By Autumn Pattison
President-elect Donald Trump’s unconventional pick for Secretary of State is set to cause controversy in the Senate.
Author: Lyndsay Monsen
Biden says Republicans would have eaten him alive if he ran
By Emma Sinn
Joe Biden brushed off notions that he would have done better than Hillary Clinton, saying that the Republicans would “probably have eaten me alive.”
Vice President-elect Pence plays uniquely large role in Trump administration
By Gennaro Ilaria
In a position not normally known for its influence, Mike Pence may become one of the most powerful vice presidents in history.
Trump’s campaign spent considerably less than Clinton’s
By Michael Vinci
The Federal Election Commission’s recent fundraising report showed that Donald Trump spent far less than Hillary Clinton in the final push of the presidential race.
Donald Trump sends mixed messages to China
By Kayla LaRosa
President elect Donald Trump has been sending mixed messages to China recently, despite his ambition to restore relations with the global powerhouse.
Trump supporters wary of Preibus
By Philip J. Noble
Donald Trump’s pick for White House Chief of Staff, Reince Priebus, is generating controversy among less conventional Trump supporters and advisors.
Trump criticized after NSA appointment
By Paige McGlauflin
Donald Trump’s appointee for National Security Advisor is eliciting criticisms from top officials in the Democratic party.
Obama marks Pearl Harbor 75th anniversary
By Philip Noble
Wednesday marks the 75th anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor that killed 2400 Americans and launched this country into World War 2.
Trump takes on China after a conversation with Taiwan’s leader
By Rafael Trujillo
The upcoming Republican President Donald Trump tweeted against China for its domestic and foreign decision days after his conversation with Taiwan’s president.
Michigan recount begins after Stein’s request
By Brian Danuff
A recount of Michigan’s presidential election results began on Monday.