Sentences with phrase «speaks at a congressional hearing»
Evelyn Rodriguez, center, listening as Timothy Sini, Suffolk County police commissioner, speaks at a congressional hearing at Central Islip's Federal Court last month.
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Rep. Frederica Wilson (D - FL), left, speaks at a congressional field hearing on nursing home preparedness and disaster response at Miami - Dade College.
He'll speak: Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg «has agreed to testify in at least one congressional hearing over the social network's handling of customer data,» The New York Times reports.
One former Cambridge Analytica employee, speaking on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal corporate matters, described hearing Rebekah Mercer express over the phone excitement at the results of 2014 congressional midterms, when Republicans made significant gains to which Cambridge Analytica said it had contributed.
The clergy spoke at a press conference Thursday in the Cannon Congressional office building, one floor below the radicalization hearings.
Erasmus notes the appearance at a congressional subcommittee hearing last week by the Hudson Institute's Nina Shea, who spoke about the suffering of Mideast Christians and America's responsibility to them.
One former Cambridge Analytica employee, speaking on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal corporate matters, described hearing Rebekah Mercer express over the phone excitement at the results of 2014 congressional midterms, when Republicans made significant gains to which Cambridge Analytica said it had contributed.
In one of the film's earliest scenes, Pryce breaks down at a congressional hearing as he speaks of the damage done to his hometown, and voices the outrage and moral certitude of a lone voice demanding justice from the giant corporation responsible.
It's unlikely the recent spate of very bad PR, which could get worse if Zuckerberg does poorly during whatever congressional hearings he might eventually end up speaking at or Facebook reveals firms other than Cambridge Analytica have absconded with user data, which it has already admitted is likely.
One former Cambridge Analytica employee, speaking on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal corporate matters, described hearing Rebekah Mercer express over the phone excitement at the results of 2014 congressional midterms, when Republicans made significant gains to which Cambridge Analytica said it had contributed.