| Paul Ryan is set to remain as House speaker, and so are GOP tensions; Will Harold Hamm go to Washington?; Why Republicans might have wanted Donald Trump to lose; Trump's claim that 2 million or 3 million criminal aliens are 'here illegally'; Trump and Putin speak by phone, say they'll work together to improve relations; Democrats begin period of soul searching, jockeying after Clinton loss; House Republicans scramble to avoid criticizing Bannon; Ruth Bader Ginsburg utters the words: 'President Trump'; D.C. residents lost the most sleep of anyone in nation the night of the presidential election, study shows; Trump, Putin agree in phone call to improve ‘unsatisfactory’ relations between their countries, Kremlin says; Meeting the press for first time since Trump's win, Obama says president-elect is committed to NATO; Keith Ellison makes DNC bid official, rolls out 40 endorsements; Obama says Trump is committed to NATO; Donald Trump has spoken by phone with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Kremlin says; | | |  | | | | The most important politics stories today | | | | | | Will Harold Hamm go to Washington? | | He is is among the names being discussed as a potential energy secretary. One potential obstacle: The issues Hamm cares about most deeply don't fall under the purview of the department. | | By Steven Mufson • PowerPost • Read more » | | |  | | | | Obama says Trump is committed to NATO | | President Obama said in a news conference that President-elect Donald Trump expressed to him a "great interest in maintaining our core strategic relationships," and he expressed confidence that the United States will reaffirm its commitment to the NATO alliance. This is a developing story. It will be updated. | | By Washington Post Staff • Post Politics • Read more » | | | | | | | | | | | | | ©2016 The Washington Post, 1301 K St NW, Washington DC 20071 | | | | | | | | |
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