#media-relations

#media-relations

Gerry Adams explained to the High Court that he refrained from suing multiple media outlets regarding his alleged leadership of the Provisional IRA due to fears of bias in the legal system.

Efforts to question Sen. Fetterman's mental health are baseless allegations, according to him; he labels it a hit piece with no verified sources.

Goggins refused to discuss his relationship with Aimee Lou Wood, stating, "There is no conversation to be had about that." This led to the early ending of the interview.

"Maybe Shannon Sharpe has dealt me the biggest insult of my professional career... spent f-king two hours I did a favor - my time, spiked it."

Hall claims that aides for Kennedy blocked him from being directly interviewed by New York Times reporters about the study; he was only allowed to provide written responses.

Sheppard's tenure as deputy commissioner was marred by controversy, including a public scuffle with his boss and a notorious insult directed at a reporter.

The hope was that by Year 2, Schriffen would avoid bad press, especially with Sox games now being broadcast on the new Chicago Sports Network.

Commenting on Kelly and her project, Swisher recently mused, I think she's just a rage machine, and she has a little act that she takes on the road, and screams at women.

A foreign national can be designated a member of the gang by accumulating eight total points on 20 total data points. For example, the following criteria cited by Feinberg are worth four points each, meaning tattoos and clothing alone are enough for someone to be deported to a prison in El Salvador: Subject has tattoos denoting membership/loyalty to TDA. Subject displays insignia, logos, notations, drawings, or dress known to indicate allegiance to TDA, as observed by law enforcement in person or via virtual mediums.

MULKEY: Is that terrible or is that good? SMITH: Terrible. MULKEY: Is it? How many Finals Four you play in? SMITH: Uh, none. MULKEY: So it's probably pretty good, huh?

Morikawa expressed his desire for the pressure and scrutiny that come with being a top golfer, acknowledging that he feels he should be winning more tournaments.