LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Sovereign wealth investors are sounding the alarm.
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Third, Lee said that the technicals are sounding the alarm.
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And he has been sounding the alarm for some time.
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Some meteorologists are already sounding the alarm for mainland China.
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Australia's central bank is sounding the alarm on Chinese debt.
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Neighborhood residents, led by Mr. Armstrong, are sounding the alarm.
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But some retailers and apparel companies are sounding the alarm bells.
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Shareholders are sounding the alarm that their business plan is unsustainable.
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Experts have been sounding the alarm for years, with little progress.
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This year, Republicans are sounding the alarm over higher Democratic turnout.
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Keep sounding the alarm — and consider your complaints a public service.
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CAPA isn't the only party sounding the alarm about potential bankruptcies.
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He's not the only one on Wall Street sounding the alarm.
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That's the thing that the whistleblower was sounding the alarm on.
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Others, led by Yudkowsky and the Rationalists, are sounding the alarm.
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Elizabeth Warren have already begun sounding the alarm on this subject.
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"We are sounding the alarm," said Michel Sidibé, executive director of UNAIDS.
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Now, we&aposve been sounding the alarm about Peter Strzok for months.
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Senate Republicans who support protections for DREAMers were sounding the alarm Friday.
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People have been sounding the alarm about faulty forensic science for years.
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The study's lead author, Prashant Kumar, is serious about sounding the alarm.
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Back in 2007, Hoekstra and other experts were already sounding the alarm.
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"We are sounding the alarm," said Michel Sidibe, executive director of UNAIDS.
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Climate wonks have been sounding the alarm about it lately — see, e.g.
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But other Democratic leaders aren't sounding the alarm on Pelosi just yet.
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Could this be the bond market sounding the alarm on the economy?
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This is a play about affirmation and communion and sounding the alarm.
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The Democrats have room to grow, but Republicans aren't sounding the alarm.
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Investment dries up Economists are also sounding the alarm over reduced investment.
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"I began sounding the alarm bells about Manafort in 2014," Chalupa said.
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Even some of Mr. Trump's own supporters are sounding the alarm bells.
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We are certainly not alone in sounding the alarm bell over ISDS. Sens.
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Chuck Schumer, Bernie Sanders and Mark Warner were among those sounding the alarm.
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For now he is focused on sounding the alarm about America's shrinking politics.
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There's a reason why the Sanders team is sounding the alarm bells here.
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Black lawmakers aren't the only ones sounding the alarm about Amazon's Rekognition technology.
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Go deeper ... Read an excerpt ... Here's some video of Ian sounding the alarm.
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If he's sounding the alarm, Facebook may be in serious trouble with Congress.
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I think that's something they're sort of sounding the alarm on, rightly so.
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"We've been sounding the alarm on this for a while now," she said.
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Cramer recommended the stock in 2014, but regrets not sounding the alarm since then.
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And who was it that was sounding the alarm about all of those scandals?
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Geopolitical experts are also sounding the alarm on the state of America's international partnerships.
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Instead, Gates is sounding the alarm about discord over how to solve the problem.
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Instead, you were sounding the alarm bells well before the sinking of the economy.
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A small but hopeful cadre of policymakers and budget experts is sounding the alarm.
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It was a drubbing that left BBC commentators like John McEnroe sounding the alarm.
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The porn performers I talked to started sounding the alarm on Twitter last week.
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Democrats, meanwhile, are sounding the alarm against the possibility of a national emergency declaration.
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And now you are sounding the alarm and are asking me to step up.
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Already, health insurance commissioners in both red and blue states are sounding the alarm.
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Democrats spent years sounding the alarm on "dark money" as groups pummeled their senators.
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Sounding the alarm on global warming decades before others started paying attention to it?
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Angelina Jolie is sounding the alarm ... all is not well in the money department.
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Sounding the alarm, however, isn't that easy to do—especially in the time frame required.
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A top Air Force general is sounding the alarm about the service's size and readiness.
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And some tech investors like Mr. Gurley, the venture capitalist, are still sounding the alarm.
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For months now, the critics and naysayers have been sounding the alarm on the NFL.
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But for years, industry figures have been sounding the alarm about just such a scenario.
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Washington Republicans, including those close to McConnell, have been sounding the alarm on Blankenship's candidacy.
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And yet, Francis is not sounding the alarm or calling the faithful to the ramparts.
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President Trump is sounding the alarm by disputing CNN polls and warning of potential illegal voting.
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It began with a surge of white women sounding the alarm on Hollywood's toxic rape culture.
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Surprisingly, one of the people sounding the alarm is the mayor of London himself, Sadiq Khan.
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Truckers have for months been sounding the alarm about a "bloodbath" in their $800 billion industry.
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Southwest was one of the airlines sounding the alarm when it reported fourth-quarter earnings Thursday.
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Already, public interest groups and politicians alike are sounding the alarm about potential harms to consumers.
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As long as Trump's Iran policy continues along this trajectory, Europeans will continue sounding the alarm.
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Transit leaders had been sounding the alarm for months over the need for a fare increase.
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The CEO of the largest American bank is sounding the alarm about the country's crumbling infrastructure.
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May, saying that they need more certainty, with firms including Airbus and BMW sounding the alarm.
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The Government Accountability Office, Congress's watchdog, has been sounding the alarm for years, to little effect.
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But safety advocates are sounding the alarm, fearing the changes could make the skies less safe.
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"He is certainly sounding the alarm, but the situation now is totally different from 2011," Tonouchi said.
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Domain registrars and internet activists are sounding the alarm over the new deal between ICANN and the .
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Now, police in Calgary are sounding the alarm over an increase in calls related to domestic abuse.
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Press freedom groups have been sounding the alarm about the campaign of violence against writers in Bangladesh.
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A number of police forces have been sounding the alarm over illicit fentanyl getting through Canada's borders.
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One of Facebook's most prominent critics is now sounding the alarm about the social network's cryptocurrency plans.
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At the 2014 festival, he and his wife hosted a screening of the documentary Sounding the Alarm.
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" Pennsylvania Republicans don't low energy Barletta Senate campaign - WashEx : "Senior Republicans are sounding the alarm about Rep.
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And with chances slim that Moscow will meet U.S. the demands, some experts are sounding the alarm.
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And so are all the Michiganders and the Wisconsinites who have been sounding the alarm for years.
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Their work has been effective in raising awareness, but sounding the alarm may not be enough anymore.
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"We are sounding the alarm to remind people - come to your senses, check your equipment," he said.
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Divorce negotiations between the UK and EU are moving slowly, and many industries are sounding the alarm.
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In New Jersey, we're sounding the alarm over Big Pharma CEO Bob Hugin's run for the Senate.
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Similar to a recent trip to Latin America, Tillerson is sounding the alarm over China's growing influence.
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The big picture: More voices are sounding the alarm on waste finding its way into our oceans.
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Bond investors, always good for a coldblooded appraisal of a country's solvency, have been sounding the alarm.
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McCain isn't alone in sounding the alarm about Trump's sustained attacks on the press this week. Sen.
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All agreed that he should instead be sounding the alarm about the possibility of big Democratic gains.
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At the same time, we were in this environment where Trump was sounding the alarm on China.
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During the Barack Obama administration, Republicans spent eight years sounding the alarm on our nation's fiscal state.
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I'm sounding the alarm because his words are dangerous and having real-world consequences around the globe.
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In December, 40 U.S. senators signed a letter sounding the alarm about this odious, anti-transparency rider.
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The former defense secretary is spending his twilight years sounding the alarm with his 29-year-old granddaughter.
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Federal data proved anecdotal reports from parents and teachers sounding the alarm about teens using Juul were accurate.
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Security experts have been sounding the alarm for some time that electronic medical devices are vulnerable to tampering.
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For all its focus on sounding the alarm, Aerochromics doesn't offer any suggestion of what to do after.
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In the 1970s, the best scientists at companies like Exxon Mobil were sounding the alarm about climate change.
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For Goop, it's really an exploration or sort of sounding the alarm for women about not feeling well.
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"I started sounding the alarm pretty early," Sharon Wilson, who once worked in the energy industry, told me.
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Democrats quickly began sounding the alarm bell, trying to rally supporters of the law for yet another counteroffensive.
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In Washington, trade associations like Digital Content Next have been sounding the alarm on these issues for years.
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Representative Mike Doyle, a Democrat of Pennsylvania, accused Republicans of sounding the alarm of bias for political gain.
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Patients, doctors, and health care providers have been sounding the alarm for weeks about the shortage of tests.
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To hear defenders explain it, though, retailers who have been sounding the alarm are simply wrong or overreacting.
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And I feel like there were a lot of people that were sounding the alarm on the possibility.
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Late last year, Republicans around Trump began sounding the alarm that they weren't prepared for the upcoming election.
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Around that same time, the World Health Organization began sounding the alarm about the growing global obesity epidemic.
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McKibben has been sounding the alarm the loudest on climate change as the biggest issue facing the planet.
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He's disgusted that Jamie has killed his clansman, but agrees to give him two hours before sounding the alarm.
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The death of a doctor who was censored for sounding the alarm about the coronavirus has enraged Chinese citizens.
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Scientists, who have been sounding the alarm about our warming world, are beholden to the standards of their profession.
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Mr Goodfriend has for years called for higher rates, prematurely sounding the alarm about inflation as early as 2010.
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One of the most accurate Wall Street market forecasters is sounding the alarm on one group of technology stocks.
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A member of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) is sounding the alarm over the new changes floated by Rep.
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Scott Walker, who has been sounding the alarm about a blue wave for months, faces a tough Democratic challenger.
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Republicans aren't sounding the alarm yet, believing their voters will come home for Trump when it matters the most.
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Then, in addition to sounding the alarm, the system will alert a call center if it detects suspicious activity.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has been sounding the alarm about an expected shortage of hospital beds and ventilators.
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Republicans like Stevens aren't sounding the alarm on an emerging moral crisis—they're fighting back a public relations nightmare.
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Li, who was 34, had been censored after sounding the alarm about the coronavirus to fellow medical-school alumni.
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Source: Barclays But Barclays wasn't alone in sounding the alarm on manufacturing companies in light of Trump's tariff decision.
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New York (CNN Business)Economists are sounding the alarm about a potential recession in the not-too-distant future.
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Go deeper: As climate change worsens, nuclear plants face closure Bill Gates new crusade: Sounding the alarm on climate change
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The study joins a small but growing group of similar research sounding the alarm about so called "BPA-free" alternatives.
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Eight years ago, still basking in the glow of our first social media-infused election, some were sounding the alarm.
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Like a space-age Paul Revere, General William Shelton, Hyten's immediate predecessor at Space Command, has been sounding the alarm.
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Clinton, the Democratic nominee, has spent much of her campaign sounding the alarm over the prospect of a President Trump.
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Other immigrant rights groups are also sounding the alarm, using the hashtag #FreeThemAll to advocate that detained migrants be released.
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Leaders like New York Governor Andrew Cuomo have been sounding the alarm and a number of businesses are already responding.
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Our house is on fire and indigenous people have been sounding the alarm ---- are we ready to answer the call?
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Below is a guide to some of the indicators that have historically done the best job of sounding the alarm.
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But without the line of credit, IgnitionOne was burning cash, leading management to start sounding the alarm in recent months.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) joined other regulators sounding the alarm on "pump-and-dump" cryptocurrency investing schemes.
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As cases mount daily, American health professionals are sounding the alarm—there may not be enough ventilators to go around.
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And that setback hasn't stopped some of these same border states from sounding the alarm about a flood of Colorado ganja.
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Companies may be sounding the alarm on global growth, but Honeywell CEO Darius Adamczyk says things are actually looking pretty good.
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With the announcement of Kennedy's retirement and now Kavanaugh's nomination, abortion rights watchers have been sounding the alarm that Roe v.
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The government's decision to close Manus was welcomed by human rights advocates, who have been sounding the alarm over the system.
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Veteran strategist Ned Riley, who's known for warning investors during the dot-com boom, isn't sounding the alarm this time around.
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The veteran strategist known for navigating investors during the dot-com boom and bust isn't sounding the alarm this time around.
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With people becoming more and more internet-dependent, U.S. officials are increasingly sounding the alarm over the potential for Chinese spying.
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Democrats and environmentalists are sounding the alarm following a decision by the Trump administration to scale back research on bee populations.
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Anti-hunger advocates credit students with both sounding the alarm about hunger on campus and in some cases offering ingenious solutions.
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It's important to remember that any government actively exploiting SS7 for surveillance purposes might drag their feet in sounding the alarm.
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Industry groups have been sounding the alarm with the Trump administration about possible shortages in supplies for several days, even weeks.
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She was already sounding the alarm about the lack of information-sharing between tech platforms and independent researchers and the government.
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While some believe the multi-billion-dollar industry is poised for another round of explosive growth, others are sounding the alarm.
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Boeing is sounding the alarm and pleading with Washington for a $60 billion bailout for the company and its aerospace suppliers.
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Around the globe, young people are sounding the alarm on climate change and environmental issues by organizing rallies and confronting policymakers.
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Fox News opinion host Laura Ingraham is sounding the alarm over the growing criticism against Environmental Protection Agency administrator Scott Pruitt.
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Local authorities there are sounding the alarm over difficulties with relying on naloxone to prevent and reverse these types of opioid overdoses.
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However, Goldman is sounding the alarm on their "lofty" valuations as well as investor's overoptimism toward the antitrust probe on Big Tech.
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It still isn't wildly sounding the alarm now, but it's becoming obvious that the company downplayed its struggles to fix the flaws.
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Chinese officials are sounding the alarm over "gray rhinos," slow-moving but obvious economic risks that are ignored until it's too late.
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"The more people sounding the alarm, the more likely the F.D.A. will take the problem seriously and take action," Dr. Eggleston said.
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For months, employers around the country have been sounding the alarm about the Department of Labor's new regulation to expand overtime pay.
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The federal government has been sounding the alarm that the increasing popularity of e-cigarettes among teenagers may lead to tobacco use.
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Carter's approach to hiring is an example of de-emphasizing "culture fit," as management experts begin sounding the alarm on this practice.
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FedEx is officially sounding the alarm bells on Amazon after years of laughing off the retail giant's rapidly building package-delivery empire
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Trump loves to brag about his law-and-order bona fides, sounding the alarm about allegedly dangerous immigrants in the United States.
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Wilson wasn't the only Florida legislator sounding the alarm after Irma about what might happen if senior facilities continued operating without power.
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Democrats are already sounding the alarm about Tillerson's ties to Putin, though they've stopped short of pledging to outright block his nomination.
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State officials and hospitals have also been sounding the alarm about projected shortages of hospital beds to deal with critical coronavirus cases.
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Half a dozen other candidates have released climate change plans, trying to balance sounding the alarm with expressing optimism about possible solutions.
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Businesses have been sounding the alarm over Britain's impending departure from the European Union ever since its approval in a 2016 referendum.
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Mayors, county executives and governors are sounding the alarm, and struggling for the right response, as the toll of the virus grows.
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Although public health advocates have been sounding the alarm on condom use for the last decade, their calls have gone largely unheeded.
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Nationally, health experts and tribal leaders are sounding the alarm that Native Americans are particularly vulnerable to the spread of COVID-19.
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Health Crises Hit Vulnerable Populations the Hardest Experts have been sounding the alarm on the financial vulnerability of American households for years.
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The top analyst on General Electric is sounding the alarm that he might have been wrong about the embattled industrial company's turnaround.
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For at least a decade, the media has been sounding the alarm about the crumbling infrastructure and financial mismanagement of Puerto Rico.
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While Biden is seen as the leading voice in the middle, other Democrats are sounding the alarm with far more urgency. Sen.
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Jerry Brown has been sounding the alarm about the risks of nuclear weapons since his first term as governor in the 1970s.
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That potentially very lucrative license has Sanders sounding the alarm, because Sanofi allegedly refuses to agree to price the potential vaccine fairly.
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Mr. Rubio has also been sounding the alarm over the kind of catastrophic damage he envisions Mr. Trump doing to the Republican Party.
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But in recent months, civil liberties groups have also been sounding the alarm over how facial-recognitions systems are used by law enforcement.
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Donald Trump, or his ghostwriter, is sounding the alarm: Democrats have become dangerously radical leftists who want to impose authoritarian socialism on you.
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Despite the seemingly unstoppable rally, Worth, who has been calling the end to the bull market for some time, is sounding the alarm.
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Bond markets have been sounding the alarm, as long-term interest rates sink below short-term ones, often a harbinger of a downturn.
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Political theorists like Yascha Mounk have been sounding the alarm for months, saying we're in the midst of a decline in liberal democracies.
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John Cornyn in 2014, said "we were sounding the alarm bells even back then" about the potential for Texas to get more competitive.
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Some liberals are already sounding the alarm about the confrontation between the Supreme Court and the executive and legislative branches that would result.
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As we speak, some lawmakers now are rightly sounding the alarm, warning the inspector general is facing pressure to slow roll his findings.
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One Republican strategist close to McConnell said the GOP leader was sounding the alarm to party faithful not to take anything for granted.
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CSX, one of the US's largest railroads, is sounding the alarm on after a stuttering economy wreaked havoc on its second quarter performance.
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Trump has spent the last few days sounding the alarm on Twitter about claims that an FBI informant was embedded within his campaign.
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Housing industry experts are sounding the alarm over the increasingly dire financial situation of the federal mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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Shortly after Trump made his statement, military and national-security experts began sounding the alarm that the president likely tweeted out classified intelligence.
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BEE CONCERNED: Democrats and environmentalists are sounding the alarm following a decision by the Trump administration to scale back research on bee populations.
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Child health experts have been sounding the alarm about the harm that we are doing to children by separating them from their families.
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Haley has been sounding the alarm on North Korea's nuclear ambitions since becoming the United States' envoy to the U.N. earlier this year.
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After a virus was created from mail-order DNA, scientists are sounding the alarm about the genetic tinkering in garages and living rooms.
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Jerry Brown, the former governor of California and now the executive chairman of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, is sounding the alarm.
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Many of these authorities have been sounding the alarm that Apple's iPhones, which use encryption, are counterproductive to investigations because information cannot be accessed.
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Danny Saenz, 57, woke up at 2:30 am on Monday morning to begin sounding the alarm against the latest effort to repeal Obamacare.
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House Democrats who know a thing or two about winning in the most competitive parts of the country are sounding the alarm about Sen.
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Limiting the top speed of vehicles is sure to appeal to some safety advocates who have been sounding the alarm about rising traffic fatalities.
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To the extent "The Morning Show" is Apple's way of sounding the alarm for its new service, feel safe to hit the "snooze" button.
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So yes, I am sort of sounding the alarm, and I think Democrats have to recognize the urgency of the moment and act accordingly.
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Coats, a former Republican senator, and other top intelligence officials have been sounding the alarm over Russian meddling for more than a year now.
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Senate Democrats are sounding the alarm on President Trump's nominee to head the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), calling the pick a "dangerous" choice.
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The first IPCC report in 1990 sounding the alarm over global warming gives us some actual experience with the accuracy of its climate modelling.
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"Experts are sounding the alarm about Chinese efforts to gain political power and influence policy decisions ... It's just getting started," she told the audience.
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But for the most part, conservative media has been sounding the alarm about the need for the party to banish Fuentes and his followers.
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New York (CNN Business)When the Federal Reserve slashed interest rates to zero Sunday night, the central bank was clearly sounding the alarm bell.
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Public health groups have been sounding the alarm for years about how the food industry's liberal use of sodium is harmful to our health.
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Trilobites Conservationists have been sounding the alarm over invasive species for years, warning of the damage they can cause to habitats and native animals.
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This is an untenable position, especially in a moment when the F.B.I. is sounding the alarm about the spike in hate crimes against Jews.
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If this were the result of a new virus or a side effect of a medication, the medical profession would be sounding the alarm.
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A major national committee dedicated to electing Republicans in the Senate is apparently sounding the alarm to donors about the race for Texas Sen.
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Now many mental health experts are sounding the alarm, claiming that benzodiazepine addiction is an epidemic as frightening and serious as the opioid crisis.
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But a sense of foreboding also hung over the meeting, with network leaders and donors collectively sounding the alarm regarding the coming election cycle.
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In addition, the stock markets have been volatile since January and respected analysts have begun sounding the alarm about the "epic bubble" soon bursting.
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They have an argument about brainwashing, and then there's a montage of Catherine doing the daytime TV circuit, sounding the alarm about the cult.
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Kremlin critics were sounding the alarm ahead of the vote, recounting what they believed were Russian abuses of the arrest warrant system in previous years.
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Now the UN World Food Programme and nongovernmental organizations are sounding the alarm, warning that more than a million children are suffering from acute malnutrition.
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Civil rights activists and technologists have been sounding the alarm over inaccuracies and concerns that the tech only serves to entrench already existing societal biases.
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All of these statistics are not just alarming, they are sounding the alarm bells for the real estate investment sector, because it is most vulnerable.
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Gottlieb has been sounding the alarm about illegal pharmacies, and this spring asked tech giants to do more to remove them from their search results.
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Lawmakers are sounding the alarm over the vulnerability of sensitive taxpayer data as the Internal Revenue Service's deadline for the 2017 tax filing season looms.
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Clear-eyed observers have been sounding the alarm for years that the level of debt within China's financial system has been rising at alarming rates.
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"Experts are sounding the alarm about Chinese efforts to gain political power and influence policy decisions," she said during a speech in Auckland Monday night.
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Lawmakers and experts are sounding the alarm about "deepfakes," forged videos that look remarkably real, warning they will be the next phase in disinformation campaigns.
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In today's environment, an inverted yield curve and a raging trade war have influential financial personalities and institutions sounding the alarm on a possible recession.
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House Republicans are sounding the alarm over a proposed Environmental Protection Agency rule on carbon dioxide emissions that they fear would cripple the racing industry.
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With the number of pedestrians struck and killed by vehicles in the U.S. climbing to a 28-year high, safety regulators are sounding the alarm.
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While Beijing is courting the European Union for support in a trade war, European officials are sounding the alarm on China's ambitions in their countries.
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Representative Mike Doyle, a Democrat of Pennsylvania, accused Representative Kevin McCarthy, the majority leader, of sounding the alarm of anti-conservative bias for political gains.
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After a virus was created from mail-order DNA, scientists are sounding the alarm about the genetic tinkering carried out in garages and living rooms.
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Bloomberg's campaign is sounding the alarm on Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist, ahead of Super Tuesday, March 3, when 14 states hold their primaries.
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Here's why As a growing number of states legalize cannabis, officials are sounding the alarm for technology that can quickly determine when drivers are stoned.
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Republicans have spent decades sounding the alarm about the growing deficit and national debt, which they say will eventually lead to the nation's economic demise.
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But it could become the kind of rhetorical touchstone of his re-election campaign that sounding the alarm about "criminal illegal aliens" was in 26.
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Now political scientists who study authoritarian states and elections are sounding the alarm, warning that this kind of rhetoric imperils the health of American democracy.
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Congressional investigators are already sounding the alarm that they believe Don Jr. wasn't entirely honest with them when he testified under oath on the Hill.
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The CEO of Adidas is sounding the alarm about Brexit's impact on European consumers where the German sportswear maker does nearly a third of its business.
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SOUNDING THE ALARM Uneasy about the deals with Rizzi Comercio, Masiero on January 20, 2010, notified Philips' global compliance team in Amsterdam through an email hotline.
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Why it matters: These Democrats are sounding the alarm that swing voters know and dislike socialism, warning it could cost them the House and the presidency.
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And even though the current outbreak hasn't touched nearly as many people, health officials on the ground are sounding the alarm to get more international attention.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — Rival campaigns are sounding the alarm that Bernie Sanders could be planning to claim victory on Monday night — before the caucuses are concluded.
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Rising tensions between Pyongyang and Washington are sounding the alarm about the dangers of mistakes or miscalculation on both sides, which could lead to military action.
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Paul Manafort's prosecution was a wake-up call for Washington lobbyists, and Craig's indictment is sounding the alarm for attorneys in a town full of them.
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The Facebook CEO has been sounding the alarm against TikTok, criticizing the platform for censoring its users and scrubbing content that might displease the Chinese government.
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As Americans' appetite for new cars continues unabated, an advocacy group is sounding the alarm over the growing level of auto debt carried by U.S. consumers.
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I'm not sounding the alarm over a $250-million acquisition, but it is worth examining how consolidation in the private transportation sector will affect the public.
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And in earning calls last week, U.S. retailers "were sounding the alarm" about yet another escalation of tariffs threatened by President Trump, reports Axios' Courtenay Brown.
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Democrats have been sounding the alarm about Whitaker, who repeatedly echoed Trump's criticisms of special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe before he joined the Justice Department.
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Add a new NBER working paper from Stanford environmental researcher Sam Heft-Neal and colleagues to the pile of research sounding the alarm on air pollution.
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But now, the workplace safety inspector who investigated the worker's death is sounding the alarm on the company's poor track record on safety in its warehouses.
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After sounding the alarm on just how "abnormal" the Trump presidency is, liberals will quickly return to tearing into "normal" Republicans like Mr. Pence as well.
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The travel community is sounding the alarm over the potential expansion of a policy banning laptops in the cabins of certain flights to the United States.
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The manufacturing and steel industry is sounding the alarm over a provision in an Interior Department spending bill that would weaken so-called Buy America rules.
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"While President Trump continues to ignore the threat of climate change, his own administration is sounding the alarm," said Abigail Dillen, president of environmental group Earthjustice.
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But Western governments are sounding the alarm over Huawei's core telecommunications business, due to concerns its equipment contains flaws that enable spying by the Chinese government.
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Though the Russian leader resists sounding the alarm, the audience is nonetheless convinced that if nothing changes in the coming months, the Big War could be imminent.
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Against this growing support, Sessions was a vocal supporter of the war on drugs, sounding the alarm on marijuana long before he took the attorney general position.
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Instead, he's emerged as a gadfly, loudly and publicly sounding the alarm on what he sees as the country's troubling descent into authoritarianism under President Donald Trump.
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The Republican Party had been sounding the alarm bells in this district since it became clear that Sessions may have been on the verge of being upset.
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British officials have been sounding the alarm over the involvement of the Chinese firm Huawei in 5G mobile networks; Japan barred Huawei from official contracts in December.
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Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus bacteria / CDC / Jeff Hageman, M.H.S. / Janice Haney CarrFor the past several years, doctors have been sounding the alarm about the overuse of antibiotics.
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Scientists are sounding the alarm more urgently and people have noticed—22% of Americans polled by Yale University late last year said that climate change is real.
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On August 12, meteorologists began sounding the alarm that a low-pressure weather system would deliver about 0003 inches of water to communities on the Louisiana coast.
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Seventeen of these groups, last year, signed a joint declaration on climate change and health, sounding the alarm on the effects climate change has on our health.
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Transit advocates are sounding the alarm over the impact of President Trump's proposed budget cuts, saying they would jeopardize $85033 billion worth of planned public transportation projects.
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Combating them effectively has less to do with sounding the alarm than with taking up a broader fight for economic equality and for robust, democratic social institutions.
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Within the last year alone, we've seen nontraditional leaders emerge across all sectors calling out injustices, sounding the alarm on climate change, and demanding action and mobilization.
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And don't forget that Trump's unlikely road from reality TV to the White House is lined with the political skeletons of eminent Republicans urgently sounding the alarm.
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Local officials and others on the ground were already sounding the alarm and critics were calling attention to an all-too-slow pace of the recovery efforts.
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While the impact remains unclear, some regulators are sounding the alarm: The European Aviation Safety Agency recommended companies suspend buying Kobe Steel products as Japanese authorities investigate.
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Sounding the alarm In response to international reports, the CDC issued an alert in June to see whether C. auris might be present in the United States.
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Everyone from senior Defense Department officials to the United Nations has been sounding the alarm lately that ISIS is a whole lot stronger than we'd previously thought.
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Anti-abortion groups are sounding the alarm over an ObamaCare funding bill, urging lawmakers to vote against it because they say it doesn't contain "pro-life" protections.
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Those affected by the epidemic are desperately seeking a way out of this epidemic and it is a positive sign that the Administration is sounding the alarm.
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Ray Dalio has been sounding the alarm about income inequality, and a new ranking of top hedge fund managers demonstrates that he knows what he's talking about.
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Across the board, trucking executives are sounding the alarm on how coronavirus will affect their business, according to the Bank of American Truck Shipper Survey released Friday.
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Advocates are sounding the alarm over online scams that leave senior citizens particularly vulnerable, urging lawmakers and administration officials to take more steps to protect unsuspecting Americans.
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All this week mental health professionals are sounding the alarm about this crisis, drawing attention to the warning signs that someone you love may be at risk.
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It has been among a group of Pacific nations sounding the alarm over climate change in recent years but has run up against resistance from nearby Australia.
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With other municipalities, the office formed a task force to study the epidemic as it evolved in Cleveland and the surrounding areas and began sounding the alarm.
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That&aposs why, as reports from the conference seem to indicate, Wall Street Davos is not actively sounding the alarm for free-market capitalism for the moment.
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The gas shortages are also now being felt in southern China, where local governments are sounding the alarm, and some companies are closing down or slowing production.
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In the final year of the hottest decade on record, climate emergency declarations have grown in scale from individual cities to an entire continent sounding the alarm.
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This large, long-term study is yet another in a growing list of research that is sounding the alarm on our love affair with carbonated soft drinks.
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The Massachusetts senator has been sounding the alarm about the dangers of concentration throughout the economy for years, including in old-school sectors like agriculture and insurance.
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The stock market could be "headed for big trouble on the earnings front" next year because of plans to hike interest rates , and Cramer is sounding the alarm.
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That included a stint for then Vice President Al Gore when he was "sounding the alarm around climate change at a time when nobody was listening," Cherny said.
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They added that the RBA "is perfectly justified in sounding the alarm at this point" with household debt in Australia and Canada among the highest in the world.
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Democrats began sounding the alarm when Trump nominated Tillerson, the CEO of ExxonMobil who was awarded the Russian Order of Friendship in 2013, to be secretary of state.
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Vanguard, which manages roughly $22009 trillion in assets and is a proponent of long-term investing, isn't sounding the alarm bells to scare investors out of the market.
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This week, a post from Sequoia Capital sounding the alarm of the coronavirus's impact on businesses is reaching far corners of tech communities around the world, including China.
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Wearing a Navy cap, Florida's governor, Rick Scott, stood before a bank of microphones as the storm crept closer, sounding the alarm in brutally direct sound bites: Evacuate.
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"A lot of what has happened has been driven by outside pressure," like public health labs sounding the alarm that they were unable to perform the CDC's tests.
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Gates is sounding the alarm to world leaders to try to help slow the spread of the virus, calling on developed countries to help less wealthy nations prepare.
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MORTGAGE GIANTS HEADED FOR CRISIS: Housing industry experts are sounding the alarm over the increasingly dire financial situation of the federal mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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Whistleblower doctor Li Wenliang, who was censored after sounding the alarm about the coronavirus, has died in WuhanThe US has confirmed 12 cases of the coronavirus across 6 states.
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But now, with some members of Congress sounding the alarm and regulators in Europe preparing to enforce general data privacy laws, those companies may have to be more reactive.
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One of the country's most intriguing billionaire philanthropists is sounding the alarm about a highly controversial tax loophole that has advantaged his class of donors over the last decade.
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Where Rieff is most thought-provoking in the end is in intuiting a monumental change in our culture, and sounding the alarm about where this change has been leading.
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Joe Kennedy III (D-MA), who delivered a rousing speech at an auto-body shop in a Massachusetts technical school, sounding the alarm about America's deepening divisions under Trump.
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Cooper on Wednesday night went off on Johnson for "sounding the alarm" on the FBI texts and calling it evidence of bias in the Justice Department investigation in January.
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A new government report is sounding the alarm to Congress about a looming retirement crisis if nothing is done to fix existing roadblocks to financial security for many Americans.
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"I don't care if anyone says I'm sounding the alarm, I'm happy to sound the alarm, we have a very serious water issue in this country," Brockovich told Hill.
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But to the CEOs of Bank of America and Blackstone, they're anything but normal — and the two are sounding the alarm on the economic alchemy they see taking place.
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Sounding the alarm, Mr. Dalio said central banks and policy makers had run out of options to stimulate growth, adding that there was no precedent for today's global economy.
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Pollster Mallory Newall said in an interview that aired Friday on "What America's Thinking" that the West Coast is leading the charge in sounding the alarm on climate change.
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Democrats, sensing that protecting pre-existing condition provisions is a winning political issue, are sounding the alarm over a legal challenge from Texas and 19 other GOP-led states.
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Critics are sounding the alarm over new rules introduced by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) this week to give Americans more control over their health data.
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For Hursti, the challenge is striking a balance between sounding the alarm about these dangerous and destabilizing flaws so they can be fixed without the movement undermining voter confidence.
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Scientist have been sounding the alarm about global warming for decades, but the report hit a chord: Time is running out before serious and possibly irreversible effects are felt.
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Consumer advocates are sounding the alarm over the future of net neutrality with the Federal Communications Commission chairman poised to unveil his plan for rolling back the controversial rules.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)As a growing number of states legalize cannabis, health officials are increasingly sounding the alarm for technology that can quickly determine when drivers are stoned.
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State regulators are vigilant about stopping financial crimes, punishing criminals, and sounding the alarm about the scams and shady dealings that put Americans' savings and financial futures in jeopardy.
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Three health care workers have already died from the virus, including Li Wenliang, the doctor who was censored and punished by Chinese authorities for sounding the alarm about the virus.
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Besides serving as a scary dose of hindsight, these reports are a grim reminder that experts have been sounding the alarm about our nation's aging infrastructure for a long time.
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But as the measure kicks in, some religious leaders are sounding the alarm on what they say amounts to a 21 percent tax increase on churches and charities, McClatchy reported.
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That's led to someone sounding the alarm bells every time there are rumblings of a new Hitler emerging, to make sure it doesn't turn into what everyone is afraid of.
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Congressional Democrats are sounding the alarm on cuts to Medicare and Medicaid in the GOP budget (which the House will vote on tomorrow) to try to shoot the legislation down.
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Consumer groups are sounding the alarm about the legislation, warning that the provisions in the legislation to speed up the FDA's approval process would lower safety standards and endanger patients.
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"WEB-BASED CRIMINALITY" Police agencies "were not vocal enough" when policy makers and commercial businesses were discussing 5G technology, and De Bolle is sounding the alarm to avoid a repeat.
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Dr. Phil says it's time for people to start making sacrifices for the greater good because we're all in this together ... and he's sounding the alarm on the bad apples.
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Morgan Stanley is sounding the alarm on Amazon's logistics network for UPS, USPS, and FedEx — with a chilling estimate of up to $100 billion in revenue slashed from the giants
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Establishment Democrats are increasingly sounding the alarm amid Sanders's strong performances in the early-voting states of the 2020 primary, fearing he may be too liberal for the general election.
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On the one hand, the director of National Intelligence and The FBI director are sounding the alarm of China's overt attempts to influence and commit espionage through the Confucius Institutes.
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Because of these looming nightmares, experts on managed retreat have been sounding the alarm and pressing politicians and the public to anticipate all the intricacies of this climate adaptation strategy.
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Experts are sounding the alarm about new cyber activity from Iran, as hackers become more emboldened and skilled at carrying out surveillance operations and other attacks outside the country's borders.
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Trade and business associations in these rural states are sounding the alarm, warning that tariffs imposed by China could hurt key industries and have a negative impact on state economies.
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We're listening to the scientists, fishermen, economists, tribal leaders, and coastal communities all sounding the alarm bells on what's happening – and how much worse it will get if we're complacent.
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Last night, Benchmark VC Bill Gurley posted a 5,700-word piece sounding the alarm about the state of over-funded Silicon Valley companies and the investors who over-funded them.
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Seeking a second term, President Tsai Ing-wen has repeatedly urged the Hong Kong government to respect the people's will, while sounding the alarm over Beijing's "trap" to absorb Taiwan.
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A respected watchdog group on human rights is sounding the alarm: President Donald Trump poses an existential threat to American democracy, perhaps the greatest challenge it's seen in modern history.
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They did so because ACM activists cast themselves as so many Cassandras who had been sounding the alarm for the entire decade that Peoples Temple amassed the majority of its followers.
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Why it matters: It demonstrates the persistence of the partisan gulf on climate change at a time when scientists are increasingly sounding the alarm about the dangers of a warming planet.
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Letter To the Editor: Kudos to Alan Robock and Owen Brian Toon for re-sounding the alarm on nuclear winter ("Let's End the Peril of Nuclear Winter," Op-Ed, Feb. 11).
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Between the lines: National Security Adviser John Bolton and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo have been sounding the alarm about impending attacks from Iran and warning of "unrelenting force" if necessary.
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The Financial Supervision Commission (KFN) on Wednesday castigated Ralitsa Agayn, who resigned the previous day, for not sounding the alarm earlier on the possible adverse effects of Olympic's bankruptcy on Bulgarians.
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It wasn't the first time Huawei came under international fire: For years the US and its allies have been sounding the alarm on Huawei technologies having backdoors for Chinese government spying.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia — Engaged in a dispute with Beijing in the South China Sea and battling Australia over migrant boats, the Indonesian authorities are sounding the alarm over another pressing issue: Pokémon.
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Leading up to the midterm elections, the president painted the group as an imminent threat to national security, regularly sounding the alarm about their arrival on Twitter and at campaign rallies.
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"There are some tenacious men and women serving in the Marine Corps and the other services who are sounding the alarm and are leaning forward to fix these problems," he said.
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Dominique Moceanu is celebrating the bravery of her fellow Team USA gymnasts who helped bring Larry Nassar to justice ... years after she started sounding the alarm about abuse in the sport.
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Bon-Ton, for example, shuttered all seven of its department store brands in 2018 after failing to find a buyer post-bankruptcy, sounding the alarm for peers dangling by a thread.
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In late-January, as the coronavirus outbreak began to pick up steam in China and gain traction in other parts of Asia, analysts began sounding the alarm for the airline industry.
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Sounding the alarm US officials have been closely monitoring China's disinformation efforts and attempted to push back on the increasing number of false claims from Chinese officials over the last month.
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At the epicenter of the American coronavirus crisis, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is sounding the alarm: The federal government must intervene, or hospitals will run out of money.
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For at least two months, many of our country's most powerful leaders assured us that the novel coronavirus was a nonissue, even though experts knew otherwise and were sounding the alarm.
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Letter To the Editor: Thanks to Peggy Orenstein for sounding the alarm on the terrible toll chemical sunscreens wreak on oceans and reefs ("Sunscreen and the Sea," Sunday Review, Aug. 20).
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Scientists are increasingly sounding the alarm about the mostly negative, and at times catastrophic, impacts that climate change is already having and is likely to have in the decades to come.
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Doug Heye, a GOP strategist, said sounding the alarm on impeachment will likely be central to the White House's strategy in some House races this fall — but not all of them.
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The nation's largest trade group for health insurance companies is sounding the alarm on a proposal from the Trump administration that would expand the sale of plans that cover fewer services.
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" Esther's cousin, Mordecai, represents those "directly affected by immigration issue, sounding the alarm," and Queen Esther is "all of us who could potentially hide behind our privilege but are indeed affected.
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Before the fourth quarter was even over, traditional retailers were sounding the alarm about the negative impact that the unseasonably warm holiday season in the Eastern U.S. would have on their businesses.
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Arms control advocates have been sounding the alarm on New START since Trump withdrew last year from a separate arms pact with Russia known as the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty.
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Environmentalists have been sounding the alarm on this crisis for years, and it's finally become an issue that people — and massive companies — are finding harder to ignore after decades of rising consumption.
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If those sounding the alarm are right and we're headed to some sort of post-truth world, we're going to need all the tools we can get to sort fact from fiction.
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ADVOCACY GROUPS TOO: Consumer advocates are sounding the alarm over the future of net neutrality with the Federal Communications Commission chairman poised to unveil his plan for rolling back the controversial rules.
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Yang is the main candidate in the race sounding the alarm about the effects of automation on the American economy, particularly how it could eliminate jobs in the trucking and retail sectors.
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For years, GOP lawmakers -- led by Speaker Paul Ryan (Wis.) -- have been sounding the alarm that a major overhaul to Medicare and other entitlements are needed to ensure they don't go bankrupt.
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With hundreds more dams planned for the country, environmentalists are sounding the alarm that the Mekong River system in Laos could be devastated, along with the lives of those relying on it.
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By March 12, that number had more than doubled, to 108, and Baker began sounding the alarm that Massachusetts needed more help from the federal government to withstand the virus testing demand.
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Local and state leaders find themselves struggling to deal with the deadly onslaught, urgently issuing guidance to residents and sounding the alarm over a dearth of equipment in local clinics and hospitals.
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So as valuable as the intelligence community's assessments are (and hopefully they keep sounding the alarm bells publicly and privately), they don't fulfill their full purpose unless used to craft policy responses.
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For the past few years, the billionaire Ray Dalio has been sounding the alarm on the rise of populism throughout the world, and he&aposs been especially concerned about the United States.
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For years, scientists and environmental advocates have been sounding the alarm about these persistent "forever chemicals," which break down very slowly and can contaminate groundwater and end up in rivers and oceans.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and lawmakers in San Francisco and Oakland are among those sounding the alarm about video surveillance in the US, particularly when it has to do with facial recognition technology.
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U.S. officials have been sounding the alarm on North Korea's nuclear ambitions in recent months, and the Trump administration has urged China to put pressure on Pyongyang to curb its nuclear program.
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One day, shortly after the epidemic began, Drew Harvell, a professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at Cornell University who had been sounding the alarm about the disease, received a curious letter.
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Department of Homeland Security officials have been sounding the alarm for months over what they describe as a humanitarian crisis at the border and a significant shift in who is illegally crossing it.
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This is of particular concern as health care workers nationwide are sounding the alarm on sexual harassment in healthcare and dangerous patient behavior: The healthcare environment should maximize safety and dignity for all.
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If you fear the creep of autocracy or the crisis of absentee leadership in Trump's White House, then the truly troubling thing isn't that government officials, current and former, are sounding the alarm.
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Now, Democratic governors and groups that support state legislative candidates are sounding the alarm, warning party donors and operatives that their opportunities to win back seats at the redistricting table are growing short.
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Its founders believe art can be a powerful means of sounding the alarm in defense of our civil liberties; inspiring social and civic engagement; and creating the conditions for social and political reform.
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It also raises additional questions for the World Health Organization (WHO), which has previously praised China for its "transparency" and for sounding the alarm early and enabling a global response to the virus.
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A coalition of left-leaning civil rights organizations is sounding the alarm on Brett Talley, President Trump's pick to be a judge on the federal district court for the middle district of Alabama.
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We see a constant parade of Washington pooh-bahs like James Comey, Andrew McCabe and John Brennan on cable, sounding the alarm and presenting themselves as the white hats to Trump's black hat.
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US officials have been sounding the alarm in recent months about Russia's growing multidimensional threat to US interests abroad and at home ranging from fears of widespread election interference to aggressive military posturing.
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Whistleblower doctor Li Wenliang, who was censored after sounding the alarm about the coronavirus, has died in WuhanThe novel coronavirus seems to have a low fatality rate, and patients are making full recoveries.
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Parents with addicted teens were increasingly sounding the alarm in 2018 on its rising popularity in high schools, questioning marketing tactics that appeared to target young users and filing lawsuits against the company.
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But whatever the reason, the formerly outspoken critic of Trump's disrespect for law enforcement and the rule of law, and cozy relationship with Russia, just retired from the service of sounding the alarm.
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But with the cannabis industry moving in fast, some of the region's storied vintners are sounding the alarm that California's newest legal crop could damage the flavor — and brand — of their prized wines.
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While researchers and business leaders barrel ahead to invent and apply artificial intelligence, a small, vocal minority has been sounding the alarm, urging the field to temper the technology's dangers before widely deploying it.
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A group of Google employees last month signed an open letter calling for the company to halt Dragonfly, sounding the alarm over the search engine's possible suppression of minorities, students and activists in China.
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Yang, a businessman, is the main candidate in the race sounding the alarm about the effects of automation on the American economy, particularly how it could eliminate jobs in the trucking and retail sectors.
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Many are sounding the alarm on the Senate's plan for tax reform and warning they don't want to be left walking the plank on a tax bill only to see the Senate not act.
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Background: Trump has been sounding the alarm about a so-called migrant caravan heading to the United States since last week, repeatedly raising the prospect of sending the military to stop the asylum seekers.
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Sinosphere A news organization led by one of China's most prominent journalists is sounding the alarm about censorship and the growing restrictions on free speech, citing a source very familiar with the situation: itself.
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Law enforcement officials have also been sounding the alarm for more treatment availability and alternatives to incarceration through initiatives such as Police Assisted Addiction and Recovery Initiative (PAARI) and Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion (LEAD).
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In the campaign's final days, Trump is relentlessly sounding the alarm about a migrant caravan, with his fellow conservatives warning of disease and violence if these people seeking asylum cross the US-Mexico border.
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While Lambrecht's government argues the measures are needed to counter a rise in right-wing extremism proliferating online, however, an unlikely alliance of opponents are sounding the alarm on potential damages to civil liberties.
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In sounding the alarm about a military escalation Friday, Sanders cited health care, homelessness, infrastructure and climate change as issues the U.S. could start to address with the money it has spent on wars.
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"For 10 years, the Emissions Gap Report has been sounding the alarm — and for 10 years, the world has only increased its emissions," the United Nations Secretary General, António Guterres, said in a statement.
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And Democrats are sounding the alarm about the tax plan triggering massive cuts to entitlement programs, after the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office said the tax plans could trigger a $25 billion cut to Medicare.
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But an obstacle has already surfaced, dimming the chances that a "grand bargain" will be achieved: Democrats are sounding the alarm that reshaping the tax code presents Mr. Trump's biggest conflict of interest yet.
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None of which was mentioned in myriad posts on Facebook and Twitter, where the American actor Mark Ruffalo was among those sounding the alarm, with a post on Monday that was shared nearly 500 times.
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Cunningham blasts Sanders: 'South Carolinians don't want socialism' MORE, who was sounding the alarm all night about Trump's electoral strength in November, warned that Buttigieg was not ready to take the debate stage against Trump.
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"Today, I'm sounding the alarm on prevention," he said to the crowd of 18,000 doctors, scientists, AIDS activists, politicians, philanthropists, drug company representatives, people living with HIV and heads of state from around the world.
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In December, two decades after the first climate talks and more than fifty years after scientists began sounding the alarm, the world finally reached a consensus that all nations needs to get off fossil fuels.
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Right here on this show, we have been sounding the alarm about the serious corruption, real corruption real abuse of power a real Russia scandal at the highest levels of the DOJ and the FBI.
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Civil liberties groups are sounding the alarm over what they say is the "sledgehammer approach" being taken by Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents at American airports in the wake of President Trump's travel ban.
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Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have been sounding the alarm on potential monopolistic practices in the giants of the technology industry, with antitrust probes launched into Apple, Facebook, Amazon and Google-parent Alphabet.
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Though Democrats appear divided on major policy areas like health care and climate, progressive stalwarts and moderates alike are sounding the alarm on Big Tech's impacts on user privacy, competition, workers and fair elections. Sen.
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A handful of lawmakers have been sounding the alarm for years about Riyadh's behavior in the four-year-old civil war in Yemen, where Saudi Arabia is leading a coalition against Iran-backed Houthi rebels.
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Religious groups have spoken out against the policy, and now medical organizations -- like the American Academy of Pediatrics, the American College of Physicians and the American Psychiatric Association -- are sounding the alarm as well. 3.
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With action unlikely until a new president takes office, some Republicans argue the party is better off sounding the alarm about deficits without putting out a specific list of budget cuts that Democrats could attack.
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Read more: The American Bar Association is sounding the alarm that US immigration courts are 'on the brink of collapse'These videos are intended primarily for "master calendar" hearings, which typically lasts 10 to 15 minutes.
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The White House's coronavirus task force is receiving plenty of feedback from public health experts who are sounding the alarm over easing the social distancing guidelines next week, a source familiar with the matter said.
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For Mr. Roginsky, historical memory meant more than compiling records; it also meant giving a name to the culprits — the interrogators, the guards, the state itself — and sounding the alarm at violations of human rights.
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Democrats are sounding the alarm about the senator's standing and warn that if the field does not consolidate behind an alternative, he could steamroll to the nomination, report The Hill's Jonathan Easley and Julia Manchester.
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Whistleblower says US airports becoming unsafe A CNN exclusive investigation has discovered a TSA whistleblower who is sounding the alarm about loosened security at US airports, charging that top officials have prioritized speed over security.
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Brazil's digital rights watchdogs are sounding the alarm about a proposed bill that promises to attack phenomena such as cyberbullying but, they warn, is actually a "spy bill" aimed at dissuading critics of the powerful.
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WASHINGTON — With less than two weeks until the Iowa caucuses, top social conservatives are sounding the alarm bells, hoping they can do what the GOP establishment has been spectacularly unable to do: Stop Donald Trump.
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Two more Republican senators in the last 24 hours are sounding the alarm that repealing Obamacare without a replacement plan in place may not be good for the health of the GOP ... much less the country.
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Argentina's euro-denominated 2028 bond had slumped more than 11 cents in Europe and brokers were sounding the alarm about both a sharp plunge in the peso and in the country's equity markets in Buenos Aires.
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Canada will hold a general election in October and there is concern about potential interference, and Canadian security services are sounding the alarm about what they see as a potential weakness in political parties' cyber networks.
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Democrats are increasingly worried that President Trump will interfere in Special Counsel Bob Mueller's Russia probe — which Trump has called a "witch hunt" — and they're sounding the alarm after the first set of indictments were issued.
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Republicans are sounding the alarm as it appears Blankenship, who spent a year in prison for violating mining safety regulations following an explosion that killed 29 miners, is leading the pack again ahead of Tuesday's primary.
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Major voices sounding the alarm include conservative Atlantic editor David Frum and liberal New York magazine writer Jonathan Chait, versus complacent observers like conservative New York Times columnist Ross Douthat and leftist political scientist Corey Robin.
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"Every American who cares about free and fair elections in 2020, including the candidates and political parties, should be sounding the alarm about Facebook's fake news problem," Avaaz's campaign director Fadi Quran said in the report.
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Election security groups are sounding the alarm about emailed ballots ahead of the November midterm elections, warning in a new report that PDF and JPEG ballot attachments sent to election officials could be exploited by hackers.
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Now, he is sounding the alarm about globalization, suggesting that Poland's growth is stagnating and that Poles are captives of uncontrollable foreign forces that have condemned them to worse wages and conditions than in Western Europe.
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Read more: FedEx is officially sounding the alarm bells on Amazon after years of laughing off the retail giant's rapidly building package-delivery empire Carere: The best way to say this is that we're ready now.
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Background: A handful of lawmakers have been sounding the alarm for years about Riyadh's behavior in the four-year-old civil war in Yemen, where Saudi Arabia is leading a coalition against Iran-backed Houthi rebels.
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Lawmakers, advocates and even prison guards had been sounding the alarm about dangerous conditions there for years, but there has been no public indication that federal prison officials took any action to address the safety concerns.
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And while some have been sounding the alarm about the bill's chance at passage for more than a week, others had largely moved onto other priorities, thinking the fight over ACA might have already been won.
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Nuclear nonproliferation advocates are sounding the alarm about a potential nuclear energy deal between Saudi Arabia and the United States, saying the exceptions the kingdom is seeking could lead to nuclear proliferation in a volatile region.
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But instead of sounding the alarm, defendants went out of their way to becloud the emerging scientific consensus and further delay changes — however existentially necessary — that would in any way interfere with their multibillion-dollar profits.
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PiS denies that it is undermining democratic standards in the largest ex-communist EU country but Brussels - along with many other member states, the Polish opposition and rights activists - has been sounding the alarm for months.
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With leaders like our president sounding the alarm, however, more people should get the message that college is a good start but not the end to learning if you want to keep your career on track.
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Given this broader political and economic context, it should not surprise us that many prominent voices sounding the alarm on bias do so with blessing and support from the likes of Facebook, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon and Apple.
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"We are sounding the alarm that Germany and Europe are falling behind in space vis-a-vis China and the United States," Dirk Hoke, defence and space chief at Franco-German-led aerospace group Airbus, told Reuters.
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The stock market could be "headed for big trouble on the earnings front" next year because of the Federal Reserve's plans to hike interest rates three times in 2019, and CNBC's Jim Cramer is sounding the alarm.
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But others are sounding the alarm about what might lie ahead, like the Friends of the Upper East Side Historic Districts, an advocacy group that has called for a height limit of 210 feet along neighborhood avenues.
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But in the month since Libra was announced, regulators around the world have been sounding the alarm about risks to consumer privacy, the power of central banks and global financial markets that they say Facebook's proposal presents.
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PiS denies that it is undermining democratic standards in the largest ex-communist EU country but Brussels - along with many other member states, the Polish opposition and rights activists - has been sounding the alarm since late 2015.
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Admin officials have sounded the alarm about Beijing While Trump often touts his relationship Chinese President Xi Jinping, US military law enforcement and intelligence officials have been sounding the alarm about Beijing's efforts to undermine American influence.
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Read more: FedEx is officially sounding the alarm bells on Amazon after years of laughing off the retail giant's rapidly building package-delivery empireTrump secured the presidency in 2016 in part because he campaigned among both groups.
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U.S. lawmakers are moving to give a cash infusion to small businesses that have been hammered by the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic, but the industry is already sounding the alarm that it won't be enough.
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Warren has been sounding the alarm about the US$277trn US leveraged loan market, which companies rely on to finance operations and back mergers and acquisitions, concerned the asset class resembled the pre-214 subprime mortgage market.
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As pointed out by a reporter in the press pool for the White House briefing today, hospitals have been sounding the alarm about the lack of adequate numbers of ventilators for weeks, signaling a pending critical shortage.
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"They are essentially the medical experts for DHS, who want to make sure they're sounding the alarm and weighing in on this significant threat to public health," said Dana Gold, senior counsel at the Government Accountability Project.
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China's public security ministry this week lauded such efforts, which have continued even after one person who was reprimanded for spreading rumors turned out to be a doctor sounding the alarm about early cases of the illness.
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SOUNDING THE ALARM While the promise of higher wages resonates with Poles, about 98% of whom earn less than the average wage in Germany according to human resources firm Sedlak & Sedlak, some warn of unwelcome side-effects.
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"At some point, later this spring or maybe later this summer, all of you and your news organizations are going to be sounding the alarm about the significant threat that is posed by the Zika virus," Earnest said.
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In their quarterly conference calls with investors last week, retail CEOs were sounding the alarm about how a proposed round of tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese products — on top of earlier rounds — could damage their businesses.
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Republican defense hawks are sounding the alarm over a peace agreement they say could open the door to a Taliban resurgence, with some privately lobbying the White House to leave a small number of U.S. forces in Afghanistan.
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While some of Sanders's 218 supporters were shopping around for a new candidate, others were sounding the alarm to the national campaign: Something was going horribly wrong in a state where they felt Sanders should have an advantage.
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" The House GOP campaign arm, which has been sounding the alarm about candidate fundraising woes, has spent the past 28503 hours blasting out campaign emails targeting vulnerable Democrats and asking if they support Sanders and his "socialist base.
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Still, Chambers and others in the party have been sounding the alarm on Democrats' organization for months, warning that they are more focused than ever on state-level races and that the GOP needs to increase its efforts.
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Senator Ron Wyden, a Democrat from Oregon who has been sounding the alarm about privacy-eviscerating technology for years, was at once resigned to the infiltration of these gadgets into American life and hopeful for a safer future.
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Joni Ernst, the fourth-ranking Republican in the Senate conference, has been among the most vocal member of the GOP in sounding the alarm about a number of columns Moore wrote for National Review in the early 2000s.
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But they also say that the past few months have seen enough of a rise in politically motivated violence from the far left that monitors of right-wing extremism have begun shifting their focus, and sounding the alarm.
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And given how the numbers from eight different polling firms with regularly published results (BVA, Elabe, Harris, Ifop-Fiducial, Ipsos, Kantar, Sofres, Odoxa and OpinionWay) have moved in near lockstep, FiveThirtyEight, a statistical-journalism website, is sounding the alarm.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan and other top Republican leaders, fresh off a tax bill that is estimated to add at least $1 trillion to the national debt, are already sounding the alarm about an out-of-control deficit problem.
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What's happening: The occupations of nail technician and hair stylist are commanding an increasingly large share of retail jobs, and economists are sounding the alarm, saying these are among the least stable and lowest-paying jobs in the country.
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Fannie Mae's chief executive and its regulator are sounding the alarm on a decline in the institution's capital cushion, which is on course to vanish in 2018, when it would have to ask the US Treasury for emergency funds.
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Those reports set off a predictable firestorm of reactions inside Washington, with Democrats sounding the alarm that the president might be a Russian agent and Republicans declaring that the FBI is engaging in a political war against the president.
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Reproductive health advocates are already sounding the alarm over new rules finalized Thursday by the Trump administration that would make it easier for health care workers to refuse to offer care that conflicts with their moral or religious beliefs.
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While some saw dolphins as having an effect on human affairs, no one took much mind of what people might be doing to the dolphins until the 1990s, when scientists began sounding the alarm that population numbers were plummeting.
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Trump's conservative critics are sounding the alarm, pointing to the new data to make the case that the long-time front-runner is sure to deliver the White House to Democrats if Republicans make him their party's standard bearer.
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Robert Mueller's recent indictment of 22017 Russians for interfering in the last presidential election and Trump's deferential remarks toward Russian President Vladimir Putin at last week's Helsinki summit has the federal government scrambling into action and sounding the alarm.
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Robert Mueller's recent indictment of 12 Russians for interfering in the last presidential election and Trump's deferential remarks toward Russian President Vladimir Putin at last week's Helsinki summit has the federal government scrambling into action and sounding the alarm.
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"For years, the American Lung Association has been sounding the alarm that FDA has been extremely slow to use its authority to protect children from e-cigarettes," the group said in a statement after the FDA's crackdown was announced.
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But in the months leading up to full legalization in Canada, legal experts have been sounding the alarm over how they predict Canadians crossing the U.S. border will face increased scrutiny by American guards as the drug remains federally illegal there.
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Now Chinese state-backed media outlets have started sounding the alarm in response to comments by Rex Tillerson, Trump's nominee to be secretary of state, about taking unprecedented steps against China's territorial claims in the hotly disputed South China Sea.
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In their suites at the Ritz Carlton hotel, where many are staying during this week's Democratic convention, and at its auxiliary swanky parties, the supporters of Hillary Clinton are sounding the alarm about Trump's break with decades of presidential campaign tradition.
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While Trump has promised again and again to protect Medicare and Social Security, House Speaker Paul Ryan and other top Republican leaders, are already sounding the alarm about an out-of-control deficit problem, targeting the programs Trump promised to protect.
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"One of the nation's largest suppliers of police body cameras is now sounding the alarm and making the threat of face surveillance technology impossible to ignore," Matt Cagle, Technology and Civil Liberties Attorney at the ACLU of Northern California, said.
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KRISTIN FISHER, FOX NEWS: Well, Chris, this was President Trump&aposs second campaign rally since five of his top national security officials stood side-by-side sounding the alarm that Russia is continuing to try to interfere in our elections.
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Nevertheless, much like those who warned of a housing bubble a few years before the bottom completely fell out, reality is destined to slam into the current triumvirate of asset bubbles, and those sounding the alarm will be proven correct again.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Military officials are sounding the alarm inside the Trump administration about the sharp drop in admission to the United States of Iraqi refugees who have helped American troops in battle, said two U.S. officials aware of the internal discussions.
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Also, many of us have been sounding the alarm about inequities in our justice system but it was not getting mainstream attention because the lives of a black or brown man or woman are not valued as they should be.
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If you missed it: Nuclear nonproliferation advocates are sounding the alarm about a potential nuclear energy deal between Saudi Arabia and the United States, saying the exceptions the kingdom is seeking could lead to nuclear proliferation in a volatile region.
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But a vocal chorus of Republican women has been sounding the alarm to address what they view as a crisis, calling on party leaders to be more aggressive in devising a strategy to reverse the trend by the next election cycle.
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But by sounding the alarm over the current deal, national privacy watchdogs from France, Germany and other European Union member states have served notice that American companies like Google, Facebook and Amazon could face protracted country-by-country legal battles.
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As a dozen nations gather in New Zealand this week to officially sign the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), working families in the United States are sounding the alarm on a deal that would lower wages and ship even more jobs overseas.
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With at least 290 states reporting tallies of at least 28,29 confirmed cases, officials are struggling to deal with the deadly onslaught, urgently issuing guidance to residents and sounding the alarm over a dearth of equipment in clinics and hospitals.
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When a billionaire investment manager and a Nobel-Prize winning economist are sounding the alarm over the speculative fever in digital currencies, it may be prudent to review the sage old wisdom on the topic from the Oracle of Omaha himself.
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"It is pretty exciting," Ubben said at a Reuters BreakingViews event on Tuesday when asked about Fink sounding the alarm on a crisis that Fink called the most long-term and structural in his over 40-year long career in finance.
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Aid organizations have been sounding the alarm about an escalating humanitarian crisis and the threat of famine in Yemen, the Arab world's poorest country, exacerbated by a Saudi-led blockade of rebel-held territory and airstrikes on a key seaport.
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But Sanders has a hostile relationship with many national party leaders, who will be sounding the alarm in the weeks ahead that he must be stopped at all costs, even if it means contesting the nomination at a brokered convention.
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AUSTIN, Texas — Texas Republicans are sounding the alarm as Democratic presidential candidates get ready for their debate next week in Houston, warning that the Lone Star State could become more purple if the party doesn't treat it as a 2020 battleground.
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Advocates, healthcare professionals and lawmakers have long been sounding the alarm on the high rates of maternal mortality and the effect on women of color, who are approximately three to four times more likely to die from pregnancy-related issues.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian security services are sounding the alarm about what they see as a potential weakness in political parties' cyber networks just months ahead of a federal election in October, four sources with direct knowledge of the matter say.
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Still, as Russia and China make rapid advances, some of the most senior military commanders are sounding the alarm that this is a war -- the next world war and the first to extend beyond the confines of Earth -- that America could lose.
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Amid a lack of tangible progress in trade talks between the U.S. and China, growing tensions around the world, as well as slowing economies, some on Wall Street are sounding the alarm that major international brands could soon fall out of favor.
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"We were so deep into all of this during the campaign - we were sounding the alarm on these Kremlin connections and we knew more shoes would drop - but this has really just gone beyond even where we imagined it would," he said.
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The bottom line: Don't expect the debate on facial recognition technology to die down anytime soon, especially when Big Tech giants like Microsoft and Amazon — which have the ability to massively profit from it — are already sounding the alarm on its potential abuses.
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The famous catwalker was photographed leaving a spa in L.A. wearing a large emerald stone surrounded by a halo of diamonds on a gold band, sounding the alarm that wedding bells for her and boyfriend Bradley Cooper may be in the near future.
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As the algorithms get more advanced — meaning they are better able to identify women and people of color, a task they have historically struggled with — legal experts and civil rights advocates are sounding the alarm on researchers' use of photos of ordinary people.
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While celebrating 50 years of progress, many LGBTQ activists are sounding the alarm about Trump administration initiatives, including a ban on transgender people in the military, cuts in HIV/AIDS research and support for so-called religious freedom initiatives that eliminate LGBTQ protections.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Wildfires surging across Australia's drought-ravaged East Coast have left three people dead and destroyed more than 150 homes, officials said on Saturday, sounding the alarm for what is expected to be one of the country's worst recorded fire seasons.
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Colorado Springs, Colorado (CNN)House Speaker Paul Ryan on Monday warned the nation's top Republican donors that their party was "flirting with these various forms of progressivism," sounding the alarm about the GOP's now less-than-ironclad support for foreign trade deals.
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Among the new crop of extremists that flourished during this time were birthers, anti-immigrant border patrols, anti-Muslim groups sounding the alarm against "creeping sharia," and a new wave of anti-government militias, such as the Oath Keepers and the Three Percent.
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But others are sounding the alarm that if Republicans continue down the path of white identity politics, they'll drive nonwhite voters and young voters away from the party for decades to come — and put a presidential election victory even further out of reach.
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Many Iraqis regard dogs as unclean, and American soldiers were making the case for rethinking that policy: Baghdad would be safer if dogs were housed throughout the city, sounding the alarm whenever an enemy tried to plant a roadside bomb in the night.
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As apocalyptic visions go, it's a uniquely flattering one for the tech industry, which is in the position of warning the world about its own success, sounding the alarm that it has invented forces so powerful they will render human labor obsolete forever.
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As politicians this week in Brussels and The Hague were accusing one another of sounding the alarm too late, their national police forces, in a joint mission, raided businesses suspected of bringing fipronil into the food chain in Belgium and the Netherlands.
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With talk of a potential convention fight over the nomination looming, and senior party figures like James Carville and Rahm Emanuel sounding the alarm, Pelosi sought to pour cold water on rumors of dissension within the Capitol Hill wing of the party.
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Biden, however, is not followed by the same political taint as the Clintons and the effort by Trump and his allies may now have led to a whistleblower sounding the alarm under a law meant to protect intelligence officials for uncovering improper activity.
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" In his book "The Gay Metropolis: The Landmark History of Gay Life in America" (20003), Charles Kaiser wrote: "One scientist outside the government was more important than any other heterosexual in New York City in sounding the alarm about the growing crisis.
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But by Obama's final year in office, his Council of Economic Advisers issued a report sounding the alarm about an increase in economic concentration whose deleterious impacts extended beyond higher prices to potentially playing a role in declining investment and stifling wage growth.
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Experts have been sounding the alarm about such data-harvesting operations for nearly a decade; catch up on the two major news reports that pushed an initially reluctant Facebook to suspend the company, which was founded by Steve Bannon and wealthy Republican donor Robert Mercer.
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Everyone from UBS analysts to Morgan Stanley experts to former Amazon execs has been sounding the alarm about Amazon Logistics, which has quickly built up a fleet of 70 planes, 10,000 vehicles, and access to ocean and rail brokerage in a handful of years.
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Read more: FedEx is officially sounding the alarm bells on Amazon after years of laughing off the retail giant's rapidly building package-delivery empireAll of these retailers and manufacturers and distributors are being challenged at the board level to modernize and to digitize their business.
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Now, a group of doctors is sounding the alarm, saying the spread of this fungus, called candida auris, should be a top concern for the health-care community because of its difficult-to-treat nature, according to their Monday editorial in Annals of Internal Medicine.
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While researchers have been sounding the alarm for decades, "finally over the last couple of years, it's been getting the attention that has been long overdue and that it richly deserves," said Hughes, who is also a co-director of the Emory Antibiotic Resistance Center.
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And yet civil society groups and farmer organizations in Haiti and the US are sounding the alarm: dumping these peanuts in Haiti does not present a lasting solution to feeding school children and could even do some serious damage to the country's growing peanut crop.
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Former US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy said Sunday some doctors and nurses are already short on equipment such as gowns and gloves, and industry groups have been sounding the alarm with the Trump administration about possible shortages in supplies for several days, even weeks.
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HONG KONG/BEIJING (Reuters) - While the Pentagon plays down patrols close to Chinese-controlled reefs and islands in the South China Sea, Beijing is sounding the alarm about them, seeking to justify what experts say will be an even greater presence in the disputed region.
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"We're also a threat to them because we write about the truth — we write about their hidden activities and hidden goals," Huld said, adding that journalists were sounding the alarm about the dangers of the rising far-right long before the authorities started taking notice.
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Greenstein is a celebrated expert on the federal budget, anti-poverty programs, and the intersection of tax and healthcare policy, and he is sounding the alarm that Trump's new budget would wipe out the floor for Americans most in need of relief from the coronavirus.
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But now we're in a zone where the president can commit acts that would've been impeachable and led to removal from office in the past in plain sight, and people shrug it off and cast a side-eye at the person who's sounding the alarm.
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In his piece, he cited Barry Lynn, who has been sounding the alarm about corporate power for decades and was eventually forced out of the think tank New America as a consequence, as well as younger anti-monopoly legal scholars Lina Khan and Ganesh Sitaraman.
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Experts have been sounding the alarm bell over this issue for years, urging China to rein in its old model of opening credit lines to fuel investment and spending and to find a better balance between supporting growth and controlling risks to the economy.
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And Trump-skeptical conservatives, who at least say they'd be willing to vote for a moderate Democrat, are sounding the alarm about Sanders's candidacy, arguing that it would be simply impossible for Sanders to win, his nomination dooming the Democratic Party for a generation.
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"History shows it's a very difficult cycle in general for Republicans, the party in power, but especially for the House," said Tim Phillips, president of the conservative outside group Americans for Prosperity, who has been sounding the alarm about a possible blue wave in November.
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It's yet another high mark for the agency, which has been sounding the alarm over the swell of migrants illegally crossing the southern border, and comes amid a fight over imposing tariffs on Mexico in retaliation for, President Donald Trump argues, is a lack of enforcement.
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Pentagon chiefs and members of Congress are ever more publicly sounding the alarm about China's intentions towards Taiwan, the democratic island of 24m people that America calls an ally but China claims as its own, saying it must be united with the motherland, by force if necessary.
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But Trump's insurgent candidacy has carved new fissures into the party, splitting conservative talk-radio hosts, religious leaders, and Washington pundits, with some sounding the alarm while others implore the party to respond to the anger toward Republican incumbents among voters who are fueling Trump's rise.
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READ: Facebook has become a 'megaphone for hate' against Muslims in India "Every American who cares about free and fair elections in 2020, including the candidates and political parties, should be sounding the alarm about Facebook's fake news problem," Fadi Quran, Campaign Director at Avaaz said.
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READ: Bloomberg is dropping out and backing Biden now "I don't think we're out of the woods yet," said Leah Daughtry, who was CEO of the 2016 and 2008 Democratic National Conventions and has been sounding the alarm about a contested convention for nearly a year.
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All along, the nation's top intelligence and law enforcement officials have been sounding the alarm, warning that Russia is engaged in a "24/7, 365-days-a-year" effort to disrupt the upcoming midterm elections and imploring Congress and the White House to take more decisive action.
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With the two Texas lawmakers dead even in campaign financing and separated by only a few points in some surveys, Republican strategists have been sounding the alarm bells to outside spending groups that it might be high time for them to get involved in the election.
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Centrist Democrats who helped their party win back the House majority with victories in key swing districts last fall are sounding the alarm that the liberal push for "Medicare for all" could haunt them as they try to defend their seats and keep control of the House.
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But Trump and his allies in conservative media have been sounding the alarm for months over what they say is evidence that Democrats ignored warning signs of Russian meddling and in some cases bent the law to ensure the president and his associates would be investigated.
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"It's not really clear what the ideal circumstance would be for a human being to do this work," said Sarah T. Roberts, an assistant professor of information studies at UCLA, who has been sounding the alarm about the work and conditions of content moderators for years.
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"When you combine this increase with past destructive attacks launched by Iranian-linked actors, we're concerned enough about the potential for new destructive attacks to continue sounding the alarm," Christopher Krebs, a top cybersecurity official at the Department of Homeland Security, told Foreign Policy on July 1.
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NEW YORK, June 4 (LPC) - Ten years out from the financial crisis and legislators and regulators are sounding the alarm about risks in the US$1.2trn leveraged loan market, concerned that loosening lender protections and aggressive terms in the asset class could weigh on the overall US economy.
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It's an unusual message for any candidate, but the liberal Democrat from Wisconsin is sounding the alarm after Mitch McConnell and Chuck Schumer effectively declared the first-term senator a favorite to keep her seat in November by leaving her off their lists of top-tier Senate races.
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By Obama's final year in office, however, his Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) issued a report sounding the alarm about an increase in economic concentration across almost all economic sectors whose deleterious impacts extended beyond higher prices to potentially playing a role in declining investment and stifling wage growth.
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"It's necessary for every single Cuban to take up this battle as a personal matter," Castro wrote in a national message sounding the alarm over Zika, which is carried by mosquitoes that transmit the virus to humans and which is suspected of causing birth defects after infecting pregnant women.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE (D-Minn.), is sounding the alarm over election security, saying she remains "very concerned" about a potential midterm election hack.
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Child welfare workers are sounding the alarm that children of those addicted are entering the foster care system at a younger age, presenting with complicated physical and mental health issues, and are staying in the foster care system much longer as their parents continue to struggle with their addiction.
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Risk experts "are also sounding the alarm, ranking climate change and related environmental issues as the top five risks in terms of likelihood -- the first time in the survey's history that one category has occupied all five of the top spots," the group wrote in its in its report.
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Risk experts "are also sounding the alarm, ranking climate change and related environmental issues as the top five risks in terms of likelihood — the first time in the survey's history that one category has occupied all five of the top spots," the group wrote in its in its report.
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Silencing dissent and basic scientific data and research, all in the name politics, is behavior fit for a dictatorship, not a democracy, and Congress should act immediately to protect research and data, as well as whistle-blowers who are sounding the alarm on Trump's censorship, before it's too late.
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The group said in a statement on Tuesday: "We applaud Jeff Bezos' philanthropy, but one hand cannot give what the other is taking away..."Why did Amazon threaten to fire employees who were sounding the alarm about Amazon's role in the climate crisis and our oil and gas business?
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Ann Marie Williams, a state government manager for Reckitt Benckiser Group, a British opioid producer, recorded company conversations, sounding the alarm on kickback schemes and the practice of encouraging off-label high dosages, leading to a $2019 billion settlement between RB Group and the U.S. government bodies they did business with.
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One official said Trump and other senior staffers did not plan to "publicly throw him under the bus," but there is a sense of deep frustration at him for sounding the alarm and "freelancing," as one official described it, by alerting national security officials to the President's message to the Russians.
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We've been sounding the alarm on this for months, and BuzzFeed editor-in-chief Ben Smith captures it perfectly in "There's blood in the water in Silicon Valley": Facebook should probably ease out of the business of bland background statements and awkward photo ops, and start worrying about congressional testimony.
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Together, these papers provide an essential structural analysis of America's failing antitrust system and provide a robust response to fix it — showing that progressives are not only sounding the alarm on the many challenges in today's economy and society, we are also staking our claim in building much-needed solutions.
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A fault with an early batch of CDC testing kits limited testing capacity from the start and officials in states and cities are sounding the alarm that they lack the capacity for mass diagnosis as the virus spreads, even as the White House strives to ratchet up production of new tests.
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It might be a stretch to assume that academy voters are paying much mind to Russian news sites, but Mr. Fayyad believes that detractors, in their fervor to discredit the White Helmets, are also aiming to derail his film's Oscar chances, something he is trying to offset by sounding the alarm.
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As the American intelligence community gathered evidence through the summer of 2016 that Russia was responsible for the hacks of Democratic targets that resulted in the WikiLeaks dumps, President Barack Obama's administration briefed congressional leaders and sought to put out a bipartisan statement sounding the alarm about the Kremlin's efforts.
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New Report on Emerging AI Risks Paints a Grim FutureImage: NetflixA new report authored by over two-dozen experts on the implications of emerging technologies is sounding the alarm bells on the ways artificial intelligence could enable new forms of cybercrime, physical attacks, and political disruption over the next five to ten years.
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He was silenced by police — and forced to sign a letter admitting to "making false comments" — for sounding the alarm to his medical school peers on December 30 about a respiratory illness that presented like severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and had led to multiple people being quarantined at the Wuhan Central Hospital.
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Brian Beutler has a detailed piece taking down the attempts in the media to blame the rise of Donald Trump on liberals supposedly crying wolf at past Republican candidates like Mitt Romney—when, in fact, liberals were sounding the alarm on the dangerous bets the GOP was making in subtly courting racists.
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The banking sector isn't the scariest part of the financial system anymore - The two global regulators who oversee the derivatives market are sounding the alarm on the industry responsible for clearing trillions of dollars of in deals, warning that it has a high concentration of risk and a low ability to manage it.
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Though the DNMUK subreddit does a decent job sounding the alarm over substances in Britain, the dark net's inbuilt rating system definitely feels like a first line of defense users can't afford to lose, especially when drug deaths are at an all-time high in the UK because of super strength substances.
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"When we have thousands of ventilators, it sounds like a lot, but this is a very unforeseen thing," Trump said, despite the fact that while experts were actually sounding the alarm for quite some time, his tone of urgency is actually only a recent shift in stance in terms of his public remarks.
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It is also becoming harder to argue that electrics vehicles can remain a tiny niche in a world of rampant wildfires, hurricanes that are classified as Category 6 if there were Category 6 storms and establishment players like Citibank and BlackRock, the $7 trillion private equity behemoth, sounding the alarm about climate change.
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George Holding's own campaign has been sounding the alarm about the incumbent's re-election prospects, sending a fundraising email to supporters last month sharing internal poll numbers showing him trailing his Democratic challenger, Linda Coleman, a former state lawmaker who has run two unsuccessful campaigns for lieutenant governor in the Tar Heel State.
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Read more: Morgan Stanley is sounding the alarm on Amazon's logistics network for UPS, USPS, and FedEx — with a chilling estimate of up to $100 billion in revenue slashed from the giants A major part of Amazon's delivery network is trucking, in which goods are moved from one major metropolitan to another in semitrucks.
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If you look at the Freedom of the Net report, an annual study of internet freedom globally, they started sounding the alarm a few years back, saying that they were observing countries where the regime in power was trying to manipulate social media to manipulate how their own constituents would think about voting for them.
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Read more: 2 of Rudy Giuliani's associates who prosecutors say helped him dig up dirt on Joe Biden have been charged with campaign finance violationsOver the next several days, Taylor continued sounding the alarm and even threatened to quit if Zelensky did as Trump asked and the US president still withheld the military aid.
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For years, GOP lawmakers — led by Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (Wis.) — have been sounding the alarm that a major overhaul to Medicare and other entitlements are needed to ensure they don't go bankrupt.
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In his suit, Mosby says in 26 he began sounding the alarm about the overall condition of Newark's largest food production room, a 22018,22017-square-foot work area that United refers to as "Cooler 27," which he called "a total disaster" and "major public health risk" due to its "unsafe" refrigeration temperatures that kept food too warm.
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At this current moment when China faces greater international tensions, a pushback to their rising influence in Asia, and territorial disputes along their border with India, the last thing that Beijing needs is accusations from an opportunistic Indian politician sounding the alarm about how Beijing-based Chinese companies are spreading misinformation among the impressionable Indian electorate….
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He went from defending Jeff Sessions to pushing him toward the exit, from sounding the alarm about Russia to hyperventilating about the Justice Department and the F.B.I., from calling Trump a "kook" to savaging the media for portraying him as one, from wanting to put Trump on a bed of nails to fluffing his pillows and smoothing his duvet.
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But since Sunday, when young men outside her apartment complex threw an egg that cut her cornea, she has become the bandaged face of Italy's explosive debate over whether the country is becoming more racist under its new populist, anti-immigrant government or whether politically motivated liberals and a sensationalist media are unfairly sounding the alarm.
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To rally Wall Street support, Republican leaders have been sounding the alarm not just about the broader threat of a Nancy Pelosi-led House, but specifically about who is in line to chair the powerful Financial Services Committee: Representative Maxine Waters of California, a liberal firebrand whom Mr. Trump has also taken to attacking by name.
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Here are five reasons for the GOP angst: Pre-Orlando: Clear signs the judge attacks were taking a toll As last week came to a close, before the Orlando mass murder took over the news, Republicans involved in key Senate races were sounding the alarm about the impact of Trump's attacks on the federal judge overseeing the Trump University fraud case.
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As a result, the fact that one of these murders has finally been officially identified by the state as an act of hate motivated violence may feel validating to those who have been sounding the alarm about an epidemic of violence against trans women in the US. In 2015, gender theorist Judith Butler explained to Broadly that hate crime legislation matters.
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Senior members of President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE's 2023 campaign are sounding the alarm, warning that Democratic enthusiasm for impeachment and Republican weakness in the suburbs could spell trouble for the president as he embarks on his reelection campaign.
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Russia's fossil-fuel-based economy has been in a near free fall since the rest of the world, including China, has come around to take the threat of global warming seriously and has started taking steps to curb their carbon emissions to prevent the nightmare scenarios that educated, experienced scientists have been sounding the alarm about for more than thirty years.
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Senate Democrats have been indignantly sounding the alarm that 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 represents a threat to the independence of the judicial branch.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE, the state's other senator, is certainly sounding the alarm.
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Read more about UPS:UPS expects a record-breaking 2 million package returns today, and it reveals a dark truth about holiday shoppingMorgan Stanley is sounding the alarm on Amazon's logistics network for UPS, USPS, and FedEx — with a chilling estimate of up to $100 billion in revenue slashed from the giantsUPS drivers are ditching commercial navigation apps for an in-house tool.
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Musk told a gathering of U.S. governors this month that the potential dangers are not so imaginary, and that they should move to regulate AI. "I keep sounding the alarm bell, but until people see robots going down the street killing people, they don't know how to react, because it seems so ethereal," Musk said, according to a video of the event.
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Advocacy groups have been sounding the alarm about the high rate of Mexican apprehensions and deportations in recent years, saying that the government is actually jeopardizing these migrants' human rights by denying them the ability to make asylum claims, failing to protect them from victimization while traveling through Mexico, and then sending them back to life-threatening conditions at home.
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Read more: FedEx is officially sounding the alarm bells on Amazon after years of laughing off the retail giant's rapidly building package-delivery empireThe company announced in June that it would in-source all two million packages in its SmartPost network, which is a service offering where FedEx picked up and delivered low-weight shipments to Postal Service locations for low-cost residential delivery.
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Public health advocates are sounding the alarm over President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's decision to divert nearly $2628 million from health programs to fund the detention of unaccompanied migrant children who crossed into the country illegally.
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In the months before the midterms, the GOP began sounding the alarm that the Democrats, should they take back the House, were planning a slew of investigations into nearly every aspect of the Trump administration: tax returns, family businesses, Russia, Stormy Daniels, excessive spending by cabinet secretaries, the travel ban, family separation, the failure to adequately respond to Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico—and much, much more.
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Several Democratic lawmakers are sounding the alarm as Sanders, who identifies as a democratic socialist, gains popularity, warning that his policies are too liberal to beat President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump passes Pence a dangerous buck Overnight Health Care — Presented by American Health Care Association — Trump taps Pence to lead coronavirus response | Trump accuses Pelosi of trying to create panic | CDC confirms case of 'unknown' origin | Schumer wants .
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House Democrats are sounding the alarm after an intelligence community watchdog testified behind closed doors Thursday about the handling of a whistleblower complaint that is said to relate to a conversation President TrumpDonald John TrumpWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE had with a foreign leader.
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Advocates for the arts and public broadcasting are sounding the alarm over possible cuts to federal funding that one lawmaker said could be a sign of a cultural dark age under Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's presidency.
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"Because they're saying it's OK." House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel I'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Trump finds consistent foil in 'Squad' MORE (R-Calif.) is also sounding the alarm that changing the MTR process would constitute an abuse of power, saying it's the Democrats' attempt to silence the minority.
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Perhaps they didn't want the relatively minor upgrade of the iPhone 8, even with wireless charging and the powerful, new A93 Bionic mobile CPU, but couldn't imagine paying almost $1,000 for an iPhone X. Even before Apple officially unveiled its "future phone," analysts were sounding the alarm, worrying that all the potentially new technology — OLED screen, TrueDepth image module, facial recognition, premium materials — might slow down production so much that supplies would be incredibly short.
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Democrats are sounding the alarm that President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats outraged over White House lawyer's claim that some foreign involvement in elections is acceptable Senators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session White House announces task force to monitor coronavirus MORE's legal team may seek to selectively incorporate undisclosed documents as part of its defense, just months after the White House refused to release such records to House impeachment investigators.
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Former NBC and Fox News host Megyn Kelly praised former NBC stars Meredith Vieira and Ann Curry for "sounding the alarm" over sexual assault and harassment allegations against former "Today" host Matt LauerMatthew (Matt) Todd LauerWomen's advocacy group calls on DNC to cancel MSNBC debate after rejection of new Lauer investigation Former NBC hosts call for reversal of rejection of sexual misconduct investigation NBC-Universal rejects outside investigation of Matt Lauer MORE.
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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel I'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Trump finds consistent foil in 'Squad' MORE (R-Calif.), who is vying to be the next Speaker when Ryan retires in early January, has been sounding the alarm about Waters's fiery rhetoric calling on Democrats to confront and "push back" on Trump administration officials in public.
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Read more:34 of the most dangerous things science has strongly linked to cancerCancer-causing toxins were just found in foundation and sparkly makeup — here are 11 chemicals that could lurk in your lipstick, lotion, and eye powderAsbestos has again been found in makeup sold at Claire&aposs, highlighting a disturbing &aposblack hole&apos in beauty-product safetyA toxic-chemicals expert is sounding the alarm about 4 cancer-linked chemicals that could be making us sicker and fatter
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Industry groups are sounding the alarm on President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats worried by Jeremy Corbyn's UK rise amid anti-Semitism Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 28500 MORE's proposal to hit $6900 billion in French goods with tariffs, warning that the latest trade salvo will affect a broad array of goods and its effects fall on U.S. consumers and small businesses.
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Only a handful of children have been diagnosed with the coronavirus — and experts have a few guesses as to whyA 17-year-old with cerebral palsy died after being left alone for 6 days while Chinese authorities quarantined his father over coronavirus fearsWhistleblower doctor Li Wenliang, who was censored after sounding the alarm about the coronavirus, is in critical condition in WuhanThe first coronavirus death in Hong Kong prompts health workers to strike and demand that its border with mainland China be fully closed
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Donald 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 is not the only voice sounding the alarm over conflicts of interest surrounding Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's namesake nonprofit.
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Read more:I visited a &aposprivate ER&apos where people pay up to $5,000 a year to skip the hospital— take a lookThere&aposs been a spike in ER visits in Colorado following marijuana legalization, and edibles are doctors&apos biggest concernThe largest healthcare company in the US is sounding the alarm on a new kind of emergency room that charges 20 times more than a regular doctor visitElectric scooters like Lime&aposs and Bird&aposs sent more people to two Los Angeles emergency rooms than regular bikes, new study says
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Read more about leverage loans:US officials say they will investigate the risky $1.6 trillion 'leveraged loan' marketThe riskiest part of the corporate debt market is inching toward a historic danger signalInvestors just pulled out a record $13 billion from the shaky leveraged-loan marketThe 'zombie' problem: Low interest rates and 'leveraged loans' sustain a vast number of lousy companies that should have gone to the wall years ago$1.6 trillion in risky corporate debt ballooned after the Trump administration reversed an Obama-era policy discouraging high leverage'If you want to worry about something, this is it': Central banks and investors are warning about the $1 trillion boom in 'leveraged loans'The Bank of England is sounding the alarm on a quiet corner of the debt market now worth $1.4 trillionA small corner of the debt market has quietly grown to $1.4 trillion — and it has 'eerie similarities' to 2008
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