His Northern Virginia-headquartered news site, known by the acronym WND, was having its moment by stoking rumors about Obama.
It takes very little to stoke rumors of a coup in Pakistan, where the military has ruled for more than half of the country's history.
Mrs. Ovelar and President Nicanor Duarte Frutos had stoked rumors that "invaders" from Venezuela and Ecuador had entered Paraguay intending to destabilize the country if Mr. Lugo lost.
In the process Mrs. Merkel has managed to produce strong anti-German sentiments, stoke rumors of the euro's imminent collapse, anger German voters and catch blame for aggravating the crisis in Ireland and undermining the euro by unnerving investors.
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan Pakistanan's civilian and military leaders met Saturday for the first time since the eruption of a bitter political and legal controversy that stoked rumors of a military coup and could still topple the precariously weak civilian government.
Earlier this year, she spent an entire album, "Lemonade," stoking rumors of marital strife with Jay Z. Lines like "You're gonna lose your wife" seemed to confirm that her once-dreamy relationship was on the rocks.
The Marawi limbo has fueled resentment, stoked rumors of conspiracies and potentially strengthened recruitment for pro-Islamic State militants and others — raising the specter of more violence to come.
Page 6 PAKISTAN LEADERS MEET Pakistan's civilian and military leaders met for the first time since the eruption of a bitter political and legal controversy that stoked rumors of a military coup and could still topple the precariously weak civilian government.
They come at the end of a difficult 12 months for the spy service, which has faced sharp criticism over the killing of Osama bin Laden by American commandos inside Pakistan and, in recent weeks, its role in a murky political scandal that stoked rumors of a military coup.
Mr. Cuomo's first-term counterpart in New Jersey, Chris Christie, stoked rumors of presidential ambitions with a trip in February to Washington, where he delivered a speech on how to fix American politics, titled "It's Time to Do the Big Things".
In this country still struggling to break with an authoritarian past, when presidents handpicked their successors to undermine constitutional provisions barring them from re-election, Ms. Sahagún's teasingly coy remarks have stoked rumors that she will try to succeed her husband.
