Sentences with phrase «national media headlines»

In 2009, my blog made national media headlines.

It gained national media headlines and was subject to a probe.

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The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) has observed with concern media headlines suggesting that fuel prices have increased by 11 % which is false.

Rockland County Sheriff Louis Falco made national headlines when on January 4 he told the media his correction officers at Rockland County Jail had received taunts from inmates who now knew exactly where they lived thanks to the Journal News gun map.

The attention of Kano State Police Command is drawn to trending headlines in some national dailies and online Media that the «Police Launched prove, threaten bloggers arrest» over IGP's trending...

Local, national and international news media immediately jumped on Paladino's remarks and it became headline news everywhere.

The viral explosion of Paladino's remarks across national news media was not about Carl Paladino it was about Donald Trump and that's reflected in all the headlines.

In the month since O'Donnell rocked the political world with her upset win over Rep. Mike Castle in the Republican primary, she's dominated headlines despite avoiding the national media.

Nevertheless, the headline of your article and messages such as «Expecting moms can relax, it appears, and have a drink now and then, guilt - free,» alongside other similarly egregious abbreviated headline messaging in the national media, suggest that drinking during pregnancy is unequivocally safe.

These events have been sponsored by the Illinois Center of Soy Foods, the National Soybean Research laboratory and many other pro soy organizations, and their carefully orchestrated headlines have been widely reported in the media.

But in this case, the truth stands in the way of getting the best headlines and an opportunity to garner «national media coverage» which, of course, is the ultimate goal for those who can't seem to get out of campaign mode.

Today's social media headline about the Minnesota dentist that lured a favorite lion out of a National Park and killed it reinforces the worthlessness of a medical license if a person is inclined towards immoral acts.

That headline was published by both national and international news media and in respected publications such as Time and Information Week — all of them quick to jump on a then newly released Princeton study.

Nevertheless I say again that I'd like to see someone of stature in science or someone of high visibility in the national media challenge Professor Happer specifically about the contrast between the very headline on his WSJ op - ed («Global warming models are wrong again») and what's asserted by this RC posting (and by Lazarus @ 31) about the retrospective reliability of Hansen et al. (1981).

Marco @ 47: I see what you mean about the general relevance and importance of the posting that you cited, but I'd still like to see someone of stature in science or someone of high visibility in the national media challenge Professor Happer specifically about the contrast between the very headline on his WSJ op - ed («Global warming models are wrong again») and what's asserted by this RC posting (and by Lazarus @ 31) about the retrospective reliability of Hansen et al. (1981).

That in turn has prompted a slew of news stories on the case, the general gist of which you can get from the headlines: Media and rights organizations defend National Review, et al. against Michael Mann (The Washington Post) Climate scientist faces broad array of foes in suit vs. National Review (Reuters) Groups rally around think tank, publication being sued for global warming views (Fox News)... and of course:...

Having been the subject of countless headlines, studies, jokes, and op / eds (for instance, a recent opinion piece in a national paper unfairly decried millennials» love for avocado toast as a character flaw and sparked a social media firestorm), they are the most branded generation in history.

Their ideas within e-governance, digital policies, and national cryptocurrencies have created headlines all over the world and shifted the lens of the media to pay close attention to what is buzzing in this small state in the Baltics.

National real estate statistics typically dominate headlines for major media outlets and this information is -LSB-...]

House prices have remained a «bedrock of value» for Canadians over the past year, despite a steady flood of gloomy media headlines about the slowing Canadian economy, the volatility of the world's stock markets, and the United States» housing crash and credit crisis, according to a national survey by Century 21 Canada brokers.