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In a scathing dissent, she said the court was giving the Department of Homeland Security a green light to “seize anyone who looks Latino.”

She made that abundantly clear with a pen and scathing words — both directed to one brash and curious man.

And in the Gaza Strip, an alliance that has withstood scathing international criticism over Israel’s conduct of its war against Hamas has begun to show strain.

District Judge David O. Carter issued a scathing ruling, saying the city failed to adhere to the terms of a three-year-old settlement agreement with the L.A.

A significant moment in her term in office came in May, when Morgan delivered a speech in Cardiff Bay's Norwegian Church that was scathing of UK government policy.