Tuesday, 15 November 2016

Politics: Is Trump’s new chief strategist a racist? Critics say so.

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;
 
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Is Trump's new chief strategist a racist? Critics say so.
Bannon, the former head of the far-right web site Breitbart news, describes himself as a leader of the 'alt-right,' a loose ideological term.
Paul Ryan is set to remain as House speaker, and so are GOP tensions
While Donald Trump's victory might have eased the internal politics of the House GOP, it has not eliminated them entirely.
 
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.
 
Why Republicans might have wanted Donald Trump to lose
Trump has the lowest favorability ratings of any newly elected president in modern history. Will that help the Democrats?
 
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Trump's claim that 2 million or 3 million criminal aliens are 'here illegally'
He distorts the facts on the number of people who are convicted of crimes and in the country illegally.
 
Trump and Putin speak by phone, say they'll work together to improve relations
The call came as Trump faces criticism for his choice of Stephen Bannon as chief strategist.
 
Democrats begin period of soul searching, jockeying after Clinton loss
Clinton and Obama attempted to soothe Democrats into their new reality out of power.
 
House Republicans scramble to avoid criticizing Bannon
"I've always believed in giving everybody a chance," McCarthy said.
 
 
Ruth Bader Ginsburg utters the words: 'President Trump'
The justice who voiced her distaste for the Republican bites her tongue.
 
D.C. residents lost the most sleep of anyone in nation the night of the presidential election, study shows
Fitbit Inc. studied 10 million users nationwide on election night.
 
Trump, Putin agree in phone call to improve ‘unsatisfactory’ relations between their countries, Kremlin says
A spokesman for Trump accused critics and the media of trying to "divide people" following the election when they raise questions about Bannon's views and history.
 
Meeting the press for first time since Trump's win, Obama says president-elect is committed to NATO
"I think he's sincere in wanting to be a successful president and moving this country forward," Obama said of Trump.
 
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Keith Ellison makes DNC bid official, rolls out 40 endorsements
The congressman from Minnesota is seeking to replace Donna Brazile, who is serving in an interim capacity.
 
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.  
Donald Trump has spoken by phone with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Kremlin says
The two men pledged to combine efforts against their "shared enemy No. 1 – international terrorism and extremism," and plan to meet personally, the Kremlin statement said. This is a developing story. It will be updated.
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