Morningstar removes ratings Chicago-based financial services giant Morningstar removed unfair controversy ratings from over 100 firms operating in or doing business with Israel, after advocacy by Jewish Federations and other Jewish and pro-Israel groups, according to a news release. “After months of negotiations and discussions with Morningstar about its assumptions, sources, and language, we appreciate
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well, it s not a short answer. it is. either you are willing to do that or not as we have precedent in that regard. but the chairman, they should be allowed to answer the question. would the senator suspend. the chair is going to exercise its right to allow the witnesses to answer the question. the senator will mr. rosenstein, would you like to thoroughly answer the question? thank you. that prompted this response from senator elizabeth warren. silencing senator harris for not being courteous enough is unbelievable. keep fighting. then at today s hearing, the same thing happened. senator john mccain who is not a full time member of the senate intelligence committee but has ex officio status, interrupted senator harris while she was questioning attorney general jeff sessions about doj policies on executive privilege, prompting once again the chairman to intervene. i m asking you about the doj policy. it s a policy that goes just beyond the attorney general. is th