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Donald Trump

Published
November 20, 2016

Trump again slams ‘Hamilton,’ but Pence says he wasn’t offended

For the second straight day, the president-elect demands an apology from the cast of the Broadway musical.
Published
November 20, 2016

Trump children’s roles blur line between politics, business

They are poised to wield incredible influence over their father, even if they don't follow him to Washington.
Published
November 20, 2016

Cynthia Dill: Trump’s pick for AG is right out of the Washington ‘swamp’

In 1986, Sen. Jeff Sessions was blocked from the federal bench over allegations of racist comments.
Published
November 20, 2016

Another View: Liberal academia incapable of understanding Trump

Isolated thinkers like Gina Barreca are condescending to people who don't buy their outdated ideas.
Published
November 19, 2016

White Starbucks customer accuses barista of ‘discrimination’

The Florida man suspects he was refused service because of a Trump sign on his vehicle.

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Published
November 19, 2016

Trump finally facing the Electoral College’s easiest test

Still, some activists cling to the remotest of hopes that enough electors won't graduate the president-elect.
Published
November 19, 2016

Obama predicts Trump won’t undo trade deals

In Peru, the president says once the news administration sees how the pacts are working, 'they'll determine that it's actually good both for the United States and our trading partners.'
Published
November 19, 2016

Nations reaffirm deal on climate, despite unclear U.S. support

Whether Donald Trump will keep his country's vow to reduce emissions looms over negotiations.
Published
November 19, 2016

Romney calls meeting with Trump ‘very thorough,’ ‘in-depth’

The 2012 GOP presidential nominee was a harsh critic of Trump during the 2016 campaign, calling him a 'con man.'
Published
November 19, 2016

Garrison Keillor: Smoke has cleared, and battered Americans are still standing

Our president-elect will now spend his days mired in politics, while the rest of us get on with our lives.