But in taking aim at earnings reports, Trump isn't targeting a recent addition to public company disclosure requirements — he's taking aim at a system that's been in place for years.
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Barr is now taking aim at several of Mueller's choices.
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Activist hedge funds specialize in taking aim at troubled companies.
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It is this custom that Prasad is taking aim at.
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That hasn't stopped Trump from taking aim at the Pope.
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Now, GOP lawmakers are taking aim at the amendment itself.
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Patrick proved a good sport by taking aim at herself.
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But the White House is taking aim at the program.
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Taking aim at games targets the wrong highly profitable industry.
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Target isn't the only large retailer taking aim at AWS.
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Iran warned the US about taking aim its cultural sites.
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A new app called HiHello is taking aim at business cards.
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Emerging economies: The U.S. isn't just taking aim at rich countries.
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Leap Motion is taking aim at both virtual and mixed reality.
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A cavalry of outside groups is also taking aim at Rubio.
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Meanwhile, Republicans are taking aim at her over national security issues.
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The larger business community is also taking aim at the issue.
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The European Union is taking aim at Silicon Valley over taxes.
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Chinese regulators are taking aim at Anbang for its sales practices.
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Now the legislators are taking aim at the state judicial system.
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He sounded like a Republican taking aim at a Republican one.
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But Time isn't the only magazine taking aim at Trump this week.
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This time it's insurance companies taking aim at the controversial government program.
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Goldman Sachs is taking aim at the world's biggest quant hedge funds.
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Trump furiously tweeted Tuesday morning, taking aim at Republican Senator Bob Corker.
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Bloomberg celebrated the victory by taking aim at President Donald Trump's administration.
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Democrats are taking aim at President Trump's power to roll back regulations.
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Now the Trump administration seems to be taking aim at even that.
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Chris Mullin, 54, is still there, taking aim now with blunt talk.
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Infectious disease specialists say people are taking aim at the wrong target.
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The Energy Department transition team is clearly taking aim at this as well.
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It's not only Google's former employees who are taking aim at the company.
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"F--- that n-----," a man shouted when Trump was taking aim at Obama.
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Refinery29 is taking aim at live TV with it own lifestyle-focused channel.
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In February it filed two lawsuits taking aim at the state's housing laws.
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Sean Penn's controversial new novel seems to be taking aim at President Trump.
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No territories, no Ted Turner taking aim at him with WCW, no threat.
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Today it also announced a new ad campaign taking aim at its competition.
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Ariana Grande is not holding back, seemingly taking aim at ex Pete Davidson.
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So it's no surprise Perry's fossil fuel allies are taking aim at them.
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Hundreds of others also chimed in on the matter, taking aim at Romney.
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Clinton and her allies to back off on taking aim at the messenger.
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Taking aim at the second-story window, she made a valiant pitch. Nothing.
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Now, New York lawmakers are taking aim at this kind of secretive process.
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Norway's fund is among a growing number of entities taking aim at ExxonMobil.
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So she tried a new approach Thursday night, instead taking aim at Trump.
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The new crop of towers is taking aim at those 20th-century blocks.
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This is not the first instance of Chinese law enforcement taking aim at jaywalkers.
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But this time, he's taking aim at the real king of tech: Tim Cook.
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Democratic presidential candidates are taking aim at a new tax break for small businesses.
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This year, for some truly baffling reason, businesses are taking aim at Christmas. Yandy.
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He's signed legislation taking aim at Planned Parenthood and other organizations that provide abortions.
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Conservatives have been taking aim at agency fees, urging the court to overrule Abood.
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Some took issue with her taking aim at the actions of a Christian school.
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Soon after Harvey, deadly Hurricane Irma slammed the Caribbean before taking aim at Florida.
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Procter & Gamble pushed back, taking aim at Peltz's tenure at other consumer goods companies.
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British investor Jim Mellon is taking aim at tech giants like Google and Facebook.
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A new anti-abortion public awareness campaign is taking aim at Oklahoma's public bathrooms.
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Warren is taking aim at rich guys, and she wants them to know it.
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Bernie Sanders (D-Vt.) also introduced new legislation in May taking aim at loans.
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Kendall spent much of the first season taking aim at the king and missing.
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Sonko continued the debate about parental responsibility by taking aim at his fellow politicians.
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The chairman are taking aim at the reinsurance program, about two weeks after Sens.
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A later thread taking aim at Ms. Haskell grew to more than 100 comments.
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Charlize Theron taking aim with her huge gun as Furiosa in Mad Max: Fury Road.
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Companies that buy and sell online advertising are increasingly taking aim at these fleeting instances.
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Khloé Kardashian's best friend Malika Haqq appears to be taking aim at Jordyn Woods — again.
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In October, Zimbabwe's cabinet approved an economic recovery program taking aim at the wage bill.
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The president is battling on a global front, taking aim at allies and adversaries alike.
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Now she is taking aim at Intel's most lucrative business, one that she helped build.
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Go Live isn't taking aim at Twitch, Mixer, or any of the other streaming platforms.
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Now he is taking aim at Mr. Obama's central environmental legacy, the Clean Power Plan.
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Mr. Johnson is taking aim at the court that ruled against him for suspending Parliament.
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Ansel Elgort is taking aim at film critics for their negative reviews on The Goldfinch.
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To combat warming, city officials are taking aim at the hotspots within Phoenix's heat island.
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Mitt Romney (R-Utah) a "pompous 'ass'" and even taking aim at steadfast ally Sen.
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All-Star snubs taking aim at the opposition is as old as the game itself.
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And many are taking aim at old-school, IT incumbents like Dell, EMC, Oracle and IBM.
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Shareholders are taking aim at executive compensation at Viacom as just one of the company's problems.
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For starters, Plaid is taking aim at a big problem in the U.S. — student loan debt.
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Check out our documentary about the black women taking aim at racism and misogyny in Dallas.
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But before taking aim at the US, Nate carved a path of devastation in Central America.
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Afghanistan is confronting the prospect of two major terror groups taking aim at election-related targets.
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The discount grocery chain Aldi is taking aim at Whole Foods with a new store design.
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At least one left-leaning group, the Working Families Party, is already taking aim at Fletcher.
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Its popular magazines have long focused on families and women, taking aim more at Middle America.
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Taking aim at Mr. Trump's focus on sovereignty, he denounced the "national egoism" of his speech.
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Sanders, in the wake of his success in Nevada, has been taking aim at establishment Democrats.
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The Europeans are taking aim at American bourbon whiskey and Harley-Davidson motorcycles, among other products.
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He ticked off a list of places affected by terrorism, taking aim at Europe's immigration policies.
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Republicans on Capitol Hill are increasingly taking aim at nonprofit colleges and universities in major legislation.
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But they are also taking aim at Democrats and leaving out the personal references to Trump.
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And what do you do when the enemy taking aim at you is a nine-year-old?
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Mrs May defended the proposals, taking aim at potential challengers by saying "to lead is to decide".
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Taking aim at Trump's campaign slogan, "Make America Great Again," she said McCain's America was always great.
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In the wake of the #MeToo movement, legislators are now taking aim at arbitration in harassment cases.
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And as they woo social conservatives and evangelicals in the Hawkeye State, they're taking aim at Cruz.
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Los Angeles (CNN)Arnold Schwarzenegger found himself in familiar territory Wednesday: taking aim at President Donald Trump.
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Mark Hamill has already defeated the Empire, and now, he's (satirically) taking aim at President Donald Trump.
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DEMS TARGET ANTI-REGULATORY LAW: Democrats are taking aim at President Trump's power to roll back regulations.
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Yes, some are taking aim at abusive and corrosive behavior online, but that's presumably a nonpartisan issue.
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Comedian hilariously spoofs celebrity moms' sexy picsCeleste Barber is taking aim at celebrities' super-glam photo shoots.
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Taking aim at Chinese companies listed in Hong Kong isn't new, but the targets are getting bigger.
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But legal or not, the newspapers taking aim at Mossack and the like will strike a chord.
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In her latest jab, Warren is taking aim at a White-helmed initiative aimed at streamlining disclosure.
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Steven Cohen is backing an electronic trading startup that is taking aim at high-speed trading firms.
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Mr. Sanders has campaigned on his record of popularizing progressive positions and taking aim at President Trump.
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Separately, another unfounded theory taking aim at the US has gained traction among groups of Chinese nationalists.
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That the President appears to be taking aim at those associations seems unlikely to be a coincidence.
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The odd piece begins by taking aim at Barrymore's romantic history, calling her "unstable" in previous relationships.
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Across the country, politicians and immigration activists are taking aim at the rhetoric etched into official documents.
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Todd argued back, taking aim at Hannity and Lord for getting deeply personal by evoking his wife.
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He is a colt who likes to run near the front, taking aim at the early runners.
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Tiny Singapore's telecommunications market may look saturated, but some players are still taking aim at the market.
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But David Dicko, a French entrepreneur, is among the many taking aim at in-flight entertainment ennui.
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Italian Transport Minister Danilo Toninelli suggested that Italy would be taking aim at the terms of Operation Sophia.
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At least one startup is also taking aim at a much larger source of municipal revenue: Property taxes.
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This Palo Alto start-up is taking aim at a deadly problem: distracted driving among commercial fleet drivers.
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People in Lebanon, buckling under the strains of a rapidly declining economy, are taking aim at crony capitalism.
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But their backslapping relationship did not stop him repeatedly taking aim at Trump's isolationist stance during his visit.
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Talla is taking aim at the customer service industry with its latest release, an AI-infused knowledge base.
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Republicans are also taking aim at ObamaCare's "essential health benefits," which mandate which services a plan must cover.
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Undaunted, Lytro raised its sights once again and is now taking aim at the digital cinema production world.
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" Banks concluded the letter with a series of postscripts – including one taking aim at Palin's daughter Bristol. "P.
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Much of Taylor Swift's squad has weighed in on Kanye West's "Famous" lyrics taking aim at their pal.
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Washington's Brooks Orpik was suspended for three games after taking aim at Olli Maatta's head in Game 2.
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But a lot has happened in the past eight years, and liberals should take note before taking aim.
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Instead of offering a response, Rinna simply flashed her middle finger to the camera, taking aim at Sheridan.
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She channeled her anger at the victory of President Donald Trump by taking aim at her congressman, Rep.
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Comedian John Oliver is taking aim at Sinclair Broadcast Group, accusing the local television giant of conservative bias.
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Shareholder activists are currently taking aim at technology companies for excessive spending on research and development without results.
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The White House and some officials named in the book have attacked Woodward, taking aim at his credibility.
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His comments come after Trump feuded with Corker this weekend, taking aim at the Tennessee Republican over Twitter.
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Now, a wealthy 3003-year-old businessman and philanthropist from Texas is taking aim at the besieged bank.
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Film viewers expressed their unhappiness on Twitter, with some taking aim at the libraries and others at Kanopy.
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Amazon is taking aim at Walmart by offering a 54 percent discount on Prime memberships for Medicaid recipients.
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Bloomberg has focused his money and manpower on President Donald Trump, while rarely taking aim at fellow Democrats.
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How can The New Yorker justify taking aim at a woman because she wants her work to "matter"?
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The campaign also plans to take out two full-page advertisements in local newspapers taking aim at Sen.
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Presidential hopeful and Senator Elizabeth Warren tweeted about the controversy last month, taking aim at private equity companies.
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By midafternoon, Mr. Trump escalated his attack on lawmakers by taking aim at their own health care plans.
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Along with arresting Kurdish political leaders, the government is taking aim at measures meant to promote gender equality.
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And Democrats have already begun taking aim at the former Trump aide over his lobbyist ties in Washington.
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He was also taking aim at everyone who did not share his unrepentant leftist's view of the world.
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Those proposals are aimed at preventing fraud, eliminating excessive spending and taking aim at high prescription drug prices.
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One by one, they gave testimonials taking aim at something nearly sacred in the technology industry: venture capital.
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Nick Young seems to be taking aim at the LAPD ... except we think he's joking, and he's drunk.
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Slack is taking aim at the wheelhouse of one of its chief rivals with a new video-calling feature.
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Buttigieg also played offense, taking aim at Sanders, whom he described as unbending in his commitment to extreme policies.
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In taking aim at Sony's commitment to the entertainment business, however, Third Point may be facing an uphill struggle.
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Facebook is taking aim at scammers who use bait-and-switch tricks to sneak sketchy ads past its inspectors.
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Yes, reporting indicates that the company may be playing Duck Hunt because it could be taking aim at Bird.
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This while the president is taking aim at the mainstream media for negative coverage of his landmark sit down.
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Techstars London alumni eRated is another startup taking aim at the online reputation problem, specifically relating to online sellers.
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Or, if you happen to be taking aim at Piers Morgan, it might just take one simple image. pic.twitter.
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Cuba President Trump's taking aim at one of President Obama's biggest feats during his term -- better relations with Cuba.
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A spokesman for the Kremlin also criticized Pompeo's statements, while taking aim at the U.S.'s sizable defense budget.
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Amazon may control the lion's share of e-commerce advertising budgets — but Microsoft is increasingly taking aim at them.
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Rep. Gary Palmer's (R-Ala.) op-ed, "Taking aim at funding for D.C.'s 'unconstitutional' reproductive health ordinance" (Sept.
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Walker will be taking aim at Charleston Southern quarterback London Johnson, who will be making his first collegiate start.
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Pence and his wife, Karen, have pushed back against his criticism, saying he is unfairly taking aim at them.
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The House Democrats' campaign arm is taking aim at Republican incumbents in four districts in new ads unveiled Tuesday.
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JPMorgan is taking aim at apps like Robinhood by quietly rolling out options trading to select You Invest customers
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A new antitrust caucus of Democrats in the House of Representatives is taking aim at Google, Facebook, and Amazon.
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Some have spoken out about the cost of secrecy, taking aim at censorship and the muzzling of whistle-blowers.
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Thomas waited as Randolph hit his third, fourth and fifth shots before taking aim at his history-making 63.
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Trump appears to have watched parts of the House debate on Thursday, taking aim at two Texas Democrats, Reps.
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Treasury is taking aim at highly educated chemistry experts who might travel abroad and use the U.S. financial system.
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Still, his opponent, Ms. Arrington, has made extensive use of clips of Mr. Sanford taking aim at Mr. Trump.
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Instead, County's works are heartfelt and poignant, even when she is taking aim at enemies or deflating celebrity egos.
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Russell Crowe is taking aim at the Academy Awards for its decision to remove several categories from its live show.
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The S&P is taking aim at 2,600 after it has quickly regained more than 10 percent from its Dec.
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Taking aim at weapons smuggling Israel has long focused on stopping the transfer of weapons from Syria to terror groups.
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Ahead, some Hollywood hot shots who have made money from Fox&aposs entertainment shows now taking aim at Fox News.
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R. Kelly is taking aim at his accusers as two more women come forward with sexual assault allegations against him.
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The measure marks the first time that Ocasio-Cortez has helped author a bill taking aim at the financial industry.
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Read these stories next: A North Carolina Law Is Taking Aim At Untested Rape Kits What's In A Rape Kit?
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Apparently taking aim for Arnaldo because they thought he posed a threat, police missed and shot Kinsey in the leg.
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A new ad by a Republican, anti-Donald Trump group is taking aim at the front-runner's comments about women.
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Before taking aim at the Silicon Valley elite, OurMine also struck Lana Del Ray, Drake, Kylie Jenner and other celebrities.
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In 1996, Propagandhi could release a song taking aim at Shell's politics and have it come across like a revelation.
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This time, the storm is taking aim at the U.S. Virgin Islands, particularly St. Croix, as well as Puerto Rico.
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In particular, they are taking aim at what they view as Trump's attacks on the intelligence and national security community.
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In fact, House Republicans are likely to pass a bill Thursday taking aim at one of Obama's biggest regulatory initiatives.
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The flash-sales site Zulily is taking aim at retail giants Walmart and Amazon with a new price-comparison tool.
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The Internet was not happy with this startup for taking aim at mom-and-pop shops run by hardworking immigrants.
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Mr. Li was a perpetual rebel and relished confrontation, taking aim over the years at Taiwanese leaders, celebrities and intellectuals.
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France is taking aim at big U.S. tech firms again — this time in the direction of Facebook's proposed cryptocurrency libra.
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Trump, a Republican with vigorous support among evangelical Christian voters, has pursued policies taking aim at gay and transgender rights.
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Meanwhile, tens of thousands of high school students are already taking aim at the country's top schools for fall 2020.
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He launched a one-man Broadway show, "The Terms of My Surrender," over the summer, taking aim at Trump's presidency.
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Also in the speech: Separately, Trump in his speech also railed against Venezuela, taking aim at its socialist economic system.
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It looks like Mississippi is backing down from its proposed law taking aim at meatless meat products in grocery stores.
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Taking aim at the corporate culture at Volkswagen, Zetsche said such manipulation would not be able to happen at Daimler.
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China and Russia are taking aim at America in space with a dizzying array of weapons seemingly borrowed from science fiction.
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Now, after nearly a decade of tumult, Hulu is taking aim at the biggest and most prestigious of its streaming competitors.
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Google is taking aim at one particularly stubborn nut, public key verification, with a new open source project called Key Transparency.
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PERINO: All right, Time Magazine with a provocative new cover taking aim at President Trump for pushback against the Mueller probe.
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This time the supermodel is taking aim at Victoria's Secret and the lack of body diversity in their annual fashion show.
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She first thought the bang was firecracker, but dove under a desk when she saw someone taking aim at people inside.
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He'll be in South Carolina, where Jeb and George W. Bush are taking aim at the front-runner, Donald J. Trump.
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But Kim Jong-un is just one of several strong men taking aim at the U.S. on this show last night.
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Taking aim at the history of sexualizing and pursuing underage girls, Ferrell croons about his progressively younger and younger love interests.
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Taking aim at Trump's go-to fixer, she wrote: I don't think Cohen is qualified to "clean up" my horse's manure.
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The Trump administration is taking aim at affirmative action programs it believes "discriminate against white applicants," reports The New York Times.
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That also meant that the companies taking aim at Nintendo's market share were much smaller no-name operations in most cases.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Police armed with slingshots are taking aim at troops of monkeys that harass visitors at India's Taj Mahal.
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The report comes as political leaders around the world are taking aim at tech giants over questions about their market power.
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TV on Monday that Democrats throughout the 2628 primary field are taking aim at corporate monopolies in their own economic proposals.
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Authorities said the beloved church official was slain by Guzman's enemies, who thought they were taking aim at the drug lord.
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After a story in The Washington Post exposed Burnside's bluster, death threats arrived online, taking aim at the town at large.
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It also happens to read "fuck Brad Pitt," and now everyone thinks Theroux is taking aim at his wife's ex-husband.
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China's move is viewed as a response to President Trump's list of Chinese imports that the U.S. is taking aim at.
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Dershowitz had another reason to advise against taking aim at the Supreme Court — especially for someone with business before the justices.
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Standing in the way is Alabama (14-0), which will be taking aim at its fifth national championship in eight seasons.
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Now he's taking his campaign nationwide — and is taking aim at the Martin Act, the securities law that brought him down.
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In a fundraising email Thursday, his campaign touted its post-Iowa haul before taking aim at progressive outside groups supporting Sanders.
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Regulators are taking aim at an entrenched illicit market as businesses decry tax increases and local control measures that limit distribution.
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Axios reports that the White House could be casting a wider net, including taking aim at steel and aluminum household appliances.
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McAdams is taking aim at Mailchimp with the hope that these changes in the law will give her client an opening.
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"Terminal is taking aim at the biggest problem holding back innovation: access to top technical talent," said Lonsdale in a statement.
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That provision has been criticized by the industry as unfairly taking aim at colleges focused on helping the most disadvantaged students.
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Wal-Mart, for example, has made some major changes to its operations as of late, taking aim at Target with new technology.
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Popular stock trading app Robinhood, which disrupted Wall Street with zero-fee transactions, is taking aim at an even bigger market: banks.
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Lawmakers in three states are taking aim at the settlement agreements that they say enable serial harassers and predators in the workplace.
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Of the other measures, taking aim at rules to limit methane emissions from oil and gas sites is particularly concerning climate-wise.
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People in Lebanon, buckling under the strains of a rapidly declining economy, are taking aim at what they see as crony capitalism.
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Now, the Amazon-owned company is taking aim at one of the most prominent of those third-party sectors: live game chat.
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Fans hope that they will give rise to decentralised upstarts taking aim at today's oligopolistic technology giants, such as Amazon and Facebook.
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What will it be like for her to see an undead Viserion flying through the skies, taking aim at her other children?
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The Democrats are also taking aim at Republican lawmakers after several attempts to get legislation through Congress in the last few years.
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By the numbers: Activists are taking aim at the station and organizing by... Gathering 100,000 signatures for a petition criticizing the station.
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Ricky Gervais didn't hold back during his Golden Globes opening monologue, taking aim at Caitlyn Jenner, Jennifer Lawrence and other big stars.
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Just one day before Hollywood honors the top movies of 2015 with Oscar nominations, the Razzies are taking aim at the worst.
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Earlier this year, Pandora announced its plans to challenge Spotify by taking aim at one of its rival's top features: personalized playlists.
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And taking aim at progressive attempts to lift abortion restrictions might help him win conservative voters who are uncomfortable with him personally.
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Book sees Congress taking aim at relatively recent rules that limit coal mining near waterways and flaring natural gas on federal land.
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Billy Baldwin is taking aim at Donald Trump yet again — this time accusing the president of "hitting on" his wife Chynna Phillips.
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Honda, meanwhile, is taking aim at the European market with the Honda e, a prototype version of the pint-sized city car.
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OAKMONT, Pa. — Dustin Johnson's final competitive stroke before taking aim at winning his first major was a thunderbolt out of the blue.
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China's move is viewed as a response to President Donald Trump's list of Chinese imports that the U.S. is taking aim at.
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Now, Ojeda said, he's taking aim at the Manchin political machine, which he suggested has backed Williams, the blue dog Huntington mayor.
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Moore's campaign on Tuesday defended its candidate, taking aim at the news media, Democrats and the GOP establishment in a news conference.
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Taking aim at China, he recently threatened to slap tariffs on hundreds of its exports in retaliation for the country's technology policies.
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A decade later, she's no longer poking fun at local rappers, and instead is taking aim at some of rap's biggest names.
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By exploring her identity through disembodied body parts, a Puerto Rican artist is pondering feminism while taking aim at dismantling overused tropes.
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Warren didn't limit her scope to the President, taking aim in her speech at a handful of Trump administration officials as well.
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This time around he's taking aim at UK Prime Minister Theresa May, with a remix of Notorious B.I.G's "Mo Money Mo Problems".
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After all, China doesn't have any American imports left to tariff and it is already taking aim at deals, so what's left?
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Both candidates have indicated they supported ending private insurance, with Warren taking aim at insurance companies' business model during the June debate.
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Such is the case for some of the young brands taking aim at men's health issues like hair loss and erectile dysfunction.
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For a second consecutive week, "Saturday Night Live" avoided taking aim at President Trump and his administration in the show's opening sketch.
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Hanif, the author of "A Case of Exploding Mangoes," has written a war satire taking aim at the United States' interventions abroad.
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Out to restore its own influence, Russia sought to undermine the United States, taking aim at its vulnerabilities — namely domestic political polarization.
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Some hard-line conservatives taking aim at Mr. McConnell were not won over by his Rose Garden bonding moment with Mr. Trump.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders announced his marijuana legalization plan on Thursday, taking aim at the "destructive war on drugs" and large cannabis corporations.
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Four progressive groups are taking aim at eight senators in a $85033,000 ad campaign announced Wednesday, ahead of the Senate impeachment trial.
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Taking aim at Smith would also mark a potential sea change in how the courts scrutinize claims of interference with religious practices.
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Local and state governments are increasingly taking aim at flavored e-cigarettes, which are thought to attract kids to the tobacco products.
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The Trump administration will be taking aim at affirmative action programs it believes "discriminate against white applicants," reports The New York Times.
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We've seen Mojang's global sensation flourish in virtual reality already, and now it's taking aim on a new technological frontier: augmented reality.
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Arleen's son Jori and his cousin were cutting up, packing powder tight and taking aim at the passing cars on Arthur Avenue.
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Second thoughts Several hours later, the website stopped the clip from autoplaying, but left the image resting on the gunman taking aim.
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Alex Jones is taking aim at Ivanka Trump after she made public comments suggesting an openness to the U.S. accepting Syrian refugees.
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The Congressional Review Act (CRA) resolution against the rule is the latest measure pushed by Republicans taking aim at Obama-era rules.
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It was also preventing individuals from transferring foreign currency to their relatives, taking aim at a common workaround to take money overseas.
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Entranced by the raw energy taking aim at the establishment, Beckman found the perfect subject to launch her four-decade photography career.
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Trump could face questions about Stephen Bannon, his former chief strategist, as the Breitbart News chairman is taking aim at GOP incumbents.
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The remark was clearly taking aim at Trump, who was accused by multiple women on Wednesday of touching them without their consent.
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"He might not agree that any of the correct responses are correct," said Trebek, taking aim at the president's frequent dismissal of facts.
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Polestar debuted its first production EV and previewed its electric car line in New York with the CEO squarely taking aim at Tesla.
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A new bipartisan bill introduced this week in the House of Representatives is taking aim at H-1B and other popular visa programs.
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These people intrude on the peaceful, love-filled life she had built for herself, taking aim at her humanity while they do so.
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Sanders and Biden have repeatedly clashed over health care, with the Vermont Independent taking aim at Biden in September for praising pharmaceutical companies.
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He also responded to the latest news in the impeachment inquiry, taking aim the Bidens and insisting that he has done nothing wrong.
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Hurricane Irma battered Cuba on Saturday with deafening winds and unremitting rain, pushing seawater inland and flooding homes before taking aim at Florida.
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Well, the president is also taking aim at James Comey and James Clapper, the Jims, who are saying the FBI did nothing wrong.
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He addressed the message directly to the 67-year-old actress after she delivered a speech taking aim at Donald Trump, albeit indirectly.
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Two of them are taking aim at the sugar cone part of that surface protein, rather than the rapidly changing ice cream scoop.
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He's now using those stories to underscore the human impact of the policies of President Donald Trump, at which he is taking aim.
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A group of Republicans in the North Carolina legislature is taking aim at reducing the power of the state's newly elected Democratic governor.
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This week Saturday Night Live stopped taking aim at the Trump administration and pointed their comedy chops in the direction of all Americans.
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The police statement alleges the argument quickly escalated, with Avellino retrieving a crossbow and taking aim at the mom and the two boys.
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House Republicans are coming out of the gate in the new Congress with a package of bills taking aim at the executive branch.
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Olivia Munn is taking aim at the parents involved in the nationwide college bribery admissions scandal — including actresses Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin.
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DETROIT/BEIJING (Reuters) - Electric luxury car startup Faraday Future, one of several Chinese-funded companies taking aim at Elon Musk's Tesla Inc (TSLA.
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Republicans in Congress are taking aim at the center, saying its experiments jeopardize patients' access to care and usurp the authority of Congress.
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We are entering an escalating war, with computerized mercenaries as our infantry against ever-active digital bomb-throwers taking aim at our democracy.
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The conservative Judicial Crisis Network is taking aim at four Democratic senators ahead of next week's showdown over President Trump's Supreme Court nominee.
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Authorities have continued a multi-year clampdown on illicit capital flows from the mainland, taking aim at underground lending and illegal cash transfers.
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Wolf was criticized for taking aim at Sanders, with many accusing the former "Daily Show" writer of mocking the press secretary's physical appearance.
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In taking aim at Romney, Bannon was deliberately reviving these old prejudices and suspicions about a religion that remains unfamiliar to many Americans.
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She started by taking aim at Mr. Weinstein's response last week to the initial reports that he'd sexually harassed women throughout his career.
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Carvello names names fearlessly, taking aim at some of the biggest men in the business, showing us where the (naked) bodies are buried.
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The demonstrators appeared to be taking aim at Mr. Comey's previous comments regarding law enforcement efforts to prevent crime in African-American communities.
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Mr. Trump, who has since reached a trade truce with China, foreshadowed his next big trade fight, taking aim at the European Union.
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The Daily News included some screen grabs from the shooter's video in a photo gallery, but none which show the gunman taking aim.
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Now, as this year's shareholder meeting season begins, investors are taking aim at directors whose companies use technology as a shield against accountability.
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On Tuesday, Carrey shared a painting seemingly taking aim at Trump and North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un amid their historic summit in Singapore.
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He also responded to the latest news in the impeachment inquiry, taking aim at the Bidens and insisting that he has done nothing wrong.
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He also made a play to unify Republicans, dropping his usual attacks on Trump and instead taking aim at Clinton in his victory speech.
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He continued his attacks into Sunday, tweeting that "Elijah Cummings has failed badly!" also taking aim at House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's San Francisco district.
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Rubio and his PAC, Conservatives Solutions PAC, have poured in $603 million in New Hampshire, including ads taking aim at both New Jersey Gov.
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"There's a cesspool that's existing in college basketball and on the scholastic level," Vitale said -- taking aim at NCAA eligibility requirements and AAU basketball.
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The team out of Berkeley is taking aim at a $743 billion market, charging 20 percent of what a human-crafted design would cost.
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Beyond helping you get around quicker, they're also complete with weapons for shooting down other planes or taking aim at enemies on the ground.
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On tap tomorrow: Dems propose scrapping law GOP used to overturn regulations: Democrats are taking aim at President Trump's power to roll back regulation.
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In January, Barack Obama's administration filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization, taking aim at China's "subsidies to certain producers of primary aluminum".
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In a speech ahead of the South Carolina primary, the former president interwove praise for his younger brother while also taking aim at Trump.
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And yet, in her response, she makes an important point, taking aim at an all-too-common misconception: that being thin means being happy.
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The case stems from a challenge East Bay Sanctuary Covenant and three other organizations that aid refugees brought taking aim at the new policy.
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is taking aim at the US plan to transfer key internet governance functions to the international community, joining Sen.
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Now some Democrats are taking aim at Mr. Manchin, declaring him unfit to be the top Democrat on the committee that handles climate change.
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But he looked at me like 'Oh, no — here she comes,' like I was taking aim at him, and that speaks to the tension.
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Jordan dismissed the idea of a clean reauthorization bill, citing the Page wiretap and taking aim at the GOP leaders who supported the idea.
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PAOLI, Pa. — Gabriel Weinberg is taking aim at Google from a small building 20 miles west of Philadelphia that looks like a fake castle.
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The Republican lawmaker is taking aim at journalists for what he says is "irresponsible" coverage, proposing that they are fingerprinted and licensed to practice.
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So Unity is taking aim at glaucoma, macular degeneration, and arthritis; the fridge in its lab is stocked with human eyeballs and knee cartilage.
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"He also believed in climate change back in those days," she continued, taking aim at the Republican for toeing party lines in recent years.
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President Donald Trump began his presidency with a series of executive orders and memoranda taking aim at Obamacare, trade deals, federal workers, and abortion.
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With "Those Who Can't," TruTV seems to be taking aim at the Adult Swim crowd, which would open up a lot of new, nasty territory.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's commerce ministry, taking aim at the United States, said on Thursday that some countries' unilateralism is an unprecedented challenge to global trade.
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The government is taking aim at the workforce's reputation for long hours, proposing fresh legislation limiting overtime, potentially to 22015 to 213 hours a month.
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The feud between Kanye West and Drake is far from over — and now West is also taking aim at members of his own extended family.
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Although starting a new soup-to-nuts insurer from scratch is rare (see article), many companies are taking aim at parts of the insurance process.
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Then, the two decided to "name some names," taking aim at each of the biggest names who fell from grace over the past several months.
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On Wednesday's Late Night, the host discussed the rapper's "powerful" five-minute freestyle, which found him taking aim at both the president and his followers.
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The S&P 500 was trading around its closing high of 2,190 Tuesday, and has been taking aim at its all-time high above 2193.81.
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The site's published a total of 11 pieces on Facebook since Thursday, taking aim at everything from Zuckerberg's charitable initiative to the company's apology ads.
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Munster highlighted Magic Leap, another company taking aim at augmented reality and a likely acquisition target for a giant like Microsoft, Apple, Sony or Samsung.
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Witnesses described to Reuters a man clad in black taking aim with a handgun and pivoting as he fired several shots in a public square.
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Taking aim at Bannon's comments about Catholics and illegal immigrants, Franciscan Action Network Executive Director Patrick Carolan urged the Trump campaign to change its tone.
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Fillon has been particularly scathing of Sarkozy during the campaign, taking aim at the fact he is under investigation over alleged past election funding irregularities.
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You log onto Facebook and within seconds, you're confronted by posts espousing views you don't endorse or taking aim at political measures you hold dear.
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And now Murphy's administration is taking aim at the New Jersey Economic Development Authority, the supposedly independent agency in charge of the tax incentive program.
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To shut down the blockers, Facebook is taking aim at the signifiers in digital ads that blockers use to detect whether something is an ad.
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The two were BFFs throughout the 2000s but had a public falling out, with Hilton taking aim at Lohan, 32, numerous times in the past.
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Ledger was my introduction to the network's block of opinion programming, as his hour-long show is spent taking aim at liberal lawmakers and policies.
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Chinese companies are scrambling to react, especially as the U.S. looks to be taking aim at technology (like that central to Made in China 2025).
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Taking aim at a single company, even one as valuable as Huawei, is unlikely to shift deep-seated interests and practices in the Chinese economy.
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China is hitting out at other country's failure to take the necessary measures to contain outbreaks, particularly taking aim at the U.S. and Donald Trump.
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But that hasn't stopped Democrats from also taking aim at vulnerable Senate Republicans — and GOP House members weighing their own bids for the upper chamber.
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The truck, which spends its nights at a West Village parking garage amid BMW and Mercedes cars, is not just taking aim at Kings County.
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Although Bloomberg is yet to lead in polling, he and his campaign are taking aim at Trump instead of other Democratic nominees in the race.
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His party passed a list of badly needed changes, taking aim at the failing education system and moving to enhance the transparency of Mexico's bureaucracy.
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Taking aim at senescent cells is a treatment paradigm being used not only by Unity Biotechnology, but also by research hospitals in the United States.
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He boasts of record unemployment, while doing nothing to boost workers' stagnant wages and taking aim at unions that are critical to the middle class.
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Sen. Cory Booker is taking aim at bank overdraft fees, which users incur if they spend or withdraw more than their available checking account balance.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Adobe Inc and Microsoft Corp are partnering to bolster each other's sales and marketing software capabilities, taking aim at common rival Salesforce.
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READ: Hurricane Florence is taking aim at two nuclear power plants Hurricane Florence make landfall Thursday, with the Carolinas taking the brunt of the storm.
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Apollo Nida's now taking aim at "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" in his quest to get his prenup with Phaedra Parks rendered null and void.
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The group next week is set to begin television advertising, airing a new spot taking aim at the Clintons' personal finances to paint them as corrupt.
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This time, Reddit's leadership is taking aim at content and groups that incite violence, and the first groups to fall are Nazi and Nazi-sympathizing subreddits.
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Take a page from Judith Bernstein, who isn't holding back either in her new Drawing Center exhibition of murals and drawings taking aim at President Trump.
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Since Dr Mahathir's return, he has gone further, taking aim at a large, Chinese-led housing scheme in Johor state intended for wealthy investors in China.
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The Kitty Hawk Flyer is one of the first aircraft from Larry Page-backed Kitty Hawk, a startup taking aim at creating real, usable flying cars.
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Impossible Foods, which has yet to trade on the public market, is taking aim at the restaurant space and food giants like Tyson Foods and Nestle.
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President Donald Trump has again turned to Twitter to attack his critics, this time taking aim at Oprah Winfrey and challenging her to run for office.
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The company plans to focus on international expansion with the new influx of cash, specifically taking aim at Europe, The Middle East and Asia Pacific regions.
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Now his daughter Meghan McCain — and her TV family on The View — are taking aim at White House special assistant Kelly Sadler for her "despicable" comments.
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"A do-it-yourself party does not work," he told reporters, taking aim at Renzi's management style, which critics say is overbearing, arrogant and self-centered.
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Trump, who spoke before Clinton, did not hold back during his speech, taking aim at Clinton at the fundraiser meant to raise money for Catholic Charities.
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Aware of this, both HTC and Oculus are taking aim at businesses as well, with Facebook using F8 to announce a renewed Oculus for Business effort.
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Seemingly the sole government body policing tech platforms, the ol' European Union, is now taking aim at desktop gaming's biggest storefront, Steam, and its creator Valve.
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Blake Farenthold of Texas made the comments Monday during an interview on Keys 1440 AM, and was believed to have been taking aim at Republican Sen.
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President Donald Trump is once again taking aim at the "rigged" Emmys — with the Leader of The Free World rejoicing over the award show's low ratings.
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STV is now taking aim at the huge Chinese market, searching for profitable start-ups, as well as helping to bring Western technology to Chinese customers.
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He was taking aim at European Economic Affairs Commissioner Pierre Moscovici, who earlier said that Rome's plans were "obviously" deviating from EU rules on fiscal discipline.
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I was out of town, but I came back to an inbox full of emails to the public editor taking aim at The New York Times.
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In particular, European antitrust officials are taking aim at some of the company's online advertising tools — the main engine for Google's $75 billion in annual revenue.
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Trump has long sought to pressure the Fed into cutting interest rates to zero percent or lower, often taking aim at Powell on his Twitter feed.
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Canyon Capital went public with its frustration with Ambac's management team last week, taking aim at the pay and performance of Chief Executive Officer Nader Tavakoli.
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DeVos is taking aim at an Obama-era interpretation of Title IX, a 1972 law that prohibits sex-based discrimination in any federally funded education program.
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Ms. Warren's trip is "absolutely" an example of her campaign taking aim at Mr. Sanders, said Lon Johnson, a former chairman of the Michigan Democratic Party.
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Instead, Pacific Legal is taking aim at the first, and more modest, phase of Mr. de Blasio's proposal: the expansion of a program known as Discovery.
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A legal-defense fund formed last year to extend the #MeToo movement beyond Hollywood is now taking aim at sexual harassment in the fast food industry.
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On Tuesday, P&G is expected to release an investor presentation that includes a section taking aim at Peltz and his track record at other companies.
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On the one hand, Congress taking aim at Rosenstein would throw some red meat to the conservative base and please critics of the department's Russia investigation.
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Qassem Soleimani — Gaetz said he felt comfortable voting for the resolution after his amendment stripping language taking aim at the president for targeting Solemani was added.
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The streaming service, owned by Alphabet Inc's Google, said it was taking aim at videos claiming school shootings and other "well-documented violent events" are hoaxes.
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After lobbying to kill consumer privacy rules at the federal level, big telecom is now taking aim at individual state efforts to protect your privacy online.
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With his recently unveiled privatisation blueprint, new President João Lourenço is taking aim at the 230-year statist grip of his predecessor, José Eduardo dos Santos.
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This week the Race/Related team is taking aim at a few of the words and phrases that we find bothersome when it comes to race.
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The United States last week launched a formal complaint at the World Trade Organization (WTO), taking aim at China's "subsidies to certain producers of primary aluminum".
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The former first lady, senator and secretary of State has also been taking aim at President Trump in recent interviews, blasting the president for his actions.
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The Trump administration is taking aim at an Obama-era regulation intended to prevent companies from avoiding U.S. taxes by shifting profits out of the country.
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Mobius spoke as the Dow Jones industrial average hit another intraday record high Tuesday morning, taking aim at the 22,000 level for the first time ever.
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The proposal seeks to lower out-of-pocket spending in Medicare by taking aim at the secret deals that drug makers strike with industry go-betweens.
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President Trump used his address before the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday to denounce "globalists" and "socialists" while taking aim at China, Iran and Venezuela.
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DeVos is taking aim at an Obama-era interpretation of Title IX, a 220 law that prohibits sex-based discrimination in any federally funded education program.
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Police departments are testing new technology that's taking aim at the estimated $1 billion annual U.S. market for law enforcement camera hardware and software — gun-mounted cameras.
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At least one U.S. politician is taking aim at Apple over its decision to remove The New York Times news app from its app store in China.
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Taking aim at the funding environment, Argentinian officials were inspired by Israel's success and are rolling out 1:1 matched funding incentives for accelerators and venture funds.
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In targeting the self-employed he is taking aim at a particularly slippery form of tax revenue—and giving those who would pay it a year's notice.
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In a show that skimps on splash and sizzle, Kia is taking aim at the German car market and the svelte BMW 4 Series of the world.
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One of Silicon Valley's most prominent venture capitalists said he would "absolutely" kick a major Donald Trump campaign donor off his board, taking aim at Peter Thiel.
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"Over-Scheduled Andrew" is (you guessed it) firmly in the latter camp, taking aim at the current vogue for jam-packing children's days with adult-run activities.
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Taking aim at Mrs Merkel, the editor of Bild, Germany's most-read newspaper, called the deal "historically the worst negotiating result ever obtained by an election winner".
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Critics say that this actually implies a rather small growth effect, given that Mr Trump is taking aim at a relatively small number of Obama-era rules.
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Trump aired his latest grievances after this weekend's episode, where he once again blasted SNL for a sketch taking aim at his tenure in the White House.
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To top it all off, the North Korean propaganda website DPRK Today posted a strange propaganda video on Sunday showing sports sharpshooters taking aim at American troops.
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According to an affidavit, Dakota allegedly told police he had loaded the shotgun he used to kill Dominick about two minutes before taking aim at his brother.
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Taking aim at comments Mr. Zuckerberg made in a recent interview, the groups said that Facebook had no consistent methods for dealing with hate speech in Myanmar.
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Shock and dismay over the 2016 election animates the book, with Mehta taking aim at Trump with the relish of someone getting back at a childhood bully.
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" Taking aim at Trump, Feinstein went on to say: "Compare that to your actions: attacking the FBI and refusing the advice of your national security team. SAD!
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More notably, Samsung says this update includes more advanced health- and fitness-tracking options, taking aim at the biggest selling points of the fitness-forward Apple Watch.
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Taking aim at Central Florida's Atlantic coast, Hurricane Matthew intensified Thursday into a Category 4 storm with winds of at least 24 miles per hour and strengthening.
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Education lawsuit: Conservatives who have opposed affirmative action around the country are taking aim at Mayor Bill de Blasio's plan to diversify the city's elite high schools.
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Macklemore is taking aim at white artists -- especially Miley Cyrus and Iggy Azalea -- for jacking black culture to get rich, while ignoring the Black Lives Matter movement.
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She swung a punch at a rival in her moderate ring during November's Democratic debate, taking aim at Pete Buttigieg, then the mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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A coalition that includes corporate litigators from seven of the nation's leading law firms is taking aim at some of the most glaring flaws in gun safety.
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The National Organization for Women is already taking aim at Virginia and Illinois, where the amendment has had considerable support but has been defeated in recent years.
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Comedian Michelle Wolf didn't pull any punches at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner on Saturday, taking aim at a number of politicians as this year's headliner.
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Washington (CNN)The US announced new sanctions against North Korea Thursday, taking aim at a Chinese company, its North Korean CEO and its Russia-based sister company.
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BOSTON, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Activist investor Sahm Adrangi's Kerrisdale Capital hedge fund is taking aim at Match Group Inc , arguing that the company behind dating sites Match.
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The National Center for Science Education has become a defacto national tracker of the Florida bill and others taking aim at evolution and climate change in schools.
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Kulish shot first and Campriani, a 28-year-old, three-time Olympian, paused for a breath before taking aim and firing his winning shot as the crowd cheered.
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Griffin is a successful celebrity in her own right, so it's easy to read her Trump beheading as one celebrity taking aim at another in attention-courting fashion.
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Earlier on Tuesday at a working lunch with the Baltic leaders, he noted that he had campaigned against trade deficits and was taking aim at them, with China.
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Hurricane Florence is taking aim squarely at the Carolinas — with North Carolina in the crosshairs first on Thursday through early Saturday, followed by South Carolina and possibly Georgia.
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And with near-term investment community concerns about the Brexit vote also fading, the was taking aim at record highs ahead of Monday's opening bell on Wall Street.
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The dissent imagines other examples of states taking aim at an individual right by tying strings to benefits associated with entities essential to the exercise of the right.
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The IMF's Goes described the publication as "rich in data" and "interesting," yet ultimately flawed, taking aim at Piketty's assumptions about the relationship between capital and national income.
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Hannity quickly shot back in a slew of tweets taking aim at Scarborough's television ratings and implying that the MSNBC host was seeking a job at Fox News.
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Republicans in a few states are moving to overhaul medical malpractice cases, taking aim at trial lawyers who represent a significant funding source for state and national Democrats.
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Warriors coach Steve Kerr says it's a damn shame LaVar Ball has gotten as big as the Kardashians ... and he's taking aim at everyone who's let that happen.
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Instead of taking aim at his detachable hair or patchwork spray tans (all easy, though worthy, subjects), the advertisement gathers all the misogynist things he's said about women.
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In Tucson, proponents of Proposition 205 were taking aim at S.B. 1070, a contentious 2010 bill that was considered the most stringent immigration policy in the United States.
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Trump is reportedly considering issuing executive orders taking aim at the EPA, but he's yet to telegraph exactly what he will do, or when he will do it.
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"I am putting each and every one of you on notice," Mr. Christie said in a 653 speech, taking aim at his home state's notoriously debased political culture.
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The majority of the spots are focusing on taking aim at Republicans over health care, as more Democratic campaigns and groups make it a central issue this year.
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Ahead of the critical elections, Democrats are taking aim at a Trump administration hounded by accusations of using public office for private gain and recklessly spending taxpayer money.
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Peek is taking aim at the global activities market which Bashir estimates is worth some $150 billion, with the U.S. being the most lucrative market on the planet.
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"He's dealt with a lot in the last 12 months," said Scott, a good friend of Leishman's, who was taking aim at his third victory in three starts.
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The revelation comes out of a new report from Trend Micro, a Japanese firm that has revealed similar phishing schemes taking aim at foreign governments in the past.
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After the Treasury Department agreed last month and eased the sanctions, Vitter was spotted in the Senate ahead of critical votes taking aim at the Trump administration move.
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He was known for regularly dropping curse words and taking aim at competitors Verizon and AT&T, who he's referred to as "dumb and dumber," and "the pricks."
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Months earlier, after all, Trump had threatened Amazon explicitly on the campaign trail, taking aim at Bezos, who owns the Washington Post, in an interview with Sean Hannity.
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Pakistani officials also insist that Mr. Trump has his figures wrong, taking aim at his claim that the United States had "foolishly" given it $33 billion since 2002.
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Now it is taking aim at the very person who is supposed to prevent wrongdoing at the jail from within — the head of the Correction Department's Investigation Division.
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The trio of Democrats is also taking aim at Trump's decision not to hire a government ethics expert, Deputy White House Counsel Stefan Passantino, until after the inauguration.
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Trump's Department of Justice is taking aim at affirmative action policies, and his Department of Homeland Security is responsible for a surge in arrests of noncriminal undocumented immigrants.
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President Donald Trump is again taking aim at Amazon for "using" the U.S. Postal Service as its "delivery boy," raising the possibility of antitrust claims against the company.
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This effort is taking aim at the gargantuan volumes of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere that have resulted in an increase of average temperatures by 0.07 degrees Celsius.
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But as the case moves to the Supreme Court for the second time, Oracle is taking aim at that idea — and calling out Google's allies one by one.
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Primetime host Chris Hayes has been more open to Sanders, while a few of the network's contributors have begun taking aim at its positioning in the Democratic primary.
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In addition to extending the presidential term, Burundi's new Constitution will outlaw extradition, an article widely seen as taking aim at the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
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Money managers, unhappy with the pace of the turnaround effort, have pushed for more, taking aim at the board, its grocery offerings and its pricey real estate holdings.
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Of course, Oswald was seen working at the book depository that morning ... before climbing into a 6th-floor window, and taking aim at Kennedy's motorcade in Daley Plaza.
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A major nor'easter is taking aim at the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, bringing an array of life-threatening hazards, from hurricane-force winds to record-breaking coastal flooding.
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U.S. President Donald Trump defended his intellect and mental capacity on Saturday, in the wake of the publication of a book taking aim at his fitness for office.
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LPF then began a campaign online and with paid ads in newspapers, taking aim at the hypocrisy of some of the more respected members of the CPD's board.
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Warren has publicly tried to quash 2020 speculation while taking aim at President Trump through fiery speeches and a sweeping anti-corruption bill aimed at cleaning up Washington.
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The tariffs of 25 percent on steel imports and 10 percent on aluminum imports is just one example of the Trump administration taking aim at foreign countries' trade practices.
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At protests in Miami, demonstrators held signs that said, "build bridges, not walls," taking aim at Trump's oft-touted plan to build a wall along the US-Mexico border.
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And the FCC isn't the only one trying to strike down on spam calls: There's currently open legislation in Congress and the Senate taking aim at robocallers at well.
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The dirty and sometimes downright offensive game Cards Against Humanity is back with another stunt, and this time they're taking aim at one of President Donald Trump's campaign promises.
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IMMIGRATION If Philadelphia wants to remain a "sanctuary city," it'll need to contend with more than Trump -- state legislators are also taking aim at the City of Brotherly Love.
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"Vermin Supreme wants you to help take back America into the Future," declares the mission statement atop Supreme's bare bones website, taking aim at another well-known 2016 mantra.
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"Exactly a week ahead of WrestleMania, let's take a look at how the WWE does business and how it treats its wrestlers," he said before taking aim at McMahon.
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Now critics are taking aim at Collins, the Maine Republican who essentially ensured his confirmation last October and said she was convinced Kavanaugh would not overturn Roe v. Wade.
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"When your parents were teaching you that life lesson, they were not suggesting that you have to always conform," Scott says in the clip, taking aim at internet trolls.
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Mr. Steyer became the first candidate to target a Democratic rival, airing two negative ads, one taking aim at Mr. Biden and Mr. Buttigieg, and another at Mr. Sanders.
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This includes a cringeworthy ad from the ruling Liberal party, featuring a tradie (translation: tradesman) taking aim at opposing Labor leader Bill Shorten on the issue of big banks.
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Warren took her opposition to the bill a step further than others in her party, surprising even some left-wing Democratic aides by explicitly taking aim at Democratic moderates.
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But as Mr. Trump's national security adviser, the targeter is now slated to become the facilitator, charged with mobilizing the policy apparatus rather than simply taking aim at it.
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Bitcoin Gold is taking aim at democratizing Bitcoin's lucrative infrastructure layer—"mining"—taking it out of the hands of giant firms and into the purview of at-home enthusiasts.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama appeared at his final White House Correspondents' Dinner Saturday night, taking aim at everything from the media to the Republican Party to Donald Trump.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - As a flood of unregulated cash swirls through the Chinese economy, Beijing has been taking aim at the trust companies whose unrestrained lending practices are worrying regulators.
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Kodak emerged from bankruptcy protection in a much reduced form in 2013 and is now taking aim at the way most people today snap pictures: on their mobile phones.
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While all his disses are unnamed, it sounds like he could be taking aim at Jay Z and Beyoncé with his mention of notorious fashion hubs and art museums.
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Now that he's in the Oval Office, his administration is taking aim at some of the high-skilled visas that Silicon Valley seeks so it can hire foreign engineers.
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Raab, a blackbelt in karate, ran for the leadership himself, taking aim at Johnson during the contest by saying: "We won't get a good deal with bluff and bluster".
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Right-wing commentators are taking aim at President Trump for his in-the-works DACA deal that would include increased border security but no funding for the border wall.
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The Trump administration is taking aim at Philadelphia's political leaders for a string of crimes committed by immigrants the city released in defiance of Immigration and Customs Enforcement requests.
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In America, Jefferson Davis, the Confederacy's president, has gone from the University of Texas in Austin; students at the University of Missouri are now taking aim at Thomas Jefferson.
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News Corp is taking aim at the digital-ad dominance of Google and Facebook with a new platform to let advertisers reach audiences across all of its online properties.
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The Trump administration is considering two executive orders to restrict immigration, taking aim at immigrant workers and those likely to depend on public assistance, The Washington Post reported Tuesday.
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Seeing the tables turn in its favor in India, Apple is getting creative with developing a local presence, taking aim at what could well be its greatest untapped opportunity.
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Merriam-Webster dictionary also zinged Trump for the error on its Twitter account — amusingly pointing out the different definitions, while also cunningly taking aim at the president's distinctive hairstyle.
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However, based on the lawsuit, it seems ABC, NBC, CBS, and Fox are taking aim at Locast now based on the service's connections with AT&T and Dish Network.
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The senator's daughter, Meghan McCain, also delivered a powerful eulogy in which she took multiple swipes at Trump, blasting "cheap rhetoric" and taking aim at his 2016 campaign slogan.
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Trump on Saturday derided Schiff over his pursuit of investigations into the president, taking aim at the congressman during a two-hour speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference.
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Macron has at times responded, criticizing Italy last June for its refusal to accept a boatload of migrants rescued in the Mediterranean, and taking aim at Rome's public finances.
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The law is part of a broader attempt by the United States to pressure Cuba over its support for Venezuela's embattled government by taking aim at Havana's beleaguered economy.
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Scaramucci lasted just 10 days as the White House communications director, and was fired after taking aim at other Trump officials in a profane rant to The New Yorker.
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Vice President Pence is taking aim at three vulnerable Democratic senators, portraying them as opposing forces to the White House in an upcoming TV ad buy, according to Politico.
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In January, Starboard ramped up pressure on Yahoo, taking aim at Chief Executive Marissa Mayer and her leadership team and raising the prospect that a proxy battle is approaching.
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The city of Oakland filed a federal antitrust lawsuit against the Raiders and the N.F.L., taking aim at the league's relocation protocol, which mostly makes other team owners rich.
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Facing a shortage of conventional parcels, developers are taking aim at structures with stained glass and bell towers, whose owners are often saddled with mounting bills and declining membership.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump launched the next salvo in his widening war on Chinese trade abuses, this time taking aim at China's unfair seizure of US intellectual property.
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First taking aim at Mr. Pinckney, a state senator and the youngest African-American elected to South Carolina's legislature, he began to fire seven magazines of hollow-point rounds.
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The Mustang Mach-E isn't taking aim at the Cybertruck, but rather the Tesla Model Y. It's the same size, about the same price and has similar performance capabilities.
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The House easily passed legislation on Wednesday to sanction Hezbollah, a Lebanon-based militant group supported by Iran, as part of a package of measures taking aim at Tehran.
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House Republicans on Wednesday released their healthcare spending bill for fiscal 2017, boosting funding to fight opioid abuse and the Zika virus while taking aim at ObamaCare and abortion.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenSenate GOP blocks three election security bills for second day House passes bill taking aim at anonymous shell companies Senate Democrats to force vote Wednesday to overturn IRS rules on SALT deduction cap MORE (D-Ore.) and Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioHouse passes bill taking aim at anonymous shell companies Turkey says soldier killed despite cease-fire in Syria White House staggers after tumultuous 48 hours MORE (R-Fla.).
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A book taking aim at Mr. Gui and other writers, called "Whirling Shadows of Spies," was published in Hong Kong in October, the same month four Mighty Current associates vanished.
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While in attendance at a Bridgehampton, New York, fundraiser for Democratic candidate Liuba Grechen Shirley, the "30 Rock" alum showed off his support for Shirley by taking aim at King.
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Fontaine, in contrast, frequently stirred the pot, taking aim at her famous sister during interviews, in her memoir, No Bed Of Roses, and in particular during a 1978 PEOPLE interview.
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In a new spot that began airing on Wisconsin television on Saturday, Cruz's campaign is taking aim at a company, Worthington Industries, and suggesting unsavory ties to the Ohio governor.
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The theory goes that Labour should double down on what has served it so well in the past couple of months, relying on young voters and taking aim at austerity.
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OFFICERS KILLED IN THE LINE OF DUTY IN 2018 Cullum said that Freeman did not shoot at civilian vehicles that were passing by, only taking aim at law enforcement officials.
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And beyond that, the suit is taking aim at the whole concept of app store walled gardens, so other companies with similar marketplaces may also be watching for a verdict.
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Two ferocious cyclones are taking aim at Australia this weekend, with the possibility that both could make landfall as Category 4 or greater storms within 24 hours of each other.
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Investors have lost confidence with Italy and its future remains uncertain, former prominent politicians in the country have told CNBC, taking aim at the current coalition government seated in Rome.
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A government plan to impose stronger cybersecurity standards on the financial industry is taking aim at a much broader number of companies in the financial sector than had been expected.
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Dianne Feinstein of California, the ranking member on the Judiciary Committee, issued multiple statements over the summer taking aim at those on the right who chastised the blue slip process.
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Ackman launched the ADP proxy contest as an underdog, taking aim at a company engaged in the unglamorous business of providing human resources technology and largely backed by Wall Street.
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Already, rival products are taking aim at the market for workplace collaboration, including one, Atlassian, from an Australian software company, which is called HipChat, and bundled with its other services.
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Despite angry missives taking aim at US Vice President Mike Pence and Trump's national security adviser John Bolton, North Korea appeared to have swallowed its objections to Max Thunder however.
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Warren is ratcheting up her tactics as well by taking aim at DeVos, a Trump Cabinet official who has faced vehement opposition from the left, including from powerful teachers unions.
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As part of the Higher Education Act reauthorization, House Republicans are taking aim at a Department of Education rule meant to stop colleges from defrauding the federal student aid system.
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John Kennedy (R-La.) also questioned the timing of the letter on Sunday, taking aim at Feinstein because she "said nothing" of the letter and its reported allegations until recently.
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The Toronto Blue Jays are taking aim at the top spot in the American League East and have won five of six on the strength of their solid starting pitching.
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Dubai (CNN Business)Saudis unhappy with the Washington Post's coverage of the killing of its journalist Jamal Khashoggi are taking aim at Jeff Bezos' business interests in the Middle East.
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Roxy, a startup that got $2.2 million in seed money in November, decided to build its own voice-driven software and hardware, taking aim, for starters, at the hospitality industry.
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During his campaign, the right-winger imitated U.S. President Donald Trump's strategy of aggressively confronting the media, taking aim at Globo TV and Brazil's biggest newspaper, the Folha de S.Paulo.
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Huawei unveiled a new 25G processor for its mobile devices Friday, taking aim at competitors like Qualcomm and showing it will continue to bolster its chip technology amid political headwinds.
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She also made mention of the top two Culinary Union officials in Nevada that claimed they faced attacks after the union released a candidate score card taking aim at Sanders.
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The fundamental question is this: Is the lawsuit taking aim at one particular transaction, or is it a signal that the White House is opposed to corporate consolidation in general?
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And as Trump tries to make inroads with women, the Clinton campaign will be taking aim at his proposals — and wasted no time ripping his family leave policy on Tuesday.
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Mr. Parnas also has gone on something of a publicity tour, granting interviews to the MSNBC host Rachel Maddow and The New York Times and taking aim at the president.
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Senate Republicans are taking aim at the Obama administration's settlement of an arms dispute with Iran, which GOP lawmakers believe was a ransom, amid lingering backlash over the agreement. Sen.
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Even as Hurricane Harvey had already flooded much of Houston and Hurricane Irma was taking aim at Florida, one Democrat was starting to make another breach in icy Washington wall.
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A former Vermont governor and ex-chair of the Democratic Governors Association is taking aim at Bernie Sanders and his campaign, accusing the senator of trying to "Hillarize" Elizabeth Warren.
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Apparently winter isn't finished with the East Coast yet, with the National Weather Service forecasting another major weather system taking aim at parts of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut .
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Taking aim at Trump on immigration A resident of El Paso who can see Ciudad Juárez over the US-Mexico border from his porch, O'Rourke's strongest issue has long been immigration.
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Apple is taking aim at Sonos and the Amazon Echo with HomePod, a new "breakthrough home speaker" that it will start selling in December in white and space gray for $349.
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In Hong Kong, the fell 0.56 percent, as gaming shares saw sharp losses following reports of Beijing taking aim at the Macau gaming industry in a bid to halt capital outflows.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump kicked off his hangar rally Monday in Montoursville, Pennsylvania, touting the economic growth under his administration and taking aim at Democratic presidential front-runner Joe Biden.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Congressional Republicans are taking aim at the regulatory process through which some financial institutions become subject to heightened regulation because they are deemed too big to fail.
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Under a new anti-corruption plan Sanders released Monday morning, the progressive senator from Vermont is taking aim at money and influence within political parties, national party conventions, and presidential inaugurations.
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Mr. Biden has gone on the offensive, taking aim at two rivals ahead of him in the Iowa results, Pete Buttigieg and Bernie Sanders, while Ms. Warren continues to stress unity.
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The technology's effectiveness has been debated as long as it has existed — with critics taking aim at the assumptions on which analyses are built — but it's started to see wider uptake.
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Sean Penn's controversial new book has already made headlines for seemingly taking aim at President Trump — and now another portion which references the #MeToo movement has landed him in hot water.
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Still Images released by police from surveillance video show the gunman -- wearing an ankle-length, white garment -- on a crosswalk taking aim and firing at the patrol car at close range.
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Washington (CNN)An anti-Donald Trump super PAC's latest ad is taking aim at incidents at the Republican front-runner's recent rallies and comments he has made at them regarding protesters.
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Trump and his newly installed EPA administrator, Scott Pruitt, are also beginning an aggressive regulatory rollback at the agency, taking aim at climate change programs instituted or expanded under President Obama.
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The backlash came just days after ABC canceled its hit sitcom "Roseanne" amid outcry over a racist tweet its star Roseanne Barr sent taking aim at former Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett.
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Wednesday, President Donald Trump fired off a tweet taking aim at the Justice Department and FBI -- this time accusing his top law enforcement agencies of stymieing the Intelligence Committee's Russia probe.
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They were taking aim at Aedes albopictus, also known as the Asian tiger mosquito, a relative of the dreaded Aedes aegypti, the main transmitter of the Zika virus around the world.
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A Chinese government-backed media company purchased a four-page insert in the Des Moines Register last Sunday taking aim at Trump's trade policies in the corn- and soy-producing state.
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The report, written by a team of seven Citi analysts and strategists, said that jobs would be lost to start-ups taking aim at many different parts of the financial industry.
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India was another place where Apple saw a lot of currency issues, Cook noted, but the company is very much taking aim at high-growth markets like this for the future.
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He included criminal justice among his top campaign priorities, taking aim at mandatory minimum sentencing, disparities that send a disproportionate number of blacks and Latinos to prison, and "three strikes" laws.
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At a rally in Johnstown, Pa., in October 2016, Mr. Miller delivered a populist message of his own, taking aim at the elites who he said were making policy in Washington.
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Harvey rapidly intensified on Thursday spinning into the potentially biggest hurricane to hit the mainland United States in 12 years and taking aim at the heart of nation's oil refining industry.
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The Brownsville incident was also the second fatal shooting in the past several days involving a man taking aim at New York City police officers who were attempting to stop him.
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Separately, the coalition is considering taking aim at Congress's longtime restriction on the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives from releasing certain data about the use of firearms in crimes.
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By doing so, Pruitt, a confirmed climate denier, is taking aim at the largest federal climate action program on the books, at the expense of the American people and public health.
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He will be one of the regulators helping to ease some of the rules of Dodd-Frank after Mr. Trump signed an executive order taking aim at the financial regulatory law.
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And Messer's camp has sought a more positive tone, playing up his support of Trump in spots with family members that talk up his record instead of taking aim at opponents.
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The ad uses footage from Ernst's own 2014 campaign, in which she shoots a handgun at a shooting range while "taking aim" at "wasteful government spending" and the Affordable Care Act.
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In it, she appears to be taking aim at President Donald Trump's administration and their new "zero-tolerance policy" that is separating children from their parents at the U.S. border to Mexico.
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Mr Trump attacked alleged currency manipulators, taking aim at China, Germany and Japan for what he claimed were deliberate attempts to keep their currencies low in order to gain a trade advantage.
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Earlier this year, India's government issued new e-commerce guidelines taking aim at foreign players Amazon and Walmart (which acquired Flipkart for about $16 billion last year), complicating their expansion into India.
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The Windows Creators Update is something of a big deal for the operating system with over 400 million users, but the gist of it is taking aim at gamers and yes, creators.
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In Southern California, regional officials want to control emissions from cargo trucks by regulating the warehouses that they serve — taking aim at a sector, transportation, that remains the state's single largest polluter.
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U.S. brands such as Victoria's Secret, Crayola and Beats are taking aim at Singles Day — which is about five times bigger than Cyber Monday — by launching stores on e-tailing giant Alibaba.
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Airlines in America have also enjoyed billions of dollars in various government subsidies over the years and it has always smacked of hypocrisy that they are taking aim at the Gulf carriers.
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The company's tools are taking aim at software development teams working on web apps using the React javascript framework, but the longer term goal is to include mobile app design, as well.
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Investments in what is known as fintech, or financial technology, tripled between 2013 and 2014 to $12.2 billion, and start-ups are now taking aim at nearly every line of financial business.
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Expect tariffs this round to be just as targeted, and for the Chinese government to start taking aim at U.S. businesses that operate in China with home bases in important swing states.
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The US launched 59 Tomahawk cruise missiles from its warships in the eastern Mediterranean early Friday, taking aim at the Syrian airbase it believes houses the aircraft that carried out the attack.
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With one debt restructuring completed and others in the works, the board is taking aim at the island's roughly $13 billion of GO bonds and nearly $50 billion in unfunded pension liabilities.
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President Donald Trump used the occasion of his first 100th day in office to hold a campaign-style rally in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, touting his record and taking aim at the national media.
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A female-focused, pro-abortion rights political group is taking aim at GOP-controlled statehouses in 2628 states in an attempt to give Democrats an edge in the next round of redistricting.
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But it was the subject of immigration that dominated the discussion, with the pontiff also taking aim at the response of some European governments to migrants and refugees arriving on the continent.
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Taking aim at German car manufacturers, the president has started an investigation into automobile imports to determine whether they pose a national security concern, the same justification used for his metal tariffs.
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Taking aim at Germany Trump's assault on Germany was particularly astonishing given that it was unprompted and erupted in what had been expected to be a routine breakfast photo-op with Stoltenberg.
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House Majority PAC launched digital spots on Wednesday taking aim at a handful of House Republicans who represent swing seats and voted for the GOP's controversial bill to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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The above article is not taking aim at the subject matter of the project, nor the casting decisions; rather, the derogatory language used by the casting agency to recruit actresses for roles.
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A new state law signed by Connecticut Governor Dan Malloy (D) would close a drug price loophole taking aim at PBM clawbacks — referred to technically as Direct and Indirect Remuneration (DIR) fees.
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To gather evidence, a home builder and angler named Mike Knepper has spent over a year chasing spray boats with a camera drone -- a modern-day David taking aim at a giant.
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In another post taking aim at Ocasio-Cortez and other Democratic lawmakers, the president retweeted a new advertisement that plays a montage of remarks from the lawmakers calling for the president's impeachment.
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A Democratic senator is taking aim at Equifax over the credit reporting firm's response to a massive security breach that exposed the personal information of as many as 143 million Americans. Sen.
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But before Catalan can execute the next dramatic step of his grand plan, who should appear in the crowd but Hannah Wells, scanning furiously, eventually finding his open window and taking aim.
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But the practice was widely criticized for splitting up families, gutting businesses that relied on immigrant labor and taking aim at people who went to work every day, rather than dangerous criminals.
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China is stepping up measures to stem capital outflows after its yuan currency skidded to more than eight-year lows, taking aim at outbound investments that have soared to a record high.
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Stone denied knowing the details of the WikiLeaks content to be released, taking aim at Democratic House Intelligence Committee ranking member Adam Schiff, who had zeroed in on Stone's statements on WikiLeaks.
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Trump, though, has not yet backed a candidate in the race, taking a more hands off approach so far than he has in Arizona's race, where he is taking aim at Sen.
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We got Kellyanne out in Washington D.C. on Sunday, and our photog asked about the President taking aim at Jussie and ripping him as a "3rd rate actor" during a Wisconsin rally.
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The startup is taking aim at Salesforce admins for its first go-round, but he sees the same problem with other cloud services that make heavy use of trained administrators to make changes.
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"I'm doing this because ... I did actually, rather stupidly, for a moment believe that we'd won," Farage said, taking aim at those who campaigned to stay in the EU, or so-called Remainers.
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After online retail giant Amazon bought Whole Foods last month, they slashed prices on some items at the brick-and-mortar chain by as much as 43%, taking aim at Walmart's grocery customers.
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Perhaps West is taking aim at the falsehood and overexposure of celebrity, but the way he's doing it—by bullying, essentially, by barreling through—negates any point he may be trying to make.
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Spinn is working on a revenue share model with the roasters, and for now is taking aim at the home market, not the commercial one — although a larger machine is certainly a possibility.
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That advice has been especially true for taking aim at Biden, whom many Republican operatives -- and Trump himself -- believe would pose a significant threat to the President should he win the Democratic nomination.
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Stocks are taking aim at the key 2,800 level on the S&P 500, an important milestone where the market rally could either fizzle or break out on a path to new highs.
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A parade of storms is now taking aim at California, which desperately needs the rain and mountain snow, but faces flooding dangers from too much rain in too short a period of time.
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Gallego is also taking aim at the staff of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), accusing aides in the office of adopting "outdated, antiquated" methods that have only contributed to the party's misfortunes.
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After taking aim at McCain via Twitter over the weekend, Trump on Wednesday unleashed a torrent of criticism of McCain during a White House event in Ohio that was ostensibly to promote manufacturing.
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Mr. Trump cited the government's international drug-pricing report in his speech on Thursday, saying he was taking aim at "global free riding" that forces Americans to subsidize drug prices in other countries.
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MessageBird, the Amsterdam-headquartered cloud communications platform backed by Accel in the U.S. and Europe's Atomico, is unveiling another new product today, this time taking aim at the $350 billion customer service market.
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Forecasters on Sunday upgraded Tropical Storm Florence to a hurricane, saying it was strengthening and taking aim at North and South Carolina, where it could make landfall by the end of the week.
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They explain, for example, when striking workers enjoy strong legal protections (in taking aim at unfair labor practices like retaliation) and when they are more exposed (in strikes focused strictly on economic demands).
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New York (CNN Business)The state of California is taking aim at GM (GM), Chrysler, Toyota, Nissan and other automakers that are aligning with the Trump administration in its battle over emissions rules.
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The AP noted that Gorsuch avoids personal attacks, instead taking aim at judges and legal scholars who prefer an evolving "living Constitution" as opposed to how it was intended by the Founding Fathers.
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Warren has raised eyebrows in recent weeks for taking aim at her opponents&apos ties to high-dollar donors, which has also sparked criticism because of her previous ties to high-profile supporters.
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The judge has now made his initial ruling on the grant conditions permanent and is taking aim at the underlying law the administration has depended on in its sanctuary city lawsuits, CNN reported.
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He has this way — it's quite remarkable — of expressing outrage without being remotely disheveled by the emotion, of taking aim without seeming armed, of flagging grave danger without scaring the pants off you.
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This time, Adrangi is not just taking aim at ViaSat but also at Seth Klarman's $29 billion Baupost Group, a hedge fund that is ViaSat's largest investor with 13.2 million shares or 22.8 percent.
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Repeated incursions Israel has attempted to stay out of Syria's civil war but has reportedly struck the country multiple times in the past, often taking aim at weapons shipments intended for Hezbollah in Lebanon.
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So these Peter Fonda tweets are so sick in my view, taking aim at a 12 year old boy and others, that even though he apologized for what he called highly inappropriate vulgar comments.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Novartis is taking aim at drug-resistant malaria – a growing global problem – by launching clinical trials of the first new antimalarial medicine for many years in nine countries across Africa and Asia.
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" This week, the largest organization of obstetricians and gynecologists in the U.S. also spoke out about the science used to restrict abortion rights, taking aim at early abortion bans proponents describe as "heartbeat bills.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)DJI is already the worldwide leader for drones, and despite recently taking aim at GoPro with new Osmo Action, it's venturing into yet another market with the new Robomaster S1.
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And hot on the heels of renewed outrage about its tip-shaving scheme, a new class-action lawsuit is taking aim at the company for misleading its customers about how their tips were used.
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Russell Westbrook is taking aim at Hall of Famer Oscar Robertson's triple-double record and looks to post his 35th of the season when the Oklahoma City Thunder host the Sacramento Kings on Saturday.
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Kimmel -- who's hosting the Oscars again this year -- dove straight into the #TimesUp and #MeToo controversies to kick of the award show Sunday, taking aim at Weinstein and the VP in a blistering monologue.
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But long before migration became a European humanitarian and now political crisis, Salvini was taking aim at the Roma, calling for their camps to be bulldozed because he says they are hotbeds of crime.
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The Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) system is taking aim at its number one problem — with a new strategy designed to contain the puddles of urine and eliminate lingering pee smells inside its elevators.
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Speaking of the tax bill, The Hill's Naomi Jagoda explains how Republican candidates are taking aim at vulnerable Senate Democrats by reminding voters that their opponents did not support the 2017 tax-cut law.
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Trump inserted his own political commentary into the event, jokingly taking aim at a House of Representatives-led impeachment inquiry into his presidency, over accusations he pressured Ukraine to investigate political rival Joe Biden.
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"I think Democrats win when we run on real solutions, not impossible promises, when we run on things that are workable, not fairy-tale economics," he said, implicitly taking aim at Warren's bold platform.
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People familiar with Ackman's thinking suggest he also is taking aim at the board, demanding a substantial number of directors be replaced with people who have expertise in food safety, marketing, and digital engagement.
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From The Washington Post: To achieve the reductions, Cotton and Perdue are taking aim at green cards for extended family members of U.S. citizens and legal permanent residents, including grown children, grandparents and siblings.
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Now New Jersey is joining a growing number of cities and states, including New York City and California, taking aim at these groups and forcing them to publicly disclose the name of their donors.
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Clinton, as the Democratic front-runner, is more and more taking aim at both Trump and U.S. Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, the top Trump rival who is leading Wisconsin polls of Republican voters.
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And, taking aim at the band of mostly young House Democrats agitating for her to go, she claimed that their criticism had drawn her allies closer: "People just flock to support me," she said.
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The White House issued a vigorous defense of the Trump administration's economic agenda on Thursday, claiming credit for changing the trajectory of the nation's record expansion — while taking aim at the Obama administration's record.
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On Thursday, the White House issued a vigorous defense of the Trump administration's economic agenda — claiming credit for changing the trajectory of the nation's record expansion, while taking aim at the Obama administration's record.
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Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz hasn't announced whether he'll run for president, but that didn't stop him from taking aim at one of the key economic proposals of one of his would-be opponents.
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After initially going to Mexico, Morales arrived in Argentina in December, where he has remained vocal on politics, frequently taking aim through his Twitter account at the caretaker government of interim President Jeanine Anez.
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While Mr. Trump is stockpiling cash for the general election, Democrats are expected to spend tens of millions of dollars in the coming months taking aim at one another in an intensifying primary fight.
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Security camera footage showed the women firing at a police bus outside a riot police station in Istanbul's Bayrampasa neighborhood and also hurling a hand grenade, before apparently taking aim at the police station.
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By taking aim at soybeans and pork, Beijing struck at Trump country in the Midwest, while going after a smaller export like Kentucky bourbon hit the district of the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell.
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The president very quickly tapped his chairman to lead the Federal Communications Commission, for example, and Ajit Pai has wasted no time taking aim at some of the regulations imposed by his Democratic predecessor.
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But long before migration became a European humanitarian and now political crisis, Salvini was taking aim at Italy's 26,000 Roma, calling for their camps to be bulldozed because he says they are hotbeds of crime.
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Samsung and LG have both introduced basic 360-degree cameras for consumers, while Nokia, Jaunt and Lytro are taking aim at the professional market with models costing tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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With Hurricane Matthew taking aim at the south Atlantic coast, evacuation orders drove hundreds of thousands of people onto highways and into stores and gas stations — where they found empty shelves and long, creeping lines.
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Angry over the FBI raids on Michael Cohen's offices, President Trump is taking aim at Robert Mueller, with press secretary Sarah Sanders saying Tuesday he "believes he has the power" to fire the special counsel.
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The announcement came shortly after Canyon Capital Advisors LLC, one of Ambac's largest shareholders, went public on Wednesday with its campaign to shake up the company's management, taking aim at the Tavakoli's pay and transparency.
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This time it's UFC star Cody "No Love" Garbrandt taking aim at Dominick Cruz's facial hair ... saying his newly sported stubble won't save his chin when they face off at UFC 207 on Dec. 30.
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Taking aim at Graeme Hick in the heat of battle after the England batsman had failed to connect with a number of balls, Hughes stopped to offer his opponent some advice during the 2180 series.
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LaVar Ball is now taking aim at the OTHER big college hoops star projected to go #1 in the NBA Draft ... saying Markelle Fultz ain't worthy of the top spot -- because he's not a winner.
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But Trump's team is seeking to blunt the impact by taking aim at Cohen's credibility, downplaying the seriousness of the offenses being alleged — and insisting that the White House has not given in to panic.
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When three Iranian gunboats attempted to seize a British oil tanker on Wednesday, a Royal Navy frigate intervened, reportedly taking aim at Iranian vessels with the "perfect weapon" while warning their crews to stand down.
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Three months after taking aim at Suicide Squad director David Ayer for stealing their aesthetic for his once-hyped blockbuster, South African duo Die Antwoord have accused another movie of failing to credit their work.
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The tax credit phase-out comes just as Tesla was preparing to sell a $22018,33 version of its Model 23 sedan, the first time it will be taking aim at the price-conscious mass market.
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HOUSE GOP UNVEILS HEALTH SPENDING BILL: House Republicans on Wednesday released their healthcare spending bill for fiscal 2023, boosting funding to fight opioid abuse and the Zika virus while taking aim at ObamaCare and abortion.
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The heated trade dispute shows no sign of abating, with U.S. President Donald Trump also taking aim at the World Trade Organization, rattling investors who fear tit-for-tat tariffs will crimp global economic growth.
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On Tuesday, Yum Brands Inc investors filed a shareholder proposal requesting that the company quickly phase out harmful antibiotic use in its meat supply, taking aim at the practices of the KFC fried chicken chain.
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Taking aim at early death A key measure of health is mortality -- particularly at younger ages -- and so avoiding early death from any cause is a key goal of health systems worldwide, noted the researchers.
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SHANGHAI/HONG KONG, Nov 29 (Reuters) - China is stepping up measures to stem capital outflows after the yuan currency skidded to more than eight-year lows, taking aim at outbound investment, sources said on Tuesday.
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Just imagine a whole bunch of famous technologists and top-serious science authorities all suddenly taking aim at your field of research as a clear and present threat to the very survival of the species.
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WASHINGTON — Having wiped out the requirement for people to have health insurance, Republicans in Congress are taking aim at a new target: the mandate in the Affordable Care Act that employers offer coverage to employees.
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The Trump administration is again taking aim at the Dodd-Frank Act, releasing a Treasury Department report on Friday that recommended a vast reworking of Wall Street rules adopted in response to the financial crisis.
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One might suppose that an author taking aim at college activists would interview a few of them — find out what their experiences have been, how they view the world, why they do what they do.
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For months, top officials in the president's party have been laying the groundwork to chip away at the new legal system, taking aim at basic civil protections like the inadmissibility of evidence obtained through torture.
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In particular, Mr. Trump has said he will be taking aim at the Dodd-Frank regulatory overhaul, passed in the wake of the financial crisis, which contains a thicket of restrictions on trading and oversight.
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Hurricane Michael was expected to strengthen in the Gulf of Mexico, taking aim at the Florida panhandle, where residents were implored to get out of harm's way ahead of life-threatening waves, winds and rains.
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Since taking aim at national parks would stop this campaign in its tracks, the administration has instead tried to strip away our national monuments, which are no less popular but are often less well understood.
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But while the message, perhaps, wasn't enough to put him over the top, it's a mission that's remained central to Sanders' work on Capitol Hill, finding him taking aim at some of the world's largest corporations.
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Anatomy of very long speech: How Ted Cruz did it Taking aim at pharmaceutical industry Despite their contrasting views on health care, there was a rare moment of agreement for the two senators: the pharmaceutical industry.
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What hangs in the balance is more than just Huawei's imminent business health, but the fact that China and the U.S. can start taking aim against each other's tech giants as uniform trade war chess moves.
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In Westfield, Indiana, Pence took the stage, making a short introduction that struck down the notion that he couldn't successfully play the attack dog -- taking aim at Democratic presumptive nominee Hillary Clinton and President Barack Obama.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. gun lobby is taking aim at "gun-hating" banks after Citigroup Inc and Bank of America said they would no longer provide certain banking services to gun-makers, according to industry lobbyists.
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King Abdullah has stepped into the debate about its role in unusually strong terms, taking aim at what he described as false rumors and stories spread online in a lengthy article published in pro-government media.
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More than 20 NGOs, including Greenpeace and WWF-Brasil, signed the open letter taking aim at several proposals, calling for Brazilians to take action to protect the environment as a runoff vote approaches on Oct. 28.
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The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling revives a long-simmering legal challenge originally filed in 2012 taking aim at Apple's practice of only allowing iPhones to run apps purchased from its own App Store.
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There are many communications markets to be served from space: Starlink wants to do mobile broadband; Ubiquitilink wants to eliminate "no signal;" and Swarm is taking aim at embedded devices, the so-called Internet of Things.
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Hamon appeared to be taking aim directly at scandal-tainted conservative candidate Francois Fillon, and independent centrist and former investment banker Emmanuel Macron, who lie between six to 10 percentage points above him in the polls.
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During a campaign announcement Friday in New Hampshire, Weld outlined a number of policy differences between himself and the Trump administration while taking aim at Democrats whom he argued had abandoned the principles of fiscal responsibility.
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After receiving the ball on the edge of the box from Toni Kroos' pass, the Brazilian teenager took one touch before taking aim and bending the ball beautifully into the top corner, past goalkeeper Ruben Martinez.
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"After a decade of recovery from Labour's great recession, we are turning the page on austerity and beginning a new decade of renewal," Javid said in parliament on Wednesday, taking aim at the opposition Labour Party.
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Mr. Blutstein, in an interview, said he was taking aim at "resistance" figures in the federal government, adding that he hoped to discover whether they had done anything that might embarrass them or hurt their cause.
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A legal-defense fund formed last year to extend the #MeToo movement beyond Hollywood is now taking aim at sexual harassment in the fast food chain — one of the world's largest companies and most recognizable brands.
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A legal-defense fund formed last year to extend the #MeToo movement beyond Hollywood is now taking aim at sexual harassment in the fast food chain, one of the world's largest companies and most recognizable brands.
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Consumer Bureau Director Kathy Kraninger has also proposed taking aim at a regulation that tracks discriminatory lending, calling for public comment on the "costs and benefits" of collecting additional data as a 2015 agency rule requires.
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A House Democrat is taking aim at a proposed Agriculture Department rule that would keep restaurants from accepting food stamps, saying it would make it harder for low-income families to get access to healthy foods.
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The guild says that it is taking aim at Lyft because the company refuses to bargain with drivers the way Uber has and that the decision came about through a survey of its dues-paying members.
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In May, Trump asked lawmakers to cut $3.6 trillion in government spending over the next decade, taking aim at healthcare and food assistance programs for the poor in a budget that also boosted spending on defense.
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More importantly, you may be taking aim at "a hard market" and your game plan for taking it on clearly won&apost work — or you&aposre not able to convince the VCs that it can work.
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The state senator was taking aim at a tweet Trump sent earlier on Monday attacking Democrats and the "Fake News Media" after the House Judiciary Committee released a report laying out the impeachment charges against him.
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What happen to a free country Trump faced backlash from professional athletes and sports executives on Saturday, after taking aim at football players who protest the national anthem during a Friday night rally in Huntsville, Ala.
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Now, the city of Cincinnati is taking aim at Harbour Portfolio Advisors, one of the biggest such sellers, with a lawsuit accusing the company of owing more than $360,000 in unpaid fines, fees and violation notices.
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Musk's view, far from being merely petty, indicated that he might, just might, be concerned about the Taycan, a $100,000-plus, all-electric four-door that's taking aim at the high end of the EV market.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is taking credit for a decline in the African-American unemployment rate again, this time by taking aim at rapper and businessman Jay-Z following his comments on CNN Saturday night.
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Amazon is taking aim at the pharmacy supply chain with its PillPack team and is looking to improve health-care services for its employees with Haven, a joint venture with J.P. Morgan Chase and Berkshire Hathaway.
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The Brazilian agency that provides protection for major events (SESGE) said in a statement its agents were asked to intervene by spectators at the archery venue because the protester was shouting while competitors were taking aim.
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The Hill's Jordain Carney has more: Senate Republicans are taking aim at the Obama administration's settlement of an arms dispute with Iran, which GOP lawmakers believe was a ransom, amid lingering backlash over the agreement. Sen.
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Huawei unveiled its latest artificial intelligence (AI) chipset for its mobile devices on Friday, taking aim at the dominance of chipmakers such as Qualcomm and smartphone players like Apple and Samsung that make their own silicon.
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Cory Booker and Julián Castro are taking aim at the Democratic National Committee over a primary process they say is excluding them from debates but allowing a billionaire to buy his way on to the stage.
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But on the biggest day of his life — and speaking to an audience of hundreds of millions of people inside and outside the US — Trump didn't sound like a Republican taking aim at a Democratic predecessor.
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Along with two other former military chiefs on his ticket, Gantz was able to challenge Netanyahu on security issues, normally the prime minister's strong suit, while also taking aim at the prime minister's alleged ethical lapses.
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When the state of Illinois and the union's lawyers made their arguments, the more conservative justices took the lead — with Kennedy vigorously and repeatedly taking aim at the fees and the public sector unions' aims more broadly.
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Loeffler has also been working to prove her pro-Trump credentials, taking aim at Romney just for his support of bringing in additional witnesses to testify as part of the impeachment trial just ahead of Collins' announcement.
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David Cicilline (D-RI) will lead the investigation as chair of the committee's antitrust sub-panel, and said today that he would be looking into Silicon Valley as a whole rather than taking aim at specific companies.
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Trump has reportedly sought to dismiss Mueller on at least two occasions; once as recently as December, when Mueller was reportedly taking aim at Trump's finances — something the president has said he considers crossing a red line.
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The Bengals ain't gonna like this one ... Steelers running back Le'Veon Bell -- who's also a rapper -- just dropped a NEW TRACK taking aim at Cincinnati ... just 7 weeks before they're set to do battle on the field.
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WASHINGTON, March 12 (Reuters) - Wells Fargo & Co Chief Executive Tim Sloan's campaign to prove his bank has moved past its scandals will collide on Tuesday with newly empowered Democratic lawmakers who are taking aim at Wall Street.
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Following the blueprint pioneered by George Soros—who once successfully broke the Bank of England by launching speculative attacks against the British pound—a handful of funds are taking aim at China's currency, according to a report.
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Caprotti has in the past aired his views in letters to newspapers and in 2007 wrote a book taking aim at Italy's cooperative supermarkets, but did not hold a press conference until he was into his eighties.
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In a country where open criticism of power can spell trouble for journalists, politicians and activists, comedians say they, too, risk consequences - arrest even - for taking aim at the authorities or satirizing the hardships of daily life.
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A rapidly swelling pool of new startups is taking aim at the large incumbent institutions, complex processes and outdated unfriendly interfaces that mar billion dollar financial services verticals, such as insurtech, consumer lending, personal finance, or otherwise.
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Revolut, one of a breed of new digital-only account providers taking aim at traditional high street banks, has grown at breakneck pace since its launch in July 2015 and now boasts more than 8 million customers.
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The Judicial Crisis Network, a conservative-leaning group that will help lead the opposition to Garland's nomination, is taking aim at Garland's skepticism of a decision to overturn Washington, D.C.'s handgun ban nearly 10 years ago.
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His debut NYFW show this past February was a shot across the bow, taking aim at Donald Trump, institutional racism, and the prison industrial complex by presenting his collection on models of color locked inside a cage.
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"We're taking aim at the global freeloading that forces American consumers to subsidize lower prices in foreign countries through higher prices in our country," Trump said in a speech at the Department of Health and Human Services.
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MEXICO CITY — The administration of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador of Mexico has launched its first major anticorruption prosecution, delivering on a central campaign promise by taking aim at corruption inside the ailing state-owned oil company.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) is taking aim once again at Silicon Valley, this time laying some of the blame for the turbulence of the journalism industry at the feet of tech giants like Google and Facebook.
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"North Carolinians deserve to know: Will Senator Tillis push for adequate resources for this public health outbreak?" read a statement from the North Carolina Democratic Party circulated on Monday, taking aim at Thom Tillis, a vulnerable incumbent.
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Taking aim at the NSC This week, the President is expected to take another scythe to the restraining bureaucracy by gutting the National Security Council itself, a rare remaining source of non-Trumpian thought in the government.
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" Taking aim at Trump's argument that the U.S. should not be involved in endless wars in the Middle East, Kinzinger said the U.S. was "preventing an endless war and that actually commenced on Sunday a week ago.
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That's why Democrats rolled out a national campaign earlier this year taking aim at corruption and pay-to-play politics in Washington under the Trump administration — a platform reminiscent of a message Democrats successfully campaigned on in 2006.
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"The Mayor of San Juan, who was very complimentary only a few days ago, has now been told by the Democrats that you must be nasty to Trump," he tweeted, before once again taking aim at the media.
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In a decision on Tuesday, U.S. District Judge William Pauley in Manhattan said the settlement is "the best possible outcome for the class under the circumstances," while taking aim at missteps he blamed for drawing out the case.
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The provision that banking lobbyists are taking aim at is intended to stamp out practices employed by multinational corporations to reduce U.S. tax obligations by shifting money earned in the United States to less heavily taxed overseas affiliates.
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Meet the Black Women's Defense League Taking Aim at Racism and Misogyny Federal law bars felons and those convicted of domestic violence misdemeanors from possessing firearms, but that prohibition does not extend to people convicted of misdemeanor stalking.
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VANCOUVER (Reuters) - The British Columbia government will unveil its long-awaited housing strategy on Tuesday, taking aim at skyrocketing real estate prices and soaring rents that have crippled affordability in the West Coast Canadian province, particularly in Vancouver.
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Despite vowing to leave Twitter amid the widespread outrage, Barr, 65, remained active on the social media platform throughout the night on Tuesday — even taking aim at Goldberg when she retweeted a doctored photo of The View panelist.
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This is the latest in public jabs between the two, including Khan criticizing Trump and comparing him to past fascist leaders, to which Trump responded by calling him a "stone cold loser" and taking aim at Khan's height.
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Corker, a Tennessee Republican who's retiring at the end of his term in January, told CNN his hope is to reach a broad bipartisan deal that will piece together various senators' proposals taking aim at the Saudi kingdom.
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Democrats slam alleged politicization of Trump State Department after IG report MORE (D-Md.), inflaming racial tensions once again by taking aim at a top African American Democratic lawmaker and parts of the majority-black district he represents.
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Wolf drew widespread criticism as the headliner at April's annual journalist- and lawmaker-filled WHCA dinner for taking aim at White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders and other Trump administration officials as part of her explicit set.
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It targets Freedom Partners Chamber of Commerce, a conservative group backed by the Republican mega-donor Koch brothers, which announced a $85033 million ad campaign last week taking aim at Baldwin for protecting special interests and tax increases.
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A new Oklahoma law requires anti-abortion messages in all public bathrooms A new Oklahoma law requires anti-abortion messages in all public bathrooms A new anti-abortion public awareness campaign is taking aim at Oklahoma's public bathrooms.
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Public calls for a military intervention surfaced back in 2013, as fringe right-wing groups made that a rallying cry during a chaotic wave of street demonstrations taking aim at the leftist government then led by Ms. Rousseff.
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Trump, who plans to visit the island on Tuesday, fired off a series of angry tweets from his private golf club in New Jersey, taking aim at the mayor of San Juan, the island's capital and largest city.
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As the Trump administration considers what action to take on trade tariffs on steel and aluminum, European Union and Chinese officials are considering taking aim at politically strategic products made in the U.S., such as bourbon and motorcycles.
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People's Daily, the flagship newspaper of the Chinese Communist Party, was taking aim at Apple, accusing it of serving as an "escort" for "rioters" in Hong Kong by providing an app that allows protesters to track police movements.
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Democrats had already been taking aim at top 2020 Republican Senate targets including Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, Cory Gardner of Colorado, Thom Tillis of North Carolina and Martha McSally of Arizona, over their backing of the border emergency.
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At the same time, it routinely sought to penalize sites it judged to be using the platform in bad faith, taking aim at "clickbait," an older cousin of "fake news," with a series of design and algorithm updates.
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Harrison announced his candidacy on Wednesday, taking aim at one of President Trump's staunchest defenders on the Hill and outlining his plans to flip a Senate seat in a place that hasn't elected a Democrat statewide since 2006.
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In just under two minutes, Jawbreaker takes a simple two-chord riff and blows it wide open, with Schwarzenbach taking aim at punk scene politics and the song's stop-start rhythms making every musical change into a thrillride.
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The move comes after the yuan fell to more than eight-year lows, fueling attempts by firms to get their money out and leading to Beijing taking aim at outbound investments and underground banks suspected of aiding capital flight.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - It took China just 20.25 hours to retaliate against the United States for proposing tariffs on some 1,300 Chinese products, but Chinese officials are holding back on taking aim at their largest American import: government debt.
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FRANKFURT, April 6 (Reuters) - Silicon Valley online education start-up Udacity is spinning out its school for driverless car engineers to develop self-driving taxis, taking aim at the likes of Uber Technologies Inc, the company said on Thursday.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain plans to propose a ban on sales of petrol, diesel and hybrid cars from 2040, government sources said on Tuesday, joining a string of countries taking aim at polluting vehicles to help cut greenhouse gas emissions.
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The study was commissioned by Lieff Cabraser, the law firm behind the class action suit that is taking aim at three Fitbit models that use the PurePulse heart monitor, including the Fitbit Blaze, Fitbit Charge HR and Fitbit Surge.
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And during an interview on the most recent installment of Fox News Sunday, White House policy adviser Stephen Miller struggled mightily to explain why taking aim at the president was okay while Obama was in office but isn't now.
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Hurricane Irma is taking aim at Puerto Rico and Florida, and Tropical Storm Katia is off the Mexican state of Veracruz and forecast to become a hurricane in a couple of days, the National Weather Service said on Wednesday.
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Patten, whose role as chancellor is largely ceremonial, told BBC Radio 4 on Wednesday that Oxford should welcome debate on historical issues, no matter how uncomfortable, but that taking aim at physical monuments was the wrong way to go.
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Mr. Gharem is in some ways a curious choice for such a job, having spent his career taking aim at what he sees as the stifling aspects of Saudi life: the byzantine bureaucracy, religious dogmatism and dependence on oil.
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In this case, the administration is taking aim at public health studies conducted outside the government that could justify tightening regulations on smog in the air, mercury in water, lead in paint and other potential threats to human health.
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She also stays disturbingly silent throughout her father's systematic efforts to undermine women's health and rights, standing idly by as the President supports bill after bill taking aim at women's access to everything from birth control to workplace safety.
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But factory closings have still happened during Trump's presidency, and now Ryan is taking aim at Trump for something the president promised would never happen under his watch: manufacturing plants in Ohio going dark and employees losing their jobs.
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Mr. Ryan, of Wisconsin, also finds himself caught between emboldened conservatives taking aim at the Justice Department's Russia investigation and more moderate voices, including top Republican officials at the department itself, desperate for him to intervene to stop them.
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Actual policy issues are largely secondary: The differences between the Democratic hopefuls are a matter of degree, with all of them vowing a progressive agenda on health care, the environment and gun control while taking aim at Mr. Trump.
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However, the world of controversial sports team names extends far wider than insulting the indigenous people of America, with names of professional, college and school teams taking aim at everyone from the mentally unwell to the people of Ethiopia.
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Google employees and Silicon Valley pundits are reacting with outrage to a 10-page document written by a Google engineer that criticizes the company's "left leaning" culture, taking aim at company policies meant to foster a more diverse workplace.
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Another storm will batter the Midwest Tuesday into Wednesday Low pressure pushes east of the Rockies during the day on Tuesday, bringing a quick round of snow to the Plains before quickly strengthening and taking aim at the Midwest.
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BRASILIA/RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Thousands of Brazilians demanded action on climate change on Friday, taking aim in nationwide protests at President Jair Bolsonaro who they say is allowing fires to destroy the Amazon rainforest, worsening the environmental crisis.
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Taking aim at corporate corruption, Singapore state investor Temasek Holdings called on firms it has stakes in not to cross a "bright red line" in the wake of a bribery scandal at one of its portfolio companies Keppel Corporation.
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Mr. Khan has positioned himself as a fighter against corruption, taking aim at the dynastic politics and nepotism of parties like the PML-N while maintaining a good relationship with the military, which he credits with protecting the country.
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Oregon's bill would go much further, directly regulating emissions from industries like cement and paper manufacturing, while also taking aim at the natural gas used to heat homes and the gasoline and diesel fuels that power cars and trucks.
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Since then, participants from Atlanta to Detroit have engaged in full blown paintball wars on city streets, with as many as 50 shooters taking aim at each other at once, hitting innocent bystanders and marking up cars and homes.
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The Florida senator is trying to position himself as something of a hybrid candidate, acceptable to the establishment and to the hard right, so he is taking aim at Mr. Trump and Mr. Cruz while also re-engaging Mr. Bush.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is using Tomahawk cruise missiles in its strikes in Syria, and taking aim at multiple targets in the country, a U.S. official told Reuters on Friday, without disclosing whether U.S. aircraft were also involved in strikes.
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Two months after she came under fire for her White House Correspondents' Dinner jokes about Sarah Huckabee Sanders, comedian Michelle Wolf is doubling down on her criticism of the Trump administration, this time taking aim at first daughter Ivanka Trump.
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Image 2 of 2 ROME – Italy&aposs hard-line interior minister, who recently sparked a multinational showdown by refusing entry to a Mediterranean Sea rescue boat packed with 630 migrants, is now taking aim at Italy&aposs minority Roma community.
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A rapidly intensifying hurricane that is forecast to be the most powerful to strike the US in more than a decade is taking aim at Texas, threatening to blast the state with strong winds, life-threatening storm surge, and torrential rainfall.
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He backed a Poor People's Campaign, taking aim at what he called the "evil triplets" of racism, poverty, and militarism and called on poor people across the country to make a second march on Washington in the name of economic justice.
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" In its initial statement, the Justice Department went even further than the Pentagon, taking aim at the injunctions by asserting that they forced the military to keep in place a policy "that poses a risk to military effectiveness and lethality.
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Taking aim at the government, the industry's VDMA lobby says Germany risks heading into an industrial dead-end with the strategy for data connections in remoter areas, where many of its often small but world-class engineering firms are based.
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Others are taking aim at real estate or multi-property owners, or aiming to be an "Uber for mowing," which may make sense now and then, but really, lawn care is more of a perennial need than something you spontaneously desire.
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Trump wants to show the people who sent him to Washington that he is doing exactly what he said he would do, taking aim at political taboos, living up to his rhetoric on trade and education, and building a significant presidency.
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The company has ventured into Europe this year, with its most recent launch in the U.K. this month, but now it is taking aim at a more diverse set of customers in the Chinese market through this tie-in with Meitu.
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On the Democratic side, Sanders wasted little time after his stunning victory over Clinton in taking aim at her stronghold of southern states and minority voters, which pose a stiff challenge to his hopes of being a candidate with national appeal.
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SHANGHAI/HONG KONG (Reuters) - China is stepping up measures to stem capital outflows after its yuan currency skidded to more than eight-year lows, sources said on Tuesday, taking aim at outbound investments that have soared to a record high.
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Mrs Clinton released an ad on January 12th taking aim at Mr Sanders, saying she stood with Barack Obama in wanting stricter background checks and that it is "time to pick a side" either for or against the gun lobby.
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"Amy Schumer and Chris Fischer set pulses racing while the heavily pregnant Schumer flaunts her growing baby bump," the comedian, 37, joked on Instagram before taking aim at medical research for the lack women's health studies on hyperemesis and endometriosis.
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Taking aim at the German 'factoring' market, but with a specific focus on smaller companies, including one-person operators, Finiata provides invoice factoring (or invoice financing) whereby companies secure credit by selling outstanding invoices to a third party at a discount.
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In his return to the White House briefing room Tuesday after a two-week absence, Spicer showed off his pugilistic side, taking aim at members of the press for their reporting on everything from the shakeup rumors to Trump's foreign trip.
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Second, by attempting to slow things down, IEX is taking aim at a system it believes is rigged to favour ultra-fast high-frequency traders (HFTs) at the expense of the investors and companies that stockmarkets are supposed to nurture.
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But, as he notes, there were other forces at work, too: Mao's colleagues settling scores of their own; citizens taking aim at anyone they disliked; and the support given by different military leaders to various factions, resulting in widespread armed clashes.
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We've come a long way from Gloria Steinem decrying "The Moral Disarmament of Betty Coed" thanks to the Pill in Esquire in 1962, to Hannah Gadsby, a lesbian comedian, taking aim at "hypermasculine man-babies" in GQ's "New Masculinity" issue.
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" Eidoo is taking aim at Dimon's comments on bitcoin in which he called it a "fraud" and said that he'd "fire in a second" any JPMorgan trader who was trading bitcoin because "it's against our rules and they are stupid.
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ERIE, Pa. — Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia, Hillary Clinton's running mate, challenged Donald J. Trump on Tuesday to be more forthcoming about his health, taking aim at Mr. Trump over an issue he has tried to use to undermine Mrs. Clinton.
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"I feel like this is the liberals' version of book burning, and it's got to stop," Maher said before taking aim at former Democratic National Committee chairman Howard Dean for his tweet stating hate speech isn't protected by the First Amendment.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's governing Conservatives sought to move the election campaign on to the economy on Wednesday, taking aim at opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn with a poster warning of a tax "bombshell" if his Labour Party wins next month's vote.
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And while the show was clearly taking aim at the overblown melodrama of Dawson's Creek and the relaunched Degrassi: The Next Generation, Clone High's use of era-appropriate touchstones gave it an air of authenticity that few of its contemporaries had.
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In an era in which progressives are taking aim at what they call a racist war on drugs and other policies that have made the US the world's leader in incarceration, plans like Booker could help make a serious dent.
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It should be scary for all Americans that days ago, the leaders of every intelligence agency warned the Senate Intelligence Committee and the nation that the Russian attack against America is real and now is taking aim at our midterm elections.
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Taking aim at Trump's words from the night before, Biden urged Americans not to "panic or fall back on xenophobia"; "labeling Covid-19 a 'foreign virus' does not displace accountability for the misjudgments thus far" of the Trump administration, Biden said.
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The decisions on refugee admissions come as the Trump administration has initiated numerous policies taking aim at immigration, including restricting asylum, moving forward on a plan to return asylum seekers to Central America and expanding procedures to speed up deportations.
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JERUSALEM — Fighting between Israel and Gaza escalated rapidly on Sunday in the worst combat since the last full-blown war in 2014, with Palestinian rocket and missile attacks killing four Israeli civilians and Israeli forces taking aim at individual Gaza militants.
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Further, it marks the power of the government taking aim on trans lives and embedding in law a dangerous definition of sex designed to exclude trans, intersex and gender non-conforming people from participation in basic aspects of public life.
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Efforts to combat terrorism do not supersede obligations under international law to protect civilians, Mr. Guterres pointedly reminded his audience, taking aim at Syrian, Russian and Iranian representatives who have stated their determination to keep up military action against terrorist groups.
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LOS ANGELES, April 24 (Reuters) - The largest U.S. manager of prescription benefits is telling drugmakers that the current pricing model is broken, and taking aim at Amgen Inc and other makers of new migraine medicines to try and fix it.
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Meanwhile, what could be the world's most dangerous storm at the moment is Super Typhoon Mangkhut, which now has winds of 165 mph (with 200 mph gusts) and is taking aim on the Philippines, according to the Joint Typhoon Warning Center.
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TAKING AIM AT INFLATION TARGET The ECB will kick off proceedings, part of a year-long strategic review, with an event in Brussels on March 26, according to the sources who are on or close to the ECB's Governing Council.
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Oyo, the fast-growing hotel budget chain operator that started in India six years ago, is doubling down on its expansion plans and taking aim at the U.S. after growing its presence in a number of markets in broader Asia.
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One local organization taking aim at the problem is the New Beginnings Counseling Center, which runs Safe Parking, a program that matches approved clients with monitored parking spots in lots near churches, government offices and nonprofits, where they can stay overnight.
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Kimmel touts #MeToo in opening monologue Second-time host Jimmy Kimmel didn't shy away from skewering Hollywood for its treatment of women, kicking off the awards show with a monologue filled with one-liners taking aim at the entertainment industry.
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Rivals Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc and Hyatt Hotels & Resorts are also taking aim at Africa where the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has forecast economic growth in sub-Saharan Africa of 3.4 percent this year, up from 2.8 percent in 2017.
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The suspension appeared to come after the former adviser to President Trump's election campaign went on a tirade on the social media site Friday, taking aim at CNN, particularly "CNN Tonight" anchor Don Lemon and "The Lead" anchor Jake Tapper.
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DCCC blasts Ryan over tax tweet with Facebook ad: The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) on Monday launched a Facebook ad campaign taking aim at a now-deleted tweet from Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) about the GOP tax law.
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Trump himself acknowledged the importance of Medicaid in addressing the opioid epidemic by taking aim at the Medicaid Institutions for Mental Diseases (IMD) exclusion, which prohibits federal Medicaid funding from reimbursing large residential treatment facilities, in his recent opioid plan.
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As the presidential motorcade pulled up to the hotel — just blocks away from the White House — demonstrators booed and waved signs, some assailing Republican efforts to overhaul the country's healthcare system and others taking aim at the Trump administration's environmental policies.
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TOKYO/LONDON (Reuters) - British American Tobacco PLC (BAT) plans to test a new tobacco-based cigarette alternative in Japan next month, it said on Tuesday, taking aim at Philip Morris International Inc's popular iQOS and Japan Tobacco Inc's Ploom Tech.
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WATERCOOLER Google employees and Silicon Valley pundits are reacting with outrage to a 10-page document written by a Google engineer that criticizes the company's "left leaning" culture, taking aim at company policies meant to foster a more diverse workplace.
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Like any genre, hip-hop has its own internal culture wars, and the last few months have been overrun by them, with purist conservatives taking aim at a younger generation of rappers gloriously and exuberantly disconnected from the genre's traditions.
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Actress Rose McGowan delivered an impassioned speech at the Women's Convention in Detroit on Friday, taking aim at President Trump for his now infamous "Access Hollywood" tape as well as Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, whom she has accused of sexual assault.
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Bannon, the former executive chairman of the right-wing media company Breitbart, is expected to return to the website, which prides itself on taking aim at government and other institutions and where some fear he could do damage to the administration.
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" Asked what his message to Americans is following his administration's announcement taking aim at the ACA, Trump said, "Let me just tell you exactly what my message is: the Republican Party will soon be known as the party of health care.
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Democratic candidates spent the day of New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation primary talking up their candidacies and taking aim at a rival who wasn't even on the ballot here — Bloomberg, who is focusing on the March 3 Super Tuesday contests.
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The Council, led by Ms. Mark-Viverito, passed a criminal justice reform package last year that decriminalized a series of low-level infractions, like drinking or urinating in public — taking aim at the longstanding strategy known as broken-windows policing.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump asked lawmakers on Tuesday to cut $3.6 trillion in government spending over the next decade, taking aim at healthcare and food assistance programs for the poor in an austere budget that also boosts the military.
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Taking aim at what he said was a surge of illegal immigrants across the southern border, Trump vowed on Thursday to impose a tariff on all goods coming from Mexico, starting at 0.343% and ratcheting higher until the flow of people ceases.
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Health agencies have been taking aim at salt for some time; New York recently required restaurants to label high-sodium dishes, and now, the Food and Drug Administration is getting in on the action and is taking the war on salt national.
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" Then taking aim at Manila, the piece went on to state that "provocations, maneuvers, attempts to involve outsiders, or showing off a military alliance with Washington won't alter the historical fact of China's sovereignty over the South China Sea islands and adjacent waters.
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Taking aim at what he said was a surge of illegal immigrants across the southern border, Trump said on Thursday he would impose a tariff on all goods coming from Mexico, starting at 5% and rising until the flow of people ceased.
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Taking aim at what he said was a surge of illegal immigrants across the southern border, Trump vowed on Thursday to impose a tariff on all goods coming from Mexico, starting at 5% and ratcheting higher until the flow of people ceases.
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Today, the brand has expanded to become a global, mult-hyphenate force, with Virgin's imprints flying more than 32 million passengers a year, amassing an estimated annual revenue of around $9 billion and soon taking aim toward the heavens with space tourism.
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LA MALBAIE, Quebec (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump threw the G7's efforts to show a united front into disarray after taking aim at Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, adding he might double down on import tariffs by hitting the sensitive auto industry.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The largest U.S. manager of prescription benefits is telling drugmakers that the current pricing model is broken, and taking aim at Amgen Inc, Eli Lilly and Co and other makers of new migraine medicines to try and fix it.
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The Gadget Lab team also discuss how Google is taking aim at Microsoft's and Amazon's cloud gaming services, and tries to answer the most important question of all: Is streaming and capturing 4K games totally going to destroy our Google Drive subscriptions?
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Not just taking aim at the media he insists on calling fake news, but warning Democrats -- who just won a majority in the House of Representatives -- that if they try to use their new powers to investigate him, he will investigate them too.
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Ah Lung, who would only identify himself by his nickname, which means "dragon" in Cantonese, is representative of a growing number of discontented young Hong Kongers who are fueling a protest movement that, unlike its predecessors, is taking aim directly at Beijing.
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On Thursday, the mayor tried again, this time taking aim at The Post at a news conference during which he described the publication as a "right-wing rag," and pointedly refused to take a question on teacher pensions from one of its reporters.
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Clinton kicked off her promotional book tour earlier this week for the memoir, in which she opens up about last year's election, taking aim not only at President Trump for her loss but also former FBI Director James Comey, WikiLeaks and Sen.
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The NRA-ILA ended up launching a $400,000 TV ad buy in early September opposing Tester, taking aim at his record on guns and noting that he backed Supreme Court Justices Elena Kagan and Sonia Sotomayor and voted against confirming Justice Neil Gorsuch.
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Alabama GOP Senate candidate Roy Moore's campaign defended its candidate in the face of numerous sexual misconduct allegations and calls for him to step down, taking aim at the news media, Democrats and the GOP establishment in a press conference on Tuesday.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Activist investors are taking aim at U.S. shale producers, the companies most responsible for turning the nation into a global energy powerhouse, pushing them to stop rewarding executives for spending billions of dollars on new wells when crude prices are depressed.
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Republicans said that Judge Kavanaugh and Mr. Graham seemed to be taking aim at the "resistance" to the president, political correctness, the liberal media and the politics of personal destruction — even though Democrats say Mr. Trump is a master of the insult himself.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson wants to keep the no-deal scenario on the table to strengthen his hand in last-ditch negotiations with the EU. Hurricane Dorian was drenching the east coast of central Florida on Wednesday, while taking aim at the Carolinas.
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Another film taking aim at Canada's national politics intersecting with hockey, The Rocket stands above the average hockey biopic by portraying Canadiens legend Maurice Richard as the tip of the Quebecois cultural spear during a time of division between French and English Canada.
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PARIS — Taking aim at so-called fake news, France's Parliament on Thursday is set to begin debating a tough bill aimed at repressing phony news items, one pushed by President Emmanuel Macron amid criticism that it poses a potential threat to press freedom.
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Those who met with the campaign before Biden's visit were disappointed and angry that the former vice president mentioned the water crisis just once, 20 minutes into the private event he held in town, as part of a line taking aim at Sen.
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The ill will spilled over into Wednesday, with Canadian world number 103 Brayden Schnur taking aim at 20-times Grand Slam champion Roger Federer and world number one Rafa Nadal for not taking a vocal stand for the lower-profile players in qualifying.
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The move comes after the yuan fell to more than eight-year lows, fueling attempts by firms to get their money out of the country and leading to Beijing taking aim at outbound investments and underground banks suspected of aiding capital flight.
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The back-and-forth between the two candidates has centered on issues of transparency in recent weeks, with Warren raising questions about Buttigieg's fundraising and work at the global consultancy McKinsey and Buttigieg taking aim at Warren's past private and corporate legal consulting.
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WASHINGTON — The House, taking aim at youth vaping and tobacco use, voted Friday to ban the sale of flavored cigarettes and e-cigarette liquids, even as civil rights advocates and some African-American Democrats raised concerns that the legislation unfairly targeted black people.
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Follow the forecast with CNN's storm tracker Storm to batter the Midwest Low pressure pushes east of the Rockies during the day on Tuesday, bringing a quick round of snow to the Plains before quickly strengthening and taking aim at the Midwest.
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Here are five takeaways from the presidential debate:Biden holds ground amid a barrage of attacksBiden held his ground as his opponents sought to swipe at his front-runner status, taking aim at a number of his policies including health care and immigration.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico put tariffs on American products ranging from steel to pork and bourbon on Tuesday, retaliating against import duties on metals imposed by President Donald Trump and taking aim at Republican strongholds ahead of U.S. congressional elections in November.
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" That was a British lawmaker taking aim at the tabloid The Daily Mail, after it ran a front-page picture of Prime Minister Theresa May and Nicola Sturgeon, first minister of Scotland, with the headline, "Never mind Brexit, who won Legs-it!
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LOS ANGELES — Once again taking aim at President Trump, California on Monday filed its 0003th lawsuit against the administration, this time to block a move that would effectively strip millions of federal dollars from reproductive health providers that perform abortions and abortion referrals.
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In the Canadian province of Quebec at the weekend, U.S. President Donald Trump threw the G7's efforts to show a united front into disorder by leaving early, backing out of a joint communique and taking aim at Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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Verizon said earlier this week that it would offer a free one-year subscription to Walt Disney Co's soon-to-be-launched Disney+ streaming service, taking aim at rival AT&T Inc that is set to launch streaming service HBO Max later this month.
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But taking aim at sorghum at a time when the global grain market is in surplus and growers around the world are scrambling to find homes for their products hits at Trump's core political base while avoiding damaging supplies of a product critical at home.
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The President is unloading a barrage of attacks on Barack Obama, questioning his motivations in the Russia drama and taking aim at his political legacy, knowing that by choice and tradition, the former commander in chief only has a limited capacity to fight back.
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Reports this week suggested the White House could expand the order, taking aim at methane regulations, Obama-era guidance that government agencies consider climate change in standard environmental reviews and the "social cost of carbon" metric used to measure projects' impact on climate change.
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Investors also largely brushed off tensions over the divisive G7 meeting, when Trump threw the allies' efforts to show a united front into disarray after taking aim at Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and announcing that he was backing out of the joint communique.
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California and New York are advancing bills of their own that would ban the sale of encrypted devices in those states, taking aim directly at Apple, which provoked the FBI in 2014 by implementing encryption schemes on iOS devices that even they can't circumvent.
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When he criticized protesting athletes, he was also taking aim at sportscasters such as Bob Costas, who denounced Trump's "insulting remarks" but who are despised by viewers who don't want to be lectured at about politics by guys who are paid to broadcast games.
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PAI'S FAST START: Meanwhile at the FCC, new Chairman Ajit Pai is moving quickly to make his mark with a slew of reforms to how the agency operates and by taking aim at a number of programs that were pushed by his Democratic predecessor.
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DEMS CALL ON FEDS TO REWRITE FOOD STAMP RULE: A House Democrat is taking aim at a proposed Agriculture Department rule that would keep restaurants from accepting food stamps, saying it would make it harder for low-income families to get access to healthy foods.
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"Every new story makes it clear that the depths of Secretary Chao's corruption seem to be never-ending," Kyle Herrig, senior adviser for Restore Public Trust, said in a statement taking aim at a number of ethics issues that have been raised regarding Chao.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump, taking aim at "global freeloading," said on Thursday his administration would seek to lower prescription drug prices by basing what the government's Medicare program pays for some medications on the lower prices paid in other countries.
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The vulgar insult was fired off Sunday after 45 tweet complained about no one in the Democratic Party giving him props for doing some major work in criminal justice reform -- taking aim at John and Chrissy in the process, but avoiding using Chrissy's name.
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There is a growing crop of left candidates taking aim at high-profile House Democrats in typically safe seats, trying to give them a run for their money over how aggressively they are (or aren't, as the case may be) going after President Donald Trump.
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The New York State attorney general's office filed a scathingly worded lawsuit on Thursday taking aim at the Donald J. Trump Foundation, accusing the charity and the Trump family of sweeping violations of campaign finance laws, self-dealing and illegal coordination with the presidential campaign.
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The candy-colored canvases that spring from the wild mind of the Pop-surrealist Peter Saul have been taking aim at political targets since before the Nixon Administration; the New Museum surveys Saul's nearly six-decade-long career in "Crime and Punishment" (opens Feb. 11).
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" Trump, who has had a contentious relationship with the press since assuming office, had also made the remarks while taking aim at CNN at the time — a network he wrote had "a powerful voice portraying the United States in an unfair and false way.
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He's trailed badly in recent polling of his home state, and while he finally pulled off a win in Minnesota Tuesday night, Trump made it clear he's taking aim at Rubio on his home turf with hopes of knocking him out of the race.
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WILMINGTON, Del, Dec 803(Reuters) - Local governments in regions hard hit by the U.S. opioid epidemic have opted out of massive litigation taking aim at the drug industry over the crisis, potentially weakening a novel legal mechanism created to help settle thousands of lawsuits.
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" And taking aim at what he saw as an inability for Trump to sit down with Democrats, the coffee connoisseur told the audience that if elected, he'll "have members of both parties to the White House for coffee -- Starbucks coffee -- as often as I can.
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That means at least eight Democrats will have to agree not to filibuster, and Republicans are already taking aim at 10 Democrats up for re-election in two years in states that Mr. Trump carried in an effort to bring those senators on board.
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After making headlines for taking aim at fellow 2020 hopeful Pete Buttigieg&aposs participation in a "wine cave" fundraiser with billionaire supporters, which earned a reference in the funding gap email, critics called out Warren&aposs past attendance at events with VIP donors and supporters.
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The order, titled "Protecting American Jobs and Workers by Strengthening the Integrity of Foreign Worker Visa Programs," proposes taking aim at a range of nonimmigrant visa programs that let foreign-born people live and work in the United States for a limited span of time.
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The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, did not provide further details or say whether the Iranian missiles were taking aim at any specific targets, amid threats by Tehran of retaliation over a U.S. drone strike last week that killed a top Iranian general.
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In the eyes of one of the tech industry's most prominent investors, the challenges that Apple, Facebook, Google and other tech giants now face in Washington, D.C., are more urgent than ever — not the least because President Donald Trump is increasingly taking aim at immigrants.
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RNC aide: Trump will avoid business 'conflicts of interest' Haley, South Carolina's first female and Indian-American governor, had spent most of the election season criticizing Trump, including taking aim at him during her high-profile role giving the Republican response to the State of the Union.
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"They are traitors to the ideals for which they have been fighting for the last 12 years," FPV legislator Maria Teresa Garcia told Radio La Red, taking aim at the group's de facto leaders Diego Bossio, who used to run the social welfare office, and Oscar Romero.
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For Twitter, the use case for Smyte is obvious – its technology will be integrated with Twitter itself and its backend systems for monitoring and managing reports of abuse, while also taking aim at bots, scammers and a number of other threats today's social networks typically face.
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Elections have consequences, and in the early days of legislative sessions in states across the country, Republicans are busy taking aim at Democratic interests, moving to undercut the political power and influence of groups that provide millions in campaign contributions and thousands of volunteers to Democratic candidates.
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Rubio touted his international affairs record on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, while taking aim at the experience of Ohio Governor John Kasich, former Florida Governor Jeb Bush and the GOP frontrunner, Donald Trump -- all of whom won more votes than him in Tuesday's New Hampshire primary.
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The former vice president then switched gears during his speech, taking aim at President TrumpDonald John TrumpAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Trump says Biden Ukraine dealings will be a 'major' campaign issue MORE.
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Andrew Cuomo is taking aim at the union-backed Working Families Party, which initially endorsed Cynthia Nixon, his 2018 primary opponent, in a bid to end a voting practice in New York that often benefits third parties, according to people who spoke to POLITICO about Cuomo's actions.
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" Conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh, to whom Trump presented the Presidential Medal of Freedom last week at the State of the Union address, drew pushback Wednesday for taking aim at Buttigieg and calling him a "gay guy, 37 years old, loves kissing his husband on debate stages.
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Murphy said his administration will "resist any moves that worsen income inequality" or "provide a tax windfall to giant corporations and billionaires at the expense of our working and middle-class families," taking aim at the Republican-backed tax plan that passed into law in December.
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The top Democrat and Republican on the House Energy and Commerce Committee are investigating private equity-linked physician staffing companies at the heart of a growing controversy around unexpected medical billing — a probe that's taking aim at two of the biggest PE firms, Blackstone and KKR.
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Anti-abortion advocates, from grass-roots activists all the way to the White House, are taking aim at New York, Virginia and other states in a bid to halt similar legislative efforts by emboldened Democratic lawmakers and to mobilize supporters ahead of the 2020 presidential race.
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So far, Trump's executive orders have had more bark than bite So far, Trump's executive orders have had more bark than bite President Donald Trump began his presidency with a series of executive orders and memoranda taking aim at Obamacare, trade deals, federal workers, and abortion.
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Only 1 in 4 college-educated women work in STEM, even though they make up half of college-educated workers in the U.S. While the gender gap in STEM also reflects bias, exclusion, and discrimination in classrooms and workplaces, the Ad Council campaign is taking aim at pervasive stereotypes.
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Xi also warned that the world must remain committed to free trade and said protectionism was akin to locking "oneself in a dark room," apparently taking aim at Trump's threats to impose tariffs on Chinese goods because of his belief Beijing has ripped off America in their economic relationship.
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The Environmental Protection Agency announced the proposed easing of cost estimate rules for limiting mercury and other toxic emissions from coal-fired power plants, taking aim at 0003 Obama administration mercury and air toxics standards for air pollution linked to premature deaths in adults and brain damage in infants.
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But where the Ryzen 7 was a top-tier line akin to Intel's Core i7 models aimed at users who demand peak performance at any price, the Ryzen 5 could be a much bigger deal as a cheaper, midrange model that's taking aim at Intel's popular Core i53 line.
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For the first time in about a decade, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is focused on more than two Republican-held seats, its typical strategy, and is taking aim at all five, though the seat held by one Republican, Chris Smith in the Fourth Congressional District, is considered safe.
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This was taking aim at a serious public health problem: Previous studies have found that 423 children die in accidental shootings each year in the US. As Riley Snyder reported for PolitiFact, there is evidence that children's deaths are some of the deaths the DC law meant to prevent.
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House Budget Committee Chairman John Yarmuth (D-Ky.) called the plan "destructive and irrational" and criticized it for taking aim at "programs that help Americans make ends meet—all while extending his tax cuts for millionaires and wealthy corporations," the Wall Street Journal's Kate Davidson and Andrew Restuccia report.
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"I really had to stand up and make it a point to fight back against people who were not only body shaming, but also slut-shaming … taking aim at people that weren't doing anything wrong and making comments that were so harmful and distressing for absolutely no purpose."
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As a guest on The Tonight Show Tuesday, Aziz Ansari joined Jimmy Fallon in bringing a dramatic flair to e-rants posted on the website, taking aim at a seriously mad deli customer and a perturbed dentist patient who watched an R-rated movie while getting a cavity filled.
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States are increasingly taking aim at a specific abortion procedure known as dilation and evacuation (D&E), which the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists says is the most common way to terminate a pregnancy after 13 weeks, and is also used in the case of some miscarriages.
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Read: The White House believes Trump has the power to fire Mueller (he doesn't) Angry over the FBI raids on Michael Cohen's offices, President Trump is taking aim at Robert Mueller, with press secretary Sarah Sanders saying Tuesday he "believes he has the power" to fire the special counsel.
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In one fell swoop, Rosselló and members of his inner circle offended nearly every one of the island's 3 million residents, taking aim at women, gay people, overweight people, a revered independence movement leader who died of cancer, and the thousands of victims of the devastating 2017 hurricane.
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The former vice president laid out his plan to expand rather than replace Obamacare Monday morning, taking aim at the more far-reaching Medicare-for-All plan advocated by his 2020 opponents as he dug in on one of the defining policy disagreements of the 2020 Democratic primary.
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Two Republicans senators are taking aim at former National Security Advisor Susan Rice over an email she sent herself during her last day in office to document a meeting between former FBI Director James Comey, former U.S. Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates, and President Obama about the Trump investigation.
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LeEco The company has also has made major investments in autonomous cars, both directly and peripherally: LeEco founder and chairman Jia Yueting has backed Faraday Future, the secretive startup taking aim at Tesla, and earlier this year the company unveiled its own, separate electric car concept called LeSee.
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But it was the allegation that Pruitt's team was taking aim at Zinke in an effort to distract from the EPA administrator's ethical troubles that has especially troubled the President and his aides, who were angry after catching wind of the reported plot, one White House source said.
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Peter Navarro, his head of the White House National Trade Council - and the author of a book called "Death by China" - has evidently launched the administration's trade campaign, taking aim this week at the "liberal trading order" under which we've lived since the end of World War Two.
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Democrats are taking aim at Readler's nomination in particular, with Senate Minority Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE (D-N.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — Hurricane Irma struck the northeast Caribbean with terrifying force Wednesday, its battering rain and winds of up to 275 miles per hour leaving a trail of chaos, wreckage and flooding from Barbuda to Puerto Rico, before taking aim at islands farther west and, beyond them, Florida.
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It's unclear whether there's much appetite in the wider GOP conference for taking aim at DOJ officials — especially as speculation swirls about whether President Trump will fire special counsel Robert Mueller or make other leadership shake-ups at the DOJ following the FBI's raid on Trump's personal lawyer.
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Separately, 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 in a speech at the United Nations railed against Venezuela, taking aim at its socialist economic system.
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But the fact that officials on both sides of the Atlantic are taking aim at the provisions — Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act in the U.S. and the EU's E-Commerce Directive — shows how much attitudes toward the major tech companies have shifted in the past few years.
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A freshly filed lawsuit is taking aim at Apple's questionable marketing of its iPhone X, iPhone XS, and iPhone XS Max by claiming, among other things, that the company misled its consumers about display specs and pixel counts as well as obscured the notch on its newer phones with deceptive wallpapers.
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A group of senators wrote to Rex Tillerson, the secretary of state, and a clutch of congressmen to the comptroller-general, taking aim at the same detail: the role of USAID, America's foreign-aid agency, in Macedonia, specifically its collaboration with the local arm of Mr Soros's Open Society Foundations (OSF).
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Activist investor Carl Icahn has stepped up his attack on SandRidge Energy Inc's proposal to buy a rival oil-and-gas producer, taking aim at the company's top executives and calling for a release of records on the deal and executive pay, according to a regulatory filing on Friday.
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After U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers used tear gas to deter migrants and asylum-seekers — including numerous children — who were approaching a border-crossing station on Sunday, social media users are taking aim at a photo first daughter Ivanka Trump recently tweeted of her son enjoying a fishing trip.
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Describing the misty beginning of a new morning, Benton struggles to make sense of cosmic indifference, writing, "The light in the trees outside / well it is opening opening to a new day revealing just how completely fucked we are," taking aim while still hesitant to describe his intentions in full.
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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 is taking aim at those rebates as part of his drug-pricing blueprint unveiled last month.
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Breitbart News is taking aim at 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 (R-Wis.), linking him to his Democratic counterparts after he condemned President Trump's pardon of former Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
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" Kirkus's anonymous reviewer seemed particularly displeased by the heroine Ella's healthy self-esteem, taking aim at a metaphor Ella uses for her own beauty: "like a secret lover, she stroked it softly like a young boy watching television, one hand tucked into his pajama bottoms, fondling his small, flaccid treasure.
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Obama, who is increasingly taking aim at the Republican presidential front-runner, warned that Trump's threat to block money transfers across the border in order to force Mexico's hand is a "half-baked" strategy — designed primarily to energize conservative voters — that would prove logistically impossible, diplomatically harmful and economically ruinous.
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But Dell is taking aim at new trends such as hybrid cloud, in which businesses set up networks in the cloud while maintaining big chunks of their data and applications in private data centers, and multi-cloud, in which they set up networks on different cloud platforms plus private data centers.
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Taking aim at a provision that would make Election Day a day off for federal employees (with the idea that private companies would follow suit for their employees), McConnell said, "Just what America needs—another paid holiday," then predicted that federal employees would use the time to volunteer for Democratic campaigns.
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Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE is even more frosty toward marijuana use, even taking aim at cannabis for medical uses.
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Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) is still the star of many GOP attack ads this fall, but Republicans are also taking aim at a handful of new targets: Reps.
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But it also means she will not get a chance to contrast herself with her top rivals — with, say, Mr. Biden and the credit card industry — and that if anyone on the first night wants to punch up at a top-tier candidate, they will be taking aim at her.
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In July, Mr. Ventry, Mr. Bankman and other colleagues wrote op-eds taking aim at Free File, which the I.R.S. offers to many taxpayers through an agreement with the Free File Alliance, which includes Intuit, makers of TurboTax and other software; H&R Block; and 10 additional commercial tax preparation companies.
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" McCarthy said he welcomes a debate on war powers, but criticized the timing of the resolution, accusing Pelosi of "defending Soleimani," and taking aim at her remarks at a press conference that "we have no illusions about Iran, no illusions about Soleimani — he was a terrible person, did bad things.
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Taking aim at senescent cells is a treatment paradigm being used not only by Unity Biotechnology, but also by research hospitals in the U.S. A team at the Kogod Center on Aging at the Mayo Clinic is currently testing the use of senolytic drugs in treating chronic kidney disease in humans.
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" Ringofire reached out to a wide variety of performers in the area who "were down to do a more sensual, sexualized version of their current discipline," he said, "reaffirming [with them] from the beginning that we were taking aim at the toxicity of the masculinity we had been raised in.
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Democrats are taking aim at 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's perceived ties to Russia.
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James Hodgkinson -- a volunteer for Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign and anti-Trump socialist, according to his social media -- sought out Republican lawmakers on Wednesday at a practice for a charity baseball game, taking aim at members of Congress and severely injuring one, as well as a Capitol Hill police officer and two others.
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Democrats are taking aim at 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 planned military parade through proposed amendments to the annual defense policy bill.
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Read more: JPMorgan is taking aim at apps like Robinhood by quietly rolling out options trading to select You Invest customersRival Charles Schwab said early on Tuesday it would eliminate fees in a similar move effective October 7, with TD Ameritrade following suit later that day with eliminated fees effective October 3.
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And North Koreans who had been taught to regard the South as a repressive country got a very different image of it from Ms. Lim, who gave impromptu speeches in Pyongyang boldly calling for Korean unification and taking aim at her own government for allowing nuclear weapons and foreign troops on its soil.
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The post lands at a time when U.S. politicians on both sides of the aisle, including President Trump on the right and Democratic presidential candidates Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders on the left, are taking aim at Amazon for some combination of its size, market power, taxes paid and treatment of workers.
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In his other March self-referral, Sessions appears to be taking aim at "continuances" — a practice of judges kicking the can down the road in a case by scheduling it for the next available court date sometime in the future (often several months) in order for something else to be prepared or resolved.
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KSW's founders began taking aim at the UFC's attendance benchmarks in March, and whether that attendance figure holds up to further scrutiny is an open question—both K-1 and Pride, as Sherdog's Jordan Breen pointed out, claimed a Shockwave audience of 91,000—but the packed stadium tiers during crowd shots help KSW's case.
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Chinese media is taking aim at 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 over the president-elect's Twitter outburst on the U.S. relationship with Beijing.
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Trump is expected to go even farther, taking aim at climate metrics former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 22019 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE and his team wove into several federal regulatory and approval processes.
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" Taking aim at former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. earlier in the day, he said that China had pulled back from a trade deal because it wanted to wait him out and negotiate with a President Biden or "one of the very weak Democrats, and thereby continue to rip off the United States.
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Sanders criticized some in the mainstream media for comparing his campaign to the coronavirus and the Nazi occupation of France during World War II.He also drew a stark contrast between his platform and Biden's, taking aim at Biden for everything from his billionaire support to his "disastrous" record on issues like trade and healthcare.
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"You wouldn't know a joke if one raised you," the Democratic presidential candidate tweeted, apparently taking aim at President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) on Monday launched a Facebook ad campaign taking aim at a now-deleted tweet from 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 (R-Wis.) about the GOP tax law.
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The People's Defense, a grassroots coalition led by the abortion rights group NARAL Pro-Choice America, also began running a new radio spot on Tuesday, taking aim at Flake, the retiring Republican who set in a motion a deal last week to delay the Senate vote on Kavanaugh pending a new FBI background investigation.
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At this late hour, opening the primary and nixing the October deadline would serve practically identical purposes, but to the extent that Sanders supporters are now taking aim at closed primaries in general, rather than at internally suppressive tactics, they're revealing something interesting about themselves—that advantaging Sanders, rather than promoting democratic legitimacy, is their animating principle.
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Trump plagiarized the pamphlet in a lengthy statement taking aim at the "opposition media": After giving a strong speech that was met with a standing ovation and positive feedback, the focus from opposition media has been on an educational booklet, "Talking with Kids About Being Online" produced by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in 22018. Mrs.
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Acko is an ambitious digital play to disrupt India's $10B insurance industry Acko was one of the first insurers to go all in on digital — certainly at its scale — and Dua said over the past year he has heard of new challengers lining up funding, whilst traditional insurers are taking aim at online by breaking out new business units.
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Sure enough, when we finally got out of the bush—with two bags worth of fresh, firm chanterelles, no less—we happened upon a small group of camo-clad survivalist-looking dudes with (presumably registered) handguns who were taking aim at (presumably liberal) human outlines a few yards away from our little patches of fungal growth.
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Turkey, which is believed to have the world's 10th largest army, is not only taking aim against the terrorist group known as Islamic State (IS) along with coalition forces in Syria, but it is now shelling Kurdish separatists from the People's Protection Units (YPG) in the north of Syria and the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) in Iraq.
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Former President Clinton is taking aim at the GOP tax law 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 signed in December, saying it was meant to hurt blue states.
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READ: A federal judge is taking aim at Trump's DACA repeal "Anecdotally, from our members working in hospitals, [rescinding DACA] would have a direct effect on the many support services that people depend on for patient care," said Fernando Losada, the national collective bargaining director for National Nurses United, the largest union of registered nurses in the country.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' MORE followed up his resounding victory in the South Carolina presidential primary by taking aim at Democratic front-runner Sen.
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Truly reforming our nation's finances requires taking aim at a broken and outdated tax code, but it must also include steps toward reining in ever-growing liabilities and instituting process reforms that can make it possible for Congress to operate under regular order and within a real budget framework, not endless short-term measures and governing by crisis.
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" At a campaign event on Wednesday, Clinton may have provided a preview of sorts of her tenor on Thursday night and beyond, taking aim at Sanders during an event saying she hopes his campaign focuses "on the issues, because if it is about our records, hey, I am going to win by a landslide on Tuesday.
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Grigory Rodchenkov, Russia's former antidoping lab chief who in 2016 publicly detailed the nation's Olympic doping schemes and upended Russia's standing in international sports, responded to a defamation suit on Monday, countersuing several Russian Olympians and taking aim at the oligarch who is partly financing their legal fight: Mikhail D. Prokhorov, the controlling owner of the N.B.A.'s Brooklyn Nets.
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In the coming years, if Donald Trump manages to evade impeachment, there will be no shortage of political cartoons and protest art taking aim at his policies and personnel; DRAWING IN A TIME OF FEAR & LIES proposes to be something different: an arena of metaphor, texture, reflection, even ambiguity, but fueled by the same moral outrage that drives the protests in the streets.
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Read more:A simple productivity hack helped me write a 93,000-word book in 6 weeksA reporter who lived in Russia for 4 years reveals what it was like being stalked by Russian spiesPress freedom is under attack in some of the world's most influential democracies, according to new reportTrump's personal attorney has a history of taking aim at reporters' anonymous sources
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CBS late-night host Stephen Colbert is taking aim at "spygate," 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 newest moniker for the FBI investigation into possible contacts between members of his campaign and Russia.
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President Trump is taking aim at 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, blaming the former secretary of State for North Korea's nuclear advances after she ripped Trump's debut speech at the United Nations.
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Y.) wants the Senate to vote on a resolution of condemnation taking aim at Trump's tweets, a vote that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) will not permit.
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Jacky RosenJacklyn (Jacky) Sheryl RosenHillicon Valley: Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract | FTC weighs updating kids' internet privacy rules | Schumer calls for FaceApp probe | Report says states need more money to secure elections Senators introduce legislation to boost cyber defense training in high school Key endorsements: A who's who in early states MORE (D-Nev.), taking aim at her congressional record.
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Sen. Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 85033 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.) is taking aim at tens of thousands of dollars in taxpayer funding used by the State Department to bolster the country's relationship with the United Kingdom.
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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 is expected to sign a memorandum on Friday taking aim at China's intellectual property and trade practices, CNBC reported Wednesday.
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President Donald Trump is once again taking aim at the media, this time for what he claims were unfair judgements against high school student Nick Sandmann and his classmates at a Kentucky Catholic school — who were recorded wearing "Make America Great Again" hats while in a standoff with a group of Native American activists at the Indigenous Peoples March in Washington, D.C. on Friday.
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Citing sources familiar with the matter, the report claimed the company is pushing brands to overhaul their packaging and is raising prices in order to bolster its already massive revenue:Now, as Amazon focuses more on its bottom line in addition to its rapid growth, it is increasingly taking aim at CRaP products, according to major brand executives and people familiar with the company's thinking.
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Additional Reading 5 Takeaways From the House Report on Russian Election Meddling Michael Cohen to Take Fifth Amendment in Stormy Daniels Lawsuit With No Nomination From Trump, Judges Choose U.S. Attorney for Manhattan Manafort's Lawsuit Taking Aim at Mueller Is Tossed Out of Court The Senate confirmed Mike Pompeo, the former C.I.A. director and a foreign policy hawk, as the country's 70th secretary of state on Thursday.
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Chinese officials are again challenging President-elect 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 on climate change, this time taking aim at the Republican's claim that Beijing invented global warming as a "hoax" to hurt the United States.
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The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) is taking aim at vulnerable Republican senators and tying them to presumptive GOP presidential nominee 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 during the Republican National Convention this week.
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Williamson had a memorable appearance Tuesday night with some top moments from the showdown, including her taking aim at 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 administration by calling out a "dark psychic force" emanating from the White House.
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TV on Friday that the vast majority of what 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 says about the economy is "baloney," taking aim specifically at his 2202 budget proposal.
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Net neutrality is the law of the land in Canada, as the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission—which is responsible for regulating the country's telecommunications companies, and is basically an equivalent to the FCC—has worked to strengthen its neutrality policies in recent years, taking aim at companies that try to use differential and discriminatory pricing or services to benefit their own business operations.
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The British tabloid The Daily Mirror is taking aim at 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 over his comments attacking the United Kingdom's National Health Service (NHS).
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The move was the latest example of online streaming services taking aim at traditional studios by outbidding them on major film deals – something that Netflix has also recently done with the $7 million deal for Paul Rudd's "The Fundamentals of Caring" and Ellen Page's "Tallulah," both of which have been in heavy rotation in the featured position at the top of Netflix's user interface.
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Conservatives and allies of the president celebrated the conclusion of special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation into the Trump campaign and Russia over the weekend, while taking aim at the news media for reporting that some argued should result in a "reckoning" for journalists.
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The measures "are absurd, populist and cheap, and they demonstrate their eagerness to gain an easy round of social applause," said María Amparo Casar, a co-host of the show and a respected political scientist, taking aim at a battery of initiatives, including those proposed by the president's party, the Institutional Revolutionary Party, which is expected to face a tough fight in next year's presidential election.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.) for the Democratic nomination, is taking aim at the businessman and fellow New Yorker three weeks out from the April 19 primary as Trump looks to fend off GOP rival Sen.
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"Republican senators have been requesting help for constituents who have been harmed by these regulations so they should join Democrats in overturning them," Senate Finance Committee ranking member Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenSenate GOP blocks three election security bills for second day House passes bill taking aim at anonymous shell companies Senate Democrats to force vote Wednesday to overturn IRS rules on SALT deduction cap MORE (D-Ore.) said.
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During a radio interview with John Catsimatidis, former assistant FBI director James Kallstrom heaped praise on Republican presidential nominee 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 before taking aim at the Clintons.
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The animal rights group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) is taking aim at Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpPETA billboard in Baltimore calls Kushner a 'rich pest' Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report House chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties MORE's affinity for hunting, releasing a Halloween costume of him entwined with a bloodied leopard.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I) is taking aim at McDonald's after Amazon announced this week that it would raise its companywide minimum wage to $15 per hour, following months of pressure from Sanders and other progressives.
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Flake, a vocal Trump critic who is retiring early next year, is taking aim at one of Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE's (R-Ky.) top priorities — judicial nominations — as he looks for leverage in the trade fight.
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Donald McEachinAston (Donale) Donald McEachinRacial politics roil Democratic Party CBC lawmakers rip Justice Democrats for targeting black lawmakers for primaries Harris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support MORE (D-Va.), a CBC member, said it was upsetting that Justice Democrats appeared to be taking aim at so many black lawmakers, especially since they have some of the most progressive voting records in the caucus.
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Republican candidates are taking aim at vulnerable Senate Democrats by reminding voters that their opponents did not support one of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's top agenda items: the 2017 tax-cut law.
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Seth Meyers on Wednesday mocked President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's visit to Puerto Rico, taking aim at what the late-night host said was the president's uneasiness with dealing with disaster.
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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 in an early morning tweet on Wednesday doubled down on his defense of the federal response to Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico while taking aim at one of its frequent critics, San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz.
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As he departed the White House Tuesday with first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE, the president signaled he was ready to rumble all this week, taking aim at the politically vulnerable May, noting the "turmoil" in her government.
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President Trump has worked to restrict abortions since his first days in office by expanding the so-called global gag rule, which withholds American funding from international organizations that discuss or perform abortions; taking aim at Planned Parenthood funding; and appointing several leaders who are anti-abortion, including E. Scott Lloyd, the director of the Office of Refugee Resettlement at the health department, and one of the defendants in the Jane Doe case.
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"I've got a lot of problems with all of you people and impeachment," he tweeted, taking aim at Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy Pelosi6900 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump Impeachment inquiry tops Americans' list of most important news stories of 2628 28503 controversies that rocked the Trump White House in 22020 MORE (D-Calif.) for refusing to send the House-passed articles of impeachment to the Senate.
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Still, Mr. Macron is taking aim at an institution that — for all its glories and faults — comes close to representing the soul of France itself, a representation of the permanent state indifferent to the winds of politics ever since Emperor Napoleon III provided a state guarantee of interest to bondholders in 1852, and instructed Georges-Eugene Haussmann to give the marbled palaces of railway stations an honored place in his redesign of Parisian boulevards.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Voiding Obama Rule, Trump Signs Law Taking Aim at Planned Parenthood" (news article, April 14): Of course, this will only increase the number of unwanted and/or disadvantaged children, born to less affluent women, who will end up on welfare rolls, in the juvenile justice system, in the foster care system, in overcrowded schools and prisons, and all the other expensive consequences of taking funding away from Planned Parenthood.
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ETHANOL FORCES TAKE AIM AT CRUZ: America's Renewable Future, a pro-ethanol group in Iowa, is taking aim at Republican presidential candidate Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE with less than a week to go before the state's caucuses.
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