George state Rep. Erica Thomas says she “feared for her life” after a white man told her to “go back where you came from” while at a grocery store.
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Pence aide defends Trump’s ‘go back’ tweets by citing Elaine Chao’s presence in Trump administration
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French President Emmanuel Macron announces creation of French space force
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Mitch McConnell responds to report his ancestors owned slaves by pointing out Obama’s did too
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Federal appeals court rules Trump can’t block people on Twitter
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Billionaire and activist Tom Steyer announces run for president
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Otto Warmbier’s family make claim for North Korean ship ‘Wise Honest’ seized by US
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Justin Amash: The few times a member of Congress has left a political party in recent history
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House Democrats sue Trump administration to get tax returns
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