"Anonymous" op-ed author pledges to reveal identity
"As far as anonymity is concerned, I will not keep my identity shrouded in secrecy forever," the author wrote.
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"As far as anonymity is concerned, I will not keep my identity shrouded in secrecy forever," the author wrote.
Supporters of the ban say the flavored products target kids, but adult users worry they will be forced to return to traditional tobacco.
He's making Arizona — a state President Trump won in 2016 — a priority as most of his Democratic rivals spend the bulk of their time in early states like Iowa and New Hampshire.
Some, like Harris and Klobuchar, are staying in the early states for the holidays. Buttigieg is going deer hunting.
Philip Reeker testified behind closed doors on October 26, and Mark Sandy appeared several weeks later, on November 16
The former vice president wrongly claimed that he had never said so in the first place.
The first lady was met with some loud boos by students in Baltimore – a city President Trump recently said no human would ever want to live in.
The first hearing will feature testimony from legal experts about the constitutional grounds for impeachment
The House Oversight Committee sues attorney general and commerce secretary for ignoring requests for census documents
Next year, California's primary moves to Super Tuesday in early March, which will give the state a much bigger say in the presidential contest
The lives of both Bread and Butter will be spared
On Monday, a federal judge rejected the administration's argument of absolute privilege, declaring "presidents are not kings"
The ruling, which the Justice Department will appeal, could affect other ex-Trump officials called to testify in the impeachment inquiry
A 63-page opening brief was filed late Monday night by the Center for Reproductive Rights (CRR) in the case
He was also asked whether the U.S. should investigate the debunked theory that Ukraine and not Russia hacked the DNC server during the 2016 election