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Patrick Carlineo, 55, allegedly called Omar's office and told a staffer "Why are you working for her, she's a (expletive) terrorist"
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Trump attorney asks Justice Dept to intervene in tax return request
"Once this Pandora's box is opened, the ensuing tit-for-tat will do lasting damage to our nation," the president's personal attorney wrote
Trump's "new" border wall section dates to Obama era
Plans to replace the fencing date to 2009, during the beginning of President Barack Obama's tenure
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio: Run-amok capitalism poses "existential threat" to America
Inequality is creating more poor, uneducated Americans, he says, citing widening income gaps as "existential threats" to U.S.
ACLU and states seek to stop Trump on border wall funding
The ACLU claims President Trump has overstepped his executive powers by diverting funds from the Defense Department for a border wall
Another federal court puts brakes on Census citizenship question
Federal courts in New York and California have already struck down the question
How to pronounce Pete Buttigieg
The South Bend mayor likes to remind people it sounds like "BOOT-edge-edge," while his husband Chasten has suggested "Boot-a-judge"
Anthony Weiner must register as a sex offender
The former congressman must register for a minimum of 20 years
Elizabeth Warren calls for ending the Senate filibuster
Filibusters are often used by the minority party in the Senate to slow down passage of the majority party's priorities
Joe Biden: "I had permission to hug" union leader Lonnie Stephenson
Amid controversy about his behavior, Biden said that he had received permission from Stephenson -- and later also joked about getting permission to touch a child who came up on stage
Trump to skip White House Correspondents' Dinner
Mr. Trump, who has not yet attended a Correspondents' Dinner while in office, said the dinner was "so boring" and "too negative"
Trump says some asylum seekers are gang members
The president, in California for a trip to the border and a fundraiser, said of asylum that it's a "scam" and a "hoax"
Pompeo "confident" there will be a third summit with North Korea
Asked if diplomatic channels had gone cold between the North and South, Pompeo replied: "Nope"
No surge in voter registrations after Louisiana changes law for felons
Seventy-eight felons had their voting rights reinstated in February, compared to 68 in March
Twins who ran for office in opposing parties talk about Trump
On "The Takeout" this week, Monica Sparks and Jessica Ann Tyson are identical twins who both ran for seats on the Kent County Board of Commissioners in Michigan
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