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The American that bought New Zealand, a truly bizarre incident and why everybody is sick of January.

A reporter reveals how he investigated President-elect Donald Trump's claims on his donations to charity.

Ivanka Trump was expected to run her father's business, but sources claim Donald Trump's daughter is in for a much more prominent role.

The spat between President-elect Donald Trump and 42nd US President Bill Clinton breaks a long tradition of cordiality between members of the Oval Office club.

Donald Trump rejected the CIA's claims that Russia interfered in the US election, as senators demanded a probe.

An Indiana-based manufacturer has reached an agreement with Donald Trump to keep nearly 1,000 jobs in the state that had been slated to move to Mexico.

Before being elected as US President, Donald Trump promised supporters "every dream you ever dreamed for your country" will come true.

The move from Jill Stein, who raised millions since her Wednesday announcement, came just 90 minutes before Wisconsin's 5p.m. Friday deadline.

Donald Trump revealed the "surprising" details about his meeting with Obama and backtracked on a few crucial issues in an incredible interview.

COMMENT: I am still revelling in Donald Trump's victory.

COMMENT: As much as we'd like his wall to block off the Trump-effect from the rest of the world, no one is immune in the still globalised world.

Cabinet hopefuls stream into the president-elect's home to audition for administration roles.

COMMENT: John Key's ability to engage with cringe stood him in good stead.

COMMENT: The left needs a better story or it'll risk losing working people to extremists for good.

Political Roundup: Will next year's general election be shaken up by rising populism?

A golden pheasant has become a star in China because people think he has the same hairstyle as Donald Trump.

In Washington Post's terrific oral history of the 2016 campaign, there's a quote from Clinton media consultant Mandy Grunwald that is remarkably prescient.

COMMENT: Like the NZ earthquakes, Trump's election is shaking the United States to the core.

President Obama has taken a not-so-subtle swipe at the man who will replace him in his first press conference since the election.

COMMENT: If new President starts spending then US interest rates will move higher and mortgage rates here will follow.

COMMENT: To imagine what the Trump presidency means for those outside America, think Brexit, times ten.