Annie Karni

Politico

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Annie Karni covers the White House for Politico.

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Often when President Trump reads a document, he’ll rip it up.

Piecing together Trump's ripped documents

Often when President Trump reads a document, he’ll rip it up.

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President Obama will be in Dallas tomorrow, to memorialize the five police officers gunned down by a sniper last week during a protest against police violence.

A Nation On the Edge

President Obama will be in Dallas tomorrow, to memorialize the five police officers gunned down by a sniper last week during a protest against police violence.

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"If you can make it there, you can make it anywhere." That's what New Yorkers like to say about the Big Apple.

The New York Primary: A Bare-Knuckle Brawl

"If you can make it there, you can make it anywhere." That's what New Yorkers like to say about the Big Apple.

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