Mr Trump recently took credit for efforts to isolate Qatar.
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An Islamic extremist group later took credit for the killing.
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He just took credit for the Democrats electing more women.
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Mair took credit for the ads in tweets on Tuesday night. .
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An offshoot of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) took credit.
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Kobach took credit for drafting the bare bones of Trump's Jan.
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Trump even took credit for NFL teams refusing to sign Kaepernick.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump took credit Wednesday for state Rep.
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He took credit for attracting Salesforce to invest in the state.
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OurMine also took credit for hacking ESPN's accounts on Tuesday afternoon.
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Last month, ELN took credit for two bombings at police outposts.
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So I did a good thing President Trump took credit for.
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He also took credit for a drop in violent crime and homicides.
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Rudy took credit for it all, some of which he even deserved.
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The terror group Islamic State took credit for many of these attacks.
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He just slaps his name on it and took credit for it.
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I'm sure you can guess who's "work" I supposedly took credit for.
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After Saturday's results, Trump took credit for a run-off being required.
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A local affiliate of Islamic State (IS) took credit for the atrocity.
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Then Trump, always wanting to be seen as decisive, took credit himself.
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Trump took credit for saving 1,100 jobs at the factory in December.
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To be sure: Obama took credit for things his predecessor did too.
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But instead, he took credit for the way he handled the situation.
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He took credit for the oil-driven economic boom (rule No. 1).
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Behind the scenes, his team took credit for the president's business prowess.
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He just slapped his name on it and took credit for it.
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Trump rightly took credit for changing the mind of fellow Republican Sen.
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The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria took credit for the violence.
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I was like, Yo, I hope no one took credit for my video.
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Trump also took credit for the talks between North and South Korean leaders.
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Although Apple later denied it, Kim took credit for the App Store malfunction.
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From the moment he was elected, Trump took credit for the strong economy.
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Her husband, Walter Keane (Christoph Waltz), took credit for all of her work.
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Smash Racism DC is the same group that took credit for chasing Sen.
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Trump, who was a presidential candidate at the time, took credit for this.
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The boycotters took credit for a lower-than-expected turnout of Eurovision tourists.
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He took credit for the market at least 20133 times in January alone.
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Yemen's Houthi rebels, who are supported by Tehran, took credit for Saturday's attacks.
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He took credit for introducing "arrows, loops, bubble or softie letters" to graffiti.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin took credit Monday for rising prices in bank stocks.
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"He never took credit for things he hadn't accomplished," Ignatius wrote of Truman.
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Yemen's Houthi rebels, who are supported by Iran, took credit for the attack.
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Yemen's Houthi rebels, who are supported by Iran, took credit for the attack.
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She always resented when he or anybody else took credit for the holiday.
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Trump took credit, again, for creating the Veterans Choice program Obama signed into law.
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The Romanian hacker known as Guccifer 2.0 took credit for this leak on Friday.
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The collective, known as PoodleCorp, took credit over on Twitter for the reported attack.
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In short, he took credit for the victories and separated himself from the defeats.
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He fudged data; he made unsubstantiated claims; he took credit for other people's ideas.
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The group took credit for the attack on its semi-official news agency, Amaq.
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They've sat through meetings where a less qualified man took credit for their idea.
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Pugnacious pundit and defense attorney Alan Dershowitz publicly took credit for persuading the President.
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It's not the same thing as authorizing the whole funeral, which Trump took credit for.
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Al Shabaab took credit for the attack but said it had killed eight Kenyan soldiers.
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Trump took credit for Pence's performance, too, at an event in Henderson, Nevada, on Wednesday.
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At the salad bar MIXT, cashiers took credit card payments using old-fashioned paper imprints.
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REALLY QUICK ON METHODOLOGY, THE PRESIDENT YESTERDAY TOOK CREDIT FOR A MILLION JOBS THIS YEAR.
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Frederica Wilson took credit for securing funding for a new FBI field office in 2015.
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" The real estate mogul took credit on Monday for Clinton using the term "radical Islamism.
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Trump took credit on Wednesday for the increase in defense spending by several alliance members.
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The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) took credit for the attack Thursday night.
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Trump again took credit for economic gains after November 2016, asserting his election spurred them.
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The Select Committee on Benghazi also took credit for bringing Clinton's private server to light.
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Trump also took credit when the Union-Leader was cut as a debate co-host.
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Trump endorsed Roby on Twitter last month and took credit for her victory Wednesday morning.
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The Nashi youth group, for example, took credit for Russia's 2007 cyber attack on Estonia.
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Luckily, my lovely hotel, Omali Lodge, was one of the places that took credit cards.
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Trump took credit for legislation that was actually signed into law by President Barack Obama.
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He also took credit for the Veterans Choice program Obama signed into law in 2014.
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Earlier this year he took credit for the fact that Kaepernick had not been signed.
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Most recently, Trump took credit for the index breaking above 25,000 for the first time.
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Trump also took credit for popularizing the word "fake" during an interview earlier this month.
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He also took credit for twice averting an infringement procedure against Italy through his negotiations.
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In November, Trump took credit for Apple opening a Texas plant to assemble Mac Pros.
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ABC Entertainment President Ben Sherwood took credit for the now-canceled "Roseanne" on a regular basis.
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The Black Liberation Army, an offshoot of the Black Panther Party, took credit for the killings.
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President Trump took credit again this week for lowering oil prices over the past two months.
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Donald Trump took credit for raising the alarm first — "Now everybody's coming to me," he said.
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Sam took credit for her major discovery about Rhaegar's divorce and it still burns us up.
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ISIS took credit for bombings in Brussels, Belgium, that left 32 dead and hundreds more injured.
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Last week, it took credit for blasting a Chevron platform, shutting the Warri and Kaduna refineries.
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Instead, it's best to address the issue with the person who took credit for your idea.
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Trump frequently took credit for gains in the stock market, tying them to his economic policies.
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In an event with small business leaders, Trump took credit for the market rally since Nov.
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A user on Reddit, a social-discussion website, going by the moniker of "HanAssholeSolo" swiftly took credit.
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A user on Reddit, a social-discussion website, going by the moniker of "HanAssholeSolo", swiftly took credit.
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Biden's daughter, Ashley, took credit for introducing her dad to the memes in an interview with Moneyish.
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On Tuesday, Trump took credit for putting the final nail in the would-be trading bloc's coffin.
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Virginia Tech Transportation Institute took credit—nay, responsibility—for car seat man but wouldn't reveal more. Why?
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The same group took credit for infiltrating the Twitter accounts of several NFL teams earlier this month.
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Trump took credit for his Republican Party's gains in the Senate, casting those results in historic terms.
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Last week, the Avengers took credit for blasting a Chevron platform, shutting the Warri and Kaduna refineries.
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This is the same fund that President-elect Trump erroneously took credit for on Twitter last week.
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Louisiana LNG plant Trump also took credit for an energy facility that he is not responsible for.
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He took credit for tax reform and touched on issues of immigration, infrastructure spending and foreign policy.
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According to Deadline Hollywood ... someone who said his name is Jamie Otis took credit for the destruction.
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The terrorist group also took credit for an attack in Paris late last year that killed 130.
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At the time, Colette's husband, a notorious libertine 21954 years her senior, took credit for her writing.
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Stone also took credit for the media strategy that led to Bush winning California in the election.
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After claiming responsibility for the double bombing earlier, the Taliban also took credit for the midnight attack.
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He also took credit for previously announced increases in national defense spending in certain NATO-member countries.
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As is a president's prerogative, Trump took credit for jobs growth, tax cuts, and the stock market.
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Officials took credit when border arrests fell during his tenure, only to see the numbers rise again.
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The president took credit for successes, laid out a policy agenda, and waxed optimistic about the future.
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Trump took credit for U.S. economic gains including a soaring stock market and a low jobless rate.
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Trump himself took credit for the renewed contacts between the ROK and North Korea at Camp David.
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In thanking Mr. Trump on Twitter, Mr. Netanyahu took credit for the idea of the terrorism designation.
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And he took credit for saving "many lives" by implementing travel restrictions and quarantines in late January.
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" He took credit for "the wall," which he wanted to be "a moat filled with spiky Blowfish.
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Trump took credit for their release, and questioned in a tweet whether the players would thank him.
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The suspect has fled to Russia, where he has spoken publicly and took credit for the attack.
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Shortly thereafter and several times since, Trump took credit for the driving down the price per aircraft.
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Trump celebrated the results Saturday night — and took credit for preventing Edwards from winning a second term.
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The White House quickly took credit for the economic win, saying that Trump's negotiations secured the project.
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He also took credit for Ford's decision to scrap a plant in Mexico and add jobs in Michigan.
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Trump also took credit for the talks between North and South Korea ahead of next month's Winter Olympics.
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Trump took credit for the Arab world's blockade of Qatar, which he derided as a supporter of terror.
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" The 70-year-old former businessmen also took credit for Colbert's ratings-bump, saying, "The guy was dying.
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Three weeks ago, Thakur took credit for Karkare's death, saying on the campaign trail that she "cursed" him.
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Trump's role: He took credit for the diplomatic changes in tweets that also suggested Qatar was funding terrorism.
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Deadline Hollywood reported that a man by the name of Jamie Otis took credit for destroying the star.
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But musically, what a lot of people don't know, is that Dre took credit for all the songs.
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Street artist Sabo took credit for the job ... showing a before and after of his "art" on Twitter.
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" Trump also took credit for having released Gallagher "from solitary confinement so he could fight his case properly.
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Athens, and a neo-Nazi group, Crypteia, took credit for an arson attack on the Afghan Community of
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Trump also took credit for Warmbier's release in 6900, which he touted again on Friday in his tweets.
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The Avengers took credit for blasting the Chevron platform earlier this month, shutting the Warri and Kaduna refineries.
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" The president also took credit for rising share prices: "The stock market is smashing one record after another.
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Last year alone, Exxon took credit for five of the six biggest oil finds, all in Guyanese waters.
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In early September, the Taliban took credit for a suicide bombing in traffic in Kabul that killed Sgt.
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In a tweet Tuesday, Trump took credit for 2017 being the safest year on record for commercial aviation.
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Trump took credit for the players' release after he brought up the incident to Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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This was the third time in 2019 that Trump inaccurately took credit over a factory he had toured.
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Trump took credit for making up an economic term — "priming the pump" — that was coined in the 1930s.
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President-elect Donald Trump met with technology CEOs Wednesday and took credit for a market 'bounce' since the Nov.
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In fact, most of the fundraising events that the RNC took credit for were already organized by Trump volunteers.
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Barriss took credit for the incident on Twitter and also marveled at the lack of any law enforcement response.
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Overall, at least 34 people have been killed and 187 injured in the attacks, for which ISIS took credit.
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How many of them, oh, I don't know, ever took credit for a tiny bit of that woman's work?
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Trump, who in December tweeted that the F-28500 was too expensive, took credit for driving down the price.
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Leonard: Whoever set up that website that Artisan completely took credit for might have been a little pissed off.
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The Brussels attack came just four months after the Islamic State took credit for killing 130 people in Paris.
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The president took credit for Balderson's win, pointing to his appearance at a rally just days before the vote.
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He took credit for delivering the Choice program for veterans; it was signed into law by Obama in 2014.
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Ditko left Marvel in 1966, Kirby in 1970, both men complaining bitterly that Lee took credit for their work.
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The Taliban took credit for the attack near Bagram, which is one of the largest U.S. bases in Afghanistan.
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Kelly also claimed Wilson took credit for the funding of a Florida FBI field office at its opening ceremony.
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Eighty six people died in that attack, which the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) took credit for.
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The Women's March took credit for the protests, and said more than 30 women have been arrested so far.
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In 2014, AUL took credit for 74 anti-abortion laws enacted by state legislatures in the proceeding four years.
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Club for Growth Action took credit in October after polling showed Trump falling out of first place in Iowa.
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Back at the 40th birthday party, Roe Nania, of Marine Park, took credit for suggesting Delia's to the boyfriend.
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After South Korea and North Korea announced they would hold high-level talks, Trump took credit for the progress.
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Trump took credit for a drop in the television viewership for pro football: He was providing a superior spectacle.
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Then, as now, Ms. Haley took credit for cuts to that budget, which she said had exceeded $500 million.
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He repeatedly took credit for appointing 187 judges, replacing what he said were "crazy partisans" on the federal bench.
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For-profit colleges Harris, the former attorney general of California, took credit for putting for-profit colleges out of business.
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Trump, who hurled fresh insults at the North Korean leader this week, took credit for any dialogue that takes place.
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Trump also took credit for "capturing" ISIS fighters in Syria, arguing that former President Barack Obama was not as successful.
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Trump, given his enthusiastic endorsement and rally on the final weekend of the campaign, quickly took credit for a victory.
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Mnuchin: 'Thank me for your bank stocks doing better': Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin took credit Monday for rising bank stocks.
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A Reddit user named HanAssholeSolo, who has a history of racist and anti-Semitic posts, took credit for the clip.
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Victoria Police Commissioner Graham Ashton said police were investigating Monday's incident after ISIS took credit via its Amaq news agency.
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Trump, meanwhile, first took credit for these diplomatic developments on the Korean peninsula and reiterated his mocking nickname for Kim.
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In New York, they took credit for blocking a bill that would legalize ride-hailing in upstate and Long Island.
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Trump spoke to Chinese President Xi Jinping about securing their release, and later took credit for getting the players home.
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The administration took credit for the move, arguing it was proof that the president's tough talk is leading to results.
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In a press release sent out over the holiday weekend, the Concerned Veterans for America took credit for convincing Gov.
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Kirk earlier this year took credit as Trump signed an executive order designed to protect free speech on college campuses.
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Clinton's campaign had first floated the idea of a Flint debate, and she took credit Sunday for the debate's location.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump took credit Friday for the successful North American bid to host the 2026 World Cup.
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President Obama encouraged natural gas production and proudly took credit for the emission reductions it produced when substituting for coal.
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After his speech, Mr. Trump took credit for a change in Iran's behavior since he withdrew from the nuclear deal.
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And he took credit for other NATO countries having increased their military spending by $33 billion in the last year.
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Trump took credit for the Dow Jones' rise above 25,000 last month, telling reporters that his new goal was 30,000.
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President Trump took credit on Tuesday for the move, rattling his national security staff by upending a crucial strategic relationship.
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The black unemployment rate has been declining for years, prior to Trump becoming President -- but he took credit on Tuesday.
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In his State of the Union address on Tuesday night, President Trump reinforced that impression — and took credit for it.
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The Associated Press reported that punk band Pussy Riot, which has spoken out against Putin, took credit for the protests.
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Editor's note: An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated that the group Solidarity Cville took credit for the vandalism.
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It was he who took credit for turning the West Side Highway from a groaning overpass to a riverside boulevard.
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Wage stagnation By Tami Luhby and Patrick Gillespie, CNNMoney Trump took credit for workers getting higher wages under his tenure.
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In May the Houthis took credit for striking an oil pipeline in Saudi Arabia (American officials blamed Shia militias in Iraq).
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He also won better-educated voters, and almost every other category except young voters, which he took credit for winning anyway.
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I think the biggest criticism that everyone had of Jack before was that he took credit for things he didn't do.
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Trump has previously attacked Kaepernick on multiple occasions and took credit for his current unemployment at a rally earlier this year.
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He took credit for being the first Colombian trafficker to use a submarine to send a load of cocaine to Mexico.
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On Wednesday, four U.S. service members were killed in a suicide bomb attack that ISIS took credit for carrying out. Sen.
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Justice League NYC took credit for the heckling and identified the woman as Julianne Hoffenberg in a statement to The Hill.
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Trump initially said Warmbier was "tortured beyond belief" while he was imprisoned in North Korea and took credit for his release.
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U.S. and Qatar relations were then muddled when Trump seemed to celebrate the dispute and even took credit for the decision.
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Last week, the hacking collective Anonymous took credit for the digital onslaught, one of the most intense Turkey has ever faced.
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A group called Philly Antifa, members of which describe themselves as "anti-authoritarians and anti-nationalist," took credit for the protests.
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" On the day that WikiLeaks released the e-mails, Guccifer 2.0 took credit for the trove—the "docs I'd given them!!!
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In signing the bill, which accomplishes many of the administration's military buildup goals, Trump took credit for the massive budget boost.
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No terror group claimed responsibility for the bombings last year or took credit for playing any role in training Mr. Rahimi.
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But several trends for which Mr. Trump took credit were underway — and in some cases more pronounced — before he took office.
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Last year she took credit for reductions of more than $500 million to achieve this year's peacekeeping budget of $7.3 billion.
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Mr. Trump walked in front of the news cameras and took credit for the plant, suggesting it had opened that day.
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What I was clearly saying is that Obama and Hillary took credit for the killing of these terrorists repeatedly, including Gaddafi.
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Trump on Wednesday took credit for an early decision to ban certain travelers from China shortly after the virus outbreak began.
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But when Mr. Corbyn took credit for shifting the debate, he was met with hoots of derision from the Conservative backbenches.
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Trump also took credit for convincing Ford Motor to keep its Lincoln plant in Kentucky, rather than move it to Mexico.
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As the Dow added 28503,22019 points over his first year, Trump routinely took credit for the booming market and improving economy.
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Ethan Zuckerman took credit, and blame, for his role in building an ad-supported internet (and coding the first popup ad).
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Friends of the Earth, an activist environmental group, took credit for the posters, saying it has put up 300 of them.
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Trump also rambled about other terrorists and falsely took credit for identifying Osama bin Laden as a threat ahead of the Sept.
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She still took credit for the funding, attending the ribbon-cutting for the opening of a new, $300m line through her district.
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On Friday Trump also took credit for adding 33 million jobs since the election (meaning he grabbed some Obama months as well).
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Last year, Trump took credit for Ford moving work from Mexico to Ohio although Ford had already made that decision in 2011.
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He took credit for generating $700 million in savings in the $8.5 billion contract for the latest batch of F-35A fighters.
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These pranks have been spearheaded by a hacker known as HackerGiraffe, who publicly took credit for the printer hack, which went viral.
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ISIS took credit for the attack, which was the single-deadliest for Americans in Syria since U.S. troops were deployed in 2015.
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Trump took credit when Ford announced earlier this year that a factory planned for Mexico to build the car was being canceled.
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Iranian hackers recently took credit for the cyberattack against the Bowman Avenue Dam in Rye, N.Y., an attack that happened in 2013.
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Maybe your colleague or boss took credit for your work, but carping about the problem to your coworkers rarely helps, Oliver says.
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He took credit for economic growth, especially in the oil and gas industries, and touted his administration's record in cutting federal regulations.
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Trump took credit for reducing tensions and is said to have promised an end to the state of hostilities with North Korea.
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Wilayat Sinai took credit for a bombing on a Russian Metrojet flight in October 2015 that killed all 224 people on board.
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ISIS took credit for the attack, which was the single-deadliest for Americans in Syria since U.S. troops were deployed in 2202.
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He took credit for generating $700 million in savings in the $8.5 billion contract for the latest batch of F-35 fighters.
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A.J. Gallagher's Howell took credit for designing a business model to maximize profits from the subsidy in his March call with analysts.
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Takiyah Thompson, the 22-year-old who took credit for putting the lasso around the statue's bronze neck, was arrested Tuesday afternoon.
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In April, the Daily Stormer, a neo-Nazi website, took credit for Ms. Gabbard's qualification for the first two Democratic primary debates.
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The buck stopped with Ghosn: If a vehicle was a hit, he took credit, but if it failed, he accepted the blame.
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Priebus took credit for convincing Trump not to accept Sessions' letter of resignation in an interview published by Vanity Fair on Wednesday.
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And to add insult to injury, he took credit for the senator's signature legislative achievement: a bipartisan bill to secure miners' pensions.
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But a video posted online took credit for the attack and made clear that it was an effort to silence the filmmakers.
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Rick Saccone (R), who is running for Congress, Trump also took credit for a lessened threat of nuclear attack surrounding the games.
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Last year, for example, Mr. Cuomo took credit for bringing universal pre-K to the city, one of the mayor's signature programs.
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It's Thursday evening here in Washington where Trump took credit in his State of the Union this week for a booming economy.
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Last summer, the group took credit for an unconfirmed release of the personal information of approximately 1,500 U.S. military and government personnel.
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Richard M. Nixon took credit for ending American involvement there, but it was Congress that pulled the plug on funding the war.
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Mr. Cuomo even took credit for establishing a universal prekindergarten program in New York City, a mayoral proposal ultimately financed by Albany.
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Wilson had pushed a bill that named the building and she reportedly took credit for the name, but not the building's funding.
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Bundy took credit for just about every murder he was a suspect for, along with confessing to others authorities had no idea about.
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President Donald Trump took credit for a banner year in commercial air travel, in which zero deaths were recorded, according to multiple studies.
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Washington (CNN)Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump jokingly took credit Wednesday for Anheuser-Busch InBev temporarily renaming Budweiser to "America" this summer.
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Members of Metro DC Democratic Socialists of America took credit for the demonstration after streaming footage of it live from their Facebook page.
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But in a 1998 New York Times interview, he took credit for the Havana bombings, which killed an Italian tourist, before later recanting.
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Details: Trump took the opportunity to praise the continued strong performance of the job market and the economy, for which he took credit.
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In a tweet earlier, Trump, who hurled fresh insults at North Korean leader Kim Jong Un this week, took credit for any dialogue.
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The photo circulated far-right blogs before Trump tweeted it, and the far-right Gateway Pundit took credit on Twitter for Trump's tweet.
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" Soon after, Trump took credit for shutting down both that group and a separate Manufacturing Council, "rather than putting pressure on the businesspeople.
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Trump earlier took credit for Republican Troy Balderson&aposs performance in battleground Ohio, even though that contest could be headed to a recount.
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A month ago, President Donald Trump took credit for adding 235,000 jobs to the U.S. economy, touting a jobs report that exceeded expectations.
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In the same way that white cookbook authors often appropriated recipes from their black cooks, white distillery owners took credit for the whiskey.
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Last week, both the Taliban and IS took credit for an attack on a hospital in Quetta, southwest Pakistan, which left 74 dead.
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The group was registered as a 501(c)4 non-profit and took credit for an anti-Hillary Clinton billboard outside of Pittsburgh.
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The Taliban quickly took credit for the crash, claiming they shot down the helicopter in eastern Logar province, according to The Associated Press.
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The president took credit for enticing major corporations to invest in the U.S. states and create jobs, tying it to his economic agenda.
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On top of Monday's attack, the Taliban, which took credit for the explosion, have killed dozens in near daily attacks on Afghan forces.
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Speaking for 2023 minutes in Miami, Obama took credit for reaching a record-low uninsured rate and slowing the growth of healthcare spending.
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She came forward and took credit for the snapshot six months later and was awarded first place at the annual Iranian Photojournalists Association.
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Trump took credit for the commitment and reported in late December that Sprint had committed to bringing 5,000 jobs to the United States.
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He took credit for expansion announcements that the companies said did not involve him, and he sometimes overstated the number of jobs involved.
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One of them said Mr. Stone not only seemed to predict WikiLeaks' actions, but also took credit afterward for disclosures that damaged Mrs.
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On Saturday, in an interview on Air Force One, he once again took credit for the market's most recent record close on Friday.
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The Houthis backed by Iran in Yemen took credit for the attack, while the United States government put the blame squarely on Iran.
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Earlier this month, the same group took credit for accessing the Twitter accounts of actor Will Smith and Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin.
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She took credit for leases that had been negotiated by competing brokers, and she was caught making false claims based on nonexistent reports.
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Trump took credit for the initial plan that would have expanded jobs for blue-collar workers, but remained silent Wednesday following the news.
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As the Dow added more than 85033,000 points over his first year, Trump routinely took credit for the booming market and improving economy.
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Last year, he took credit for Ford moving work from Mexico to Ohio, even though the automaker had made the decision in 2011.
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He thanked the companies for commitments to add jobs and products at plants in Michigan and Ohio and took credit for the decisions.
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The ISIS-affiliated Islamic State Hacking Division took credit for a purported hack last March that turned out to be largely a sham.
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Beyond Extreme Energy, an outspoken FERC protest group, took credit for the protesters, identifying them as Andrew Hinz, Ted Glick and Clarke Herbert.
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The President, citing reports that NFL owners don't want to get a negative tweet from him if they pick Kaepernick up, happily took credit.
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Not only does Roseanne's character embrace President Trump, but he called her to congratulate on the huge ratings ... and even took credit for them.
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Ghost Squad took credit for the attack in a Max Headroom-styled YouTube video the next day, accusing the group of anti-white racism.
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That he 'finished' birtherism in 22 Trump took credit last week for having "finished" the conspiracy theory he nurtured and promoted for so long.
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And last week, the Islamic State (ISIS) took credit for an ax attack on a train that wounded five people, according to ABC News.
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"After the meeting, the administration took credit for commitments the companies made to create new jobs and invest in Research and Development," she said.
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Ive sometimes didn't respond well to Jobs' criticisms, or like it when Jobs took credit for something Ive or his design team cooked up.
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Last week, Trump took credit for the creation of 20,000 jobs by telecom company Charter Communications, a deal that was originally made in 2015.
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He made a risky choice when he took credit for day-to-day stock gains; I doubt we'll hear much of that going forward.
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ISIS took credit for the attack through its Amaq news agency, which said an attacker used an explosives-laden vest to target coalition forces.
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On April 2, during a speech to the National Republican Congressional Committee, Mr. Trump took credit for introducing the term "rip" into the debate.
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Later that month, Iran took credit for shooting down a $130 million U.S. surveillance drone, which the U.S. insists was flying in international airspace.
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Former Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon said the military had no choice but to comment after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took credit publicly for the strikes.
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The Shades of Blue star Lopez took credit for her ex's fashionable moments in 2014 saying, "He had some good fashion moments with me. Yeah!"
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According to a criminal complaint, the Uzbek immigrant made statements about his allegiance to the Islamic State group, which later took credit for the attack.
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As we reported ... 45 kinda took credit for 'Roseanne's' success, since its star is a Trump supporter, both on the show and in real life.
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Trump took credit for decisions business leaders made long before he became president, pushing the mirage that it was Trump creating or saving those jobs.
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To close out the segment, Camerota congratulated Ossoff on his recent engagement, then jokingly took credit for "badgering" him into proposing to fiancée Alisha Kramer.
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D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser (D) took credit for "finally" getting through to the "reality star in the White House" about the costs of the parade.
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Trump took credit in 2016 for keeping the plant open after Carrier announced it would shut down the factory and lay off roughly 85033,000 jobs.
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President Trump himself also took credit for low gas prices, so the administration has a strong incentive to increase the flow of oil and gas.
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When establishing Social Security in 1935, they not only took credit for pensions but also shouldered the blame for imposing taxes sufficient to finance them.
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The 9/11 Commission report by the US government said Zammar reportedly took credit for influencing the Hamburg group, which Atta was a part of.
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That visit felt like one big celebration, where Trump basked in his victory and took credit for a postelection deal that would save Carrier jobs.
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She also took credit for crushing Mike Bloomberg's dreams of the party's nomination after he entered the race late and spent a fortune on advertising.
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Trump himself took credit for the surge in small-dollar donations, which made up 98 percent of the RNC's donations, in a tweet last week.
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Yemen's Houthi rebels, who are supported by Iran, initially took credit for Saturday's strikes, but some administration officials have laid the blame directly on Tehran.
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For that matter, nor did Mr. Trump fully fund an ongoing cleanup of the Great Lakes that he took credit for in Grand Rapids, Mich.
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Saying he was almost fired in 2013 for his push to diversify, he took credit for the likes of Leslie Jones and Sasheer Zamata coming onboard.
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In a court filing, prosecutors said some non-sensitive data was posted online in October by a Twitter account that took credit for stealing the information.
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Trump took credit for Saudi Arabia and other Arab countries cutting off ties with Qatar, a longtime U.S. ally, over allegations of state support for terrorism.
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He also took credit for having Vice President Mike Pence leave an NFL game after some of the players took a knee as the anthem played.
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The White House on Friday took credit for the better growth but said Congress now needs to act on tax cuts and other Trump agenda items.
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Authorities are calling the incident a terrorist attack, and the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria took credit for the attack, according to The Associated Press.
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" Trump last year took credit for 2017 being the safest year on record in commercial aviation, touting that he had been "very strict on Commercial Aviation.
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He took credit for establishing a socialized agriculture in just a few months and shifted blame for the many brutalities involved to local authorities and others.
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Reaction: The news was met with praise by the Trump administration, which took credit for the decreases by citing the president's tough talk on drug prices.
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Democratic strategists said Clinton's choice of words represented a significant alteration to her message, and Trump, the presumptive GOP presidential nominee, immediately took credit for it.
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Mr. Trump also took credit on Friday for the acceleration of economic growth in the second quarter, despite economists' skepticism that the growth cannot sustain itself.
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Mr. Trump took credit for rising stocks at least 25 times in January alone, even though most presidents scrupulously avoid talking about short-term market trends.
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President Trump took credit on Tuesday for Saudi Arabia's move to isolate its neighbor Qatar, rattling his national security staff by upending a crucial strategic relationship.
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Stop and frisk was controversial while Bloomberg was mayor, but crime was also falling — New Yorkers liked the falling crime, and Bloomberg took credit for it.
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The documentation they entrusted to the Cineteca makes clear that even if one took credit for directing a film, the other was deeply involved, she said.
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Yemen's Houthi rebels, who Saudi Arabia is fighting in that country's civil war, took credit for the attack, saying they carried it out with 2023 drones.
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Trump took credit for Balderson's lead, writing on Twitter that the campaign took "a big turn for the better" after he appeared in the district on Saturday.
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The big picture: Taliban spokesman Qari Yousuf Ahmadi took credit for the attack, which comes ahead of parliamentary elections on Saturday where security is a major concern.
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A group that took credit, at the time, for the hacking made terroristic threats against theaters, and Sony blinked ... yanking the movie from a big screen release.
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She came out against TPP, which is opposed by many Democrats, after previously describing the measure as a "gold standard" -- a shift for which Trump took credit.
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While falsely blaming Clinton's 2008 presidential campaign for the questions about Obama's birth, Trump also took credit for bringing up the non-issue in the first place.
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KarJenner-loved hairstylist Chris Appleton took credit for the star's look, which he created by using a cocktail of two semi-permanent hair dyes from Lime Crime.
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The group took credit for compromising CIA director John Brennan's personal email account, as well as accessing accounts associated with James Clapper, the director of National Intelligence.
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But Trump said the shooting, which the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) took credit for, could have been prevented by strengthening the nation's immigration laws.
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Before he was even inaugurated as president, Trump took credit for stopping Ford from moving to Mexico — but the automaker had no plans of shuttering the factory.
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It was redone to read "We make kids disappear - I.C.E." A group called Indecline, a self-described "activist art collective," took credit for the vandalized billboard online.
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He talked about the fact that Hispanic and African American unemployment rates were at an all-time low and took credit for it in his first year.
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A group called "Smash Racism DC" that describes itself as an "Antifa" or "anti-fascist" group took credit for the demonstration, according to a report by CNN.
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Since Trump first took credit for the lower unemployment rates earlier this month, journalists and economists have noted that he isn't really the cause of the decline.
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Clinton's, Mr. Daou took credit for injecting the notion of false equivalence into the social media bloodstream and for forcing some news outlets to adjust their coverage.
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Kelly also called Wilson an "empty barrel" and suggested she inappropriately took credit for securing millions of dollars in funding for the FBI field office in Miami.
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Trump started the day by meeting with NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, and upon his arrival took credit for an increase in defense spending among alliance members.
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Tuesday's deadly attacks renewed American fears about the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), which took credit for the Brussels blasts hours after they went off.
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Whether SoftBank had always intended to make such an investment or not, the company ingratiated itself with Trump when the president-elect took credit for the jobs.
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At the time, Trump took credit for the four Arab countries' decision to cut ties with Qatar, which took place just after his visit to Saudi Arabia.
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" Bednarek said the president's extended remarks, in which he also repeatedly took credit for the raid and the defeat of ISIS, struck him as "a bit disquieting.
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Trump tweeted that he scrapped the meeting after the Taliban took credit for an attack in Kabul, Afghanistan, that killed a dozen people, including an American soldier.
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The President said he scrapped the meeting after the Taliban took credit for an attack in Kabul, Afghanistan, that killed a dozen people, including an American soldier.
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In his response, Mr. Trump took credit for popularizing the term "fake news" but said he was not responsible for how it was used by other governments.
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Trump took credit for the deal and was photographed, shovel in hand, alongside Gou, hailing the project with characteristic hyperbole as the eighth wonder of the world.
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The president later took credit for Caterpillar bringing back jobs from Japan, but the company kept shedding workers and racking up losses as the world economy sputtered.
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Trump suggested the talks might lead to an easing of tensions and took credit for the diplomatic breakthrough, saying it was a result of his steady pressure.
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In an interview published Thursday with The Economist, Trump took credit for coming up with "priming the pump," a Keynesian 1930s term used to discuss government stimulation.
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Trump predicted Republican dominance in the November midterms as he took credit for the success of John Cox, his party's top-voted candidate in the California gubernatorial election.
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" And the story noted that earlier this year "the Daily Stormer, a neo-Nazi website, took credit for Ms. Gabbard's qualification for the first two Democratic primary debates.
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Adam Kinzinger, an Illinois Republican, said Tuesday it was "tacky" when Trump took credit for predicting the Orlando terror attack and said he still has concerns about Trump.
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Image: ImgurOurMine, the hacking group that took credit for breaking into the social media accounts of Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey, apparently has a new target: news sites.
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The armed wing of the the PKK -- a militant Kurdish group that's labeled a terror group by many in the international community -- took credit Friday for the attack.
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A day later Mr Trump took credit for the sitcom's success, telling a rally in Ohio that the sitcom's audience was so big because it was "about us".
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In battleground Ohio, the president took credit for Republican Troy Balderson&aposs performance, calling it "a great victory," even though the contest could be headed to a recount.
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According to Dash Hudson, after the brand took credit for the Duchess' polished look, the label gained almost 1,000 new followers just days after she wore the dress.
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The hacker Guccifer 85033 took credit for the DNC breach and is widely believed to be a front for a Russian intelligence group tied to the Podesta breach.
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This creates obvious dangers for a president who took credit when the markets were doing well and now faces the prospect of being blamed as things head south.
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But Trump, who frequently took credit for the rampant bull market, has raged in response to the recent downturn and blamed the Federal Reserve for spurring the correction.
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While Democrats took control of the House, Republicans were able to expand their majority in the Senate to a 53-47 margin, something Trump took credit for Thursday.
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One former campaign official told the F.B.I. that Mr. Stone not only seemed to predict WikiLeaks' actions, but that he also took credit for the timing of disclosures.
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"Biden then partially took credit for the CFPB's creation, saying, "I agreed with the great job she did, and I went on the floor and got you votes.
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In June, ISIS took credit for a deadly attack on a casino in Manila, the capital of the Philippines, claiming that the shooter converted to Islam months before.
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A few weeks after that, Vice President Mike Pence left a football game after 49ers players knelt during the anthem (Trump took credit for Pence's departure shortly thereafter).
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To little surprise, women found it even more unacceptable when their bosses wrongly took credit, with 71% of them calling it the worst behavior a boss could have.
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The F.C.C. spokesman declined to comment about the robocalls that Road to Power took credit for in December in New York, which were condemned by Columbia University officials.
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Iran-backed Houthi rebels based in Yemen later took credit for the bombing, which temporary knocked out about 5 percent of the global world supply and roiled markets.
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He also took credit for the recent increases in defense spending by member states, nine of which now meet the guideline of 2628 percent of gross domestic product.
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The president also took credit this week for faster economic growth and the surge in the Dow Jones industrial average, which hit another milestone on Wednesday, eclipsing 22,000.
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Was the mysterious Islamic Jihad Organization — which took credit for holding her father — a front seeded by Israel to tar the reputation of the Lebanese Shiites and Hezbollah?
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President Donald Trump during his State of the Union address Tuesday took credit for the ongoing strength in hiring, singling out the drop in unemployment among black workers.
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House later, the Taliban took credit for another bloody bombing near Kabul's "Green Zone," where the country's ministry of defense, the US embassy, and NATO are all headquartered.
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The activist group UltraViolet took credit for the stunt, which came hours before Trump was due to address Congress nearby in his first State of the Union speech.
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Boris previously took credit for a hack against CityComp, a German company that provides internet infrastructure for some of the world's biggest companies, including Airbus, Oracle, and Volkswagen.
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The Freedom Caucus also took credit for the early retirement of Speaker John Boehner, whose proclivity toward compromise and punishment of the group's more rebellious members had rankled conservatives.
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But Brock took credit for his attack lines dragging Trump's popularity to historic lows for a president-elect, even if it wasn't enough to beat back Trump's insurgent campaign.
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President Trump took credit for South Korea's proposal of high-level talks with North Korea, after Kim Jong-un said he would be "open to dialogue" with President Moon.
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President Trump on Tuesday took credit for four Arab countries' decision to cut ties with Qatar, suggesting his recent trip to the region was the impetus for their decision.
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An unnamed conservative street artist took credit for the move, according to The Hollywood Reporter , and was behind adhering a number of laminated, vinyl stars to the iconic sidewalk.
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The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria took credit for the attack that injured at least another 40 people in the club that was filled with several hundred people.
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The al Qaeda-affiliated al-Shabaab took credit for an attack this month on a hotel complex in Nairobi, Kenya, that killed at least 21 people, including one American.
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President Trump on Friday took credit for the creation of 2628,28500 jobs by telecom company Charter Communications, a deal that was originally made in 6900, during the Obama administration.
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Trump took credit for the decision to cut ties with Qatar, suggesting his trip to the region shortly before the blockade was announced was the impetus for their decision.
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His minions are a bunch of fellow ex-employees who complain about how Stark took credit for their work, ignored their best ideas and hogged the spotlight for himself.
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One group calling itself Redneck Revolt ("Putting the Red Back in Redneck") displayed rifles in Charlottesville and took credit — witnesses agree — for protecting the larger crowd of antifa demonstrators.
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All 12 are members of Russia's military intelligence agency, the GRU, and believed to be those behind the "Guccifer 2.0" hacker persona that took credit for the 2016 hack.
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Mr. Trump on Thursday railed again at the flow of undocumented immigrants across the border but took credit on Twitter for reducing such crossings to a 22014-year low.
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Al Qaeda's branch in Bangladesh took credit on Tuesday for the killing of a U.S. government aid agency worker and his friend in his Dhaka apartment earlier this week.
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At a Shell and Chevron-sponsored gala last year for Rice University's Baker Institute in Houston, Obama happily took credit for inconsistencies in his administration's handling of climate issues.
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But video released Friday appears to show that Kelly was incorrect in his accusation that she took credit for the funding of an FBI building in Miami in 2015.
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But video released Friday appears to show that Kelly was incorrect in his accusation that she took credit for the funding of an FBI building in Miami in 2015.
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" Trump took credit for the players' release in a tweet on Wednesday and asked if the players would thank him because they could have spent "10 years in jail.
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This was evident last week, when ISIS took credit for the terror attacks in Sri Lanka that were first linked to the little-known extremist group National Taweed Jamath.
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Some were about jobs, such as when he took credit for the January jobs report even though the data for it was taken a week before he became president.
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That's not to mention the jobs Trump took credit for saving in deals negotiated and finalized long before his presidency, at Toyota, Ford, Charter Communications, Exxon, General Motors, and more.
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Update December 24th 11:25 AM EST: After Kornaments were discussed on The Verge's podcast The Vergecast, a Pittsburgh-based engineering, art, and design firm took credit for making them.
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A Reddit user who took credit for creating a video of President Donald Trump punching a physical manifestation of CNN has apologized to the news outlet in a Reddit post.
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Trump took credit for the switch, and cast Justice as the leading edge of common-sense populists who are just plain sick of political correctness and the national Democratic Party.
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President Trump on Tuesday shocked much of Washington when he took credit for the decision of Saudi Arabia and three other Arab nations to break off diplomatic relations with Qatar.
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Speaking at a news conference in New York, Trump took credit for convincing Russia, Iran and Syria to hold off on the attack after he warned them in a Sept.
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The attack took place in Garland, Texas, in the northeast Dallas suburbs, and was the first on American soil that the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria took credit for.
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On Tuesday, Trump took credit for the decision to cut ties, saying his speech in Saudi Arabia calling on Muslim countries to unite against terrorism and Iran was the reason.
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On Tuesday Trump took credit for reports that 2628 was the safest global year of commercial airline travel, even though the U.S. has not seen a deadly crash in years.
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The president, who regularly points to the strength of the economy in touting his administration, has often tweeted about gas prices and took credit last November for falling oil prices.
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In an interview, Dr. Lorraine Gunzerath, a retired senior adviser to Dr. Warren, took credit for coming up with the idea of reaching out to the alcohol industry for funding.
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President Trump took credit for Republican candidates' success on Tuesday, but he is also largely responsible for a political climate that undermines them, one of our White House correspondents writes.
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" The president took credit for the recently revised North American Free Trade Agreement with Canada and Mexico, which he called a "giant victory for Indiana farmers, manufacturers and dairy producers.
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He once took credit for a false story about Trump's sending Chris Christie into a McDonald's to fetch an order for him, which made its way into The New Yorker.
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Apple's chief executive, Tim Cook, failed to correct Mr. Trump when he took credit in November for opening a Texas computer manufacturing plant that had been in operation since 2013.
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The Taliban took credit for an attack in Kabul, Afghanistan, Monday as negotiations between the insurgent group and the U.S. came close to reaching a conclusion, the Associated Press reported.
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In early September, Trump took to Twitter to slam Legend and his wife, Chrissy Teigen, after he claimed they took credit for criminal justice reform legislation passed under his administration.
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On Tuesday, Trump took credit for reports that 2017 was the safest global year of commercial airline travel, even though the U.S. has not seen a deadly crash in years.
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The AHLA took credit for some cities cracking down on Airbnb, including New York City's move to strengthen laws barring residents from homesharing when they're not present at their residence.
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He took credit for helping to develop the amendment and touted that its inclusion in a government funding bill brings spending on election security to $600 million since fiscal 2018.
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He took credit for helping to develop the amendment and touted that its inclusion in a government funding bill brings spending on election security to $600 million since fiscal 2018.
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He took credit for America's robust economic health — a key message for his 2020 re-election campaign — and assailed critiques of his administration's efforts, including tax cuts and loosened regulations.
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On Monday, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals took credit for convincing Alaska Airlines, a 40-year Iditarod sponsor, to end its support of the race after this year.
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On Monday, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals took credit for convincing Alaska Airlines, a 40-year Iditarod sponsor, to end its support of the race after this year.
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Trump took credit for the economic recovery and contended he had reversed "American decline" — a line Democrats saw as a not-so-veiled shot at President Obama's eight years of growth.
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Last year, he took credit for Ford moving work from Mexico to Ohio, while the automaker had already made the decision in 2011 - long before Trump announced a run for president.
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And in potentially the terror group's biggest false claim before Las Vegas, ISIS took credit for a June attack at a casino complex in Manila, the Philippines, that killed 37 people.
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Trump last week took credit for the blockade, saying his visit to the region and call for Muslim countries to unite against terrorism and Iran was the reason for the decision.
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THE TOPLINE: President Trump on Tuesday took credit for four Arab countries' decision to cut ties with Qatar, suggesting his recent trip to the region was the impetus for their decision.
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Maggie Williams and Betty Tschudi took credit for organizing the protest against Trump and reportedly have about 50 volunteers signed up for shifts to sit near the display throughout the day.
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Trump took a different tact in his speech than he had used in some tweets on Sunday, in which he took credit for describing the dangers of Islamic terrorism and immigration.
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In contrast, in 1972, the incumbents took credit for increasing the pensions but did not impose taxes sufficient to pay for the hikes and shifted blame to their successors in office.
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The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) took credit for the attack through its Amaq news agency, which said an attacker used an explosives-laden vest to target coalition forces.
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The store had drawn desperate crowds of storm victims who had heard it took credit or debit cards and offered customers $25 cash back – a lifeline in an increasingly cashless society.
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One of them told investigators that Mr. Stone not only seemed to predict WikiLeaks' actions, but also that he took credit afterward for the timing of its disclosures that damaged Mrs.
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And he took credit for "forcing some people to actually acknowledge that others exist in the world beside the people who went to Elaine's back in the old days," he said.
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ISIS took credit for the attack Tuesday, claiming that it had been carried out by an "Islamic State soldier" and releasing a video of what was purported to be the attacker.
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Until the middle 85033th century, lawmakers who took credit for new spending programs or tax cuts also, except in emergencies, took the blame for the measures needed to pay for them.
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Trump took credit for the Gulf nations' move, saying that his speech in Saudi Arabia calling on Muslim countries to unite against terrorism and Iran was the impetus for their decision.
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He took credit for Representative Karen Handel's (R-GA) victory in the 2017 Georgia special election against Democrat Jon Ossoff, even though Handel kept him at arm's length during the race.
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Kelly also called Wilson an "empty barrel" and suggested she showed her true colors when she took credit for securing "$20 million" in funding for the FBI field office in Miami.
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The speaker, Breitbart editor Milo Yiannopoulos, took credit for Trump's response, which followed the school's decision to cancel his Wednesday night appearance after some protesters set fires, wrecked property and assaulted people.
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Veterans Choice In touting his policies to expand defense spending and strengthen the military, the President took credit for improving the Department of Veterans Affairs, specifically expanding health care choices for veterans.
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Trump took credit for the apparent Republican victory, saying on Twitter that Balderson's campaign made "a big turn for the better" after he campaigned for him in the district on Saturday night.
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He directed attacks on Egyptian security forces and also on Israel, and the group took credit for the crash of the Russian Metrojet Flight 9268 that killed 224 people in October 2015.
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In a slew of tweets Wednesday morning, Trump took credit for the GOP's successes in the midterms and vowed to retaliate against potential investigative efforts against him by Democrats in the House.
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Interestingly, when we talked to GoldieBlox — a newer company that wants to encourage girls to learn more about STEM — the brand's founder, Debbie Sterling, took credit for this year's more inclusionary toys.
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The study of 53 patients, which Clusterbusters took credit for as a result of their lobbying, found that 22 of 26 psilocybin users reported that the drug had aborted their headache attacks.
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" Swift apparently was referring to an episode in 2016 when she clashed with rapper Kanye West after he called her a "b****" and took credit for her fame in his song, "Famous.
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After the budget committee of the General Assembly agreed last December to a $5.4 billion budget for 2018-2019, Ms. Haley took credit for a $285 million cut from the previous budget.
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Campaigning on Saturday in Manchester, Biden said he was merely responding to Buttigieg arguing that Democrats should move beyond the politics of the "past" -- and also took credit for South Bend's resurgence.
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He took credit for pushing Clinton to the left on the issue when she proposed her own plan to eliminate tuition at public universities and colleges for families earning $85033,000 or less.
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The Shabab, a Somali militant group, took credit for the attack and remains one of the world's most bloodthirsty and dangerous terrorist organizations, having killed thousands across several countries in eastern Africa.
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The ACLU took credit this week for helping to end Trump's voter integrity commission, calling it a "charade" and accusing the administration of trying to make it harder for people to vote.
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Now, there's some local law enforcement agency that took credit for it, but it was actually our team that found it and turned it over to them with a bow on it.
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President Trump took credit for disbanding his White House Strategic and Policy Forum on Tuesday, but the panel's members had already decided on their own to disband, according to a new report.
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The weird relationship between President Trump and big tech took an even stranger turn this week when he toured a facility that makes Apple products and then took credit for its existence.
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They stood by while this happened … And Donald Trump — as he's prone to do — he didn't build the building himself, he just slapped his name on it and took credit for it.
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Similar claims about Facebook's systems' abilities to automatically flag content have previously been criticized by Myanmar civil society groups that claimed that they uncovered these messages that Facebook's systems took credit for identifying.
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In fact, Giuliani took credit, at least initially, for his role in creating the travel ban, which restricts travel to the U.S. from six Muslim-majority countries and limits the refugee resettlement program.
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Trump later took credit for saving the taxpayers over $700 million on the program, despite the fact that the savings had been planned by the Pentagon for years leading up to his tantrum.
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On Thursday, President Donald Trump again took credit for the market gains, saying in a message on Twitter that had the Democrats won the presidential election the market would be down 50 percent.
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One of them told investigators that Mr. Stone not only seemed to predict WikiLeaks's actions, but that he also took credit afterward for the timing of its disclosures that damaged Hillary Clinton's candidacy.
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Trump once told us not only that he had dropped his claim that President Barack Obama was not a citizen, but also that he took credit for proving that he was a citizen.
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One of them told investigators that Mr. Stone not only seemed to predict WikiLeaks' actions, but that he also took credit afterward for the timing of its disclosures that damaged Hillary Clinton's candidacy.
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In a recent salvo, President Donald J. Trump took credit for a decision by one set of American partners — Saudi Arabia, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates — to sever relations with another, Qatar.
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Greg Abbott (R) on Wednesday jokingly took credit for jinxing Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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But this supervisor never gave me positive feedback, took credit for projects I'd taken the lead on, and intensely micromanaged me — even leaning over my shoulder and criticizing how I format a spreadsheet.
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The move came days after a deadly attack in Kabul that left 12 people dead, including a U.S. service member, with Trump condemning Taliban commanders after the group took credit for the attack.
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White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE ripped Wilson for criticizing Trump, calling her an "empty barrel" who took credit for the funding of an FBI building in Miami in 2015.
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He took credit for 2.4 million jobs created since the election, although the 2.1 million added during his first year in office represented the slowest pace in six years, according to NBC News.
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The president boasted about the latest jobs report, talked about building an "inclusive economy," took credit for the low unemployment rate particularly among minority communities and touted his administration's work on new trade agreements.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump took credit Wednesday for steering NATO's focus toward terrorism, declaring the military alliance is no longer outdated after castigating its focus and financing on the campaign trail last year.
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Reality Check: Clinton on her role in the Iran nuclear deal By Laura Koran, CNN Clinton took credit for bringing Iran to the negotiating table for a deal that would restrict its nuclear program.
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It was also apparent a few months after we left, when the Islamic State took credit for the bombing of a mosque that killed 21 people—its first large-scale attack on Saudi soil.
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Nor has the Trump campaign been able to refute Fahrenthold's other major revelation, that Trump took credit for donations made by the foundation—a charity to which Trump himself has not contributed since 2008.
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Not for the first time a presidential State of the Union took credit for almost every good thing that has occurred but took almost no blame for, or ignored altogether, what has gone wrong.
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The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria on Tuesday took credit after a 17-year-old Afghan attacked passengers with an axe on a regional train in Germany, according to The New York Times.
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The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria took credit for the Minnesota attack on Saturday reportedly carried out by Dahir Adan, a 22-year-old Somali-American who worked at a private security firm.
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Trump even took credit for Sanders' recent rise in the polls versus Clinton in the early states of Iowa and New Hampshire, suggesting that his attacks against Clinton helped buttress the surging senator's rise.
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Student Maya Little took credit in an email for defacing the Silent Sam statue, a statue of a Confederate soldier on campus, and broadcasting the act on Facebook Live, The News & Observer reported Monday.
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He has also renewed support for his "travel ban" on several majority-Muslim countries that his administration is defending in courts and took credit for four Arab countries' decision to cut ties with Qatar.
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The network said it made the decision because of its own strained relations with the newspaper, but Mr. Trump took credit, leaving the dangerous impression that he had the power to muzzle uncooperative journalists.
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This almost, ALMOST makes up for the centuries of inequality women have faced at the hands of men who took credit for their ideas and prevented them from reaping the fruits of their labours.
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Andy Ngo, a journalist for a conservative website, was among those caught up in the violence and blamed Antifa protesters for the attack, and says on Twitter that they took credit for the attack.
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But Iran, which not only built way stations along the route but has spent millions over the last five years renovating Shiite shrines in the Iraqi cities of Karbala and Najaf, also took credit.
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Shortly thereafter, Trump called off peace talks and said he called off a secret Camp David summit with the militant group after they took credit for a deadly attack the killed a US servicemember.
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In 2009, Qalibaf took credit as Tehran mayor for helping suppress months of bloody unrest that rocked the establishment after a presidential vote that opposition candidates said was rigged to secure Ahmadinejad's re-election.
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" Mr. Putin, as nationalist as they come, noted that "the Soviet nation was the one that put an end to the Nazis' malicious plan," and took credit for the Red Army having "liberated Europe.
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No group immediately took credit for the attack, although the choice of target — the police, rather than civilians — was in line with the types of attacks that have been carried out by Kurdish militants.
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The Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) immediately took credit for the carnage, hanging a large banner on the bridge and warning residents that the same fate was waiting for anyone who helps their rivals.
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Background reading: In his remarks on the media, President Trump took credit for popularizing the term "fake news," but declined to accept responsibility for a rise in threats against journalists since he took office.
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The WTO decision Trump took credit for a World Trade Organization decision to give the US permission to impose $7.5 billion in tariffs on European products in response to European subsidies to airplane manufacturer Airbus.
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Mr. Elsey also took credit for helping to write the Truman Doctrine, which established in 1947 that the United States would provide political, military and economic help to any democratic nation threatened by authoritarian forces.
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In a lengthy statement on Instagram, Koma detailed the dissolution of his relationship with Zedd, which centers around Koma's claims that the DJ took credit for the hit singles' lyrics that Koma says he wrote.
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In the first few months of Trump's presidency, way fewer people — especially way fewer children and families — tried to enter the US than had in the previous months, and Trump happily took credit for it.
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The attorney general took credit for the drop on behalf of the Trump administration, arguing that his department's policies since taking office last January had reversed a two-year increase in violent crime and thefts.
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Kelly took credit for educating the President on the wall and that a concrete barrier from sea to shining sea was no longer the conception of border security barriers supported today by the White House.
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This month, he took credit for Ford's decision to keep Lincoln production in Kentucky, although it is not clear that any Ford jobs at the Louisville plant were actually in danger of going to Mexico.
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In a 2010 profile that appeared on an N.R.A. website, Mr. Brownell took credit for creating what he called "a gun culture" at the college and for educating Grinnell students and faculty members about firearms.
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A group of about 25 artists and activists calling themselves the Flo Kennedy Society — after the feminist and civil rights activist who died in December 2000 — took credit for Monday's protest from the Manhattan Bridge.
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Background reading: In his remarks on the media, Mr. Trump took credit for popularizing the term "fake news," but he declined to accept responsibility for a rise in threats against journalists since he took office.
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A top Interior Department employee with ties to the energy industry took credit for delaying the endangered species designation for a species of mussel, internal emails between the official and an industry trade group show.
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" He also took credit for Clinton's move toward similar terminology, saying she had "repeatedly refused to even say the words 'radical Islam' until I challenged her yesterday to say the words or leave the race.
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A spokesperson for the militant group took credit for a Monday bombing in Kabul that killed 28503 people in an interview with The Associated Press, claiming that it gave the group a stronger bargaining position.
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Author Michael Wolff on Wednesday took credit for Stephen Bannon's ouster from Breitbart News after the publication of his controversial book about the Trump White House, but said that he doesn't "feel good about" it.
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Luis Gutiérrez (D-IL), Kelly took credit for educating Trump about the fact that the wall shouldn't stretch across all 2,000 miles of the US-Mexico border, despite what he occasionally said in the campaign.
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President Donald Trump took credit for the stock market's record run and complained the media never reports on its rise despite CNBC and other business news outlets having done so perpetually since he won the election.
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The Republican's response to the attack was panned by many in his own party, who bristled as he took credit for "being right" about terrorism and suggested that President Barack Obama was sympathetic to militant groups.
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He took credit, too, for dragging the country out of the economic stagnation of the post-Soviet period into petrodollar-fuelled prosperity, although he failed to mention that his cronies have benefited more than his people.
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Challenges Gattine to a duel On Thursday, the governor took credit for leaving the voicemail in a later interview at his home with local media, and said he would like to challenge Gattine to a duel.
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A group by the name of OurMine — the same group that claimed credit for compromising Mark Zuckerberg's social media accounts this weekend — took credit for hacking Williams' account in a tweet, which was deleted minutes later.
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When Trump took the stage in Henderson, Nevada, on Wednesday, he took credit for Pence's well-received performance in the first vice presidential debate: So, how many of you watched the vice presidential debate last night?
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Perry did not share what information he was privy to, but said the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) warned multiple times last year it would attack Las Vegas, then took credit for the attack.
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Similarly, Trump, to great fanfare, took credit for Carrier's decision not to relocate hundreds of jobs to Mexico back in December, a feat pulled off with $285 million in tax benefits from the state of Indiana.
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Shortly thereafter, Trump called off the talks and said he canceled a secret Camp David summit with the militant group after they took credit for a deadly attack in Kabul that killed a US service member.
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And he took credit for millions of Americans coming off food stamps, fudging the numbers -- which have been declining since 23 -- and failing to note that his administration's rules are kicking poor people off the program.
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Most recently, Road to Power took credit for a flurry of racist robocalls made to Columbia University employees after Tessa Majors, a Barnard College freshman, was killed in a mugging in December in New York City.
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Trump — who bashed the F-85033 program as being too expensive while on the campaign trail and wrote on Twitter in December that costs were "out of control" — took credit for the driving down the price.
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The president took credit for weakening the Chinese economy and suggested Beijing would get a better deal if a Democrat were to win the 260 election, even as his negotiators sat down for dinner in Shanghai.
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The hacker claims to be a member of the group Team System DZ, which took credit for multiple attacks against a range of government websites on Sunday from Louisiana to Michigan and Ohio, including Ohio Gov.
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Trump took credit for the announcement in his joint address, but Fiat Chrysler said the deal arose from talks with United Auto Workers and that the plans predated then President-elect Trump to decisions made in 23.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump took credit on Tuesday for a record year of safety for commercial aviation in 2017, swiftly drawing criticism and derision from commentators who said the achievement reflected trends predating his administration.
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During a press conference, Trump — rambling on about his decision to withdraw troops from Syria — took credit for rejuvenating the military, but in so doing rewrote history by claiming that Obama literally left it with no ammunition.
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When Trump saw something in the outside world that he agreed with—the claim that apparently some US allies are making noises about bearing more of the burden of their defense-- he naturally and absurdly took credit.
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Reality Check: Clinton on her role in the Iran nuclear deal March 22013, 22013 By Laura Koran, CNN Clinton took credit for bringing Iran to the negotiating table for a deal that would restrict its nuclear program.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is heading to the Indiana city that Barack Obama took credit for reviving from the depths of the Great Recession to claim his share of the credit for a bustling economy, too.
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Over the course of the New Hampshire rally, the president touted job growth and took credit for the economic gains since he took office in what is certain to be a key theme of his reelection campaign.
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The 66-year-old star briefly took credit for a cosplayer at the 2018 San Diego Comic Con who donned an orange Storm Trooper costume with a Trump-style haircut brandishing an orange lightsaber golf club hybrid.
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He says he is in regular contact with the campaign and took credit for shaping the response to a question in the second presidential debate, when Mr. Trump talked up clean coal, wind power and solar energy.
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Vexing the Production Code censors with its relaxed take on criminal behavior and tolerance of spouse-swapping, the movie played down the novel's anti-imperialist bent but maintained its worldly attitude — something for which Capote took credit.
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Mr. Trump predicted that Democrats and Republicans would soon work together on a temporary fix for health care issues, and took credit for any cooperation because he ended taxpayer subsidies to insurance companies that lower co-payments.
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But shortly thereafter, Trump called off peace talks and said he canceled a secret Camp David summit with the militant group after they took credit for a deadly attack in Kabul that killed a US service member.
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The book, a biography of Margaret Keane, whose domineering husband, Walter, took credit for her portraits of doleful waifs, was adapted by Mr. Burton as "Big Eyes," released the same year, with Amy Adams as Ms. Keane.
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He also told the State Department's inspector general that a packet of disinformation targeting YOVANOVITCH had "come over" and he had assumed it was from the White House — GIULIANI later took credit for much of the packet.
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For instance, after Republicans lost 40 House seats during last November's midterm elections, Trump took credit for his party gaining two seats in the Senate, while suggesting that the Republicans who lost just weren't up to snuff.
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Piecing together a vision (+20 to Bran) and a diary entry that Gilly found and Sam took credit for, they figure out two pieces of vital information that we have more or less known for a year already.
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The younger Mr. Trump was also accused of plagiarism after Joe Walsh, a conservative radio talk show host and a former Illinois congressman known for his Tea Party views, took credit for making the exact analogy last month.
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In a briefing that took place in October 2017, Kelly took to the podium and erroneously claimed Wilson took credit for securing "$20 million" in federal funding to build a new FBI field office in Miami in 2015.
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Democrats on Wednesday morning took credit for fixing the original version of the deal that Trump had presented, saying that it was a "broken trade deal" and playing up their wins in their yearlong negotiation with the administration.
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He also boasted of what he called an end to "the mentality of American decline" and took credit repeatedly for the low unemployment rate; he didn't mention that the rate fell steadily throughout President Barack Obama's two terms.
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New York (CNN)In last night's State of the Union address, the President took credit for a strong US economy, claiming he had reversed failed economic policies of the Obama administration and sparked a new era of prosperity.
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It is the first time that someone associated with Mr. Trump has confirmed any type of contact with Guccifer 2.0, which claimed to be a Romanian hacker and took credit for the hacking of the Democratic National Committee.
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Spencer, a graduate of the university, organized the August 11, 2017, torchlight march across the campus and gave a speech in front of the Thomas Jefferson statue in which he took credit for "defeating" counterprotesters, the university said.
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His short speech Monday about Charlottesville -- delivered only after an odd preamble in which he took credit for the same positive economic indicators he'd demeaned as fake news when Barack Obama was President -- did nothing to move the needle.
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He took credit for the U.S. unemployment rate falling to a 16-year low — though it was dropping in the years before he became president — and claimed that "very few" presidents have done what he has to slash regulations.
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It included an American push for a $10 billion International Monetary Fund loan to Russia four months before the voting and a team of American political consultants (though some Russians scoffed when they took credit for the Yeltsin win).
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Though he'd only been in office for a few months, Trump -- much in the way he discusses the stock market -- took credit for the new numbers and claimed, without evidence, that his administration was succeeding where its predecessors failed.
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Griffin was the first American to be killed after Trump said he canceled secret talks with the Taliban after the militant group took credit for an attack in Kabul, Afghanistan, that killed a dozen people, including an American soldier.
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Remember when Kevin McCarthy took credit for Hillary Clinton's poll numbers dropping and accidentally admitted that the Benghazi investigations were part of the House GOP's "strategy to fight and win," rather than a nonpartisan effort to find the truth?
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But a number of the elements that Mr. Obama took credit for last month were already underway before he directed the administration to develop new gun measures in the wake of mass shootings in California and Oregon in the fall.
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Why it matters: He blinks; he disappoints the people who still love him; he gets no credit for reopening the government, given he already took credit for the shutdown; and we're back where we started after 35 days of pointlessness.
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Thus, in 1996, it was Newt Gingrich who immeasurably aided Bill Clinton's reelection efforts by giving him a "welfare reform" bill that he in fact signed; Bill Clinton then immediately took credit for "ending welfare" as we had known it.
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Despite having yet to take office, Trump erroneously took credit for the many recent carmaker announcements in their investments in US-based auto plants even though the companies clearly stated that their moves had nothing to do with the president-elect.
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The moves follow harsh criticism of the organization charged with overseeing all U.S. Olympic sports governing bodies from athletes like Aly Raisman, who said the USOC "shamelessly" took credit for a "few USAG resignations" in a statement following those resignations.
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" The comments come after Trump took credit for the fact that ISIS is in retreat in an interview Tuesday in which the President claimed that the terrorist group wasn't on the run before because "you didn't have Trump as your President.
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" He took credit for helping to make Fiorello LaGuardia famous (never mind that LaGuardia was already mayor), and wrote in his memoir that he and the gossip columnist Walter Winchell "had a lot of fun together, chasing stories in the night.
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The map of these threats shows ISIS and other groups, such as al Qaeda, are active across a belt of land stretching from the Sahel in Africa to the Philippines, where ISIS took credit for bombing a church on Jan.
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Washington (CNN)White House adviser Kellyanne Conway took credit Thursday for trying to start a national debate about sexual harassment and particularly harassment on Capitol Hill, when she pointed out that she raised the issue more than a year ago.
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After the New York City police officers Joseph A. Piagentini and Waverly M. Jones were fatally shot outside a housing project in Harlem in 1971, the Black Liberation Army, an offshoot of the Black Panther Party, took credit for the killings.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - An artists' collective took credit for exposing Donald Trump to unflattering scrutiny on Thursday, saying it was responsible for a life-sized nude statue of the Republican presidential candidate that turned up in a New York City park.
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President Donald Trump took credit on Friday after Charter Communications pledged to invest $25 billion in the United States and hire 20,000 workers over the next four years — even though the telecom giant already made similar pledges before Trump took office.
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Amid the region's greatest diplomatic crisis in decades over Qatar's alleged support of terrorism, Trump not only sided with Saudi Arabia and the group of Arab countries that have cut ties with Qatar but also took credit for the deepening rift.
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In his speech, Mr. Trump took credit for a booming American stock market and strong economic growth, pointing to the regulations his administration has slashed, as well as the $1.5 trillion package of tax cuts he championed and navigated through Congress.
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They also took credit previously for the killings of six workers from the International Committee for the Red Cross last year, an atrocity that was part of the reason the Red Cross has suspended much of its operations in northern Afghanistan.
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I think it was during a meeting where one of my colleagues essentially took credit for all of the work that I did, then described himself as our de facto supervisor, that I realized how firmly I was being marginalized.
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After seeing viral videos of Iranian protesters showing deference toward the United States, including opting not to walk on an American flag painted on a sidewalk, Trump took credit for what he characterized as a newfound respect for the country.
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Yemen's Houthi rebels, who took control of Yemen's capital of San'a in 2014 and have been targeted by Saudi Arabia in a vicious counter-insurgency campaign that has killed thousands of civilians, took credit for the attack, according to the Journal.
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The meeting was supposed to have been over the weekend at Camp David, but the President tweeted that he canceled it after the Taliban took credit for an attack in Kabul that killed a dozen people, including a US soldier.
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Earlier this week, President Donald Trump took credit for an unemployment rate of 6.8 percent among black Americans in December 1.53 — the lowest level the Bureau of Labor Statistics had found since it started tracking employment numbers by race in 1972.
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As Axios' Jonathan Swan puts it: He blinks; he disappoints the people who still love him; he gets no credit for reopening the government, given he already took credit for the shutdown; and we're back where we started after 35 days of pointlessness.
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It is possible that the bill's passage isn't marked by a memory for me because so many liberals were behind the bill: Joe Biden took credit for it, Bernie Sanders voted for it, Bill Clinton signed it and Hillary Clinton lobbied for it.
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TIRANA, Albania – An Albanian citizen who was wanted on criminal charges in Serbia after he took credit for a drone that flew a nationalist banner over a soccer stadium and prompted fan violence said Tuesday that he has been released from prison.
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The alleged hacker who took credit for supplying WikiLeaks with those emails, who also denies being Russian, allegedly revealed himself mistakenly as a Russian intelligence officer, leaking his IP address at one point, according to a report in The Daily Beast last month.
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She and other Democrats in the chamber grew visibly frustrated by the president's extremely political address, where he dubiously took credit for a growing economy and appealed to his conservative base, rather than bipartisanship, on issues such as abortion and school prayer.
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" (Although crime has dropped since the '90s, the research suggests punitive criminal justice policies played at best a small, partial role in that decrease.) Biden also took credit for the law: "As a matter of fact, I drafted the bill, if you remember.
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Mr. Biden took credit for the firing of Mr. Shokin as a foreign policy win during a talk at the Council on Foreign Relations in January 2018, when he boasted about holding up a loan guarantee to Ukraine until Mr. Shokin was removed.
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The pair, who co-wrote 2012's "Clarity" which won a Grammy Award for best dance recording, sparred on social media last week with exchanges regarding their past songwriting as Koma alleged that Zedd took credit for lyrics that he sang and wrote.
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They later lampooned George Clooney on June 6 at the AFI Lifetime Achievement Award ceremony in his honor, where they quoted the Friends theme song and took credit for his success, saying their sitcom gave his breakthrough show E.R. a bigger audience.
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When we stepped outside he told me that things weren't working out, that I had tried to "kill the company by turning the team against him by encouraging them to file wage claims," and that I took credit for work I didn't do.
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Men like Green are frequently missing from the conventional narrative of whiskey in America — (white) settlers and immigrants turned their surplus grains into spirits — but slaves were frequently the source of distillery labor and their masters often took credit for their recipes.
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Plans for Vision Fund were underway well before last November's election, but Trump took credit after SoftBank chief Masayoshi Son visited Trump Tower and promised that half the money would be invested in the U.S. and that it would create 50,000 new jobs.
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However, when controversial former state Supreme Court chief justice Roy Moore topped Strange in the primary, sending the two into a September runoff, Trump -- who also took credit the success Strange had -- seemed to hedge his bets, in case Moore ultimately prevails.
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There was little other information — although the director Francisco Soriano briefly took credit for the video itself early Monday in an Instagram post that was later deleted — but many viewers did notice the Apple Music logo in a watermark on the feed.
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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 took credit for the split at the time.
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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 Tuesday took credit for knocking Gov.
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When he took credit over electronic chat for the leak of thousands of DNC emails, Guccifer 2.0 apologized for the increased workload he was thrusting upon journalists, followed by a string of emojis to signify he was laughing so hard he was crying.
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The hacker, who's known as Phineas Fisher and has gained international attention for his previous attacks on the surveillance tech companies FinFisher and Hacking Team, took credit for breaching the servers of Turkey's ruling party, the Justice and Development Party or AKP.
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Unfortunately, Tywin wanted to kill him as a baby, paid men to rape Tyrion's first wife, took credit for his efforts during the Battle of Blackwater, put him on trial for murder, sentenced him to die and then slept with his prostitute girlfriend.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump took credit on Thursday for what he said was a decades-low drop in border crossings from Mexico at a time when his administration has touted the need to militarize the border due to a surge in migration.
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President Trump is reportedly set to hold a series of meetings with Arab leaders this spring in an attempt to end the diplomatic fight, though he himself took credit for the blockade, which took place just after his visit to Saudi Arabia.
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President Trump has taken personal interest in the cost of military equipment in the past, bashing the F-35 program as too expensive both on the campaign trail and in December tweets, and he recently took credit for driving the price down.
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Elsewhere in the suit, Rihanna claims her father falsely took credit for booking her on a $15 million tour of Latin America, as well as a date at the Staples Center in Los Angeles and a show at Las Vegas' T-Mobile Arena for $400,000.
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FRANKFURT/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A group that took credit for leaking NSA cyber spying tools - including ones used in the WannaCry global ransomware attack - has said it plans to sell code that can be used to hack into the world's most used computers, software and phones.
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While Wilson took credit in her speech at the dedication ceremony for shepherding legislation naming the FBI building after two FBI agents who were killed in a 1986 gunfight, she did not claim credit for helping to fund the building, according to the video.
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Mr. Khan has been held largely incommunicado by law enforcement in Bangladesh's capital city of Dhaka for the past week, suspected by the police of being involved in the attack in which gunmen carrying explosives stormed a Dhaka restaurant and the Islamic State took credit.
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He took credit on behalf of Interior for the United States becoming the world's largest oil and natural gas producer and pointed to milestones like Interior law enforcement officers apprehending migrants at the southern border and opening more wildlife refuges to hunting and fishing.
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SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son then visited Trump Tower in December, promising that half the money would be invested in the U.S. and that it would create 50,000 new jobs (two things Trump took credit for, even though the fund was formed before his November victory).
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However, the video, released by The Sun Sentinel, a newspaper in South Florida, showed that during her nine-minute speech, Ms. Wilson never took credit for getting the money for the building, only for helping pass legislation naming the building after two fallen federal agents.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Potential talks between North Korea and South Korea are "a good thing", U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday in a post on Twitter in which he also took credit for any dialogue after Seoul and Pyongyang this week signaled willingness to speak.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump took credit on Wednesday for a decision by Sprint to add 2000,000 jobs in the United States as he tried to deliver on his promise to force corporate America to focus on job creation at home rather than abroad.
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Mr. Enrich takes particular pleasure in pointing out the irony that Mr. Gensler falsely took credit for initiating the Libor investigation (it had been underway for a year before his installation at the agency) given his historic role in undermining the C.F.T.C.'s authority.
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On Saturday evening, President Donald Trump unexpectedly announced that he had called off a secret meeting with the militant group and a separate meeting with the Afghan government at Camp David after the Taliban took credit for an attack that killed an American service member.
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In 22011, he took credit for Mayor Bill de Blasio's universal prekindergarten program when he poured millions of state dollars into the city to begin it without imposing the tax on the wealthy that the mayor, a fellow Democrat, had proposed to pay for the initiative.
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Clinton and her campaign portrayed the committee's work as political and not merely a fact-finding mission, a characterization bolstered by a comment by House GOP leader Kevin McCarthy, who in one television interview took credit on behalf of the committee for her falling poll numbers.
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Legend and Teigen, who are both politically active, had a public spat with President Donald Trump in September, after Legend appeared at an MSNBC town hall on criminal justice and Trump tweeted that Legend "and his filthy mouthed wife" took credit for his criminal justice reform.
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In earlier accounts, according to the series, the man who took credit for his role had claimed that he accepted $1,500 from his friend Joran van der Sloot, the longtime suspect in Natalee's disappearance, to move Natalee's remains from a national forest and dispose of them elsewhere.
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They have reason to worry: as Moscow launched air strikes in support of Syria's government, the Islamic State (IS) declared a holy war on Russia, took credit for downing a Russian passenger jet over Egypt and released a video threatening "a sea of blood" in Russia itself.
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That could leave more time for industry leaders to focus on improving safety after a poor start to the year following a 2017 performance so positive that U.S. President Donald Trump in January took credit for "the best and safest year on record" in a tweet.
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Similarly, during the 1970s, lawmakers took credit for creating judicially enforceable rights to a healthy environment but structured the statutes so that the blame for the burdens needed to fulfill the rights and the failure to do so would fall on federal agencies and the states.
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OurMine has also taken credit for hacking social media accounts owned by Mark Zuckerberg, Jack Dorsey, Sundar Pichai, and HBO in the past, though until it took credit for the NFL and ESPN hacks in January, there hadn't been a reported hack by the group since 2017.
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"Mitch McConnell likes to talk about how powerful he is, but now that $62 million in funding for Ft. Campbell Middle School is being raided — money that McConnell took credit for securing — he's passing the buck," Amy McGrath, a Democrat challenging Mr. McConnell, wrote on Twitter.
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Earlier this month, Mr. Trump took credit for persuading ABC News to cut The Union Leader of Manchester out of the debate they had planned to sponsor together, citing the newspaper's harsh editorials against him (ABC said that The Union Leader's tensions with Mr. Trump had become a distraction).
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The same year, a group calling itself the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Cyber Fighters took credit for an unrelenting series of distributed denial of service attacks on US banking sites known as Operation Ababil, purportedly in revenge for the anti-Muslim YouTube video "the Innocence of Muslims".
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The OurMine Team that took credit posted on Twitter they they got in because his password was among those leaked in the LinkedIn data breach back in May—suggesting that even the Facebook co-founder isn't disciplined enough to remember a unique password for every social media account.
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President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday took credit for Sprint's decision to keep 2700,000 jobs in the United States, as well as OneWeb's plan to add 3,000 jobs in the U.S. Trump said the deal "was done through" SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son, a Japanese billionaire and technology investor.
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With financial markets from frothy stocks to jittery bonds eager for word about the state of talks between Washington and Beijing, Trump instead bemoaned the fact that the United States has higher interest rates than other developed economies, and he took credit for the economy's record-long expansion.
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Video of Ms. Wilson's speech, released by The Sun Sentinel, a newspaper in South Florida, showed that during her nine-minute speech, Ms. Wilson never took credit for getting the money for the building, only for helping pass legislation to name the building after two fallen federal agents.
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Following up on his speech with remarks on Facebook on Wednesday, Netanyahu took credit for having persuaded U.S. President Donald Trump to recognize Israeli sovereignty over another strategic slice of occupied territory - the Golan Heights, captured from Syria in 1967 - and to relocate the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem.
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The US and the Taliban reached an agreement "in principle" in early September 2019, but shortly thereafter, Trump called off peace talks and said he canceled a secret Camp David summit with the militant group after they took credit for a deadly attack that killed a US servicemember.
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The US and the Taliban reached an agreement "in principle" in early September 2019, but shortly thereafter, Trump called off peace talks and said he canceled a secret Camp David summit with the militant group after they took credit for a deadly attack that killed a US service member.
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Here's a roundup of some of Wednesday's headlines related to the attacks... OBAMA PLEDGES ISIS DEFEAT, HITS CRUZ: In an address from Argentina, President Obama called on the international community to unite to defeat the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), which took credit for the attacks.
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Griffin's death is the first American to be killed since President Donald Trump said he canceled secret talks with the Taliban that were to be held at Camp David after the Taliban took credit for an attack in Kabul, Afghanistan, that killed a dozen people, including an American soldier.
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Oddly, although Schlossman never denied receiving a small monthly fee from Complex to keep the account running and took credit for the account in his personal Twitter bio, "Who runs Four Pins?" became its own persistent meme, as documented by Dave Infante for Mel Magazine earlier this year.
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It's unclear if the group paid for a Russian botnet to swarm Roy Moore's Twitter account with followers, but the internal report took credit for "radicalizing Democrats with a Russian bot scandal" as stories spread in the media that Moore was getting a Kremlin boost along with his Donald Trump endorsement.
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Trump took credit for Sprint's plant to bring 2000,000 jobs back to the United States — "because of me they are doing 5,000 jobs in this country," he said — as well as the 3,000 jobs OneWeb said they'd add, and the $50 billion investment by SoftBank that fueled both firms' job growth.
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" In 2017, when Kaepernick wasn't picked up by any NFL teams after opting out of his contract with the San Francisco 49ers, Trump took credit, saying, "It was reported that NFL owners don't want to pick him up because they don't want to get a nasty tweet from Donald Trump.
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Their joint statement specifically connects the Russian government to everything from a prolific "DCLeaks" platform for publication of hacked politicians' emails, to the Democratic National Committee attack that resulted in the organization's emails being published by WikiLeaks, to the supposedly Romanian hacker persona Guccifer 2.0 that took credit for that hack.
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Chelsea Manning deserves transition treatment, and your taxes should pay for it affirmative action doesn't oppress white people /r/theredpill is harmful Writer and activist Sarah Nyberg, who was subject to one of the biggest and nastiest organized harassment campaigns of Gamergate, recently took credit for the bot on Twitter.
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"It was the Sun wot won it," he said, a sardonic reference to an infamous headline in the newspaper The Sun on April 11, 1992, in which the popular and influential tabloid took credit for the Conservative Party's surprise victory in the 1992 general election over Neil Kinnock, the Labour leader.
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Longtime Trump adviser Roger Stone says he believes his contacts with a Russian-linked hacker who took credit for breaching the Democratic National Committee may have been obtained through a special warrant that allows the government to collect the communications of people suspected of being agents of a foreign nation.
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U.S. officials have sought to avoid taking sides in the dispute, but Trump earlier this week muddled the administration's message when he took credit for the decision to cut ties with Qatar, saying his speech in Saudi Arabia calling on Muslim countries to unite against terrorism and Iran was the reason.
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In a typically belligerent State of the Union address, 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 took credit for the past decade of economic growth.
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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 took credit for Iran's current instability, saying the government there may collapse because of policies he's enacted.
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Read more:The Trump administration finalizes rule that could shift tariff fights to $6 trillion currency marketAn Iowa woman tried to retract her support from Pete Buttigieg after learning he's gayThe nonprofit that initially took credit for 'launching' the Iowa caucus app developer quietly changed its website to distance itself from the controversial tech
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One of his stars, Bob Peak, drew the poster for George Cukor's "My Fair Lady," (1964), but Mr. Gold took credit for the overall concept: a pink montage of turn-of-the-century London, with Rex Harrison as Henry Higgins and Audrey Hepburn as Eliza Doolittle under her picture hat and frilly umbrella.
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Michael Waltz of Florida and Adam Kinzinger of Illinois come one day after Trump tweeted that he invited Taliban leaders to Camp David for secret peace talks this weekend but canceled the meeting after the Taliban took credit for an attack in Kabul that killed a dozen people, including an American soldier.
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Trump took credit for the strength of the economy and dazzled Republicans with a series of made-for-TV moments, including a homecoming surprise for a military family and an in-chamber Medal of Freedom award ceremony for conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh, who revealed a day earlier that he has advanced lung cancer.
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On the business front, the president-elect has wasted little time attacking the American corporations that he disagrees with or taking claim for plans to keep jobs in the U.S. On Wednesday, Trump took credit for Sprint's decision to keep 5,000 jobs in the U.S., as well as OneWeb's plan to add 3,000 jobs.
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Later in April, 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 took credit for the plan, calling it his "sick idea," and saying it was already happening.
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Whether it was ex-Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer boasting about the "Internet of Things," or departing Google chairman Eric Schmidt rhapsodizing on the digital economy, the World Economic Forum in Davos was where tech executives mingled with world leaders, offered new ideas, and took credit for generating profits and good will around the globe.
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In the space of a few hours, President Trump on Tuesday took credit for averting a war with North Korea, charged without proof that President Barack Obama had secretly granted citizenship to thousands of Iranians as part of nuclear disarmament negotiations and appeared to suggest that customers of the motorcycle maker Harley-Davidson were psychic.
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In a wide-ranging Paper interview published on Monday, Bynes took credit for spotting a then-unknown Tatum in a Mountain Dew commercial and lobbying for him to take the role of Duke in She's the Man, a modern update on Shakespeare's Twelfth Night and, according to us, the greatest soccer movie of all time.
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That effort has paid off under Trump, as the network noted in an internal memo obtained by The Intercept in February: The Koch network took credit for Trump's approval of the Keystone XL pipeline, his withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement, his dismantling of rules protecting streams from coal waste, and his allowance of fracking on public lands.
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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 early Thursday took credit for the proposed talks between South Korea and North Korea.
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" When the boyfriend suddenly appeared at the parlor, Samantha took credit, claiming, Tiffany B. wrote, "the crystals in her shop guided him to where she was, rather than me texting him her location so she didn't end up as the newest episode headline of 'Law and Order: SVU,' while she wanders her little, southern behind all over NYC alone at night.
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Richard Spencer supporters arrested in University of Florida area shooting Video debunks John Kelly's claim that Frederica Wilson took credit for FBI building funds Global pollution is the world's biggest killer and a threat to survival of mankind, study finds Most of the document are believed to to be from the 1960s and 1970s, stemming from the 1963 assassination and aftermath.
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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 on Tuesday took credit for record stock market highs, citing the "confidence" in his push for tax cuts.
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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 Monday took credit for Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Social media users on Tuesday 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 after he took credit for the safest year on record in commercial aviation.
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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 at a Tuesday press conference took credit for the improved relations, and called them a positive development.
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Elizabeth Warren, insulted former Vice President Joe Biden as "sleepy Joe," bragged about poll numbers that he inflated, took credit for legislation signed into law by his predecessor, urged union leaders to vote for him ("and if they don't, vote them the hell out of office"), and mused about canceling the 2020 election and serving as many as four terms.
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Suppliers in San Luis Potosi have grown cautious since Ford withdrew, and estimates on the potential cost to the state run into the hundreds of millions of dollars.. Ford attributed its decision to declining demand for small cars, though Trump lashed out at Ford when it unveiled the investment last year, and he took credit for its change of plan.
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"All the stages and the stars I turn all of it To just a supercut 'Cause in my head (in my head, I do everything right) When you call (when you call, I'll forgive and not fight) Because ours are the moments I play in the dark" Today, on Twitter, Baio cheerfully took credit for gifting her the word, and she cheerfully gave thanks for it.
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FROM PEN: The Today Show Moms Open Up About Dealing With 'Mom Guilt': 'It's Real' Rita Hazan / Hair Color While she seems to be switching up her hair and makeup teams from time to time, there's only one person the Queen trusts with her hair color — and that's her longtime colorist, Rita Hazan, who once again took credit for the star's Bey's flawless shade.
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During a clip while makeup artist Mario Dedivanovic did Kourtney's makeup, he had his KKW Beauty x Mario eye shadow palette laid open with the rest of his makeup kit, leading us to believe he used the cobalt blue hue he created with Kim on the star (he took credit for Kourtney's controversial blue eye look, while makeup artist Hrush Achemyan did Khloe's makeup).
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C.) said Wednesday that 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 announced withdrawal from Syria has emboldened the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) after the terrorist group took credit for a suicide bombing that killed American troops.
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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 took credit for the success of the 2018 Winter Olympic Games in South Korea at a rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday.
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" The duo of artists and comedians known as T.G.L., which stands for "The Good Liars," took credit for the stunt days after the president's eldest son released the conservative book called "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us." The group said they placed a book jacket on copies at a New York Barnes and Noble location "to make it a little more honest.
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GOP senators, who are would-be jurors in an impeachment trial, took credit for forcing Speaker Nancy Pelosi to vote on the resolution after Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Graham, who chairs the Judiciary Committee, unveiled a resolution last week criticizing how House Democrats have handled the inquiry, pressing them to hold a floor vote to formally initiate it and to allow Trump to call witnesses on his behalf and Republicans to issue subpoenas.
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On Wednesday, a person called "Guccifer 2.0" took credit for the DNC hack, publishing a document that appears to be the opposition research file on 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, reported to be stolen in the breach.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Tuesday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has "raised the bar" for commercial airline safety after Trump took credit for the safest year of airline travel.
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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 took credit for coining the term "Fake News" but said it is wrong when foreign governments use that phrase to suppress a free press in their countries during a conversation with New York Times publisher A. G. Sulzberger published on Friday.
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The nonprofit that initially took credit for 'launching' the Iowa caucus app developer quietly changed its website to distance itself from the controversial techPete Buttigieg is backtracking his victory speech from Iowa, noting that he doesn't have any official numbers but that it's 'extraordinary' that his campaign made it this farFrom the wealthy to Wall Street, here's how the 2020 Democrats would redraw the US tax code with their plansPete Buttigieg is a trailblazing presidential candidate.
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And just as Rodrigo de Souza (Gael Garcia Bernal), the whimsical conductor of the New York Symphony and Hailey's boyfriend, has imaginary conversations with Mozart throughout the show, so Hailey develops her own back and forth with overlooked legends Isabella Leonarda, Nannerl Mozart (Wolfgang's sister, who some believe was the more talented musician in the family), and Fanny Mendelssohn, whose more famous brother, Felix, took credit for much of her own work in an era that prohibited women from entering artistic professions.
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Senate Democrats are demanding that the Trump administration explain its ties to GOP mega-donor brothers Charles and David Koch after the brothers' network took credit for some policies passed during 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 first year in office, McClatchy reported.
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President-elect 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 took credit for the company's decision to invest in the U.S. It is unclear how much Qualcomm will be contributing toward the investment, but the Journal reported that SoftBank has reached its fundraising goal and will announce an official launch soon.
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Retired astronaut Mark Kelly on Wednesday said that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE should be willing to take responsibility for tens of thousands of gun deaths across the United States in 2017 after the president took credit for commercial aviation seeing its safest year on record.
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Republican primary front-runner 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 Sunday took credit for the success of surging Democratic primary candidate 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.
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White supremacist David Duke took credit early on Wednesday morning for 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 stunning victory over 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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Rep. Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.) on Saturday renewed her feud with White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE, calling for Kelly to apologize for falsely claiming in October that she took credit for securing funding for an FBI office in Florida.
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Rep. Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.) accused White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE of giving an inaccurate account of a building dedication he referenced in a White House press briefing on Thursday, in which he called her an "empty barrel" who took credit for the building's funding.
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Frederica Wilson over his remarks to Gold Star mother October 18 Tillerson says US can't ignore Myanmar humanitarian crisisTrump sends $25,000 check to fallen soldier's family on same day as news reportWhite House seeks to explain never-released Niger statement October 123 Trump now says Puerto Rico faced 'worse than Katrina'Paul Ryan roasts Trump at political dinner October 20 Trump again calls Wilson's account a 'total lie'John Kelly erroneously claims Wilson took credit for building funding, video showsTrump reflects on tweets: 'You have to keep people interested' October 21 Trump says he will release JFK docs October 24 Trump tweets about 'liddle' Bob CorkerTrump gets Russian flags thrown at him during Capitol Hill visitSen.
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Week 21, in one sentence: President Donald Trump accused fired FBI Director James Comey of perjury; said he would testify under oath about conversations he'd had with Comey; refused to say whether he'd recorded those conversations; took credit for the blockade of Qatar at the same time his own secretary of state called for Arab countries to ease that blockade; congratulated himself on "infrastructure week," a promotional event for his $723 trillion rebuilding plan that nobody noticed; reassured his Twitter followers he wouldn't be impeached; held his first full Cabinet meeting, during which his Cabinet members took turns praising him; decried the Ninth Circuit for ruling against his revised travel ban, which he revised again to ensure it makes it to the Supreme Court; reacted with fury when the Washington Post reported that special counsel was investigating him for obstruction of justice in the wake of Comey's firing; struck an uncharacteristically measured tone in the aftermath of the shooting of Rep.
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