How two feuding countries are tearing apart the Middle East.
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Will the Republicans yet again call for tearing apart families?
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Tearing apart a tree for its cascading petals is literal destruction.
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We will not let tearing apart families become the new normal.
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We see images of you rioting, tearing apart your own communities.
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And people don&apost understand we&aposre just tearing apart this country.
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Is this a reflection of the tearing apart of established political parties?
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While the Brett Kavanaugh drama was tearing apart Washington last week, Sen.
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Synthetic forms of heroin are tearing apart families, devastating communities and taking lives.
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Tearing apart Obama's climate rules is harder than it sounds — though not impossible.
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It's our moral imperative to stop deportations and the tearing apart of families.
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Neighbors started fighting neighbors, tearing apart what was once a multi-ethnic, multireligious society.
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" Kirsten Gillibrand accused Trump of tearing "apart the moral fabric of who we are.
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And to understand it, you have to go to the communities it's tearing apart.
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Immigration — the very issue tearing apart the Republican Party today — is perhaps the best example.
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After the tigers started tearing apart the drone, its battery malfunctioned and started to smoke.
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Tourism is tearing apart Venice's social fabric, cohesion and civic culture, growing ever more predatory.
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Donald Trump came into a segmenting culture and he is further tearing apart every fissure.
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Her tempestuous psyche, she said, was tearing apart her marriage and raising thoughts of suicide.
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They will make this issue, which is already tearing apart our society, even more difficult.
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Soon enough, the police are tearing apart Oziel's mansion and officers are arresting both Menendez brothers.
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Death rates from alcohol and opiate abuse are skyrocketing and tearing apart families and entire communities.
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By tearing apart migrant families, Trump wrote another chapter in the book of America's greatest misdeeds.
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Our criminal and immigration systems are tearing apart communities of color and devastating the poor, including children.
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It is tearing apart the diverse social fabric and the culture of tolerance that hold communities together.
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Some fear that they symbolised a country rent asunder—and a democracy at risk of tearing apart.
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He wrote a letter to Grassley early this year tearing apart the Senator's criminal justice reform bill.
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Is the epidemic of mistrust that is tearing apart democratic societies making us more or less free?
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They have spoken out because President Donald Trump is tearing apart the moral fabric of this country.
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The machines emit powerful ultraviolet light that can decontaminate surfaces By tearing apart strands of virus DNA.
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Tearing apart a cold fresh orange with your bare hands, just letting the juices run over your body.
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"Hate pages" emerged filled with captions and comments tearing apart the teen's body, outfit choices, and dance moves.
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All you can eat, all you can drink, tearing apart the very limits of ALL, as a concept.
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How do you watch yourself without tearing apart the issues that made you act in the first place?
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The only thing that can prevent a rekindle is a thorough overhaul (tearing apart floors, ceilings and furniture).
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But we have -- perhaps naively -- seemed immune to the division and violence tearing apart so many communities elsewhere.
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And American nuclear action would justify others contemplating the same, tearing apart 50 years of global non-proliferation efforts.
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The man returned from a vacation and couldn't find his pet reptile anywhere, even after tearing apart his home.
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They should ask what the U.S. should do when Russia is exacerbating a crisis tearing apart America's European allies.
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She drummed it into me to hate my father for tearing apart the family and sexually molesting my sister.
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Yet, with devastating flooding in Louisiana and wildfires tearing apart the West, both parties' environmental platforms deserve more attention.
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Perhaps most importantly immigration, the issue tearing apart so many European parties of the left, does not animate Portuguese voters.
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The fallout: The crisis is tearing apart households as Saudi, Bahraini and Emirati family members are forced to leave Qatar.
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We focus so much on our situation, we don't see how the social fabric is tearing apart for our neighbors.
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But in its simmering anger — its acts of tearing apart and throwing away — it channels the weight of the world.
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We had left them in the house that I spent two years hammering together, the home I was tearing apart.
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Between injections and consultations, we wandered by the Bosporus, holding hands and tearing apart fish sandwiches, as though on vacation.
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The company has reportedly gone as far as tearing apart Tesla's cars to get a better understanding of how they're built.
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These former Clinton aides aren't tearing apart Sanders's current policy agenda (probably because most major Democratic candidates have essentially adopted it).
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Kiprop maintained his quest for an Olympic medal in Rio Games by tearing apart a strong field at the Police Championships.
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She believes that President Trump's statements and policies have unleashed dark forces that are tearing apart the very fabric of society.
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Go deeper: Two Americas: amplified, tearing apart The far left and right of America are white, loud and pulling the country apart
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They used shears to snip off the sofa's cover before tearing apart the wooden frame to free the boy, who emerged unharmed.
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So buckle up, because Transformers: The Last Knight starts shooting June 6th, and will begin tearing apart your local theater in 2017.
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But now, in 2018, this social contract between the nations of the world and Jewish collectivity is tearing apart at the seams.
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And while it may seem like the plot of a horror movie, it's a real-life drama tearing apart two Indiana families.
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She spent a large part of the speech tearing apart Trump's positions on everything from the military to his temperament. http://bit.
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READ: How racist bullying is tearing apart a school district in the South "This bill is in part symbolic but relevant," Rep.
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How could I give air time to people who make a living off of tearing apart the GOP, never mind the country.
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"My mother drummed it into me to hate my father for tearing apart the family and sexually molesting my sister," Moses told PEOPLE.
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It does not speak to the idea of tearing apart the social fabric around the most central and difficult issue in America, race.
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Brutal civil wars have been tearing apart African countries for years on end, and the characters and their circumstances feel entirely, grimly, relevant.
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In my many years of tearing apart consumer electronics products, I've never seen a high-volume plastic part with this kind of process.
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Recreating them in your browser, then, means tearing apart one of the original devices so its behind-the-screen art can be reproduced.
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Impact Your World: How to help hurricane relief In fact, conditions have grown so bad after Maria, they are tearing apart her family.
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No. They'd be too busy tearing apart our puny human flesh and recharging their batteries on our dying body's electrical currents or something.
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This is a battle for the soul of his religion at a time when conflict and radicalization are tearing apart the Middle East.
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His family owned a California dealership, and he was a gearhead, comfortable with a wrench, tearing apart vehicles and putting them back together.
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After tearing apart immigrant families until shamed by international outrage, President Trump and his party have now turned to endangering vulnerable American children.
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When looking at individual cases, it becomes clear how inequality, more so even than violence, drives the vigilantism tearing apart the rural countryside.
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The question of abstention has weighed on the opposition, tearing apart what had been a unified front against Mr. Maduro in previous elections.
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Macron said on Tuesday he was open to a new agreement that would address Trump's concerns while not tearing apart the existing deal.
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Hydrogen bombs work by harnessing energy created by fusing hydrogen atoms together, unlike atomic bombs, which work by tearing apart atoms through atomic fission.
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Go deeper: How Trump's midterm picks fared Two Americas after the midterms: amplified, tearing apart Trump White House braces for a caravan of subpoenas
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Take away all the magically summoned wild animals tearing apart your home, and you'll find the board game from Jumanji is actually pretty cool.
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Four days later, on March 31, state police in riot gear would show up outside the plant, beating workers and tearing apart their encampment.
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Some Latinos already felt threatened on Wednesday and feared that Mr. Trump would pursue his mass deportation pledge, tearing apart their families and communities.
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A doctored photo of her tearing up the Constitution went viral (in the real photo, she was tearing apart a gun range paper target).
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The protagonist — who goes only by the titular "Fleabag" — spends most of season one's six episodes tearing apart her life, her relationships, and herself.
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On the other, there were those who saw her as complicit in tearing apart the international order, and the multilateral institutions of which it's comprised.
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I really do wish I understood why lawmakers seem so gung-ho on tearing apart technologies they don't understand, and freedoms they hardly think about.
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It's pretty clear Judge Leon doesn't think much of Professor Shapiro; two separate sections of the opinion are specifically dedicated to tearing apart his arguments.
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Per Reedus's monologue, an explosion akin to the big bang is ending life as we know it, and it's tearing apart humanity in inexplicable ways.
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At first I couldn't find the key to start the ignition, even after tearing apart the glove box and going through the car's center compartment.
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By removing the administrators, he said the district is disrupting the school year and tearing apart the community when it is still trying to heal.
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"For me it is always about what is best for America – the country that I love and that you are now tearing apart," Friedman concluded.
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Not only would this reduce the devastating effects of tearing apart families, it would also allow millions of people to come out of the shadows.
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We quickly realized how widespread the heroin and opioid crisis was throughout Maryland, and how many communities, families and lives this scourge was tearing apart.
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"As parents, it is unconscionable that the US government is actively tearing apart immigrant families," the group's organizers said in a release about Thursday's events.
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"To not act on this problem now is tantamount to actively supporting and funding the tearing apart of the fabric of our societies," Steinberg wrote.
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Instead of tearing apart families through banning orders, they could bring together families through supporting civil society projects such as Families Against Terrorism and Extremism (FATE).
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Tearing apart the tangles Although they may be talked about more often, plaques are not the only theory among scientists to explain how Alzheimer's disease occurs.
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Eight families participated in the project, and the tearing apart of some of them -- including situations where young children are involved -- can be difficult to watch.
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When the particles in cosmic rays collide with the atoms in at the top of the atmosphere, they burst, tearing apart atoms in a violent collision.
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The battle for the Stanley Cup between the St. Louis Blues and the Boston Bruins is tearing apart former Office costars John Krasinski and Jenna Fischer.
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Why it matters: Carmakers are tearing apart their traditional businesses — exiting underperforming markets, closing factories and laying off workers — while diverting investment into future mobility technologies.
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And I think that whether you are a Democrat or a Republican, you have to recognize this was wrong and it&aposs tearing apart our country.
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As news spread over the weekend about President Trump's family-separation policy, and the ways in which it is tearing apart families at the Mexico-U.
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Long lines of tents provide some shelter from the elements but there is nothing to protect the refugees from the brutal war tearing apart their homeland.
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Tokyo 2020 didn't say if the ribbons were also made from the old electronics, butI wouldn't start tearing apart electronics to extract their precious metals, however.
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On the other will be a dogged and far smaller clan, tearing apart the code of these models, much like the ENIGMA busters of Bletchley Park.
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US Air Force fighter jets are patrolling the Persian Gulf with apparent guided cluster munitions, weapons that may capable of tearing apart Iranian small boat swarms.
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John Oliver had no problem tearing apart Donald Trump's RNC entrance songs – not only did Trump use them without permission, but the lyrics were hilariously ironic.
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I filed the story, called Capitalist Vegans Are Tearing Apart This Toronto Neighborhood, after attending a forum called Parkdale Isn't Vegandale at a community garden Saturday.
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Thousands of peaceful city dwellers have been rounded up, tearing apart families, striking fear into immigrant communities, hobbling criminal investigations and generally sowing dread and disorder.
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It isn't partisanship that is tearing apart the very fabric of our nation and preventing reasonable, bipartisan deals from being struck by members of both parties.
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Instead, they pose a much bleaker scenario: the bright event was the result of a supermassive black hole tearing apart a star that passed way too close.
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Roaches also have spiny legs, so if you push the bug too deep down by using tweezers or a Q-tip, you risk tearing apart your eardrum.
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On closer inspection you notice she's chewed every nail, picked at her cuticles, and torn off the surrounding skin like a wild animal tearing apart its prey.
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Millions of people were persecuted, publicly humiliated, beaten or killed during the upheaval, as zealous factionalism metastasized countrywide, tearing apart Chinese society at a most basic level.
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"El Nino tends to increase upper-level westerly winds across the Caribbean into the tropical Atlantic, tearing apart hurricanes as they try to form," the forecast said.
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When sharks started tearing apart Google's fiber optic cables in August 2014, Google immediately went into action and started to reinforce the cable with Kevlar-like material.
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Hurricane Maria slammed Puerto Rico last week, tearing apart buildings and infrastructure, flooding communities and downing communications to nearly all of the U.S. territory's 3.4 million residents.
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Sunni-Shia sectarianism is indeed tearing apart the Middle East, but is largely driven by the very modern and very political rivalry between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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I spent most of this week tearing apart my childhood room, sifting through dusty boxes and shelves in search of that book, "Amelia's Notebook," by Marissa Moss.
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That meant taking down every service—even the Olympics' public website—while they worked to root out whatever malware infection was tearing apart their machines from within.
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It is no coincidence that the forces tearing apart the European Union are gaining strength even as we are seeing an alarming rise in nationalism, nativism and autocracy.
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And it's what the rest of the field is finally undertaking—tearing apart Seres' trial data, following up with OpenBiome's patients, and diving into the NIH's new database.
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Smashed between sliced ciabatta in the beleza sandwich, the pork's soft skin stands out, tearing apart willingly, splitting the difference between the kimchi's crunch and the belly's lushness.
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Our region's extreme divisions — and the conflicts whose military, economic and social effects are tearing apart our collective humanity — deprive us of the opportunity for Arab human development.
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Go deeper: Two Americas after the midterm elections: amplified, tearing apart The caravan Trump should fear after the midterm elections 2018 midterm elections sets record for women in Congress
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David Simas, the CEO of Mr Obama's outfit, says the goal is to "build a generation" of connected youngsters who can respond as "our civic fabric is tearing apart".
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Go deeper: See the latest midterm election results in our live map Two Americas after the midterm elections: amplified, tearing apart The 2018 midterm election races that made history
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America has a long history of tearing apart families of color, but the Trump administration's recent directive to separate migrant parents and children at the border is particularly cruel.
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Plus, if it is the greyhound from the story, I don't want to think of this gorgeous dog that faithfully follows Ford around as brutally tearing apart a cat.
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As I write, she's hard at work tearing apart a stuffed raccoon and flinging its fluffy entrails across the Mashable office — a mess I'll have to clean up later.
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A nation divided The impeachment crisis is also a symptom of a country caught in a massive political estrangement that is tearing apart any sense of common patriotic purpose.
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Many of these reformers were acting out of cultural and racial chauvinism, an assumption that they knew what was in the best interest of the families they were tearing apart.
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She said, like she did at the launch of her campaign earlier in the week, that she believed that Donald Trump was tearing apart the social fabric of the country.
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Just in case your Twitter feed being locked in constant debate over politics, sports, or the gender of Beyoncé's twins wasn't enough, there's another issue that's tearing apart the internet.
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Nowhere is this more evident than in the administration's decision to rip children from the arms of their mothers in a disgusting new policy tearing apart families at our border.
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Not surprisingly, I was extremely troubled to learn that Americans have been tearing apart immigrant families—putting little children in cages, not allowing them to comfort each other with hugs.
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A behind-the-scenes documentary, 'Grand Prix Driver', released on Amazon recently shone a spotlight on the tension between McLaren and Honda that eventually led to the relationship tearing apart.
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She ramps up Jean's anxiety gradually at first, but by the time Jean's in full-blown freakout mode, tearing apart her own house to look for bugs, it feels earned.
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An abortion involves crushing and tearing apart the live child or piercing her brain or heart with a large needle and injecting her with enough digoxin to cause cardiac arrest.
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We're all feeling it, the massive and crushing daily reminder that climate change is already tearing apart ecosystems and flooding coastal cities and killing humans with extreme heat, among other ills.
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By tearing apart cheap phones, crooks are able to send credit card information to their location instantly without having to access the skimmer physically or rely on an open Bluetooth connection.
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"I start praying and I ask God to just come and help me get out of this house because the house was like tearing apart," she told ABS TV/Radio Antigua.
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He pegged most of his election campaigning to the drugs and crime problem, tapping into concerns among Filipinos that methamphetamine usage was tearing apart families and causing crime rates to balloon.
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In its wake, what had looked like a deeply unifying and growth-enhancing change in monetary regime in Europe came close to collapse and to tearing apart the European Union (EU).
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ISIS has also been tearing apart emergency hospitals run by outside groups like Médecins Sans Frontieres (Doctors Without Borders), leaving little hope for everyday people caught in unstable Middle Eastern countries.
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And it managed to do that without fucking over workers, tearing apart the fabric of society, or even being a thing that anyone gives much thought to on a regular basis.
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But masked men, some of whom wore traditional Kyrgyz white felt hats, attacked the protesters, grabbing and tearing apart their banners, in the presence of multiple journalists including a Reuters reporter.
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" Actions of ICE agents have been scrutinized in recent weeks by Democrats and critics of the Trump administration's zero-tolerance immigration policy, who have accused the agency of "tearing apart families.
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The assault was the second in two weeks in Turkey, and it further exposed the fault lines in a country that is increasingly tearing apart amid terrorist attacks and political instability.
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It was another single bullet among the thousand-plus in Las Vegas that hit Rosemarie Melanson in the chest and then ricocheted through her body, tearing apart nearly everything it touched.
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Then we take our questions to Brian Boshes, product manager of contributions and community, who explains why he thinks people leave reviews and whether they're tearing apart the fabric of our society.
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Close-up views show the ground waves throwing rocks and other objects into the air, tearing apart test-site structures, sending cliffs tumbling into the sea and opening wide cracks in roads.
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Hurricane Matthew's 140-mile-per-hour or greater winds will act as a buzzsaw, tearing apart buildings and rendering some areas "uninhabitable for weeks or months," according to the National Weather Service.
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"During my trip to the southern border, it was clear that ICE, and its actions of hunting down and tearing apart families, has wreaked havoc on far too many people," he said.
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The competition for influence in northern Iraq between Turkey, a Sunni power, and Iran, the region's most powerful Shiite nation, is part of the broader sectarian struggle tearing apart the Middle East.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Maggots spill from the bare ribcage of the toothy skeleton, and the poor soul in hell, his skin blood-red, is tearing apart his own torso.
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To lead us through these turbulent times, domestically and globally, we need leaders who recognize that the fear people are feeling is real, but the resulting anger is tearing apart our nation.
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Migrant construction laborers camped in the evening in a dilapidated, three-story concrete building, resting after a long day of tearing apart old buildings as the next step in clearing the site.
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It's the subterranean drive of these ritualistic dance sequences that propels the production's boldest leap: when Ms. Acogny suddenly becomes Medea, reciting Euripides and tearing apart pillows to symbolize killing her children.
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He set out to be a journalist, and People's Daily, the flagship newspaper of the Chinese Communist Party, dispatched him to Yugoslavia to cover the conflict tearing apart that former socialist state.
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The decision, he said, risks tearing apart this healthy open-source ecosystem by causing Android to fragment into incompatible versions and by making it less profitable for Google to invest in the software.
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The very bitter people behind the board game known for tearing apart friend groups and getting children written out of wills released an especially cursed version of the game titled Monopoly For Millennials.
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A sitcom, perhaps, since it's about a family in the suburbs, but with f-bombs and a TV-MA rating for explicit scenes of Barrymore tearing apart the flesh of another human being.
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Every time something like this happens, colleges, which are meant to be the path of a good career, are just tearing apart a student's hope that they had and replacing it with anguish.
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Lansalot says that paying a 20 to 30 percent commission fee wouldn't be feasible for his business, and he doubts that the crepes he makes could be delivered without getting cold or tearing apart.
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I predict that our community will be among the most active in shielding others and combating hate, but we can only do so while we fix the divisions tearing apart our own community first.
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READ: How racist bullying is tearing apart a school district in the south The white boy was suspended, although it wasn't immediately clear whether it was an in-school or out-of-school suspension.
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Halfway through the first episode of Girlboss, Sophia Marlowe (Britt Robertson) storms out of her boring retail job after tearing apart her meek boss for the thousandth time and finally getting fired for it.
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A working-class community just outside Frankfurt, Hanau was ethnically diverse long before the issue of immigration began tearing apart German politics with the arrival of nearly a million asylum seekers five years ago.
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Not only was I tearing apart my own body, which I'd been so inspired to love all over again — I was reducing the woman I was with to nothing more than a collection of parts.
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But with polarization and sensationalism rampant and tearing apart society, Facebook has settled on a policy that it may try to uphold freedom of speech, but users are not entitled to amplification of that speech.
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The game follows a perilous attempt at survival by Amicia and Hugo, the privileged children of local nobles, people shielded from a deadly truth that's been slowly tearing apart the world outside their tall walls.
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Besides the aforementioned checkbox to connect with other fans, the only real connections to the movie I could find were on the site's social-media pages (like a "tearing apart" reference on the Twitter page).
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Beyond his commitment to tearing apart the health care law, Mr. Price, who leads the House Budget Committee, published a budget proposal last year that would convert Medicaid into a block grant to state governments.
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"During my trip to the southern border, it was clear that ICE, and its actions of hunting down and tearing apart families, has wreaked havoc on far too many people," Pocan said in a statement.
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Editorial Downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm, Harvey continues to rain rivers down on Houston and its surroundings, inundating homes and businesses and tearing apart the lives of tens of thousands of people.
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That same power is what finally undoes Bernadine, a tragic figure whom Woodard brilliantly dismantles piece by ravaged piece, tearing apart a false front — and the larger institution this woman faithfully upheld — with unapologetic ferocity.
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"After 72 hours without a response, it became clear that the organization was not interested in acknowledging their partnership with the organization best known for tearing apart families and storing children in containers," he said.
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U.S. wind and hail storms are typically challenging for U.S. insurers during the quarter, often tearing apart homeowners' roofs and pummeling cars in auto dealership lots, and wreaking other havoc that triggers spates of claims.
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Others probably went south, into the furious furnace of Texas and New Mexico and Arizona, to earn the state minimum tearing apart the wall their parents and grandparents once earned the state minimum to erect.
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Walking in the shadows of the Hard Rock Casino, tearing apart homes in abandoned backwoods neighborhoods, finding left-behind family polaroids, or porn, or calendars with never-completed plans, Biloxi's detachment and loneliness turned my stomach.
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The Slack discussion, which seemed to lack that generosity of spirit, troubles Gupta because it recapitulates the racial strife he knew from Staten Island and the Deep South—tensions that are now tearing apart American society.
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All they had to do was, say, visit Butina's YouTube page, where they would have seen—and where you can still watch—Butina exhort an audience to back the Russian-supported separatists tearing apart eastern Ukraine.
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"It became apparent that they had no interest in acknowledging their partnership with ICE — the organization best known for tearing apart families and locking children in cages," Vargo wrote in a text conversation with The Verge.
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The breach has shocked Germany's establishment and risks rocking Merkel's awkward 'grand coalition' again just months after a row over the fate of the domestic intelligence agency chief came close to tearing apart the ruling alliance.
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Go deeper: See the latest midterm election results on our live map Two Americas after the midterm elections: amplified, tearing apart The 2018 midterm election races that made history Full list: 2018 midterm election seats that flipped
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But Riyadh reportedly threatened military action against Doha if it went ahead with a deal to buy the systems, prompting Qatar to accuse Saudi Arabia of "feckless behavior" that is tearing apart the pro-Western Gulf bloc.
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In this jail and countless others, addiction is driving up the rate of incarcerated women, tearing apart families while squeezing communities that lack money, treatment programs and permanent solutions to close what has become a revolving door.
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The most electrifying piece in the exhibition is "Wild Dogs" from the 2000s (McNeely often prefers not to pin exact dates on her paintings), which depicts a pack of dogs tearing apart the carcass of a deer.
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The main race was between a Western and Saudi-backed coalition headed by Prime Minister Saad Hariri and the Iranian-backed Hezbollah group, part of a region-wide power struggle that is tearing apart the Middle East.
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In a literal tearing apart of his world, the living room set is pulled up a slope at the back of the stage at Frederick P. Rose Hall, until nothing remains but a barren, soil-strewn trench.
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As Brexit chainsaws its way through British politics, dismantling decades-old political allegiances, tearing apart the traditional parties and leaving voters confused, frustrated and angry, the Brexit Party is thriving by offering a simple and hard-edge message.
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Editorial China's determination to suppress the religious life and culture of Tibetans has taken a brutal turn at Larung Gar, the world's largest Buddhist institute, where demolition workers have been tearing apart the community's hand-built monastic dwellings.
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They left behind a barbaric pile of rubble after more than a year of systematically tearing apart the ancient palaces, temples and cultural treasures of what had been the capital of the Assyrian empire nearly three millenniums ago.
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ROME, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Former Italian prime minister Matteo Renzi signalled willingness on Friday to shelve a drive for early elections that is tearing apart his Democratic Party (PD) as it faces a strong challenge from eurosceptic populists.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Mexico's Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo said on Wednesday the issue with renegotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) is "not tearing apart what has worked" but rather finding a way to make the agreement better.
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"It's hard to focus on your wellbeing and mental health when each time you open Instagram someone is tearing apart your job, or your relationship or essentially any of the things in your life that are positive," she wrote.
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Its officials have been tearing apart and probing Huawei's kit and code for almost a decade, at the Huawei Cyber Security Evaluation Centre (HCSEC), a body in Oxfordshire established as condition for the company's involvement in earlier telecoms infrastructure.
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"President Trump is tearing apart the moral fabric of this country," Gillibrand declared to hundreds of supporters, with Trump International Hotel and Tower - which she called a "shrine to greed, division and vanity" - as a backdrop in midtown Manhattan.
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Mocking the words of Lincoln about slavery taken from the Gospels of Matthew and Mark, he divides our American house against itself almost every day, in almost every way, tearing apart the fabric of what holds us together. Sen.
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If the prospect of the family table seems stressful for holiday season, well, maybe you'll find yourself at Applebee's instead, guzzling down a brightly-colored dollar drink and tearing apart your sorrows by way of the app sampler platter.
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Multiple current and former administration officials say that while Trump has pushed for a more hardline approach to Iran -- tearing apart the nuclear deal and reimposing a slew of sanctions -- he is not gunning for a hot war with the country.
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House members Mark Pocan of Wisconsin "From conducting raids at garden centers, and meatpacking plants, to breaking up families at churches and schools, ICE is tearing apart families and ripping the moral fabric of our nation," he said in a statement.
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Bashing NATO and the European Union, and alienating Germany, is a plan for tearing apart US relations with the EU — for weakening the agreements that underpin America's status as the world's sole superpower and that maintain peace on the European continent.
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And that means President Donald Trump's upcoming 12-day visit to Asia in early November comes as his administration dances around what to call the brutal violence tearing apart a country without doing much to actually try to stop it.
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"Detaining a hardworking man, separating a father from his children and tearing apart communities doesn't make America safe, and a wrong-minded immigration policy grounded in bias and cruelty doesn't make America great," Cuomo said of the married father of two young girls.
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Teams are playing a billion possessions a game, scoring absurd amounts of points, there have been multiple extremely sick dunks, the Timberwolves are tearing apart at the seams, Jonas Jerebko had a game-winning buzzer beater, WHAT MORE COULD YOU POSSIBLY WANT!?
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There had been fears that, for the first time ever, a G73 summit could end without a joint leaders' statement, with some officials worried that Trump may even be intent on tearing apart the very rules and fabric that bind the West together.
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Season two ended on the befuddling cliffhanger of Rick in a full-body lock, filed away in prison like forgotten paperwork, and creators Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland spent the rest of season three systematically tearing apart the anti-hero's all-powerful status.
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Most likely, it was a stark realization that the Nets' architect, Sean Marks, had already constructed a solid foundation while the Knicks had succeeded only in tearing apart yet another blueprint: the one to build a team around Porzingis, the uniquely skilled giant.
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"I believe we need to defeat Trump and turn the page on this era in our politics by establishing a tone of belonging, bringing an end to the viciousness and the bullying that is tearing apart the country," Buttigieg said in his speech.
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They were his parents and what they were witness to was the falling away of everything they had ever known: observers trying to keep track of a universe that wouldn't quit undoing itself, wouldn't quit tearing apart the only world they had known.
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"This is really kind of a battle that's tearing apart the heart and soul of the conservative movement right now, especially in the age of President Trump," said Casey Given, executive director of Young Voices, a group of millennial libertarians, who was at CPAC.
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The fall of the Berlin Wall has a lot of memorable moments: US President Ronald Reagan's declaration to "tear down this wall"; David Hasselhoff singing at the Brandenburg Gate; and Berliners wielding pickaxes and hammers, tearing apart the visible symbol of a divided Europe.
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Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi abruptly canceled her plans to attend next week's United Nations General Assembly in New York amid growing criticism over her failure to condemn the humanitarian crisis tearing apart her native Myanmar and raising the specter of ethnic cleansing there.
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Zeisler is on firm ground when she's tearing apart the woeful attempts of the corporate press to slice down women's liberation and package it into something salable, but she fails to draw a clear enough distinction between the media women consume and the media they increasingly create.
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These new efforts include using Facebook videos, Instagram ads and other social media that have been designed to convince young men and women that joining the militants' fight means breaking their mothers' hearts, tearing apart their families and leaving their loved ones to lives of emptiness.
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Add it all up and you have a president tearing apart a range of longstanding accords and relationships at once — without any serious expert input — just to serve his short-term needs, satisfy his unhinged and now unrestrained instincts or feed his hatred of his predecessor.
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But it was not at all clear that a change of leadership could help resolve the arguments over Brexit, as the withdrawal is known, that are tearing apart the Conservatives, or that it would leave the government any more prepared to negotiate with the European Union.
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The ECB has kept money taps wide open for years, trying to boost growth and inflation as the bloc is still working to overcome the lingering effects of a debt crisis that started nearly a decade ago and came close to tearing apart the currency union.
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The laborious nature of court proceedings in this context is mainly a reminder that the system can dehumanize its victims in even the most trivial ways; Woodfox is never more passionate than when he's tearing apart the unsourced and fabricated claims made about him in legal affidavits.
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With COVID-19, colloquially known as coronavirus, tearing apart the music industry by leading to the cancellation of tours, festivals, and other events that are necessary for artists to pay their bills, buying albums and merch is one of the best ways you can help out.
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USA-WEATHER/ Historic floods hit Nebraska after 'bomb cyclone' storm (Reuters) - Large parts of Nebraska and the U.S. Central Plains were underwater on Saturday after a late-winter "bomb cyclone" storm triggered historic flooding along the Missouri and Platte rivers, causing two deaths, tearing apart homes and swallowing roadways.
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This reckless spending is on top of the more than $20 million the Pentagon has recently spent on studies to confirm what I could have told them for free: Tearing apart goats and pigs isn't the best way to train service members how to manage injuries in human beings.
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There's barely time to process what ridiculous thing happened, because you're onto the next grotesque spectacle, whether it's taking control of a mech with a skull for a face or tearing apart a massive bug and drenching yourself in its blood, so you can pass to the next area.
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"The torture continued using the same methods during the period of drowning that was not limited to water but also urine, in addition to the heavy vomiting that was breaking my head in two and tearing apart my stomach— that was already wounded," Zubaydah later wrote in his prison diary.
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When trying out Into The Deep (working title), I had the chance to become a professional diver, submerge myself deep underwater, and in a cage while a large, very realistic-looking and menacing shark ripped the metal railings off my cage, slowly tearing apart the only barrier between myself and the sea.
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"We need to fix our immigration problems — it's tearing apart our body politic and damaging our economy ... Fixing these issues will clearly boost the economy and help companies like ours hire great talent, but more importantly, it will reflect our American and core human values of fairness, decency and mutual respect," he said.
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"It was a call to action for the next generation of European leaders and an effort to bring them together at a time when Europe's social fabric is tearing apart," said Julianne Smith, a former adviser in the Obama administration who is now a senior fellow at the Bosch Academy in Berlin.
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Meanwhile, Legends of Localization: Book 1 is a detailed, nitty-gritty tooth-and-nail tearing apart of one of Miyamoto's breakout classics, The Legend of Zelda, that exposes the game's underpinnings by way of showing how the original Japanese version was localized into the American product that we outside Japan are best familiar with.
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The previously outstanding races that have now been decided: In Montana's Senate race, incumbent Democrat Jon Tester defeated Republican challenger Matt Rosendale, per the AP. Go deeper: See the latest midterm election results on our live map Two Americas after the midterm elections: amplified, tearing apart The 2018 midterm election races that made history
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After tearing apart my closet that one night, I tried to ignore that feeling and choose my full self, pushing aside the questions about desire and gender that made me "hey, sorry, 30 minutes late, cat threw up on my shirt lol" for a date I was no longer sure I wanted to go on.
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While all of us can agree that Harambe's death is tragic, we have no indication that this was more than a tragic one-off accident on the mom's part, and ruining other people's lives or tearing apart families based on a narrow view of one event is not how we're supposed to deal justice.
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"The fact that the Sackler family removed more than $10 billion when Purdue's OxyContin was directly causing countless addictions, hundreds of thousands of deaths, and tearing apart millions of families is further reason that we must see detailed financial records showing how much the Sacklers profited from the nation's deadly opioid epidemic," James said.
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After years in the shadow of the AIDS epidemic, tuberculosis is regaining its notoriety as one of the world's great killers: an airborne bacterium that spreads easily among people living crowded together — in jails, ships, mines, trenches or slums — and insinuates itself deep in the lungs and grows, slowly tearing apart the tissue until victims are coughing up blood.
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They were asking him about the heroin crisis that is tearing apart families in the area; they were asking him about where he stood on the union issues that define that district; and they were asking him what he was going to do to make sure that they had Medicare and Social Security for the rest of their lives.
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On every major issue on the table, from trade and women's rights to climate change and Iran, not only is Trump at odds with the other six leaders, but also the White House has refused to properly engage with the G203 process altogether — a sign, some officials fear, that he may be intent on tearing apart the very rules and fabric that bind the West together.
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The first two episodes of season two — as well as next week's episode three, which I have seen and won't spoil, but let me just say, Oh, my God — feel a lot like the best of Community's more ambitious and smartest experiments, tearing apart The Good Place's established format while keeping its main players safely ensconced in character-based jokes I'll be laughing about for weeks.
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The group-activated hangings, the tearing apart of human beings, the clothing specific to castes and classes, the forced childbearing and the appropriation of the results, the children stolen by regimes and placed for upbringing with high-ranking officials, the forbidding of literacy, the denial of property rights: all had precedents, and many were to be found not in other cultures and religions, but within western society.
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Bannon, a lifelong Catholic, is an antihero in his own image, profoundly narcissistic and convinced that his fate is parallel to those of his heroes from the movies and from Milton: He self-identifies as a tragic figure tasked by some force, God or the universe or something like it, with tearing apart the modern world and handing power back to the ordinary, common man.
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There's also "An Imaginary Racism" by the left-leaning philosopher Pascal Bruckner, who was recently cleared of charges of inciting hate speech and argues that fear of being labeled Islamophobic is leading people to self-censor their speech, while in November, the Sciences Po professor Gilles Kepel published "The Fracture," which explores how the radicalization of some young Muslims is tearing apart French society.
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"The fact that the Sackler family removed more than $10 billion when Purdue's OxyContin was directly causing countless addictions, hundreds of thousands of deaths, and tearing apart millions of families is further reason that we must see detailed financial records showing how much the Sacklers profited from the nation's deadly opioid epidemic," said Letitia James, the attorney general of New York, in a statement.
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And in many ways, the split between those who want to leave the EU and those who want to remain within it has only hardened since the 4.23 referendum, tearing apart traditional party loyalties within the UK. British Prime Minister Theresa May's government and her counterparts in the European Union negotiated a withdrawal agreement last year, but opposition to the deal from the UK Parliament has killed it three times.
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"We will not only stop the drugs from pouring in, but we will help all of those people so seriously addicted get the assistance they need to unchain themselves," Trump said in a speech that was also half-dedicated to tearing apart his rival, 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.
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And the two books she named that she was thinking about a lot on the campaign trail were Robert Putnam's Our Kids — which is a deep, ethnographic look at the ways in which culture and lived experience and community are really tearing apart the futures for kids who are born in poor communities and kids of all races — and Habits of the Heart, which is all about community breakdown, about the role religion does or doesn't play in our lives.
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Rep. Darren SotoDarren Michael SotoHouse passes temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans House fails to pass temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans Former state House candidate says she made up story about removing 77 bullets from Pulse shooting victims MORE (D-Fla.) on Monday demanded 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 stop "tearing apart families" by way of his controversial "zero tolerance" immigration policy.
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With Donald Trump and his family members and his White House apparently having made a collective decision to just sort of melt in the presence of Russian President Vladimir Putin, and with Putin's truest nemesis in the U.S. government, Arizona Senator John McCain, recovering at home following surgery to remove a blood clot earlier this week, who, we all wonder, will stand up to the Russian president at this moment of national peril, when the very integrity of our electoral system is in jeopardy and the 60-year NATO coalition is tearing apart at the seams?
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