he didn't have much when he was growing up in Ireland as the youngest of five, scraping the money together to buy games.
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Benisek, both up for argument this morning — shine a light on some of the most extreme efforts by state legislatures to use their power to draw district lines to rig the electoral process and disadvantage voters with whom they disagree.
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Many of the so-called Dreamers have used their temporary legal status and skills in political organizing and social media to shine a light on the actions of the immigration authorities, things that earlier might never have been made public.
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He has praised Mr. Trump for helping the Republican Party forge a stronger bond with Americans who feel socially and economically disconnected and who are eager to shine a light on the corruption and cronyism they believe is rampant in Washington.
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It will fall on federal prosecutors to prove, for example, that he had "specific intent" to harm the United States and that his goal was not merely to shine a light on the U.S. military's conduct in the Middle East.
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Coming from a systemic oppressive church culture that was brainwashing and made me feel like it wasn't okay to be my truest, best self, I wanted to shine a light on seeing that change, and the hope for a better future.
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Efforts to shine a light on payments such companies make to foreign governments are considered key to eliminating graft, conflict and the so-called resource curse - the distressingly common failure of less developed countries to translate mineral wealth into wide prosperity.
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Although I'm blessed to have the resources to fight this unjust situation, I understand that many people of color across the country don't have that luxury and I plan to use my platform to shine a light on those issues.
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In January 2016, the Obama administration took action to create a central database of private-sector pay information that regulators can use to shine a light on pay disparities and help the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) target its enforcement.
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"The Invisible Life of Euridice Gusmao", a tale of two sisters and their struggles in a male-dominated society in 1950s-era Brazil, won the Un Certain Regard prize at Cannes, which aims to shine a light on more unusual movies.
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RELATED: Secrets of the bin Laden treasure-trove The latest documents also shine a light on bin Laden's concern over a growing divide between al Qaeda and its affiliates and his efforts to present the terror network as a unified organization.
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"Right now in the climate we are seeing so many campaigns - #MeToo and #TimesUp - there is no better time to really continue to shine a light on women feeling empowered and people really helping to support them - men included," she said.
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But they also play along with theme of the night, which attempts to be a celebration of the free and independent media as well as a chance to shine a light on some of the best journalists in the country.
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"It also might shine a light on the shady practices of companies like Turf Terminators, one of the contractors which applied for and pocketed the rebates on behalf of homeowners in exchange for building supposedly drought-friendly yards "for free.
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Our purchase was more or less spontaneous, done with a coyote's grin, to shine a light on the auctioning away of America's public lands to extract the very fossil fuels that are warming our planet and pushing us toward climate disaster.
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"#MeToo helped shine a light on just how prevalent sexual harassment is in the workplace, and laws and policies have not yet caught up with the social awareness around it," said Shelby Quast, a spokeswomen for women's rights group Equality Now.
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"At this moment, there is urgent need to shine a light on video game culture, the fan spaces that have been infiltrated by white supremacists looking to recruit that minority of gamers who rage against 'political correctness,'" she told me.
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The judicial systems of the Americas should shine a light on the growing darkness that is Venezuela and hold to account the many members of the regime who have kept themselves rich and powerful at the expense of their suffering citizenry.
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Taken together, the cases shine a light on foreign influence operations that have become deeply embedded in Washington, and the culture of lobbyists who get rich helping their foreign clients affect how laws and policies are made in the capital.
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For the A.C.L.U., the event was designed to shine a light on the job of district attorney, one frequently in national headlines because of police shootings, an exploding drug crisis and the swelling activism of groups like Black Lives Matter.
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"Churchill," a new movie directed by Jonathan Teplitzky from a script by Alex von Tunzelmann, is laudable in its effort to shine a light on the Churchill who struggled in private with crippling depression — "the black dog," he called it.
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Mecklenburg County and Chester County were recently recognized with the Aetna Foundation Spotlight Award, which works to shine a light on innovative programs that can be replicated and scaled, and each will receive a prize to help accelerate their programs.
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The company's aim is to shine a light on the environmental impact of the electric scooter boom and challenge its rivals to build better scooters that last longer than the cheap, Chinese-made models that were deployed in the early days.
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" Nunes said in a statement Friday that he hopes the release will "shine a light on this alarming series of events so we can make reforms that allow the American people to have full faith and confidence in their governing institutions.
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The aim of "Black Joy as an Expression of Resistance and Liberation" is to shine a light on the importance of cultivating and seeking out diverse narratives of black lives and opposing stereotypical depictions that pop up across the media.
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When it comes to the time issue, Ms. von Furstenberg, who doles out her physical energy watchfully because of her disease, seems particularly well equipped to shine a light on that which is lost in the blur of life's everyday demands.
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"The whole field of parole, when you shine a light on it, so much of it is unforgivable," said Kevin R. Reitz, a director of the Robina Institute of Criminal Law and Criminal Justice at the University of Minnesota Law School.
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Created to shine a light on writers and screenplays who had not been given their due for a number of reasons, the Black List has played a key role in the origin stories several critically-acclaimed stories for 15 years.
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Another podcast, You're Wrong About, makes it its mission to reexamine many of the figures and sensational news stories from past decades — mostly the 1990s — and shine a light on how truth and reality have often vastly diverged in public opinion.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Public databases that shine a light on online political ads - launched by Facebook and Google before Tuesday's U.S. elections - offer the public the first broad view of how quickly the companies yank advertisements that break their rules.
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Instead of focusing on her role on The Dick Van Dyke Show, others on Twitter decided to shine a light on different aspects of Moore's career, like how she paved the way for women years after The Mary Tyler Moore Show aired.
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In a nine-page letter to Kanae Doi, the rights group's Japan director, Carole Ghosn asked it to "shine a light on the harsh treatment of my husband and the human rights-related inequities inflicted upon him by the Japanese justice system".
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The National Football League has become the primary focus of concussion discussion in sports, but a former Major League Soccer MVP says it is high time to shine a light on the women and children on fields of play.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Fewer than one in five Wikipedia biographies are of women, and a tiny minority are human rights defenders - a situation Amnesty International hopes to change this weekend with a push to shine a light on those history has overlooked.
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The authors stress that The Stuff isn't a "self-help" book — they want readers to experience it as a journey through the prism of other people's lives in the hopes that it will shine a light on their own strengths and potential.
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" He added, "We're very grateful to everyone at Cirque du Soleil for giving us the opportunity to shine a light on the work that Sentebale does to help children and young adults affected by HIV to live happy, healthy and productive lives.
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Photographer Mette Lampcov visited the hard-hit, unincorporated towns of Cantua Creek, Three Rocks, and Seville, all of which rely on either contaminated surface water or aquifers, to shine a light on the dangers and difficulties faced by residents living with unsafe water.
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The film taking place in 1941 feels, in a strange way, contemporaneous, and for me, I think the next four years will be a time in which films like ours are going to help shine a light on the fact your shit stinks.
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Now, Yance hopes to shine a light on his family's devastation – and how race factors into the justice system – with his movie Strong Island, a documentary chronicling his 10-year investigation into his brother's death that premieres on Netflix on Sept. 15.
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Photo Credit: Getty ImagesIt's kind of impossible to say which superhero is the best, since there's just too many of them to count, but a seven-year study at the University of Leicester purports to help shine a light on the debate.
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It was really just about understanding people, understanding love and relationships…As actors and directors, I feel like our job, more so than anything else, is to shine a light on a subject and to let people know that they're not alone.
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"The world views of beauty were slowly changing, and they needed a leader to shine a light on the fact that it needed to change faster," makeup artist Troy Surratt, one of Aucoin's close friends and producers of the documentary, told Refinery29.
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While the WSJ story did not unearth any wrongdoing from third-party apps or services using Gmail, it did shine a light on a previously discreet industry practice now under heavier scrutiny in the aftermath of Facebook's Cambridge Analytica data privacy scandal.
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Dubbed the Panama Papers, a cache of 11 million internal documents — 2.6 terabytes worth — from Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca shine a light on secret offshore holdings from 128 politicians and public officials across the globe, including 12 current and former world leaders.
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Schumer: I rest my case See for yourself: Democrats are trying to shine a light on the fact that 13 male senators from 10 states are writing a bill in complete secrecy that will take health care away from millions of people.
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I was curious to find out what exactly women are looking for and finding in gay guy sex, so I reached out to some women, straight and queer, who might be able to shine a light on this guy-on-guy phenomena.
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In 2013, she published the book "Lean In: Women, Work and the Will to Lead " and founded an organization by the same name in order to "shine a light on gender differences" and give advice to women looking to reach their goals.
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There is still work to be done to improve the transparency of electioneering communications that are less explicit in their advocacy for and against candidates, but this decision still will shine a light on the funding of the most explicit of election ads.
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"The images we've seen this week are graphic and heartbreaking, and they shine a light on the fear that millions of members of our community live with every day," Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg wrote on his page after the death of Castile.
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"We're happy that the governor is helping us shine a light on who these candidates really are, because a close examination of their records shows they each would be catastrophic for Long Island," Scott Reif, a spokesman for the Senate Republicans, said.
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It is an opportunity to shine a light on a class of diseases that do not often make in onto the front page of the newspaper, but whose collective impact on more than 30 million Americans, their caregivers and loved ones is significant.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Public databases that shine a light on online political ads - launched by Facebook and Google before Tuesday's U.S. elections - offer the public the first broad view of how quickly the companies yank advertisements that break their rules.
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Schnitzer Steel: Cramer doesn't typically pay attention to small steel plays like Schnitzer, but the company's Tuesday earnings report could shine a light on one of his biggest worries about the steel industry: the brewing tensions between Chinese and U.S. steel producers.
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The former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who was the first not to stand for the national anthem in 2016, did so to shine a light on police brutality and what he saw as the unfairness of the criminal justice system.
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As the advent of the fashion police and the worst-dressed lists began to shine a light on the occasionally terrible taste of Hollywood (remember the Demi Moore bicycle shorts ball gown?), designers seemed to provide a safe harbor of expert advice.
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But McCaskill hopes that even if her investigation doesn't lead to full legislation, it will help shine a light on how pharmaceutical companies contributed to the opioid crisis — and deter other drug companies from misbehaving in a similar way in the future.
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These three novels shine a light on how difficult it is for a middle-grade kiddo — for any of us — to come to that answer, and how much more difficult it is to embark on the journey that leads to that becoming.
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The resolution is unlikely to see the light of day in the Republican-controlled Senate, but it will be part of what is expected to be a longer-term effort by Democrats to shine a light on the president-elect's business dealings.
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While Germany's Christmas markets — and its spinoffs across Europe — are favorite destinations among travelers, a newer, less well-known market has helped shine a light on this Romanian city, where a small German-speaking community has made its mark since the Middle Ages.
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Recently, the alarming increase in hate crimes, hate speech and a heightened sense of division in civil society motivated us to create the Humanity Project for CNN en Español to help shine a light on the injustice of discrimination in all its forms.
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"We are thrilled to continue this event during the White House Correspondents' Dinner weekend and to shine a light on the important work the Association does every day to promote journalism around the world," the Bytes & Bylines hosts said in a statement.
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"It's time to shine a light on this vital sector so we can accelerate investments in people and communities for greater equity and sustainable economic growth," Riccardo Puliti, the World Bank's head of energy and extractives global practice, said in a statement.
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"You should all be grateful Rudy Giuliani is helping to shine a light on the endemic corruption that occurred while Joe Biden was vice president," he told reporters, alluding to unsubstantiated claims that Biden got a Ukrainian prosecutor fired to protect his son.
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That's why, in addition to calling out the worst parts of the industry, they're making a point to shine a light on the campaigns and brands that are doing things right, like Squish Beauty's campaign that featured models of various sizes and abilities.
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The emails, which were reviewed by Reuters, also shine a light on the part played by Western bankers in the heady days of Moscow's 2007 economic boom, when the Kremlin was moving to take over ever greater swathes of the Russian economy.
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In honor of Pride month, the massive flag is an effort to "celebrate the progress that's been made over the past 50 years, and to shine a light on the LGBTQ community's continued fight for the universal human rights," according to the park's website.
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"It is important that we continue to shine a light on female role models, or Sheroes as we call them, like Savannah and Hoda, to show girls they can be anything," said Lisa McKnight, general manager and senior vice president of Barbie, in a statement.
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The June 4th Museum is actually the third effort by the Hong Kong Alliance to shine a light on this controversial period of China's history: the organization had previously opened two temporary exhibitions in Hong Kong, the first in 2012 and another in 2013.
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"Although I&aposm blessed to have the resources to fight this unjust situation, I understand that many people of color across the country don&apost have that luxury and I plan to use my platform to shine a light on those issues," he said.
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Arming yourselves and your friends with smart digital and news literacy tools to help shine a light on the kind of ridiculously over-inflated political nonsense that's being passed around on all sides (albeit, not necessarily equally) seems like a good place to start.
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"The teacher who organized it, Mr. Terrance Sims, wanted to create a series of posters that positively affirm the excellence of his students, as well as shine a light on the beauty of African-American culture," Jerrica Rogers, mother to Baker-Rogers, told BuzzFeed.
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" It goes on to affirm that only an incident "that results in serious loss of life of KCTMO residents will allow the external scrutiny to occur that will shine a light on the practices that characterise the malign governance of this non-functioning organisation.
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But by challenging how the story of their son's murder was manipulated by people who wormed their way into their inner circle — even gaining access to their religious community — the Riches could shine a light on the darkest underbelly of the conservative media apparatus.
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This award will be a constant reminder to get out of my bubble and back into the field to shine a light on issues that matter most, especially to illuminate the plight of vulnerable children who are living without basic human needs and rights.
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She offered a pre-buttal at every stop to potential criticism from the left that she was part of a system that incarcerated black and brown men, presenting her life's work as that of "progressive prosecutor" who sought to shine a light on injustice.
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Fed vice chairman highlights path away from low rates Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer plans to shine a light on how the central bank will navigate away from bottom-of-the-barrel borrowing rates at a Paris event Tuesday devoted to monetary policy.
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National Women's Health Week is an opportunity to shine a light on a women's health imperative that will take the lives of more women this year than breast, ovarian, cervical and uterine cancers – combined, yet still exists on the fringes of the public consciousness.
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Pence has also embraced art as her policy platform as second lady; she unveiled her "Art Therapy: Healing with the HeART" platform in 2017, seeking to shine a light on art therapy as a mental health profession through appearances across the US and abroad.
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However, like Kaepernick, the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback who was the first N.F.L. player to refuse to stand for the national anthem, Stills wants to use his visibility to shine a light on police brutality, economic inequality and other forms of social injustice.
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I just hope that if people can start to see the emptiness behind these figures in the news, then maybe investigative journalists can shine a light on the next strata of people behind them, the people who are not going to let you film them.
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As hosts of the first Underground Science Festival, that began May 30 and continues through June 6, running concurrently with the World Science Festival, Kate Downey and Ben Lillie are using comedy to shine a light on the achievements of those history has overlooked.
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"It is important that leading orchestras like the New York Philharmonic shine a light on the music of our time, and I am grateful to the Kravises for making it possible for us to do so through this significant prize," he said in a statement.
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Half the world has been clamoring for more Atwood, but specifically for more Handmaids—something to cut through as an icon or a parable, anything to shine a light on 2019 or act as a clarion call with Handmaids getting justice or, better, vengeance.
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So for the past 603 days, he has been traveling the world - from Nigeria to Myanmar, the Philippines to Mount Fuji - making daily one-minute videos that shine a light on the people, places and passions he comes across: good, bad and in-between.
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It is worth noting that although these proposals shine a light on the importance of improving the use of evidence and evaluation capacity building within the federal government, substantive change will likely require future congressional action in response to the advisory committee and OMB's findings.
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The Oscar Hunt LOS ANGELES — Because he was told that neo-westerns were box office poison, and he wrote the screenplay for "Hell or High Water" anyway, resulting in one of the few Hollywood films of 853 to shine a light on red-state America.
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Viewed more generously, the votes of the deniers are votes for the underdog — why use the Grammys to celebrate someone who sells oodles of albums and gets ample radio play when the show can shine a light on a deserving artist generally ignored by the spotlight?
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She has emphasized the urgency and severity of our nation's opioid crisis with visits to Lily's Place in West Virginia and multiple newborn intensive care units, where she conducted listening sessions before the cameras to shine a light on successful Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome programs across the country.
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Swift explained in her message that her goal in going public with her situation was to shine a light on the issue in order for up-and-coming stars to not make the same mistakes she did in signing away her ownership rights as a teenager.
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After years of resisting more overt political efforts to curb its independence, the Fed this year has appeared willing to shine a light on its historically opaque process of choosing district Fed presidents, and also to show it is more sensitive to racial and gender diversity.
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And while the conversation around whether the Fifty Shades of Grey books and movies handled consent appropriately has generally settled on a consensus of "no," it did undeniably shine a light on BDSM and transform it into what Lieberman and others have called "mommy porn"—a.k.a.
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"He thought that the only way to make a change is to shine a light on the dark spots, and he had the information on where those dark spots were," said Zachariah Reitano, CEO of men's health start-up Roman, which counts Parker as an investor.
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"Although I'm blessed to have the resources to fight this unjust situation, I understand that many people of color across the country don't have that luxury and I plan to use my platform to shine a light on those issues," Meek Mill said in a statement.
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Netflix did not have a comment to share with Refinery29 about the backlash hounding the series, but the writer and showrunner, Lauren Gussis, who also worked on Dexter, maintains that the point of the series is to shine a light on how dangerous bullying can be.
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From wearing Princess Diana's butterfly earrings and gold bracelet during her first outing in Australia, after announcing her pregnancy to wearing a handmade pasta necklace from a 6-year-old fan, she's also using the tour to shine a light on sustainable and ethical jewelry brands.
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"The purpose was to shine a light on the most prominent members of our culture who were actively engaging in dialogue or bringing about real-life change concerning the wrongdoings that are still harming the community," Mourning, author of the children's book series Crunchy Life, tells PEOPLE.
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"Responsible federal agencies and the U.S. Congress should continue to hold hearings to shine a light on these practices, and look at regulations to ensure companies are actually upfront with consumers about whether and how their sensitive data is being used and sold," Warner's statement added.
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The case is expected to shine a light on the way some of the world's biggest investment banks conducted business with Colonel Muammar Gaddafi's regime, doing deals that generated large fees, but which the Libyans say did little to benefit the oil-rich state's sovereign wealth fund.
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"These documentaries will shine a light on the 3-dimensional aspect of who these athletes are outside of the ring and empower them to tell their own stories as they prepare for some of the biggest moments in their boxing careers," Maverick Carter said in a statement.
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These days, Koerber, a senior who will be heading to the University of California at Berkeley in the fall, is trying to use the momentum from last year's tragedy to shine a light on the mental health issues that are commonly behind the scenes of gun violence.
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More importantly, it would shine a light on what Republicans are doing: They are jamming through a massive overhaul of the health care system in secret, one that will likely kick millions of Americans off their health insurance, literally leaving some people to die by 2018.
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"There is real concern that administration, transition and campaign officials may try to cover up ties to Russia by deleting emails, texts and other records that could shine a light on those connections," Schumer said at a press conference outside the Senate chamber following the meeting.
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But the company's recent and short-lived partnership with the real estate brokerage Citi Habitats shows just how difficult it is for tenants to glean information about their landlords — and how swiftly landlords will push back at any attempt to shine a light on their records.
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BANGKOK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - From a two-year-old's sequined t-shirt to hospital scrubs, an exhibition in Bangkok of clothes worn by girls and women when they were sexually assaulted seeks to shine a light on the victim blaming that often accompanies such cases in Thailand.
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"They are going to come in and write an article smearing [the Twitter account], &aposDon&apost you dare shine a light on these cockroaches in such an effective way ever again,&apos" The YouTuber mocked, referring to the feminist critics as the "cockroaches" in the situation.
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Still, "Democracy in Chains" leaves me with hope: Perhaps as books like MacLean's continue to shine a light on important truths, Americans will begin to realize they need to pay more attention and not succumb to the cynical view that known liars make the best leaders.
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" In the statement released Tuesday, Feldman said "Hopefully, this will not only shine a light on the accused and the accusers, but will strike a chord with parents who need to become aware of warning signs in their own children so that they can protect them.
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We are aware that the detention of these activists is the tip of a much much bigger iceberg, given the scale of the crackdown for the last year and a bit so we are also hoping that this campaign can shine a light on the larger story.
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" Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer of New York said on the Senate floor Thursday that "there is real concern that some in the administration may try to cover up its ties to Russia by deleting emails, texts and other records that could shine a light on those connections.
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In a new PSA, titled Someday Is Today, the likes of Beyoncé's mother Tina Knowles-Lawson, actors Michael Ealy and Meagan Good, and How to Get Away With Murder stars Aja Naomi King and Kendrick Sampson, come together in two separate videos to shine a light on the issue.
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Here's why: There's no one in the country, other than Mueller (and maybe former White House counsel Don McGahn), who can shine a light on some of the trickiest questions involving Donald Trump raised by the probe -- most notably whether or not Trump committed acts of obstruction of justice.
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Not only does it shine a light on daily life in an era of history that many people from the "mainland" of Britain might not know very much about, and that's rarely discussed here, but it also captures the spirit and humour of the people who lived through it.
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For International Women's Day, Michelle Obama and the Obama Foundation teamed up with Refinery29 to shine a light on the importance and urgency of empowering girls around the world — to ensure they can reach their full potential through education and, in turn, support their families, communities, and countries.
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"Pfizer wanted to shine a light on this with the lawsuit so that it doesn't become common practice, because if it does, then the U.S. will never get the benefit that biosimilars could offer in terms of patient access and healthcare savings," she said during a visit to London.
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"This is an incredible opportunity to address the people who can not only help shine a light on this devastating problem in our community, but who also have the power and resources to help us truly make a difference in young Black lives," the star said in a statement.
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If the entertainment industry wants awards season to serve as an opportunity to shine a light on society's insidious power imbalance that gives rise to harassment and misconduct, it can't overlook men's past actions in the name of an accomplishment on the road to a little gold statue.
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"[EACH] provide[s] a lifeline to children and families for however long support is needed and I hope that others join me in thanking them as we shine a light on their work during Children's Hospice Week," the mother of Charlotte, George, and Louis said of the organization.
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Rare for those of us who toil in international affairs, hoping to shine a light on the occluded parts of the unfree world, Browder substantiates almost all his allegations with documentation, much of it produced by the Russian government itself or by whistleblowers involved in the $230 million expropriation.
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The job of a progressive prosecutor is to look out for the overlooked, to speak up for those whose voices aren't being heard, to see and address the causes of crime, not just their consequences, and to shine a light on the inequality and unfairness that lead to injustice.
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There are bright spots, such as Florida, Mississippi, Indiana and Massachusetts, which are seeing real academic gains, but, overall, the stagnant, and in some states declining, results shine a light on the failure of our education system to prepare students for the most competitive economic climate in history.
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But I believe that if America stands for anything, we ought to stand out loud and foursquare for the dignity and rights of all people – that it is both our moral obligation and a political necessity to shine a light on victims of abuse and hold the perpetrators accountable.
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PRINCESS EUGENIE&aposS TROOPING THE COLOUR INSTAGRAM REVEALS A RARELY-SEEN-PART OF BUCKINGHAM PALACE Eugenie has been busy wedding planning but one thing that she&aposs making sure is included on her special day is to shine a light on her mission to make her life plastic free.
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" Gillibrand followed suit with what she presented as a studied warning to the Democratic Party more broadly, telling it "in the most absolute terms, that we should not court that hate for our own electoral survival, but we must shine a light on it for our moral survival.
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ImageNet Roulette is a digital art project intended to shine a light on the quirky, unsound and offensive behavior that can creep into the artificial-intelligence technologies that are rapidly changing our everyday lives, including the facial recognition services used by internet companies, police departments and other government agencies.
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"The march will shine a light on the fact that every click on Amazon translates to more workers getting hurt on the job and more pollution in our local communities," Alliance for a Greater New York (ALIGN), one of the groups organizing the protest, said in a statement.
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Women will vote and run for office; they'll continue to speak up and out; they'll continue to donate money to organizations combatting sexual assault and providing support for survivors, and use their influence to shine a light on the plight of women with less power and privilege than they have.
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It's easy to take a look at the bigger categories like best film or special effects, because they're so well known, but taking a look at some of the less mainstream categories helps to shine a light on the really important work that goes into making a film look great.
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"We're heartened to see that companies are making an effort to address sexual harassment claims head on, but we hope this research helps shine a light on some of the less overt, more insidious challenges many face," said Jillesa Gebhardt, survey scientist at SurveyMonkey and lead researcher on the study.
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R. Marie Griffith, a professor in the humanities at Washington University in St. Louis, and an evangelical who has studied the movement—and especially women in the movement—for decades, thought there was a lot of work left to do to shine a light on abuses in the evangelical community.
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But Capital Rx is looking to shine a light on the opacity of PBMs: It wants to boost cost transparency and consistency for its clients by using the government-maintained National Average Drug Acquisition Cost database, which aims to provide accurate, upfront costs of drugs across pharmacies to health plans.
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"As a continuation of our monthly social awareness approach to shine a light on the accounts that are working towards positive change, for the month of July we turn our attention to the environment," the royal pair posted from the Sussex Royal account, along with pictures of activists and nature.
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"I will shine a light on the issues that vulnerable children and young people have suffered around the world including representing them at places where they haven't yet had a seat at the table and most of all, I will make sure children and young people know their rights," she continued.
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Why it matters: Warren's Anti-Corruption and Public Integrity Act has a slim chance of passing, but it does shine a light on the questionable financial practices of several government officials, from Capitol Hill to the White House — just in time for the November midterm elections and 2020 presidential buzz.
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It's a tension that underscores the challenges at the heart of an ambitious exhibition, "Hearts of Our People: Native Women Artists," opening June 2 at the Minneapolis Institute of Art (known as MIA), which will shine a light on over a thousand years of art made by Native American women.
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"Girls have always been able to play out different roles and careers with Barbie and we are thrilled to shine a light on real life role models to remind them that they can be anything," wrote Lisa McKnight, senior vice president and general manager of Barbie, in a news release.
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Kelly defended the interview with Jones, arguing the radio host's influence with President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE makes it the network's job to "shine a light" on him.
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"As custodians of these Ethiopian treasures, we have a responsibility to celebrate the beauty of their craftsmanship, shine a light on their cultural and religious significance and reflect on their living meaning, while being open about how they came to Britain," he said in a blog on the museum website.
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The lawsuit seeks more than just monetary compensation for the trauma inflicted on former moderators; the plaintiffs also hope to shine a light on the lack of care Facebook takes in selecting suitable employees for these roles, and to force the company to improve conditions for those still working as moderators.
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" But Sopko has publicly brushed off — even relished — the criticism, arguing that it's his job to shine a light on mistakes made by "bureaucrats" who would prefer that his reports "be slipped in a sealed envelope in the dead of night under the door — never to see the light of day.
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Starting with Maria Ressa from Rappler, Rukmini Callimachi from The New York Times, and Sylvia Obell from BuzzFeed News, #HerStory will shine a light on the careers and personal lives of women leaders in journalism, and delve into the stories they report on — from Callimachi's Islamic State coverage to Obell's entertainment news beat.
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Clearly, Vogue Arabia's readers saw that for themselves and they are hard at work to shine a light on how fashion imagery should be a mirror to larger cultural, social, and political issues — and perhaps this September issue will just be the latest catalyst to (hopefully) steer things in a more representative direction.
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The Brothers Trust "is keen to shine a light on charities who struggle to be heard in the noisy and competitive not-for-profit sector – and charities who can best demonstrate the most effective use of funds to profit the people in need and not on bloated administration," according to the organization's website.
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"Not only does it shine a light on the objects themselves, it can be used for research purposes," Serrano said, noting that the VR project, as well as the CT scanning that was developed into this immersive world, has helped researchers to better understand the tools, process, and design of the miniatures.
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As a fan of retro tech, this was a really cool way to show how some of the more recognized gadgets in his collection were inspiration for the phones, laptops, and tablets we use today; as well as shine a light on how a cultural status symbol was developing around consumer technology.
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On a quest to leave an "Asian footprint in music culture," the Grammy-nominated deejay called on stars like Ross Butler from 13 Reasons Why, Crazy Rich Asians star Ken Jeong, The Gifted actress Jamie Chung, and many more to shine a light on a number of successful Asians in mainstream media.
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"The recipients of this funding shine a light on once lived stories and Black culture, some familiar and some yet untold, that weave together the complex story of American history in the United States," Brent Leggs, executive director of the trust's African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund, said at 2019's Essence Festival.
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Not only would it be fun to cover a debate in a small town I knew so well, but the event would shine a light on a place that, unbeknown to many, was home to one of the most uplifting stories, and then one of the most tragic stories, in civil rights history.
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There is more to Takeru than we have examined here (a love of the counter back kick, the use of the lead leg chamber to jam in on his opponents and so on) but our purpose was mainly to shine a light on a fighter who is seemingly a contradiction of styles.
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Trump's elevation of the FBI in this case would also send a message to the American people and other nations around the world that the United States will not tolerate gross human rights violations, but will instead use every tool in our government's arsenal to shine a light on this important issue.
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"Right now with so many campaigns like MeToo and Time's Up there's no better time to continue to shine a light on women feeling empowered and people supporting them" Meghan's future sister-in-law, Kate, made headlines earlier this month for her dress choice for the annual BAFTAs (the British equivalent of the Oscars).
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"Even if Trump is not removed, which he probably won't be, the process could shine a light on the contents of the Mueller report, potentially lead to new revelations about Trump's conduct and force his Republican allies to choose — publicly and on the record — whether or not to hold him to account," he said.
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After we led a public fight, KKR and Bain Capital, the firms that had bankrupted Toy R Us, contributed $20 million to a hardship fund for those whose jobs were destroyed, and we have helped shine a light on the dealings of Eddie Lampert, the hedge-fund billionaire who brought down Sears and Kmart.
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While true crime podcasts and television series admirably shine a light on the cases of people trapped in the contradictions of the American justice system, equal attention should be paid to stories of restorative justice, like that exemplified by podcasts like "Ear Hustle," which is produced by inmates in San Quentin State Prison in California.
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Clooney said that while there are "people much better qualified to tell the story of African-Americans in mid-20th century suburbia," he wanted to use the story of the Mayers family - based on a real black family that moved into the all-white suburb of Levittown, Pennsylvania in 1957 - to shine a light on the absurdity of racism.
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Because her nonprofit depends on surgeons who volunteer their talent and time, "it can take anywhere from several months to a year for women to get help, but we're trying to get more doctors on board across the country," Savoretti tells PEOPLE, hoping to shine a light on the problems facing uninsured cancer survivors during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
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That's why Jill and I felt it was so important not just to shine a light on issues that our veterans and their families are facing, but to actually address these challenges—not just with parades, ceremonies, or kind words, but with real action that makes a difference they can see and feel in their daily lives.
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"I think right now, in the climate that we're seeing with so many campaigns — I mean with 'Me Too' and 'Times Up,' there is no better time to really continue to shine a light on women feeling empowered and people really helping to support them, men included in that," Markle said at an event highlighting the Royal Foundation.
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The lawsuit goes beyond many sexual harassment suits by invoking unfair competition laws against fraudulent business practices in an attempt to "shine a light on the broader economic damages caused when individuals in positions of authority attempt to punish those who have resisted their improper advances," Judd's attorney Theodore J. Boutrous Jr. said in a statement.
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The SSCI leadership, and the committee members, no matter their views on the nomination, understand the responsibility they have to shine a light on one of the most important national security nominations in the federal government, while respecting their stewardship of protecting an agency and its personnel whose mandate is to operate largely in the shadows.
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" According to the trailer, one of those methods involves developing a signature soda for the Crips to shine a light on the bizarre world of Hell's Angels branded merchandise, and then turning down a lap dance from a stripper of Asian descent because he's "only spending money in the black community in the next three days.
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The thesis seeks to shine a light on one of the worst public health crises of the day: In 2014, the opioid painkiller and heroin epidemic led to a record number of drug overdose deaths in 2014 — putting overdose deaths above deaths due to car crashes, gun violence, and HIV at the disease's height in 233.
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The results could shine a light on some critical decisions made by Coach Steve Kerr over the last few seasons about his players' so-called load management, a concept he embraced before the phrase was popularized, and one he stuck with even as the league cracked down on the resting of healthy players during regular-season games.
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I was an editor at Essence in 1994 when the magazine's editor in chief, Susan L. Taylor, insisted that we shine a light on the disturbing increase of H.I.V. among African-American women by putting Rae Lewis Thornton, a Chicago woman who described herself as "young, educated, drug-free and dying of AIDS," on the cover.
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That way, if someone walks past a motion sensor or a home security camera with motion detection, that device can trigger the lights to go on and shine a light on a criminal as they approach your home — and maybe even capture video of the act, if you have a camera as part of the setup.
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Now it wants the courts to compel the agencies to turn over the records, "not only to shine a light on the government's use of powerful surveillance technology in the immigration context, but also to assess whether its use of this technology complies with constitutional and legal requirements and is subject to appropriate oversight and control," the filing said.
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So the Congress member's letter can be viewed as not only an attempt to hold the administration accountable and shine a light on possible conflicts of interest, but also as an attempt to reclaim an issue — one at the top of the mind of American voters — where Trump had muddied the traditional Democratic and Republican lines.
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The film's writer, Diablo Cody (Juno), addressed the controversy with the Times, highlighting the fact that she wrote parts of the story from her personal experiences and that she wanted to shine a light on the emotional roller coaster involved with being a mom and what happens to women who suffer from PPD — a subject not often portrayed in film.
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These caveats, however, should not detract from the museum's efforts to shine a light on the importance of painting in an era that has proven deeply influential on succeeding generations of artists, both inspirationally and critically — an era, it should be kept in mind, whose reactionary policies, as destructive as they were, will be nothing compared to what we are about to undergo.
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Prince Harry will visit the heartland of the Gurkhas and trek in the Himalayas to shine a light on the country that was devastated by an earthquake last year Prince Harry will try to repay the "favour" he says Britain owes Nepal when he arrives in Kathmandu on Saturday to thank the Gurkhas for their 200 years of service to the Crown.
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She said: "We hope our report will shine a light on the urgent need for farms to allow their cows to graze outdoors for the majority of the year and for milk to be clearly labelled as such, so that consumers have the choice to buy milk from cows that have not been confined indoors for the whole of their lives."
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The athlete was emotional about the award, telling PEOPLE, "I'm excited that my family is here to share [the honor] with me… I'm excited to share the award with Jose and the city and most importantly, I'm just excited to be able to honor Houston and everything that they've been through and shine a light on what's still going on."
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The New York Philharmonic's artist in residence gives a recital that provides an insight into how this superb musician's mind works: There's straight down-the-line core repertoire, notably Beethoven's "Tempest" Sonata and late Schubert, but also repertoire that few other pianists shine a light on, including Nielsen, several short pieces by Sibelius and "Idyll and Abyss," by Jörg Widmann.
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"Our goal is to shine a light on the family separation happening at the border and other points of entry into the United States and about the trauma that family separation inflicts on these children and their families and how wrong and, frankly un-American that is," said Shannon McClain, a marketing specialist from New York who has helped coordinate the campaign.
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The new diagnosis, which was first reported by TSN, a Canadian broadcaster, will also shine a light on the N.H.L., whose commissioner, Gary Bettman, pointed to Ewen's first test to cast doubt on the links between C.T.E. and the sport of hockey and to fend off lawsuits from former players who said the N.H.L. had misled them about the dangers of the sport.
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To that end, 44 U.S. senators, 70 investing endowed foundations, the founder of the largest mutual fund in the country, a bipartisan group of former chairs and members of the SEC, five state treasurers, pension funds, securities lawyers and a historic 1.2 million retail investors have all asked the SEC to shine a light on unlimited corporate political spending by requiring disclosure.
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"These protests will shine a light on the difference between investors who make billions, and drivers who make less than minimum wage, putting in countless hours and watching their cars depreciate in value every additional mile they drive," said Gig Workers Rising, an organizing group behind the driver strike dubbed "Deactivate Uber Billionaires," in a tweet about the planned protests.
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The greater importance of the ruling — which was based in part on a trove of documents smuggled out of Syria by defectors that also implicate the al-Assad regime in innumerable crimes against humanity — is to shine a light on the dangers journalists face around the world not only from the violence they cover but also from autocratic rulers who would silence them.
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So I really wanted to help shine a light on that and let other people know that, yes, this is a reality for over 30% of people in our country [editor's note: According to RAINN, only about one in three cases of sexual assault are reported to the police], and that if we're not talking about it, it doesn't mean that it's not happening.
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The Pope's visit to the border city was a strategic one, planned to shine a light on the ongoing flow of migrants from Mexico and elsewhere in Central America into the U.S. Before it began, Francis made a statement by walking a ramp to a large cross along the border at the Rio Grande River, a memorial for those who have died crossing it.
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Campaigners could use the story of Beckham's rejection as a way to shine a light on the scheme he was engaged in – which is called the "Ingenious Media scheme" and is used to fund movies and reduce investors' personal tax liability – and ultimately call on the government to outlaw it altogether, starting with a pledge drive where celebrities agree not to engage in it.
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I have a background in law, so I knew some of the obstacles she would be facing and we thought, "What a wonderful opportunity to try to address questions that he had at the end of part 1," [and to] shine a light on a lesser-known part of the system and to do it with Kathleen, who we anticipated would be a very compelling character to follow and work with.
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Atomico, the 22012-year-old European venture firm, has released the third edition of its State of European Tech report in an effort to shine a light on what's happening in Europe, and it's full of interesting data, beginning with the fact that 22017 has been a record year for Europe, with more than $220 billion invested in regional startups, a huge jump from last year, when $220.
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"I think it would be fair to say that he taught all of us that intent and courage and fearlessness and freedom are the aspects of playing make-believe that spark the corners of the room where the dark is most impenetrable; to shine a light on those corners within ourselves is the very reason we go back time and again to Movies, TV shows and Theatre," Moyer wrote.
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One thing I've always said when talking about the site when I'm asked about whether there are any political or ideological aspects to it, or if I'm trying to shine a light on police brutality, is yes I am, but what I also find interesting about it is if you listen to just the recordings of police officer-involved shootings or riots, then you'll get a perspective that is one-way.
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We kick it off with a fascinating piece on the future of brain-controlled computers and will continue throughout the fall with pieces that shine a light on major innovations shaping the world around us, including space travel, internet freedom, the ethics of genome editing, the future of transportation, the wild frontiers of virtual reality, robotics and artificial intelligence and, just maybe, some inside information on how humans will speak to aliens.
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I spoke out about Disney in spite of the fact that I am well aware that Bob Iger is by far not the worst offender as far as excessive compensation goes, but because I want to bring attention to the issue of inequality more broadly and to shine a light on all that we have gradually allowed ourselves to become accustomed to in the name of this fundamentalist version of capitalism we currently practice.
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What we do need, though, maybe, are records that take what lies at the heart of "Control", the very basic idea that "hey, maybe it would be good if the world we lived in wasn't so ruthlessly, breathtakingly unequal," and critique it, shine a light on it, make it something a bit more than the sound of a neutered punk rocker bellowing orders are orders are orders are orders like a particularly pissed off Sears worker.
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The House Ways and Means Committee on Thursday advanced legislation to cement the individual tax changes in President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's tax law as House Republicans seek to shine a light on their biggest recent legislative accomplishment ahead of the midterm elections.
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"Growing up, all I saw was my parents trying to be the best people they could be, and people coming to them for wisdom, coming to them for guidance, and them not putting themselves on a pedestal, but literally being face-to-face with these people and saying, 'I'm no better than you, but the fact that you're coming to me to reach some sort of enlightenment or to shine a light on something, that makes me feel love and gratitude for you,' " she said at the time.
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"Growing up, all I saw was my parents trying to be the best people they could be, and people coming to them for wisdom, coming to them for guidance, and them not putting themselves on a pedestal, but literally being face-to-face with these people and saying, 'I'm no better than you, but the fact that you're coming to me to reach some sort of enlightenment or to shine a light on something, that makes me feel love and gratitude for you," Willow Smith told Interview at the time.
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Kelly, 46, tweeted a clip from the Sunday Night with Megyn Kelly interview over the weekend, teasing the sit-down, which is set to air June 18 While the clip — and a corresponding promotional selfie of Kelly and Jones wearing sunglasses in a car — were met with widespread criticism and outrage, Kelly defended her decision to host Jones in a tweet —saying that it was her job as a journalist to "shine a light" on Jones, who had been praised by President Donald Trump in the past (Infowars has been given a White House press credential as well).
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