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Trump picks insider and outsider for key posts
Donald Trump named his top two advisers yesterday, signalling an aggressive agenda.
Donald Trump named his top two advisers yesterday, signalling an aggressive agenda.
AS Donald Trump gave his first official interview as President-elect, his family stood out. And it could shape his next four years in office.
Donald Trump says he plans to deport between two and three million undocumented immigrants as he launched a Twitter tirade against his enemies.
COMMENT: US elections are out of control. They're too flashy, expensive and long.
The battle for Donald Trump's presidency is underway, and there's nothing orderly about it. Washington is rife with rumour, speculation and trepidation.
In dying Appalachian towns, voters shrugged off Trump's faults and put their faith in his promises.
A series of intelligence briefings will deal with covert actions, contingency plans for using nuclear weapons and even the names of major foreign agents.
Hillary Clinton will not take her defeat lying down. She told supporters that she lost the US presidency because of one man.
They say behind every great man there's a great woman - and no one but the "Trump whisperer" could have gotten The Don over the finish line.
It is worth considering some of the ways in which this alarming President-elect is not wrong.
The precedent of Brexit has been invoked to explain Trump's victory.
An explosive new book claims there was another clandestine figure believed to be working as a double agent for Cuba.
Donald Trump has organised his first staff-shakeup before he even takes office - and put his children firmly in charge.
COMMENT: I underestimated the power of ignorance and panic. I erroneously believed that bigotry was slowly dying out, writes Lizzie Marvelly.
Few Americans knew the voters who rejected Hillary Clinton better than her husband.
MICHIGAN Shifting demand from cars to trucks and SUVs is forcing General Motors to lay off more than 2000 workers indefinitely at
COMMENT: There are branding lessons to be learned from the Republican's successful campaign: being bold works.
Spain's Popular Party has presented a proposal to Congress that could result in a ban on the way social network users gain comic revenge on politicians.
When Donald Trump has taken the oath of office to 'preserve, protect and defend' he will initiate what his team calls the First Day Project.
Like when a man grew a 'tomacco' - and President Donald Trump.
Mark Ruffalo has taken to the streets of New York to take part in the public demonstration against the new American President, Donald Trump.
San Francisco-based Kiwi Ben Goodger, an exec at tech giant Google, describes his disbelief at Donald Trump's election.
What is political populism? Here's an explanation of the new anti-Establishment politics, as well as ten reasons why a popular revolt could happen in NZ.
Michelle Obama gave the president-elect's wife Melania Trump a tour of the White House as Donald Trump met President Obama for the first time.
Donald Trump could take the witness stand weeks before his inauguration as US president in a class-action lawsuit against him and Trump University.
Russian government officials had contacts with members of Donald Trump's campaign team, a senior Russian diplomat said today
COMMENT: The meeting between the two at the first family's home will be awkward with a capital A.
As the dust settles on Donald Trump's stunning victory, the political currents he rode to the White House are becoming clear.
Trump supporters may be in a state of "Trumphoria" in the days following the US election, after months of being "sneered at" by political media.