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“this, however, does not mean that the Strait of Hormuz will reopen.”
Araghchi told reporters that negotiations with Oman on new maritime routes for the Strait of Hormuz were in the final stages.
“I’ve never read the book,”
Davis denied having any part in the shooting and distanced himself from his memoir after his arrest.
“I just gave [the co-author] details of my life,”
Davis explained his role in the memoir's creation, saying he only provided details of his life to the co-author.
“Keep it simple, eat a variety of foods and not too much of anything.”
Amid changing nutrition trends and sometimes contradictory dietary advice, Anderson offers a simple message about eating a variety of foods in moderation.
“Prominences are large magnetic structures that suspend plasma in the atmosphere of the sun, and they glow very bright in a very specific wavelength of light called hydrogen alpha,”
French described prominences as large magnetic structures that glow in hydrogen-alpha light.
“It's sunspots specifically near the edge of the sun that dictate what the corona will look like,”
French explained that sunspots near the sun's edge determine the corona's appearance during an eclipse.
“From day one under Secretary Hegseth, this Department has been focused on delivering generational change to the speed, capacity, and lethality of America’s defense industrial base and the Arsenal of Freedom,”
Parnell said the Department has been focused on delivering generational change to the speed and capacity of America's defense industrial base.
“needed to get rid of Knight and Shakur”
Davis claimed to LAPD detective Greg Kading that Combs said this during an alleged hangout at Greenblatt’s Deli in West Hollywood.
“working directly with industry leaders to accelerate production is not new.”
Parnell confirmed the memo's authenticity in a statement to USA TODAY on Aug. 9.
“we couldn’t let no record company studio gangsters do us like that”
Davis wrote this in his 2019 memoir Compton Street Legend about events after a hotel lobby brawl.
“Those that had three servings of dairy didn't have adverse levels of blood cholesterol or lipids or evidence of insulin resistance,”
A 12-week study found that adults who ate three servings of full-fat dairy per day did not experience adverse cholesterol, lipid, or insulin resistance levels.
“But what you could see, if you're lucky, is a snapshot of an eruption — though maybe a long exposure camera will be more likely to see this than your eye would.”
French described the possibility of seeing a snapshot of an eruption during totality, noting a long-exposure camera might capture it better than the eye.
“If you were to see a total eclipse during solar maximum, the solar corona looks almost like a five-pointed cartoon star,”
French described the visual appearance of the corona during a total eclipse at solar maximum.
“Deputy Secretary Feinberg is a generational leader in that effort, driving the hard work of fixing our broken, antiquated, and immensely complex acquisitions system so we can actually produce the weapons our warfighters need at the pace the threat demands.”
Parnell praised Feinberg as a generational leader driving efforts to fix the Pentagon's acquisitions system.
“For a war against Iran, we could continue that for some time, for months,”
Cancian, lead author of a CSIS shortage analysis, previously told USA TODAY the U.S. could continue the war against Iran for months.
“the weapons our warfighters need at the pace the threat demands.”
Parnell said the department was actively focused on boosting munitions acquisitions to provide needed weapons.
“If the fighting starts up again and the Iranians keep firing missiles at the Gulf states then they’ll be screaming for additional missiles,”
Cancian warned that if fighting resumes, Gulf states under Iranian missile attack will demand additional missiles.
“large amounts are being manufactured and shipped to the U.S. as needed.”
Trump posted on Truth Social pushing back on public reports of a munitions shortage.
“The Supreme Court won’t rule on the substantive issue if it can dismiss the case based on a lack of standing by the plaintiffs,”
Spakovsky said the Supreme Court would likely dismiss the case on standing grounds rather than ruling on the substantive issue.
“His discourse today, his speech, actually shows a lack of detail, a lot of intentions, a lot of political principles that distance himself from the previous left-wing progressive government of Gustavo Petro,”
Restrepo told Al Jazeera that de la Espriella's speech lacked detail and marked a departure from the previous leftist government.
“The district court elevated the aesthetic displeasure of a single passerby over the government’s security interests in the ballroom and the security risks of leaving an open construction site at the President’s home and office,”
Rao wrote in her dissent that the district court elevated a passerby's aesthetic displeasure over government security interests in the ballroom project.
“And I think that's going to be a very tough argument to sustain, especially with the Supreme Court, that's more likely to agree with Rao than they are the [circuit court] majority, given the makeup of the Supreme Court, and the fact that the Supreme Court is very strict on standing.”
Kambli said the standing argument would be tough to sustain at the Supreme Court, which he said is very strict on standing.
“The president said, ‘I have fun being annoyed by Larry, and when we get together, I realize I start sounding like him,’”
Schaffer relays Obama's remark about how being around Larry David makes him start sounding like David.
“Under Supreme Court precedent, you cannot bring a claim, you cannot bring a lawsuit, until and unless you can demonstrate a concrete, actual injury,”
Spakovsky told Fox News Digital that Supreme Court precedent requires a concrete, actual injury before bringing a lawsuit.
“Whether or not a massive ballroom should be constructed is for Congress to decide and is not a matter for Executive self-help,”
The appeals court ruled that Trump cannot build the White House ballroom without congressional approval.
“I try not to come in here every single day because I feel like, if I did, I wouldn't be able to pull off my normal routine, which is watching hours and hours of tape and getting to walk through the night being able to watch stuff after that,”
Shanahan explained he has cut back on some coaching duties while recovering from injuries sustained in a July 14 accident.
“Anytime you cause an accident that can be avoided, you feel pretty stupid, especially when you have a chance to hurt someone else,”
Shanahan reflected on causing the July 14 accident that injured both himself and a 21-year-old driver.
“These are attempting to rewrite the rules of birthright citizenship.”
Murray said the executive orders are attempting to rewrite the rules of birthright citizenship.
“The Military and Secret Service are viewing this horrendous, politically motivated, and unlawful ruling as a National Security threat to our Nation in that the entire Complex is being built for the protection of our Country and, additionally, all future Presidents,”
Trump posted on social media reacting to the appeals court ruling halting ballroom construction.
“I saw myself as an extension of you on that field. I always had something to prove to you, and I always wanted to make you right. And I know you trusted me, and that allowed us both to be great.”
Brees told Sean Payton he saw himself as an extension of the coach on the field.
“Ultimately, that’ll land at the feet of Larry and HBO to keep going, but I’d love to do it.”
Lewis notes that the decision to continue the show rests with Larry David and HBO.
“New Orleans, you accepted me; you embraced me; you believed in me but more importantly, you trusted me with the soul of the city and I would have died to protect that calling,”
Brees told New Orleans fans they trusted him with the soul of the city.
“No one should be using ketchup after age 12. That’s a child’s condiment. It’s just sugar. Use mustard! Use an adult condiment!”
Schaffer relays Obama's opinion that no one should use ketchup after age 12.
“We’re taking this action to ensure that large numbers of people that wrongly would be getting birthright citizenship will no longer be eligible for those benefits,”
Miller spoke to reporters on Thursday as the president unveiled new executive orders narrowing birthright citizenship.
“will be your partner in investing in Colombia”
Speaking to Colombian business owners, de la Espriella promised his government would partner with them in investment.
“They turned birthright citizenship into the next Roe v. Wade, that we’re going to have to spend the next 50 years overturning,”
Davis spoke at an event at Bellator Hall comparing the birthright citizenship fight to the decades-long effort to overturn Roe v. Wade.
“New Orleans has been through a lot to the point where in some cases the feeling was we may have lost everything. It may never come back the same. Storms teach us that our greatest treasures aren’t the things we own. They’re the people we love, and the way we show up for one another. It reminds us to hold our loved ones a little closer, to love a little harder, to laugh a little louder, and to never take a single day for granted. Sometimes it takes losing what can be replaced to truly appreciate the things that can’t.”
Brees reflected on New Orleans enduring hardships and how storms teach people to value loved ones.
“It doesn’t take you long to realize what makes New Orleans so special,”
Brees spoke about the city of New Orleans during his Hall of Fame speech.
“I also don’t know of anyone else who could establish standing to bring a lawsuit. Perhaps Congress could collectively, but the chances of that happening are very slim given the partisan divides in both the House and Senate.”
Spakovsky said he did not know of anyone else who could establish standing, noting Congress could collectively but partisan divides make that unlikely.
“President Obama doesn’t have a great desire to make that career pivot, but it was very fun [to watch him act] and I’m glad it worked out for the show,”
Lewis doesn't think Obama wants to pursue an acting career despite his performance.
“And that conversation is now going on throughout the country, throughout the country by ordinary citizens and lawmakers and legislators and judges alike.”
Eastman described the birthright citizenship conversation as spreading among ordinary citizens, lawmakers, and judges across the country.
“It’s so cool being around him. You feel smarter and better, somehow, by just being in the area,”
Schaffer describes the experience of being around Obama during the shoot.
“It was a success that we got as far as we did,”
Eastman spoke at a conservative convening and characterized the movement's progress on birthright citizenship as a success.
“every reason to think that the fight for the future of birthright citizenship will resemble recent fights over federal constitutional protections for abortion.”
Shaw drew a parallel between the birthright citizenship fight and recent battles over federal constitutional protections for abortion.
“We cannot resign ourselves to having proven oil reserves that will last only a few more years, nor can we accept the decline of our gas reserves,”
De la Espriella said his government would work to strengthen state-run oil company Ecopetrol and reverse the decline of energy reserves.
“For instance, if I have an extension to my house, it doesn't become a new house,”
Kambli agreed with Rao's reasoning that terms like alteration and improvement should be understood in their ordinary real-property sense.
“As a cornerstone of this renewed partnership, the United States, working with Congress, intends to announce $1 billion in assistance as part of a security package to support President de la Espriella’s Administration in achieving our shared goals,”
The State Department announced plans for $1 billion in security assistance to de la Espriella's administration pending congressional approval.
“From as far back as I can remember, I wanted to play quarterback. I never saw the position as one of pressure, but rather one of great responsibility. . . . The quarterback is the distributor of hope and confidence. A master of probability. The ultimate problem solver. I’ve always seen the game of football and the quarterback position as a true art form like a song or a dance.”
Brees described how he viewed the quarterback position as an art form during his Hall of Fame speech.
“These upgrades, alterations, and improvements are essential to protecting the President, his family, and his staff, as well as the White House itself, and the entire project flows from them,”
Government lawyers argued in a court filing that the ballroom project includes critical security features and must move forward.
“He had some great improv stuff. His comic timing was impeccable. He was a good actor, not just as a former president, but, like, as an actor.”
Schaffer praises Obama's improvisational skills and comic timing on set.
“It's the same house, but that's an improvement done on the house. Or if I tear down some walls and then just create an open living space in my like between my living room and my kitchen, that's also not a new house at that point.”
Kambli used home renovation analogies to explain that alterations and improvements do not create a new property.
“The idea that a passerby, who claims she will be aesthetically injured because of what she sees at the White House, has an actual injury is absurd, and obviously, and clearly defies that precedent.”
Spakovsky called the idea that a passerby's aesthetic injury qualifies as an actual injury absurd and said it defies precedent.
“You’re just sitting in the Oval Office with President Obama, hearing him talk about stuff,”
Schaffer describes chatting with Obama during downtime on the four-hour shoot.
“is that the Defendants may not do so during the district court’s expeditious litigation without securing Congress’s authorization, as the Constitution and laws require.”
The court stated the administration may not construct the ballroom during litigation without Congress's authorization.
“Who knows what happened when I turned around, whether [autopilot] malfunctioned or whether I knocked it off I don't know yet. But regardless, it's always your fault. Whether you're on autopilot or not, you can't take your eyes off the road. It's a partnership, driving, you don't just turn it over to a computer.”
Shanahan said he was using autopilot in his Tesla Model S when the accident occurred after he dropped his phone and took his eyes off the road.
“I think it’s done well, and we all have a lot of fun making it,”
Lewis expresses interest in extending the show beyond its billed limited series run.
“Eventually I will get there.”
Shanahan discussed his recovery process and plans to return to his full coaching routine.
“They’re going to keep pressing on this, whether it is incrementally or in big bursts,”
Murray characterized the president's executive orders as evidence that Republicans will continue pushing to narrow birthright citizenship.
“I’m directing and things are moving fast, and I have to remember, ‘Sir, let’s do that one more time.’ Or, ‘Hold on, Mr. President.’ I didn’t want to screw things up and go, ‘Hey, Barack.’”
Schaffer explains how he navigated directing a former president on set.
“So, for instance, if you're planning to be visiting the East Ballroom — and even this is kind of a stretch — that's one thing, but if you're someone on the outside that just passes it by, that's a little tougher.”
Kambli said a passerby who merely passes by the site would have a tougher claim to aesthetic standing than someone planning to visit.