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Michael Moore: Donald Trump will build a wall and ban Muslims
Jeremy Binckes
The filmmaker says that Trump should be taken literally and seriously
Donald Trump says he’s writing his own inaugural address
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's transition team says that the president-elect has written his inaugural address himself
Donald Trump likes military parades, doesn’t like Twitter, never lies and other things he said in recent interviews
Matthew Rozsa
Trump attempts major damage control in interviews with Axios and "Fox & Friends"
Ex-Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers: Donald Trump’s populism could backfire
AP Staff
Trump's threats to firms manufacturing in Mexico could lead to the loss of hundreds of thousands of American jobs
Donald Trump admitted he met Vladimir Putin in 2015 interview, despite recently saying he hadn’t
Matthew Rozsa
President-elect Trump may say now that he never met Putin, but that wasn't what he said in 2015
Don’t expect a robust revival: U.N. forecasts modest global economic recovery
Edith M. Lederer
Developing countries are the main drivers of global growth and the U.N. isn't sure how Trump's vision will play
Schooled: Watch Senators question Betsy DeVos’ qualifications during her confirmation hearings
Matthew Rozsa
Betsy DeVos may have been an even worse choice for secretary of education than previously thought
Meet Donald Trump’s emissary to the superrich: Anthony Scaramucci tells the Davos elite his boss is on their side
Heather Digby Parton
Loose-talking zillionaire known as "the Mooch" has a message for Davos: Only Trump can save global capitalism
GOP voters loved Donald Trump’s sexism, report suggests — but it may also be his undoing
Amanda Marcotte
Many Republicans actually think women are better off than men in America — but liberals are fired up to fight back
Donald Trump meets with Supreme Court possibility who called Roe v. Wade the “worst abomination in the history of constitutional law”
Vivian Salama, Jonathan Lemire
Judge William Pryor is one of two judges that are believed to be Trump's top choices
Ex-“Apprentice” contestant files lawsuit against Donald Trump for defamation after coming forward with alleged sexual assault
Kali Holloway
Trump made "false factual statements to denigrate and verbally attack" Summer Zervos, according to the suit
Why is Donald Trump so cozy with the Kremlin? A political scientist and Russia expert breaks down the theories
Timothy Frye
It could be the infamous "kompromat" dossier — or something worse. It could be hero worship. But it’s dangerous
Thank you and farewell, President Obama: Will we ever see another truly “presidential” leader?
Bob Cesca
We're going to miss his pragmatism, his restraint and his "American cool" — we may never see his like again
Frontline’s “Divided States of America” takes a hard look at the country’s fractures
Melanie McFarland
The PBS news magazine fixes its gaze on how the rift that grew over the last eight years led to Trump
Trump’s conflict with spies is more than a “dangerous moment”
Sebastian Rotella
President-elect Donald Trump's views on the intelligence community have serious short and long-term effects
Donald Trump, House Republicans have very different approaches to tax policy
Matthew Rozsa
The president-elect denounced the Republican alternative to his import tariff plan as "too complicated"
Trump’s market rally could continue through 2017
Ray Sturm
During Trump's first year in office, January results may speak for the rest of the year
“Entitled” Marla Maples, Tiffany Trump try unsuccessfully to get free hairstyling for inauguration
Brendan Gauthier
Maples' assistant tried to exchange "exposure" for $300 worth of styling to gussy up the president-elect's ex-wife
Laura Ingraham wants to run against Tim Kaine for his Senate seat
Matthew Rozsa
Ingraham, once rumored to be a possible Trump press secretary, may want to get involved herself
States can offer a lesson as GOP proposes deep cut taxes
Christina A. Cassidy, Andrew Demillo
Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback is among the Republicans setting an example for how tax breaks can worsen the economy
Shake Shack’s prices are going up: Why the hip burger joint’s wage and price hikes might be good for business
Angelo Young
The New York burger chain’s decisions to raise prices in 2017 comes after it boosted employee pay
No winners in a “trade war”: China’s president advocates for globalism
Jamey Keaten
China's president praises globalism, international trade and integrated economies in Switzerland.
Democratic congresswoman will skip Donald Trump’s inauguration because a Twitter poll told her to
Brendan Gauthier
California Rep. Karen Bass is taking the advice of her "constituents"
School’s out: Inside Donald Trump’s extremist education agenda
Jeff Bryant
Donald Trump is embracing the fringes of the conservative movement to lead America's education policy
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