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The electoral college is poised to pick Trump, despite push to dump him

The 538 electors will meet Monday in state capitals to cast their ballots.

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In Poland, a window on what happens when populists come to power

The opposition decries a nationalist power grab — but some Poles have never been happier.

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Applause and anger greet 9-year-old transgender girl on January cover of National Geographic

Avery is the latest transgender woman — though among the very youngest — to be featured on a magazine cover in recent years.

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A dad was awakened by his toddler’s crying. He found a stranger holding her in the living room.

Oren Aharon Cohen told police he does not remember details of this incident because he was "black out drunk."

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Megyn Kelly: ‘Fox was not without sin’ in 2016 campaign coverage

An interview with the Fox News star.

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The Daily 202: Liberal hypocrisy abounds as electoral college votes

Electors face threats in quixotic effort to deny Trump the presidency

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Colorado mother left toddler in freezing, snow-covered car for 7 hours, police say

His mother was arrested on a felony child abuse charge, the Denver Post reported. The 2-year-old boy was treated for "severe" hypothermia and frostbite but is expected to live.

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Jewish leaders in Richard Spencer's home town targeted in posting on neo-Nazi website

Jewish leaders in Whitefish, Mont., are getting death threats after a call to action put out by a neo-Nazi website, seeking to help support Richard Spencer's parents, who reside in the town and own a business there and who have come under pressure by some in the community.

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On New York's Fifth Avenue, Trump's White House North

After the president-elect takes office, his home base is poised to see continued bustle.

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In last-shot bid, thousands urge electoral college to block Trump at Monday vote

Electors are overwhelmed with mail to persuade them to vote against the president-elect. Should they?

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The Obama legacy that can't be repealed

His greatest accomplishment was acting to make sure the Great Recession did not become something far worse.

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Three years ago, a new dad went to an NFL game and never made it home

The Van Winkle family still struggles with the 2013 death of husband and father Kyle, who was killed outside Arrowhead Stadium and has become a symbol of an alarming problem.

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Authorities have declared a state of emergency.

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