CAIRO — After a week of violent protests over an online video demeaning the Prophet Muhammad, the American news media has conducted a searching psychoanalysis of the Muslim mind to ask why such an offense should trigger such wrath.
Johnson had no connection with the political arena, but his high living and his controversial relationships with white women were enough to trigger the wrath of the white establishment and the Ku Klux Klan.
In this country, even Hilary Mantel's skittish fictive fantasia about the targeting of Margaret Thatcher by an IRA assassin has triggered media wrath and calls for her prosecution.
Online travel agency Opodo is the focus of this week's column as it has triggered the wrath of a number of readers.
Al Gore clipped their wings in 2000, triggering their wrath by squeezing both the president and New York Senate candidate into speaking slots the first night and then ushering them out of L.A. Wednesday will be all Bill.
The fourth of these, Hands Up! (1965), triggered the authorities' wrath and like Polanski he headed west.
While Rod Rosenstein has said that he has no reservations about his role in firing James Comey, his recent actions may have triggered Trump's wrath.
While Rosenstein has said that he has "no reservations about my role" in firing Comey, his actions to safeguard the independence of the investigation and publicly warn Trump that he would not obey an order to fire Mueller may have triggered Trump's wrath on Friday morning.
While Rod Rosenstein has said that he has no reservations about his role in the firing of James Comey, his recent actions may have triggered President Trump's wrath.
By Ryan Lizza June 16, 2017 While Rod Rosenstein has said that he has no reservations about his role in the firing of James Comey, his recent actions may have triggered President Trump's wrath.
Invading Paramount's sum-mer plans has triggered the studio's wrath, but not much else.
