The left has been accused of weaponizing political correctness, weaponizing "safe spaces" and weaponizing racism — meaning accusations of racial hatred, not racial hatred itself.
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Big Brother is watching us, whether Big Brother is government weaponizing our personal information to control our behavior, political campaigns weaponizing our personal information to influence how we vote or business weaponizing our personal information to persuade us to buy the products and services they sell.
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This is sort of weaponizing the immune system against cancer.
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Breedlove warned that Russia is "weaponizing" the Syrian refugee crisis.
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Trump echoed those arguments Monday, saying adversaries are weaponizing space.
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Facebook and its ilk are exploiting and weaponizing our anxieties.
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Far and away, the most common tactics involved weaponizing phones.
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Go deeper: Repressive regimes are weaponizing social media to maintain power
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He is also weaponizing the criticism into attacks on judges themselves.
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And this without any effort at weaponizing such a deadly threat.
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And he wields it by weaponizing these doubts against his opponent.
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"There's no one weaponizing this stuff, this is old school," he said.
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"Weaponizing the tax code for political purposes sets a dangerous precedent," Rep.
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Weaponizing water against people who are trying to protect water is horrifying.
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Simply put, Facebook is weaponizing security to shield its erosion of privacy.
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A century later, bigots are still weaponizing faulty interpretations of IQ tests.
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But the moderates have a problem: weaponizing climate change keeps winning elections.
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A White House spokesman accused the OSC of "weaponizing" the Hatch Act.
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This is about weaponizing transparency to prevent science-based public health protections.
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Kim showed what standing up for herself and weaponizing one's fashion looks like.
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Moscow was "weaponizing" the refugee crisis for leverage, one of the politicians warned.
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Critics accuse it of weaponizing the Freedom of Information Act for political purposes.
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He accused Mr. Obama of "weaponizing" that shutdown to maximize outrage against Republicans.
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But weaponizing his lies about voter fraud when he loses is especially dangerous.
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And in particular, how white gay men are weaponizing meth against black men.
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Fox News' Andrew NapolitanoAndrew Peter NapolitanoWhy aren't Democrats weaponizing Fox News on impeachment?
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The episode could lead Republicans to regret weaponizing Weinstein's political contributions against Democrats.
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Putin achieved what the Soviets could not by weaponizing refugees rather than threatening repower.
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"Weaponizing" U.S. Treasury holdings has always been a "non-starter" for Beijing, said McGregor.
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Publishing the documents — what some have called "weaponizing" them — is a different issue. Mrs.
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Many in the political middle here fault Mr. Trump for effectively weaponizing the conversation.
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There is no mistaking that Trump is weaponizing the bench to restrict the vote.
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And by putting them out there and weaponizing them, they turned us against each other.
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He says there are more practical methods available for weaponizing bacteria, including CRISPR-Cas tools.
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"While our adversaries have been busy weaponizing space, we have been bureaucratizing it," Pence said.
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Comments on other videos, including Daniel "Keemstar" Keem's DramaAlert, include talk about weaponizing comment sections.
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China immediately retaliated by halting U.S. farm goods purchases as well as weaponizing its currency.
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Senator Feinstein,Please stop weaponizing the death of my daughter to push your radical agenda.
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Another example of Facebook weaponizing security to erode privacy was also confirmed via Gizmodo's reportage.
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Fox News legal analyst Andrew NapolitanoAndrew Peter NapolitanoWhy aren't Democrats weaponizing Fox News on impeachment?
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That's a separate issue, but ... JC: But I think that's a bigger issue around like weaponizing.
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Some have accused Graham of "weaponizing" prayer and turning it into a pro-Trump propaganda tool.
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" >> Semi-related: This column for The Hill asks, "Why aren't Democrats weaponizing Fox News on impeachment?
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The Kardashian-Jenner family has been accused of stealing Black men, weaponizing whiteness, and appropriating Blackness.
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Well, this is a first ... a rapper was arrested in Georgia for weaponizing banana pudding. Seriously.
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Platforms are doing this all the time; applying a weaponizing layer to customize everything they handle.
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My son's lost life is proof of the harm that comes from weaponizing each other's beliefs.
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And perhaps, the whole weaponizing dinosaurs thing won't turn into a complete disaster of dumbass proportions.
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He accused federal agencies like the Justice Department of weaponizing their power to punish political enemies.
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It is no wonder the Trump administration has expressed concerns that Democrats are "weaponizing" Senate cloture.
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Mead said the exam was "weaponizing" the administrative process and was not in a woman's best interests.
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Another point: Strange's tactic against Dormammu — threatening a timeless creature by weaponizing time itself — was pretty brilliant.
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Both sides are abusing the criminal law by stretching it and weaponizing it to target political opponents.
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With Republicans weaponizing Pelosi, some Democratic candidates have either declined to support or outright opposed her leadership.
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"All Speaker Pelosi and her team are doing is weaponizing impeachment as a political weapon," he said.
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Nor is she joining the celebrity chorus weaponizing the Charlottesville neo-Nazi rally to attack President Trump.
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There has never been anything like the weaponizing of the federal judiciary that is currently taking place.
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But extraction of plutonium and developing a weapon, and weaponizing a warhead are two completely different things.
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The Kremlin is notorious for methodically weaponizing its energy exports in attempts to influence Eastern European politics.
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This degree of control over its citizenry has led many to accuse China of weaponizing its tourist industry.
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The Treasury secretary has also raised concerns that setting such a precedent could be "potentially weaponizing" the IRS.
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Eyal Rosen, a reserve commander in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), said Hamas was weaponizing civilians against Israel.
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But again I would emphasize this is a decision that has enormous precedence in potentially weaponizing the IRS.
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Perhaps most remarkably, Sansa manages to survive and work to regain her family's power without weaponizing her femininity.
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" They went on to urge Americans to "ease up on the character assassinations and stop weaponizing mob mentality.
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They gambled that, by weaponizing sordid gossip, they could simply bully their way past the presumption of innocence.
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In the Middle East, the Islamic State has been weaponizing commercially available drones by modifying them with explosives.
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Saudi Arabia is reportedly weaponizing big tech to carry out surveillance and smear campaigns against dissidents and critics.
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Rush Limbaugh and Fox News pundits accused Democrats and journalists of "politicizing and actually weaponizing" an infectious disease.
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Also annoying: Weaponizing décor to make a silent hostile point, and getting upset when the point is taken.
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"This has less to do with law, and more to do with politics -- weaponizing immigration policy," he said.
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And with the 2020 election not far off, there is huge potential for weaponizing deepfakes on social media.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) accused the Trump administration of "weaponizing" the Justice Department in its pursuit of leakers.
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China upholds the peaceful use of outer space and opposes weaponizing outer space or an arms race there.
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It's important to realize that, in using these dark posts, the Trump campaign wasn't deviantly weaponizing an innocent tool.
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Republicans have bested them in all their own favorite games, gerrymandering, filibusters, and weaponizing congressional procedure prominent among them.
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Saddam Hussein was accused successfully weaponizing VX in the 1980s, before using it against Iranian forces and the Kurds.
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PUAs seized upon his suicide as proof that "celibacy is walking death," weaponizing his "failure" to hawk their products.
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"Google is weaponizing this internal harassment to limit workers rights," says Yana Calou, who works with organizers at Coworker.org.
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So don't expect to see world governments weaponizing an army of mind-controlled zombie mice any time soon.[Cell]
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It's a consumer electronics device designed to kill, weaponizing what we normally think of as forward-thinking, disruptive features.
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"The idea of weaponizing access to a clean water supply for civilians; it's beyond the pale," Earnest told reporters.
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"Unfortunately, that has not prevented the Assad regime from taking a compound like chlorine and weaponizing it," Earnest acknowledged.
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But how do you see how it was weaponized, and it begs the questions, why weren't you weaponizing it?
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Ads were displayed in the hearing room to drive home their concern about foreign governments "weaponizing" social media content.
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He was definitely ideologically conservative, but his first loyalty was to the audience, to manufacturing outrage, to weaponizing division.
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Clinton also spoke about the role that data played in "weaponizing" information on social media and other online platforms.
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The new guidance could serve as a powerful deterrent to those contemplating weaponizing the virus in the weeks ahead.
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They've laid out their plans, and are now weaponizing the power of stories to convey them to the people.
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We use "slut" as a blanket label for women we want to delegitimize by weaponizing their sexuality against them.
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Tragically, Beijing recently began weaponizing these technologies against the country's Muslim and minority populations (particularly in the Xinjiang region).
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And so it is incumbent on the giant social platforms to prevent the president from dangerously weaponizing their tools.
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He is perhaps the only candidate who can look as if he is weaponizing awkwardness as a conscious choice.
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But again I would just emphasize this is a decision that has enormous precedence in potentially weaponizing the IRS.
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If so, you can apply to the FAA through the proper channels to receive authorization for your drone-weaponizing operation.
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It's still too early to see if China is weaponizing the yuan, said Michael Hirson, a director at Eurasia Group.
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"I call on Governor Parson to take this issue seriously and to immediately stop weaponizing the regulatory process," Mead said.
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It's genuinely impossible to say whether weaponizing Obama like this will help Clinton, or if she even needs the help.
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Last month, the weaponizing of the spirit behind safe spaces struck down one distinguished editor and struck another, temporarily, dumb.
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In terms of weaponizing corruption against democracies, there is increasing evidence that authoritarian regimes are exploiting the same corrupt relationships.
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Kagan also took aim at a broader trend: "weaponizing" free-speech protections to strike down economic regulations disfavored by conservatives.
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This is not about weaponizing electoral institutions for partisan gain; it is about delivering on the promise of American democracy.
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This is part of what Justice Kagan means when she observes that the conservative majority is weaponizing the First Amendment.
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She savaged Russia for "weaponizing information, stealing information," but her critique plunged far deeper than the events of last year.
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In the past, his approach to policies like these are rooted in Christianity, particularly weaponizing religion against the LGBTQ+ community.
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"Those who attack protesters, weaponizing their vehicles like terrorists, should find no safe haven in our state," Mr. Cooper said.
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Concerns about weaponizing the cosmos have been around for decades, and international laws have been written to stave them off.
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Mr. McConnell raised the possibility of the House weaponizing impeachment against the Senate from the moment the articles were delivered.
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Typical of the current over-the-top anti-NEPA rhetoric is the House Natural Resources Committee's hearing on "weaponizing" NEPA.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) on Monday accused the Trump administration of "weaponizing" the Justice Department in its pursuit of leakers.
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Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, accused Barr on Sunday of "weaponizing" the Justice Department.
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"In reality, this is all about weaponizing our tax laws to target a political foe," said Republican Representative Jackie Walorski.
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In recent weeks, Beijing has not so subtly floated the possibility of targeting individual U.S. companies and weaponizing rare earths exports.
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Yes, the militiamen are protecting the audience but they are also weaponizing what would otherwise be a peaceful outdoor summer show.
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After all, to understand the folly of weaponizing food policies, just ask someone in Gaza what they are eating and why.
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By comparing his current situation to lynching, Trump is engaging in both the weaponizing of race and his sense of victimhood.
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Birnbaum doesn't appreciate the irony, but there is little doubt he played a crucial role in the weaponizing of anti-Semitism.
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Some repressive regimes and insurgent candidates are increasingly weaponizing social media technology to silence critics or exert control over vulnerable populations.
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What we cannot do is respond with propaganda and insidious covert strategic operations of our own, because then we're weaponizing information.
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Democrats could have a field day in campaign commercials this fall weaponizing the farm bill vote against GOPers who voted yes.
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President Donald Trump has already started to capitalize on the ideological rift within the Democratic Party by weaponizing the word socialism.
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" Rikha Sharma Rani analyzes the Trump administration's unprecedented treatment of children as political leverage in the immigration debate in "Weaponizing Children.
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I say disrupt, because it's planning on weaponizing weaknesses in the courts system using historical lawsuit data as an investing opportunity.
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Tehran is weaponizing the Shia populations of the Eastern province in Saudi Arabia and around the Gulf to threaten pro-U.
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Planned Parenthood President Leana Wen said Wednesday that the state is weaponizing abortion regulations that have no impact on patient health.
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Representatives of the Gulf monarchy also went on the offensive, arguing Broidy was weaponizing the discovery process to damage the defendants.
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" Russia, he said, "is ripping up the rule book by undermining democracy, wrecking livelihoods by targeting critical infrastructure, and weaponizing information.
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Political operatives are weaponizing their disagreement with a particular investigation in a bid to undermine the credibility of the entire institution.
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"Unfortunately in the 2016 election you had a political opponent who was weaponizing the idea of the celebrity endorsement," Swift explained.
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This is what Elena Kagan calls "weaponizing the First Amendment," allowing the court to strike down many forms of economic regulations.
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We've had to advance our human instincts because photo-editing technology, and the weaponizing of that technology, has become so commonplace.
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The office has also indicted dozens of Russian intelligence officers for stealing and then weaponizing information from Hillary Clinton's inner circle.
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Similarly, if you think about the potential disruption caused by new technologies like artificial intelligence, we need to find a mechanism for global cooperation around issues like how to prevent an AI arms race, how to prevent different countries racing to build autonomous weapons systems and killer robots and weaponizing the internet and weaponizing social networks.
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"If the market thinks that China is weaponizing the renminbi or devaluing it, then we could see capital outflows surge," he said.
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They take advantage of the ambiguity of what counts as income, weaponizing that vagueness to help their friends and hurt their enemies.
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But even he should feel some alarm at the idea of foreign actors weaponizing his social media behavior for their own purposes.
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Mnuchin said during Wednesday's hearing that he believed the memo was "addressing a different issue" and warned about Democrats "weaponizing" the IRS.
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But West's Trump infatuation and Trump's weaponizing of that interest to help peddle his "alternative facts" (lies) isn't really a laughing matter.
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And now there's this cavalier attitude about news—'I say it so it must be true'—and then the weaponizing of information.
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Weaponizing chlorine is prohibited under the Chemical Weapons Convention, ratified by Syria in 2013, and is prohibited under customary international humanitarian law.
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The ARES/PAX report cites one incident in which separatist forces tried weaponizing their drone by strapping a hand grenades to it.
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"We see a country that in weaponizing misinformation has created what we might now see as the post-truth age," Fallon said.
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Domestically, however, valid concerns about weaponizing that tool for law enforcement purposes have developed into widespread pushback and loud calls for regulation.
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Russia has been accused, by widely respected voices, of weaponizing everything from migrants and attractive women, to its own economy—even dolphins!
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Indicating that weaponizing it could result in terrorism-related charges will hopefully play a role in dissuading anyone with this in mind.
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A source told CNN last week that the briefing discussed Russia's efforts at hacking, weaponizing social media and attacks on election infrastructure.
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"Let me be clear: we are not weaponizing the U.S. dollar," Mnuchin told CNBC's Hadley Gamble at the Doha Forum in Qatar.
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On CNN, Senator Ben Sasse, a Nebraska Republican and frequent Trump critic, accused the president of "weaponizing distrust" toward the news media.
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In fact, what we did instead was allow Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family to make billions weaponizing a synthetic opioid, oxycontin.
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She has never been indicted for her role in weaponizing the IRS against political opposition and still receives her taxpayer-funded pension.
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One Twitter user said it was the "read your tweets" clap, in reference to Mr. Trump's penchant for weaponizing his Twitter feed.
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Weaponizing space with nukes and their delivery vehicles is the last MAD frontier, and whether that madness can be stopped is not clear.
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Dan talks with Axios reporter Sara Fischer about weaponizing social media in the wake of the murder of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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"Unfortunately, in the 2016 election you had a political opponent who was weaponizing the idea of the celebrity endorsement," Swift told the magazine.
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The left, with their smears, their witch hunts, their slanders, their insults, their riots, their violence, and their weaponizing of the federal bureaucracy.
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The amendment allows law enforcement to use drones if they feel it's necessary, but it prevents citizens from weaponizing drones on their own.
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"The most innovative use of technology in 2017 was Russia weaponizing Facebook," Galloway said in a "Squawk Box" interview while discussing his book.
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I would be shocked if those such as Russia, China, Iran and North Korea are not actively weaponizing the attacks that I describe.
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Withholding Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Island's HUD funding over alleged lack of technical capacity risks weaponizing disaster recovery by politicizing tragedy.
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Then you look at Missouri, where all of this has been going down with government weaponizing the licensing process to close us down.
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For their part, Democrats are weaponizing the tax law — which is mired in only middling popularity — against Republican opponents in some key races.
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However, Song said Huawei has no intention of weaponizing the company's IP rights, echoing founder and CEO Ren Zhengfei from earlier this month.
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Points of contention: Mr. Mnuchin and many Republicans believe that furnishing the returns could open the floodgates to weaponizing the Internal Revenue Service.
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"This weaponizing of the drug war against politicians further undermines the rule of law, democracy and civil liberties in the Philippines," he said.
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"There is an ongoing discussion about China weaponizing tourism," said Jeffrey Barabe, owner of Palau Central Hotel and Palau Carolines Resort in Koror.
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Sheth and activist Eli Erlick say that &aposouting&apos and weaponizing people&aposs identities against them reveals an enduring intolerance of trans people.
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Unfortunately, too many of the previous leaders of these agencies have failed in this responsibility, essentially weaponizing their organizations for raw political purposes.
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He accused Mr. Trump of weaponizing Russian talking points to help himself, through conspiracy-based investigations that he wanted Ukraine's president to announce.
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Anger, of course, and the weaponizing of it for political gain also sit at the heart of Trump's political magic, as it were.
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" The actors continued, "We hope Americans from across the political spectrum can ease up on the character assassinations and stop weaponizing mob mentality.
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Last November UK prime minister Theresa May publicly accused Russia of seeking to meddle in elections by weaponizing information and spreading fake news online.
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Trump's allies have argued that Neal's weaponizing the IRS with his request, but Treasury has yet to formally announce they will refuse Neal's demand.
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Trump sent those tweets and let that chant grow because he knows that weaponizing racial resentment and grievance works for his political interests. Period.
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Filipino president Rodrigo Duterte used Facebook — used by 97 percent of Filipino internet users — to spread his message before weaponizing it to target dissent.
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This includes weaponizing the global commons, using predatory economics and debt for sovereignty deals, and promoting state-sponsored theft of other nations' intellectual property.
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The growing group is demanding that Congress pass the End Racial Profiling Act and strengthen it to keep private citizens from weaponizing the police.
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Dozens of governments around the world are weaponizing social media to subvert democratic elections and spy on their own citizens, a new report reveals.
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Weaponizing the confirmation process not only shows contempt for the process, but it damages the function and integrity of all three branches of government.
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Peter Roskam (R-Ill.) sent a letter to Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg, arguing that U.S. businesses should not take part in "weaponizing" Iran's regime.
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This includes weaponizing the global commons using predatory economics and debt-for-sovereignty deals, and promoting state-sponsored theft of other nations' intellectual property.
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Everyone is weaponizing A.I. Some countries are building autonomous weapons systems based on A.I., while others are focused on disinformation or propaganda or bots.
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As Nuotama Frances Bodomo's short film Afronauts debuts online, the director discusses de-centering hero narratives and the weaponizing of reality against African stories.
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President Trump and his table-thumping surrogates would instantly capitalize on this, viciously weaponizing the term to pull in conservative or even moderate Democrats.
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But Trump's tweets are different, weaponizing social media, targeting current cases and controversies and making the job of his Justice Department much more difficult.
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Wired magazine reported this month that the resistance is "weaponizing data" with the emergence of a new nonprofit, crowdsourcing fund-raising tool called Flippable.
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At the time it was more like weaponizing the kind of tools that people use for marketing, or turning everything into a marketing campaign.
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Once opened, the hackers were able to gain full control of the infected computer by weaponizing installed software called TeamViewer, a popular remote access service.
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President Trump and his allies have begun weaponizing the findings of special counsel Robert Mueller, even if the full report has not yet been released.
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So I think it's very problematic when we see the security services stockpiling and weaponizing what are things that are very risky to the public.
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"Together, Russia and the Assad regime are deliberately weaponizing migration in an attempt to overwhelm European structures and break European resolve," he told the committee.
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One way they've done this is by weaponizing the so-called "blue slip" tradition that allows senators to weigh in on nominees from their states.
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"It certainly doesn't appear that China is weaponizing its Treasury holdings just given the small decline and the general lack of market reverberations," Hill added.
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Weaponizing and monetizing the animal instincts lurking inside our cortexes, our automatic responses to social stress, hints of danger, suggestions of collapse, spectacular faraway warnings.
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"Politicizing and weaponizing antitrust law is ripe for abuse," said Mr. Szabo, who is a professor of privacy law at George Mason University's law school.
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There are plenty of malign actors, Russia included, ready to capitalize on that vulnerability -- through weaponizing information or amplifying mistruths -- to sow doubt in democracy.
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Cook railed against the "data industrial complex," and chastised companies like Google and Facebook for collecting personal information from users and weaponizing it against them.
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" Ocasio-Cortez told Axios this shows Republicans weaponizing identity: "The fact that they have to invoke me to define her tells you everything about that.
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HB 3047 adjusted the law forbidding weaponizing drones by making it a class C felony to fire a bullet or projectile from such a device.
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Then I started to believe that the gas chambers never existed; I decided that Jewish people were weaponizing the issue to suit their own agenda.
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"American companies should not be complicit in weaponizing the Iranian Regime," Representatives Jeb Hensarling and Peter Roskam said in a letter to Boeing released on Friday.
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"These communications cement AMI's long-earned reputation for weaponizing journalistic privileges, hiding behind important protections, and ignoring the tenets and purpose of true journalism," Bezos continued.
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"By 'weaponizing' sectarian differences, these governments have sought to exercise both soft and hard power, and exported their conflict to the entire world," the group announced.
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"We use 'slut' as a blanket label for women we want to delegitimize by weaponizing their sexuality against them," Amanda Knox wrote for Broadly last year.
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" The letter goes on to characterize the quest for Trump's tax returns, which is entirely legal, as "weaponizing our nation's tax code by targeting political foes.
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Peter Roskam (R-Ill.), who holds a seat on the Ways and Means Committee, said that U.S. businesses should not take part in "weaponizing" Iran's regime.
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"I am extremely concerned that by relaxing the rules, the Obama administration has allowed U.S. companies to be complicit in weaponizing the Iranian regime," Huizenga said.
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And now Democrats are weaponizing that environment and the movement to railroad the confirmation of Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh in the name of politics.
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The attack came after Blumenthal told CNN earlier Monday he was "concerned" the Department of Justice is "weaponizing" laws after it announced a crackdown on leaks.
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South Korea has accused Japan of weaponizing trade because of a separate dispute linked to Japan's colonial rule of the Korean Peninsula from 1910 to 1945.
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Mr. Keaton plays the Vulture, the regulation baddie, who after weaponizing some extraterrestrial leftovers has become a criminal mastermind, with the usual yelling, minions and death.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Saturday rejected the suggestion that the Trump administration is weaponizing the dollar through its trade-restricting policies with other countries.
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A week ago, Hensarling and Roskam sent a letter to Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg, arguing that U.S. businesses should not take part in "weaponizing" Iran's regime.
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Weaponizing said tech giants to fight the Russians online was not exactly part of the discussion, nor is it really clear how the companies could do so.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said the country "no longer needs" to conduct nuclear or intercontinental ballistic missile tests because it has completed its weaponizing programs.
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When women use the same language in protesting Trump, they are appropriating it—simultaneously depriving the words of their discriminatory offense and weaponizing them against the discriminator.
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She's already figured out that if you want to know who killed Natalie and Ann, you have to start by figuring out who's weaponizing what against whom.
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Almost three days have passed since Gary Cohn expressed skepticism about the future of the U.S. coal industry, but expect conservative hardliners to keep weaponizing Cohn's comments.
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While the president may have a point on spending, "weaponizing the burden-sharing theme" is not the way to go about it, James told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Weaponizing his followers worked for him because it allowed him to direct increasingly vicious and hateful harassment at his targets while keeping his own hands ostensibly clean.
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The current majority leader, Mitch McConnell, however, has devoted much of his career to perfecting the art of obstructionism, weaponizing Senate gridlock like no one before him.
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For decades, they criticized the secular elite for nepotism and corruption, for weaponizing the judiciary and for using the news media to demonize and intimidate their opponents.
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Both countries are increasingly weaponizing corruption by using flows of illicit money and opaque deals to gain influence in foreign nations, from the Solomon Islands to Montenegro.
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Coming from people who heretofore haven't indicated any concerns about monopoly power, it's clearly an attempt at weaponizing antitrust actions, turning them into a tool of intimidation.
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But weaponizing it to convince Americans that the pursuit of life, liberty and happiness can only be revived by a single man is unprecedented in our country.
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And Trump clearly sees that same sort of weaponizing of fear as his best chance to avoid major losses at the ballot box in seven days' time.
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Beijing is saying it's merely letting market forces drive the yuan, not weaponizing the currency, and has done its best through open market operations to contain the move.
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"A White House aide is weaponizing his schedules, which says a lot about how people in the White House feel about the man they work for," she wrote.
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Even if they're only winning by treachery and by weaponizing sexuality, it's nice to see women on-screen with agendas, personalities, and the ability to escape becoming trophies.
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"Together, Russia and the Assad regime are deliberately weaponizing migration in an attempt to overwhelm European structures and break European resolve," Breedlove told the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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The "Space Force" is already a runaway meme on twitter, though, and it likely inspires ideas of weaponizing Earth orbit with military-style astronauts akin to Starship Troopers.
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However, the weaponizing of GHB, which poses a serious risk of overdose when taken with alcohol, has raised concerns among LGBT health charities to advocate for cautious use.
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"We've known that extremist groups have been weaponizing the internet for years," said Hany Farid, a Dartmouth College computer scientist who studies ways to stem extremist material online.
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Hours earlier, Trump had taken to Twitter to suggest coronavirus was far less problematic than seasonal flu, accused Democrats of weaponizing the crisis and media of inflaming it.
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What we're talking about tonight is the systematic abuse of power, the weaponizing of those powerful tools of intelligence and the shredding of our Fourth Amendment, constitutional rights.
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Even if weaponizing capital could promote winner-take-all outcomes, SoftBank has been investing in the wrong types of businesses to achieve its goal of profitable market dominance.
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Given the Senate Finance Committee Chuck Grassley has long said requesting Trump's tax returns would be akin to weaponizing the tax-writing committee, the ask fell to Neal.
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These terms should address the three main elements of a nuclear weapons program — the production of fissile material, weaponizing the fissile material, and building the means of delivery.
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But let's start somewhere else: How did this strategy of trying to take down celebrities by weaponizing jokes they made a very long time ago come to be?
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Cindy Hyde-Smith of Mississippi accused Democrats at a debate Tuesday night of weaponizing her recent remark about attending a "public hanging" at the invitation of a local rancher.
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"The UAE is weaponizing and manipulating social media platforms to achieve a geopolitical goal," Mohammed Osman Abu Baker, manager of Al Jazeera's legal affairs department, wrote to Facebook executives.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - China is destabilizing the Indo-Pacific, U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper said on Sunday, charging Beijing with predatory economics, intellectual property theft and "weaponizing the global commons".
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As the tech industry faces mounting challenges from the courts and regulators, it is increasingly weaponizing the concept of flexibility to sell its utopian-libertarian vision of the future.
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South Korea has accused Japan of weaponizing trade to hit back at a Supreme Court decision ordering Japanese companies to repay World War II debts to Korean forced laborers.
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He largely echoed arguments made by those who have long supported creating a new military branch for space, namely that countries such as China are already weaponizing the domain.
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Since then, numerous reports and images—alongside propaganda material from Islamic State itself—have proven the group takes its newfound approach of weaponizing consumer drones as a serious strategy.
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Rather, a major political party is weaponizing the charge of anti-Semitism, using it to cast a member of another vulnerable minority group as an anti-American terrorist sympathizer.
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In an op-ed published on the Fox News website late Wednesday night, the network's senior judicial analyst Andrew NapolitanoAndrew Peter NapolitanoWhy aren't Democrats weaponizing Fox News on impeachment?
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In an interview with The Daily Caller last year, Higgins alleged that the left and Islamist groups are "weaponizing political correctness" to undermine the United States' fight against extremists.
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"This is a decision that has enormous precedence in potentially weaponizing the IRS," Mnuchin told reporters in April on the sidelines of the International Monetary Fund annual meeting in Washington.
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Over the past year, the Kremlin's strategy of weaponizing leaks to meddle with democracies around the world has become increasingly clear, first in the US and more recently in France.
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More than that, she is seen as acting in bad faith, weaponizing white supremacy and the inclusivity of blackness in order to put forward an identity that is not hers.
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" He goes on to say that "these communications cement AMI's long-earned reputation for weaponizing journalistic privileges, hiding behind important protections, and ignoring the tenets and purpose of true journalism.
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That effort included hacking into the email servers of the Democratic National Committee and Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta and then weaponizing that stolen material by releasing it on WikiLeaks.
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In a paper entitled "Weaponizing the Haters," academic Morten Bay concluded that a deliberate, organized attempt was made to stir up racial and gender resentment by spurring fan arguments online.
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Hysteria about our nation's capabilities and capacity to handle threats is an old one: the bomber gap, the missile gap, mobile nuclear weapons launchers, weapons of mass destruction, weaponizing space.
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Russia launched an unprecedented attack on our democracy last election cycle, hacking campaign computers and emails, weaponizing the content and even attempting to breach state election systems and voter rolls.
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Again, how can you even begin to talk about conservative intellectuals without discussing the founding of Heritage in 1973, or the roughly contemporaneous weaponizing of AEI as a political entity?
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While the names are catchy, some critics believe the terms for white people weaponizing 911 calls against Black people in blatantly innocuous situations is a form of dealing with trauma.
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With "Lethal Weapon," he explains how the violence of his lyrics is an active weaponizing of his mind, designed to challenge the people and institutions that keep his people down.
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He also pleaded for help defending Idlib, to prevent another million refugees pouring into Turkey, while at the same time weaponizing the migrants and refugees he currently houses against Europe.
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Given Russia's partiality to weaponizing information, WikiLeaks' connections to the Kremlin, Trump's repeated praise of Vladimir Putin, and Putin's own distaste for Hillary Clinton, that would not be a stretch.
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There was an interesting article in the Atlantic this month, the weaponizing of social media and how they created fear online as they moved into Mosul and places like that.
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White House officials have called the request a political fishing expedition, and Mr. Mnuchin has said that furnishing the returns could open the floodgates to weaponizing the Internal Revenue Service.
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And experts have suggested that trolls may be trying to build a large and hyper-engaged audience, with the intent of weaponizing the account for more strategic purposes later on.
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The president attempted to exacerbate divisions among Democrats by accusing the party establishment of weaponizing reported intelligence that the Russian government is intervening in the primary to help Sanders win.
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They amount to a novel weaponizing of environmental laws intended not only to undermine California's liberal government but to send a message to other states that might defy Mr. Trump.
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We must, of course, unequivocally oppose virulent partisans from either faction weaponizing art for short-term political advantage, especially in exchange for the destruction of cultural heritage sites millenia old.
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One of the most complex and interesting ideas within this movie is how much it shows us capitalism weaponizing empathy and then overcoming empathy within this weird, parasitic divorce industry.
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Clarke (D-NY) asks if Facebook's lack of diversity may have been responsible for missing how Russian actors sowed racial and religious division by "weaponizing" groups like Black Lives Matter.
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Trump's hypocrisy in weaponizing the term and attempting to play the victim using the Salem Witch Trials as justification is not lost on the Mayor of Salem, Massachusetts, Kim Driscoll.
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But the documents suggested not only that Iran had been deceitful but also that its work in weaponizing nuclear power had been far more sophisticated and organized than initially suspected.
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"But then a couple of days later, you can see a big movement in the prices - so that was mainly because of this possible weaponizing of rare earths," Lau said.
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" The Court's majority does so, Kagan continued, "by weaponizing the First Amendment, in a way that unleashes judges, now and in the future, to intervene in economic and regulatory policy.
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Some YouTube diehards feel that a company shouldn't be able to reach number-one subscriber status by uploading footage made by other people, and by weaponizing huge budgets and marketing teams.
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Since the Supreme Court last month struck down requirements that non-union government workers pay some dues, Justice Elena Kagan's accusation that conservatives "are weaponizing the First Amendment" has gained traction.
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"Sessions is twisting the concept of religious liberty and weaponizing, and using it to assert a political agenda that is the exact opposite of what it was intended for," he said.
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Both Jordan and Hunter felt that, while the inauguration was almost certainly well protected, growing awareness of this technology would lead to an increase in experiments with weaponizing consumer-grade drones.
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The slogan "Make America Great Again" -- one that Trump has described as the greatest campaign motto of all time -- gets at that subtle but purposeful weaponizing of race and racial language.
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"Google is weaponizing this internal harassment to limit workers rights," Calou says: Labor groups are worried that Google's strategy for short-term victory could post a longer-term threat to organizers.
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In attacking four congresswomen of color, by presenting them as uncivil and unpatriotic, the president is continuing a pattern of berating his critics of color by weaponizing the idea of patriotism.
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In the letter, which hit social media last week, the film's stars bemoaned the "character assassinations" and "weaponizing of mob mentality" that have become increasingly common during the Donald Trump era.
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In another slip, the bill punts the Trump administration request to start a branch of service to handle space operations, despite clear evidence our potential adversaries are bent on weaponizing space.
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Make no mistake—through this rule, the administration is weaponizing the inhumane treatment of migrant children to signal to Trump's base that he is taking the threat of "illegals" very seriously.
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But as the US braces for the impact of aggressive male whiteness, some artists have also, just like in the early 2000s, taken an alternate tact, politically weaponizing their music instead.
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The Alabama project got started as Democrats were coming to grips with the Russians' weaponizing of social media to undermine the presidential campaign of Hillary Clinton and promote Donald J. Trump.
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JERUSALEM — Palestinian officials denounced the Trump administration's cancellation of more than $200 million in aid, accusing Washington of "weaponizing" humanitarian assistance by using it as a tool to coerce political concessions.
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In her opening statement before House impeachment investigators, Fiona Hill said lawmakers were weaponizing "falsehoods" that advance Russian interests and distract from its aggression in eastern Europe and around the world.
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The core question is whether our president can get away with weaponizing the federal government to punish political opponents, or whether legal constraints and congressional oversight can keep him in line.
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The Kardashian-Jenner women have built their legacy by harnessing the power of social media, weaponizing radical transparency, and lionizing vanity — leaning farther and farther into this strategy as time passes.
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Weaponizing drones for police agencies is a relatively new development, but law enforcement have for several years regularly relied on drones for conducting search and-rescue missions and documenting crime scenes.
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YouTube is no stranger to viewers weaponizing the dislike button, as seen by the company's recent Rewind video, but the product development team is working on a way to tackle the issue.
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" The N.Y. Times' Maggie Haberman tweeted: "A White House aide is weaponizing his schedules, which says a lot about how people in the White House feel about the man they work for.
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You can roam the ocean as a swarm of sardines, but you can also assemble soldiers out of the DNA collected from fallen enemies, weaponizing the chorus line from The Little Mermaid.
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SE Cupp unleashes on Trump's press secretary HLN's SE Cupp renewed her criticism of White House press secretary Sarah Sanders for the "weaponizing of identity politics" by promoting CIA Director Gina Haspel.
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Bryan Garner critiqued two recent editorials, one by myself in the The New York Times ("The Problems with Originalism"), the other by Jill Lepore in the The New Yorker ("Weaponizing the Past").
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Just take a look at the best campaign ad of 218, produced for Democratic candidate David Brill: Apologies for the overused media superlative, but weaponizing your opponent's family against them is brilliant.
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Some of Gawker's worst practices — reflexively criticizing people without giving them the benefit of the doubt, weaponizing internet outrage against ordinary people who didn't merit it — have now become de rigueur online.
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Every American must know that no hostile power will be able to undermine American democracy or destroy an American president by weaponizing dark-side information kept secret from our people by coverups.
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Not only was this move reckless, weaponizing the reputation of the bureau once again as a partisan political entity, but also Comey was apparently ignoring the strong discouragement of the Justice Department.
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And for many in the LGBTQ community, Thiel's story brings back memories of people effectively weaponizing a person's sexual orientation or gender identity for blackmail, general embarrassment and shaming, and other threats.
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His incumbent senators will most likely face the same questions from voters, and Democrats are hopeful that weaponizing Mr. McConnell's "grim reaper" label will help them maintain their numbers in the Senate.
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But now that strategy is under scrutiny as government officials in the United States and Europe warn that it can be used to manipulate voters by inflaming ideological divides and weaponizing information.
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Criminal justice advocates and policing experts told BuzzFeed News that weaponizing humor and memes to publicly shame offenders online is, at best, unprofessional and at worst, undermines public trust in law enforcement.
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Now, another coil of history may be turning back: In fixating on Mr. Abdel Rahman's thinking, his foes, even more than his followers, may very well be amplifying and weaponizing his voice.
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Criminals and foreign government hackers seized on the tools, and within months North Korea was weaponizing them to inject ransomware onto 300,000 computers in hospitals, telecoms, and energy firms around the world.
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Blumenthal accused the Trump administration of "weaponizing" the Justice Department for "personal ends" in its charge to crack down on leaks during an interview with CNN's "New Day" earlier in the morning.
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Murphy told The Washington Post this weekend that his party and its leaders were displaying "moral cowardice" in their refusal to face down Trump over his weaponizing of race, gender and ethnicity.
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"The right is weaponizing anti-Semitism to divide the progressive movement, silence criticism of Israel, and distract from the ways they have emboldened the white nationalists causing the violence," IfNotNow tweeted Saturday.
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Several leading French news outlets, unlike American ones, refused to cover the emails, seeing it as aiding and abetting cybercrime — showing one way to defuse Putin's strategy of weaponizing the Western press.
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" Fallon placed emphasis on Russia's non-military methods of extending its influence, describing how the country was "weaponizing misinformation" through its "use of cyber weaponry to disrupt critical infrastructure and disable democratic machinery.
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Yet with the exception of North Korea, which doesn't have an energy-generating nuclear power program, sanctions and international monitors have proven to be an effective deterrent to weaponizing civilian nuclear energy programs.
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"Unfortunately in the 2016 election you had a political opponent who was weaponizing the idea of the celebrity endorsement," she said of Donald Trump though she did not refer to him by name.
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"Unfortunately in the 2016 election you had a political opponent who was weaponizing the idea of the celebrity endorsement," she said of Donald Trump, though she did not refer to him by name.
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Christopher Smith to introduce an amendment — passed by the House last week — to investigate whether the Department of Defense experimented with weaponizing ticks with Lyme disease and released them between 1950 and 1975.
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Namely, the so-called patent trolls, who thrive on snatching up vague, overbroad, or otherwise weak patents, and weaponizing their weakness as an excuse to sue as many companies and individuals as possible.
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The documents are meant to prove that the Iranians had both underreported the extent of their nuclear program and that they were far closer to their ultimate goal of weaponizing their nuclear technology.
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Given that horror repeats itself, that faith in our political institutions is low, that new ways to kill people (weaponizing trucks) are devised too often, it can seem almost irrational not to worry.
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However, as indictments from special counsel Robert Mueller allege, Russian operatives also seek to exploit weaknesses in the cyber infrastructure of individual political campaigns, while weaponizing social media platforms to spread targeted disinformation.
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Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak accused the U.S. of weaponizing liquefied natural gas (LNG) — gas which is super-cooled to liquid form — in an attempt to derail Moscow's economic ties to Western Europe.
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Questioning the legitimacy of video proof of his own mistakes is the logical next step of the weaponizing of untruth that Trump has pursued since he became a candidate for president in 2015.
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And long before Trump began weaponizing the power of the presidency for political gain, Republicans were using their political power to harass climate scientists and, where possible, criminalize the practice of science itself.
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Most countries view the Chinese government's vast territorial claims in the sea as in direct violation of international law, but this has not stopped Beijing from building up and weaponizing islets and reefs.
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However, some members Congress have also voiced their distaste for the idea of a Space Force, and other critics question its utility, expense, and potential role in weaponizing space, perhaps to disastrous effect.
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"These communications cement AMI's long-earned reputation for weaponizing journalistic privileges, hiding behind important protections, and ignoring the tenets and purpose of true journalism," he wrote, talking about AMI executives' emails to him.
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Taken literally, China was put on notice that the U.S. would use force to dismantle what Shanahan called China's "excessive" weaponizing of artificial islands and reefs in contested areas of the South China Sea.
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Girl in the Spider's Web is one of the less complicated stories from the Millennium series, following Lisbeth as she tries to make sure a weaponizing software doesn't end up in the wrong hands.
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Fears are spreading that Saudi Arabia, in retaliation against the growing global outcry caused by the disappearance of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, may hit back at potential economic sanctions by weaponizing its oil dominance.
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" The country "no longer needs" to conduct nuclear or intercontinental ballistic missile tests because it has completed its weaponizing programs, Kim told the Korean Workers' Party's Central Committee, which declared it a "great victory.
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Barriss had been frank about his crimes as they'd escalated in frequency and ambition, but law enforcement had seemed in no rush to prevent him from weaponizing the country's emergency services with fake information.
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Oleg Deripaska, a Russian billionaire known to have ties to the government of President Vladimir Putin, said on Sunday he would fight the U.S. government in court for "weaponizing the financial system" against him.
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Cambridge Analytica's scraping of 87 million user profiles through a simple personality quiz, and then weaponizing that information on behalf of Donald Trump's presidential campaign, revealed how information on social media is inherently insecure.
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Rather than raising the cost of contaminating vast swaths of American lands, the state and federal governments have spent their time re-codifying and weaponizing the legal system against citizens opposing further pipeline construction.
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Later, I started to think about how the police are weaponizing that color by identifying as blue and by presenting blueness as if it's a racial identity, thinking of the Blue Lives Matter movement.
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That's because the FBI chief was notorious for weaponizing the information – including gossip, rumors and secret dossiers – he amassed while maintaining a godlike reign at the bureau for a span of some 40 years.
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Countries can't sic thunderstorms on one another like trained pit bulls (despite Fidel Castro's speculation that the U.S. was weaponizing hurricanes via Project Stormfury, a research program aimed at controlling hurricanes to prevent disasters).
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Weaponizing the dollar and the dollar-based international monetary system is another effort to undo the damage of America's "exorbitant privilege," compounded by Washington's related policy blunders that ignored decades of increasing trade deficits.
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The two parties coming together to make clear that we're not going to help America's adversaries accomplish their goals by weaponizing materials they steal and make public in order to disrupt our democratic process.
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President Trump and Treasury Secretary Mnuchin cannot eliminate the U.S. trade deficit until they focus on these excessive foreign capital inflows, which are weaponizing the dollar against the interests of America's companies and workers.
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Rather, the president and his GOP allies have described the Democratic-led impeachment as a "sham," arguing that Democrat are weaponizing the process in order to hurt the Republican president in an election year.
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Though Ecuador may be too small to register on the Twitter executive team's radar, under their noses the lucrative business of weaponizing the platform is already being exported to other countries in the region.
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Republicans forcefully defended Mr. Trump, beginning with a letter from the committee's ranking member, Representative Kevin Brady of Texas, early Thursday urging Mr. Neal to reconsider "weaponizing the nation's tax code" for political purposes.
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So this appeal to employees is an interesting strategy in a new environment where tech workers are being seen as a potentially weaponizing force to steer the direction of the companies they work for.
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Apple CEO took a hammer to other members of FAANG at a speech in Europe this week, suggesting some companies (guess who?) in the "Data Industrial Complex" are "weaponizing" the management of your personal data.
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JC: Yeah, so I think weaponizing AI is like a really good question that's incredibly unclear right now because on the one hand you'd say gosh ... KS: What a good choice, it works well, right?
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But where there's a dispute between the executive and legislative branches of government, "I think it's better that we have the court's interpretation," he said, rather than "establish a precedent that is weaponizing the IRS."
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When Austin-based filmmaker Lex Lybrand set out to make a movie about patent trolls, people who abuse the legal system by weaponizing intellectual property rights, he wanted to focus on Texas, not Silicon Valley.
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The reality is that Iran will be left at year 10 or 13 with a large and sophisticated nuclear infrastructure, one that will then have the option of weaponizing should it choose to do so.
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So if social networks really want to maximize free speech across their communities they have to be prepared to weed out bad actors who would shrink the speech of minorities by weaponizing hate against them.
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However, Russia could be a leader in weaponizing AI in pursuit of its grand strategy, which is to end US hegemony in the international system and re-establish Russian influence over the former Soviet region.
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Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan in a scathing dissent on Wednesday accused her conservative colleagues of "weaponizing" the First Amendment after the court ruled public-sector unions can't charge nonmembers a "fair-share" agency fee.
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"With their Russian collusion allegations imploding, the Democrats are weaponizing congressional committees to try to manufacture some new case to use to impeach the president," spokesman Jack Langer said in a statement to The Hill.
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The biggest fears for further weakening economic growth have focused on the implications of a trade war but a combination of trade conflicts, geopolitical brinkmanship and the weaponizing of global finance is the larger threat.
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Sex became more and more infrequent, and eventually I started weaponizing my slightly lower sex drive—to deny her sex at crucial moments, as my way of expressing how angry I was for other reasons.
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American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, accused her conservative colleagues of "weaponizing the First Amendment" when they ruled that public sector unions cannot charge nonmembers "agency fees" because it amounts to compelled speech.
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Directly addressing the constitutional protections at issue, Kagan added, "And it does so by weaponizing the First Amendment, in a way that unleashes judges, now and in the future, to intervene in economic and regulatory policy."
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Weaponizing fear, outrage, and most of all division, they are likely betting crisis or confrontation will win them the support of narrow but powerful factions and electorates, either handing them new power or entrenching their authority.
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In essence, Sharp Objects is putting its crime-solving methods directly in front of us — listen to what people are saying, notice who knows what and who's weaponizing sex and knowledge of the past against whom.
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President Trump has rightfully railed against weaponizing the criminal justice system against political opponents when he has been the target, yet now it seems he was willing to weaponize the Justice Department against his political opponents.
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Indeed, watching Waldheim's campaign, it's hard not to think about the present day — from the emergence of old hatreds, to the closure of elite ranks around their own, to the weaponizing of nationalism against the truth.
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But advocates have long argued that a lack of state oversight has led some owners to abuse the provision, systematically weaponizing I.A.I.s to inflate costs and push rents toward the threshold that would deregulate an apartment.
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The Justice Department's antitrust investigation into four automakers who agreed to abide by stricter emission standards being rolled out in California is reviving concerns that the Trump administration is weaponizing its competition enforcers against political rivals.
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The cruelty of this, of weaponizing a girl's talent and the pride she might have for it, struck me again as it has often since reading Julie K. Brown's piece on Epstein in the Miami Herald.
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"The weaponizing of inspections processes in the provision of abortion care has escalated as an anti-abortion tactic by anti-abortion politicians, to find ways of effectively banning abortion in states, without overturning Roe," Lee-Gilmore said.
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Also on the stage in person: Apple's CEO Tim Cook, who didn't mince his words either — attacking what he dubbed a "data industrial complex" which he said is "weaponizing" people's person data against them for private profit.
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Ben Sasse said Sunday that he is troubled by President Donald Trump's latest attacks on the news media because he is concerned about the danger of "weaponizing distrust," which can harm the freedoms that define a democracy.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin and his ally, Syrian President Bashar Assad, are "weaponizing" the region's refugee crisis and are using it to undermine Europe's security and unity, according to a top U.S. and NATO commander in Europe.
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READ: How Germany's far-right AfD is weaponizing Nazi history Faced with a growing backlash, the local branch of the AfD has attempted to distance itself from the remarks, which it blamed on a social media editor.
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"I think that when we elect Michael Grimm here, we'll be able to prove to these people who are weaponizing the DOJ and all of its bodies that the people aren't standing for it anymore," Caputo said.
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"If you are over the mass hysteria, if you're over politicizing and weaponizing of the coronavirus, you are not alone," Sean Hannity, the highest-rated host on Fox News, assured the network's prime time audience this week.
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But on Friday, Reed O'Connor, a partisan Republican judge known for "weaponizing" his judicial power, declared the A.C.A. as a whole — protection for pre-existing conditions, subsidies to help families afford coverage, and the Medicaid expansion — unconstitutional.
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Since 2014, the Kremlin has conducted a disinformation campaign against Europe, led by the St. Petersburg-based Internet Research Agency, who pioneered the art of creating division and sowing distrust by weaponizing platforms like Facebook and Twitter.
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In South Carolina, Mr. Biden has intensified his Joe-hearts-Barack strategy, weaponizing the president's popularity as a battering ram to punish Mr. Sanders and Mr. Bloomberg for making Mr. Obama sweat for their support in 2012.
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This, as well as the bitter lessons learned from the Instex experiment, illustrate once again how hard it is to run an independent foreign policy in a dollar world in which the United States is weaponizing trade.
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Last July, Sasse criticized Trump on CNN's "State of the Union" for his attacks on the news media, saying he is concerned about the danger of "weaponizing distrust" that can harm the freedoms that define a democracy.
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Surely, weaponizing trade is a tempting shot when you want to throw the proverbial kitchen sink at the country (China) designated as a "strategic competitor" and a "revisionist power" challenging the Pax Americana – the American world order.
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But to critics like the New York Times's Paul Krugman, Ryan was an obvious con man weaponizing the deficit to hamstring Obama's presidency, weaken the recovery, and snooker Beltway centrists eager to champion a reasonable-seeming Republican.
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"They're weaponizing information for the purposes of influencing elections," says Dmitri Alperovitch, CTO of security firm Crowdstrike, which was the first to link the Russian government to the DNC hack, months before US intelligence agencies confirmed Russia's involvement.
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Rappler's reporting has included investigations into what it says is the "weaponizing" of the internet by a government that openly engages and facilitates pro-Duterte bloggers, whose postings have stirred and amplified online hate toward the president's opponents.
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"We know that a big part of the Russian interference campaign was hacking and weaponizing social media, and a big part of what Cambridge Analytica did was using social media to deliver the candidate's [Trump's] message," Swalwell said.
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The researchers, who are from Cardiff University's Crime and Security Research Institute, go on to assert that the weaponizing of social media to exacerbate societal division requires "a more sophisticated 'post-event prevent' stream to counter-terrorism policy".
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From the Federal Reserve's disappointing comments on the future of interest rates to President Donald Trump's surprise tariffs to China's weaponizing of the yuan, the record-long bull market took a big hit in a relatively short time.
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Given the growing political divide in this country, it's safe to say instances like this will continue, although we hope Americans from across the political spectrum can ease up on the character assassinations and stop weaponizing mob mentality.
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AUSTIN, Texas — President Donald Trump is weaponizing homelessness in a way not seen in a generation — giving cover to local Republicans pursuing punitive measures and unraveling a longstanding consensus on how to best get people off the streets.
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Truly, was it ever likely that the owner of The Washington Post would kowtow to a company with, as Bezos writes, a "long-earned reputation for weaponizing journalistic privileges... and ignoring the tenets and purpose of true journalism"?
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You're also coming here at a time when tech has sort of amplified ... I've always talked about weaponizing and amplifying a lot of bad feelings, all kinds of different things in society, and sort of fracturing a lot.
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The fight choreography hews closer to martial arts than to the series's usual slash-and-shoot techniques, and Rick's tactic of weaponizing the flesh-eater by wrestling its leash from its handler makes for some sublimely gruesome carnage.
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It&aposs the reason they have nuclear weapons and it&aposs the reason why they are nuclear -- they are weaponizing ICBM&aposs, because they want to hold the American people at risk to guarantee the preservation of the regime.
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"Weaponizing information is really about who gets to write the truth, who gets to write the narrative and who benefits from that narrative — and that is incredibly powerful," said Laura Galante, director of intelligence analysis at cybersecurity firm FireEye.
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It seems Nicki may have realized that in this case, weaponizing her fans won't be enough to take the upper hand away from Cardi, who intuitively understands how to use social media to sway public opinion in her favor.
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While he was mildly more energetic than in the first debate -- his answer on Trump's weaponizing of race was O'Rourke's best moment in either debate -- there were large swaths of the debate where he simply disappeared from the conversation.
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From forecasting his own death, to pushing messages of self-love, to weaponizing his fanbase against anyone who dared to think differently from him will likely help XXXtentacion evade negativity in his death amongst his peer group and followers.
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RELATED: Mark Foster reflects on "weaponizing joy" After the massacre, many Democratic and Republican lawmakers agreed to ban the sale of bump-fire stocks, but a month later, Congress does not appear to be taking steps to outlaw them.
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Hyperallergic sat down with Bodomo to discuss the importance of de-centering hero narratives, the weaponizing of reality against African stories, and her process for adapting "the real and unreal stories" of the Zambian Space Academy into a feature.
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It really looks, at least from afar, like a weaponizing of the most pernicious stereotype placed on Asian women by the West — this insistence on seeing them as submissive and sexually compliant, which is to say, not seeing them at all.
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They say their coworkers are weaponizing the company's HR department, baiting them into discussions about diversity and then reporting them to HR. Management isn't responding to their concerns, employees said, leaving them to fend for themselves in the face of discrimination.
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Matthew Dowd was President George W. Bush's chief strategist during the 2004 presidential election, an election cycle that saw the leader of the free world endorse a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage, thus weaponizing bigotry to get re-elected.
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"We need to work together and co-ordinate our efforts — in a European way, protecting our freedoms," he said, adding that the plan sets out "how to fight back against the relentless propaganda and information weaponizing used against our democracies".
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Yet Facebook has rushed to normalize what are abnormally hostile uses of its tools; aka the weaponizing of disinformation to further divisive political ends — presenting 'election security' as just another day-to-day cost of being in the people farming business.
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In November, UK Prime Minister Theresa May also directly accused Russia of seeking to meddle in the democratic affairs of other nations by planting fake stories in the media to try to sow discord in the West by 'weaponizing information'.
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"I am extremely concerned that by relaxing the rules, the Obama administration has allowed U.S. companies to be complicit in weaponizing the Iranian regime," Representative Bill Huizenga, chairman of the Monetary Policy and Trade Subcommittee, said in a statement on Wednesday.
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But even as he accuses others of dishonesty, Bruenig is weaponizing this point against plans that it doesn't apply to — most recently, the Center for American Progress's Medicare Extra plan — and doing so in ways that confuse the underlying issue.
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Suggestions varied from breaking up tech giants to breaking down business models that were roundly accused of incentivizing the spread of outrageous nonsense for a pure-play profit motive, including by weaponizing people's data to dart them with 'relevant' propaganda.
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This is how elected autocrats subvert democracy—packing and "weaponizing" the courts and other neutral agencies, buying off the media and the private sector (or bullying them into silence), and rewriting the rules of politics to permanently disadvantage their rivals.
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"Ted Cruz will stop at nothing to weasel his way into power, even if it means weaponizing stolen information to manipulate people to like him," Manny Garcia, deputy executive director of the Texas Democratic Party, said in a press release.
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Read more: America's doctors warn Google, Twitter, and Facebook: Anti-vaxxers are weaponizing tech platforms, prompting outbreaks that can "debilitate and kill"The BBC's research indicated that videos not in English were slipping through YouTube's net more than English-language ones.
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Democrats must insist on de-weaponizing the debt limit as a condition of raising it for a Republican president—and ideally do so when Congress returns from August recess, but at the very least before the end of Trump's first term.
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That in itself makes Norton's situation strikingly different from those of Gunn and Jeong, in which the alt-right's mechanism of staging outrage over old tweets specifically relied on weaponizing them by removing and obscuring as much context as possible.
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Suspicion will, of course, linger for years that there's a connection between Trump's habit of weaponizing anti-Latino hysteria as the centerpiece of his politics and the unfolding of an essentially unprecedented human tragedy in a Spanish-speaking US territory.
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Designed to bring Russian gas to Germany under the Baltic Sea, the pipeline has been repeatedly criticized by Trump and the U.S. Energy Department, who both say Moscow is weaponizing energy and trying to make Europe reliant on Russian gas.
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Matt Gaetz (R-Fla), a Trump ally, is among those asking the Senate to investigate "how political opposition research drafted by a foreign, known liar was able to fuel a weaponizing of our intelligence community against a rival campaign," he said.
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The United States is "weaponizing" visas, having failed to grant them in time or at all for Chinese space officials for an international event in Washington, China's Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday, in the latest escalation of tensions between the two countries.
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Russia is weaponizing technology not just to meddle in our elections, but to increase power on the global stage, Axios' David McCabe and Joe Uchill point out: Russia likes to target vulnerable populations (countries with major elections, referendums, civil wars, political controversies).
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From suspending U.S. agricultural product purchases to weaponizing the yuan, these high-stakes measures, which could put Chinese businesses at risk, are a preview of how far China could be willing to go economically to get a long-term deal in its favor.
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And all of his dog whistles and all of his appeals began to coalesce in the primary, and then once he won the nomination, he had some additional advantages like Russian help and sophisticated data analytics operation, weaponizing information, all of that.
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Some have accused Moscow of "weaponizing" Syrian refugees, tens of thousands of which fled Russian bombs during that time, and using them as a geopolitical tool to undermine the EU. Putin's order comes as the war in Syria enters its sixth year.
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Should the committee decide at some point prior to the 2020 election to vote to release Trump's tax returns, Trump could then best leverage both a potent legal and political assault with regard to Democrats "weaponizing" his tax returns as a political attack.
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But Trump's remarks were also more subdued than his appearance the night before at a campaign event in South Carolina, where he whipped up the crowd by suggesting his political opponents were weaponizing the virus as a "new hoax" against his presidency.
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Campbell said he believes "political operatives are weaponizing their disagreement" with the Russia investigation "in a bid to undermine the credibility of the entire institution" of the FBI, which could tarnish the public support of federal law enforcement for years to come.
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It also refuted the predictable Republican strategy of weaponizing House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiWhy President Trump needs to speak out on Hong Kong Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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When hackers took aim at the internet's backbone last year, impeding access to websites like Twitter and Spotify, they did so by weaponizing the Internet of Things — a catch-all category of web-connected devices that includes fitness trackers and smart thermostats.
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The BJP began its focus on WhatsApp in 2017 and 2018 local elections, weaponizing the platforms to foment fear and confusion among supporters, which in turn has led to real-world violence, especially in rural areas where access to other sources of information is limited.
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"It's clear that this Administration, hamstrung by federal rulings that have prevented the mass deportation of DACA recipients, is now actively weaponizing the Department of Housing and Urban Development to carry out its bigoted anti-immigrant agenda," said Menendez in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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No, not yet MORE and then-FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien ComeySchiff: Barr 'weaponizing' DOJ 'to go after the president's enemies' Comey: Mueller 'didn't succeed in his mission because there was inadequate transparency' GOP lawmaker says newly-released Butina was jailed due to 'Russophobia' MORE.
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Also notable: It continues to reject entirely the idea that Russian-backed disinformation campaigns have had any impact on domestic democratic processes at all — despite public remarks by prime minister Theresa May last year generally attacking Putin for weaponizing disinformation for election interference purposes.
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Weaponizing the discovery process The rules of the road in cyberspace are not well defined across the public and private sectors, leaving private citizens in a difficult position if they believe their reputation has been damaged by a shadowy foreign entity hiding behind computer screens.
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The point here is that by playing in the swamp of racism -- and weaponizing race for political gain -- Trump has created a racial climate in this country in which people who hold those toxic views feel more empowered than ever to voice them without fear.
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"The numbers speak volumes of the confidence of the international community on the human rights record of the Duterte administration and its vision of keeping each and every Filipino safe and secure," he said, accusing critics of "weaponizing" human rights for their own agenda.
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When he stood to defend himself, his face betrayed the strain, gradually reddening into a crimson blush that spanned from cheekbone to jaw, as he accused Democrats, under the leadership of "a fella named Chuck Schumer," for weaponizing the filibuster over the past 15 years.
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By weaponizing and politicizing a medium so typically associated with the 'feminine,' one that is in and of itself intricately linked to the storied Mexican textile tradition of elaborate embroidery and needlework, these collectives potently condemn Mexican impunity while lending a voice to the silenced.
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And those wounds map onto things that America is currently struggling to address: our relationship to shameful episodes in our history, the ways that communities and families can be torn apart by powerful people weaponizing loyalty for their own gain, and how we think about immigrants.
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Weaponizing the powerful tools of intelligence, lying to the FISA court judges to target one political candidate in favor of one political candidate who did commit crimes, who did pay for Russian propaganda, it is the biggest, most twisted boomerang I&aposve ever seen in my life.
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" By pre-packing reportage that is ready to run, Green noted, Bannon has figured out "how conservatives can hack the mainstream media," adding that "'weaponizing' a story onto the front page of The New York Times ('the Left') is infinitely more valuable than publishing it on Breitbart.com.
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Many of the former deep state Obama era officials who propagated all of these Russian lies that were found in Hillary&aposs bought and paid for a dirty dossier, and by the way, are still to this day politicizing and weaponizing the powerful tools of intelligence.
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READ: How the far-right is weaponizing Nazi history in Germany Interior Minister Seehofer has yet to respond to the open letter, but the federal police say that simply being named on one of the lists does not mean officers will treat the matter as a threat.
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Even if we draw zero conclusions about why these people and organizations were specifically targeted and whether any blame can or should be doled out to Trump for weaponizing partisanship and polarization, we are still dealing with an absolutely critical moment in the history of our politics.
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Acting alongside George Clooney in Clooney's 2008 football screwball comedy Leatherheads and Matt Damon in Gus Van Sant's 2012 fracking drama Promised Land, Krasinski's played variations on the beloved golden boy as secret villain, and in weaponizing his aw-shucks air, managed to be more intriguing than the stars.
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What we have here, then, is a man who is weaponizing his own failings as a public servant and using his power to attack his political opponent mere days before an election "In most industries around the world, white hat security researching is something that's embraced," Levin said.
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Talk of winning conventional wars against Russia or China, or spending over a trillion dollars to modernize an already excessive nuclear arsenal, or weaponizing outer space, as Trump proposed just last week, is more likely to spark a new global arms race than to promote peace and stability.
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Mark Foster on weaponizing joy Foster the People released their latest album, "Sacred Hearts Club" over the summer and Foster said that while watching a tense political situation "rip families apart, rip friends apart and really just divide us," it was important for the band to make "joyful" music.
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The Supreme Court must end its dancing around the peripheries of Roe by pretending the central issue is how far women need to drive to seek abortions, or by alternately weaponizing Roe to attack states' rights by overriding the will of duly elected legislators working to protect the helpless.
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Giving a speech yesterday, the UK prime minister set out in no uncertain tones her conviction that Russia has been using social media platforms to try to interfere with Western democracies, directly accusing Vladimir Putin of seeking to sow social division by "weaponizing information" and planting fake stories.
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But his new EP as Virtual Self goes even further, weaponizing wistful trance builds and lonely drum breaks as blissful nostalgia bombs that level the emotional defenses of all the sensitive kids who got into the whole electronic music thing through DDR and anime, just like Robinson did.
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"What we are also seeing regionally — the protests in Iran, the protests in Iraq, and the protests in Lebanon are a consistent rejection of the Iranian model of undermining sovereignty, endemic corruption, weaponizing sectarian grievances and destabilizing the region broadly," a senior State Department official told reporters Monday.
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Trump, Sandmann's fan who came to his defense in a tweet, won't ever apologize to natives for weaponizing the name of Pocahontas when he goes after Elizabeth Warren's neck, so we can hardly expect a member of his base in training to apologize for their vile and vulgar behavior.
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The media landscape has evolved into a 24/7 news cycle; the internet has created a communication revolution of unfiltered political opinion; the Republican Party has led the way in weaponizing partisan tactics in a perpetual campaign culture; unprecedented amounts of money have flowed into a new political battlefield.
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But human rights activists said the platform's been far more toxic in developing countries like Syria, Myanmar, and India, where people's basic rights, and sometimes their lives, are at risk because of hate speech, the weaponizing of the platform by authoritarian governments, and a complete lack of transparency.
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Schiff maintained that the investigation had a "political" motivation because the president asked DOJ to "investigate anyone who stood in his way," mentioning former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien ComeySchiff: Barr 'weaponizing' DOJ 'to go after the president's enemies' Comey: Mueller 'didn't succeed in his mission because there was inadequate transparency' GOP lawmaker says newly-released Butina was jailed due to 'Russophobia' MORE and former Director of National Intelligence James ClapperJames Robert ClapperSchiff: Barr 'weaponizing' DOJ 'to go after the president's enemies' Top Trump administration officials hail al-Baghdadi raid but stress need for resolve in fighting ISIS Former House Intel Committee Chair: 'No way we could have' killed ISIS leader without the Kurds MORE by name.
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With 10 dead and 15 injured by a man who — while his motives are not yet determined — clearly found inspiration in weaponizing a rental van to run down innocent civilians, the city has experienced the sort of horrifying event that we have long since accepted happens in the world, only elsewhere.
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James is likely not the last good person to be put on trial Given the growing political divide in this country, its' safe to say instances like this will continue, although we hope Americans from across the political spectrum can easy up on the character assassinations and stop weaponizing mob mentality.
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Art or not then, all of these collectives, by weaponizing and politicizing a medium so typically associated with the 'feminine,' one that is in and of itself intricately linked to the storied Mexican textile tradition of elaborate embroidery and needlework, potently condemn Mexican impunity while lending a voice to the silenced.
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Read more: China is 'weaponizing capital' — and it's keeping the head of the US Navy awake at night"The sense in Solomon Islands is that there are significant resources on offer here from China, and they want to move with the times and on the side of history," he said.
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The social media giant, which has come under significant pressure to do more to stop bad actors weaponizing its platform to spread disinformation, said the Sputnik accounts were part of a network that originated in Russia and operated in the Baltics, Central Asia, the Caucasus and Central and Eastern Europe.
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" In the following hour, Ingraham ratcheted up that messaging at the top of her show, referring to the Democratic Party as the "PANDEMIC PARTY," with the D-E-M in "pandemic" highlighted in blue, while the chyron text in the lower portion of the screen said "LEFT WEAPONIZING CORONAVIRUS FEARS.
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Hannity & Ingraham attack and mock media for coverage Some of Trump's most ardent supporters in media have downplayed concerns about the coronavirus and misled their audiences by telling them that news organizations and members of the Democratic Party are weaponizing fear in a bid to hurt the President's re-election efforts.
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Leadership analysis might give clues Russian defense minister: 'We won't do anything' in Europe unless US places missiles there MORE this week focused on what you'd expect: Russia's illegal annexation of Crimea, its instigation of the fighting in Eastern Ukraine and its weaponizing of information, including the meddling in elections.
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Whether the issue is immigration, trade, the budget, national security, de-weaponizing federal agencies like the IRS, Justice Department and the deep state, and replacing special interest influence with an America first agenda, the White House political operation has lost touch with what drove then candidate Trump to victory in 2016.
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It further amends the offense of voyeurism (a class B misdemeanor) to include the use of any technology, including drones, to secretly capture video of an individual under certain circumstancesVermont: SB 155 mandates that law enforcement report annually on drone use by the department, regulates said use, and forbids weaponizing drones.
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And there's a real debate about ... I don't know how closely you follow Supreme Court decisions relating to the First Amendment, but this recent case involving labor unions in which Justice Kagan dissented and she accused the majority of "weaponizing" the First Amendment ... I love that, I use that term myself.
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"On IP, Huawei is not a very aggressive company, we don't support the approach of weaponizing patents, our goal around IPR (intellectual property rights) is to ensure that our global business is protected, so it's a defensive approach, we like to defend our business that's our goal around IPR activities," Song told CNBC.
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"This news is a cruel new step toward weaponizing programs that are intended to help people by making them, instead, a means of separating families and sending immigrants and communities of color one message: you are not welcome here," Marielena Hincapié, executive director of the National Immigration Law Center, said in a statement.
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Barr has tapped Connecticut U.S. Attorney John DurhamJohn DurhamImpeachment tests Barr-Trump relationship Democrats doth protest too much against the Durham investigation Schiff: Barr 'weaponizing' DOJ 'to go after the president's enemies' MORE to lead the investigation; Durham is well regarded, which has to some extent insulated the Justice Department from criticism.
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Democrats are the party of great aspirations for every citizen, running against Republicans in Congress who blindly support a Republican president who makes every day an opportunity to pit Americans against Americans, weaponizing a politics of insults and defamations against the large numbers of Americans he ridicules and demeans on any given day.
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"Our foreign competitors and adversaries have already begun weaponizing space, developing new technologies to disrupt vital communications, blind satellites and threatening — just, you look at what they're doing, they've given me rundowns, I've seen things that you don't even want to see what they're doing and how advanced they are," he said.
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The German chemist Clara Immerwahr killed herself after protesting her husband's advocacy of weaponizing chlorine gas in World War I. The physicist Leo Szilard made a petition signed by 222 Manhattan Project scientists urging President Truman to see an atomic bomb test in action before considering whether to deploy it against people.
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Hour by hour, minute by minute, I make decisions that seem like the right things to do at the time, but which prevent me from reflecting on the most significant, most critical fact in my life: Every day I participate in a system that is weaponizing our big, gorgeous planet against our kids.
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New York (CNN Business)Some of President Donald Trump's most ardent supporters in media have downplayed concerns about the novel coronavirus this week and misled their audiences by telling them that news organizations and members of the Democratic Party are weaponizing fear in a bid to hurt the President's re-election efforts.
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If every ISIS supporting radical in the west decides that stabbings and homemade bombings must be replaced with the much more difficult — but higher impact — task of weaponizing hijacked planes, it may just be a matter of time before one of them pulls off another mass casualty terror nightmare on U.S. soil.
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Seoul has accused Tokyo of weaponizing trade to retaliate against South Korean court rulings calling for Japanese companies to offer reparations to South Koreans forced into labor during World War II. Tokyo's measures struck a nerve in South Korea, where many still harbor resentment over Japan's brutal colonial rule from 1910 to 1945.
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The same could be said in watching key Democrats "protest too much" to the investigation by United States Attorney John DurhamJohn DurhamDemocrats doth protest too much against the Durham investigation Schiff: Barr 'weaponizing' DOJ 'to go after the president's enemies' Democrats must question possible political surveillance MORE into the origins of the Russia probe.
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First, Giuliani is treading in murky waters, at best, by continuing to solicit campaign dirt from foreign nationals to be used against Biden -- and now Barr reportedly has plunged himself and the Justice Department right into that same mire by openly accepting, and weaponizing, the anti-Biden (hence, pro-Trump) dirt that Giulani generates.
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It seems like even if you're being targeted by people who want to get you fired and are weaponizing your old posts in bad faith, that can still have negative consequences for you and it just shows how risky it is to make what you regard as jokes or as fine things to say in certain contexts.
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I think what we are seeing, Sean, and I&aposve said this over and over again, is just one small portion of massive abuse, and the American people deserve the truth because our country relies on the foundation that we built ourselves upon and it&aposs not meant for spying, it&aposs not meant for weaponizing the intelligence community.
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In August, he tweeted that she should be released from prison, arguing authorities should instead jail former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien ComeySchiff: Barr 'weaponizing' DOJ 'to go after the president's enemies' Comey: Mueller 'didn't succeed in his mission because there was inadequate transparency' GOP lawmaker says newly-released Butina was jailed due to 'Russophobia' MORE.
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Price is the world's leading expert on the relationships between US anthropologists, social scientists, and US military intelligence agencies, the author of the book Weaponizing Anthropology: Social Science in Service of the National Security State, and has served on several American Anthropological Associations commissions and task forces dealing with the ethical issues of engaging with the US intelligence community.
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The volume chronicles how the Supremes in their original incarnation (Diana Ross, Ms. Wilson and Florence Ballard) and in their later form as Diana Ross and the Supremes (or DRATS) became agents of cultural change in the 1960s, breaking the race ceiling by weaponizing fashion and defining the way many women — black women, white women — wanted to look.
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Trump budget director Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE on Friday accused former President Obama of weaponizing the 2013 government shutdown, and said the new administration would go in a different direction.
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One hopes a film like this will connect the dots between the workplace horrors so many women faced at Fox and the broader GOP -- how there is a direct line between men like Roger Ailes demanding a young female reporter pull her skirt up ever higher and the Republican Party's weaponizing of white male rage -- but it seems doubtful.
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But weaponizing #MeToo to take down a political appointee, throwing due process out the window, deciding before anyone has been able to testify publicly that one person is credible and the other isn't, and setting dangerous standards most victims will never be able to clear isn't a good way to protect our country from the court.
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This week: What's next for Iran after nationwide protests; North Korea's playing nice so it can go to the Olympics; Putin's archrival is weaponizing YouTube against the Kremlin; Israel is using Facebook to jail Palestinians Iran's leadership went to great lengths to stomp out the largest anti-government protests in the country since 2009's Green Revolution.
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It is a lesson they should have learned from the election of Trump, the saga of James ComeyJames Brien ComeySchiff: Barr 'weaponizing' DOJ 'to go after the president's enemies' Comey: Mueller 'didn't succeed in his mission because there was inadequate transparency' GOP lawmaker says newly-released Butina was jailed due to 'Russophobia' MORE, and the conclusion of the special counsel investigation.
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Edward Snowden, as will be recalled, proudly attached his name when he released proof that James ClapperJames Robert ClapperFairness, tradition, and the Constitution demand the 'whistleblower' step forward Schiff: Barr 'weaponizing' DOJ 'to go after the president's enemies' Top Trump administration officials hail al-Baghdadi raid but stress need for resolve in fighting ISIS MORE had lied about warrantless mass surveillance of Americans.
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"Weaponizing the tax code for political purposes sets a dangerous precedent," said House Ways and Means Committee ranking member Kevin BradyKevin Patrick BradyRepublicans' rendezvous with reality — their plan is to cut Social Security The Social Security 2100 Act is critical for millennials and small business owners House panel releases documents of presidential tax return request before Trump MORE (R-Texas).
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"There are elements within the community that are weaponizing this anger to create discontent and an environment of hostility because they don't want to integrate public schools, including reforms that would benefit other low-income Asians," she said, adding that she has been called a race traitor for being a member of the panel that recommended an overhaul of gifted and talented.
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Describing the haircut she got before the second Republican debate, for example, when she was deep in her Trump war and decided to lop her beach-babe waves into a slicked-back crop, Ms. Kelly quite cheerfully took a four-letter invitation and turned it into a taunt — thus owning the vulgarity and weaponizing what might otherwise have seemed a mere beauty decision.
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For example, the US military spends a lot on biosecurity from a military perspective, but nonmilitary funding for the implementation support unit of the Biological Weapons Convention — an organization tasked with ensuring compliance with the international law that prevents nations from weaponizing viruses for war — has a total budget of $1.4 million a year, less than a typical McDonald's franchise.
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" Former Director of National Intelligence James ClapperJames Robert ClapperSchiff: Barr 'weaponizing' DOJ 'to go after the president's enemies' Top Trump administration officials hail al-Baghdadi raid but stress need for resolve in fighting ISIS Former House Intel Committee Chair: 'No way we could have' killed ISIS leader without the Kurds MORE told Tapper that "ISIS is more than just Baghdadi, as important as he was.
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Renowned Chinese military strategist Sun Tzu once said, "He who is prudent and lies in wait for an enemy who is not, will be victorious," and no one in Better Call Saul is playing Sun Tzu's long game quite like Jimmy or Mike — though, let's be honest, Sun Tzu likely didn't imagine a man weaponizing a garden hose while lying in wait (looking at you, crafty Mike).
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In an effort to keep the practice of weaponizing our banks for political purposes from ever happening again, the Comptroller of the Currency proposed changes last month to measure compliance and increase accountability within the framework of the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA), which requires FDIC-insured banks to meet the credit needs of all individuals in low- and moderate-income communities in which they operate.
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SE Cupp: Hirono is trying to weaponize #MeToo But weaponizing #MeToo to take down a political appointee, throwing due process out the window, deciding before anyone has been able to testify publicly that one person is credible and the other isn't, and setting dangerous standards most victims will never be able to clear isn't a good way to protect our country from the court.
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On Sunday night in New York, however, the PBOC let the onshore yuan weaken to its lowest level against the greenback in more than 10 years, sparking fears of China weaponizing its currency in its trade war with the U.S. Those fears sent stocks tumbling across the board and moved the yuan to the top of a long list of variables investors are watching during the U.S.-China trade war.
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I thought that the story that she was telling about her children was obviously, I am very sympathetic to her, but what happened there was the sort of the fire starter for what ultimately they ended up doing to candidate Trump and President Trump because they were getting away with so much latitude and prosecutorial overreach and basically weaponizing these agencies and using them as political instruments, to take out their enemies.
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Former National Director of Intelligence James ClapperJames Robert ClapperSchiff: Barr 'weaponizing' DOJ 'to go after the president's enemies' Top Trump administration officials hail al-Baghdadi raid but stress need for resolve in fighting ISIS Former House Intel Committee Chair: 'No way we could have' killed ISIS leader without the Kurds MORE warned Sunday that the U.S. can't "stop worrying about ISIS" after the death of the group's leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's death.
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When I think of Islamists monopolizing and weaponizing a great religion, I am filled with rage — rage at the audacity to shout Allah's name while sending innocent people to their deaths; rage at the perversion of so many minds by their religious leaders; rage at the reality of living in a brown body that is stereotyped, misperceived and disfigured beyond my recognition — and there is nothing I can do to save it.
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He has been outspoken about special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's Russia-collusion investigation and the weaponizing of our political and legal processes to attack 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.
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Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrPETA asks DOJ to stop conducting training that harms animals New York medical examiner stands by assessment of Epstein death Democrats doth protest too much against the Durham investigation MORE, who has closely reviewed how the department handled the Russia investigation, is under fire for shifting the administrative review to a criminal inquiry and allowing the prosecutor presiding over the inquiry, John DurhamJohn DurhamDemocrats doth protest too much against the Durham investigation Schiff: Barr 'weaponizing' DOJ 'to go after the president's enemies' Democrats must question possible political surveillance MORE, to subpoena for witness testimony and documents, put together a grand jury and file charges.
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Since he was elected, Trump and Congress have been pressed to get to the bottom of improper foreign influence in the 2016 election that happened under the watch of Obama intel officials such as then-Director of National Intelligence James ClapperJames Robert ClapperSchiff: Barr 'weaponizing' DOJ 'to go after the president's enemies' Top Trump administration officials hail al-Baghdadi raid but stress need for resolve in fighting ISIS Former House Intel Committee Chair: 'No way we could have' killed ISIS leader without the Kurds MORE, then-CIA Director John BrennanJohn Owen BrennanBrennan responds to Trump tweet with advice for diplomats, intelligence agents and 'other courageous patriots' Justice Dept.
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The Russian attack operated on at least five fronts: • Stealing and weaponizing emails • Spreading defamatory information about 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 and positive pieces about Donald Trump through social media and digital ads • Using Russian state media to disseminate false positive information about Trump and inaccurate negatives about Clinton • Using digital advertising and social media to create a more positive environment for Trump by sowing discord • Working with potentially unwitting individuals and groups in the U.S. to further Trump's interests Arguing that none of this had any impact is fruitless.
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