By Shea Mccosker
In the midsts of a country divided on the results of the presidential election, President Obama shared his honest thoughts on Donald Trump’s campaign methods at an overseas conference in Athens, Greece on Tuesday.
By Autumn Pattison
The businessman will be the first president in history to have no political, diplomatic or military executive experience, and his list of tasks to accomplish before the inauguration on Jan. 20 is staggering.
By Paige McGlauflin
Retiring California Senator Barbara Boxer has introduced a bill to congress to abolish the Electoral College.
By Sam Gordon
One of the most publicized elections in American history has come to an end with the Republican nominee Donald Trump defeating Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
By Emma Sinn
Democrats are looking for a leader following Hillary Clinton’s surprising loss and President Barrack Obama preparing to transfer control of the country. Democrats not only lost the presidential election, but also do not have the majority in neither the House of Representatives nor the Senate.
By Nastassja Chan
At approximately 2:30 a.m. Wednesday, Donald Trump made his first speech as the president-elect. Although, Hillary Clinton is expected to receive more popular votes than Trump.
By Kayla LaRosa
Donald Trump did what seemed to be the impossible this week by clinching his spot as the 45th President of the United States and winning the electoral college, but his Democratic challenger Hillary Clinton is still hanging on to the popular vote.
By Gennaro Ilaria
After an unexpected loss in Tuesday’s election, Hillary Clinton took little to no time before getting out and facing the world.
By Annika Fagerholm
Gov. Maggie Hassan unseated incumbent Republican Kelly Ayotte as the Senator of New Hampshire Wednesday evening, ending one of the most competitive races of the election season.
By Shea McCusker
A part of the nation fell in shock as Donald Trump defied the polls and beat Hillary Clinton to be the next president of the United States. This success can be directly attributed to Trump taking home key states, one of the most critical being Florida, where Trump received 49% of Florida’s vote with over 4.6 million Floridians on his side.