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In this Thursday, Nov. 10, 2016, file photo, high school students protest in opposition of Donald Trump's presidential election victory in San Francisco. Thousands of high school students have taken to the streets in cities across the country since Donald Trump's election to protest his proposed crackdown on illegal immigration and his vulgar comments about women.
Students at Loyola University Maryland were recently pressured to abort plans for an "America"-themed party over concerns they might "oppress" others. An annual "Senior 200s" celebration organized by Loyola's student government became a cause for concern after Republican Donald Trump's Election Day victory over Democrat Hillary Clinton.
Demonstrators including students from local high schools as well as a college rally in front of Homestead City Hall against President-elect Donald Trump and are asking that the city be used as a sanctuary city and their respective schools be sanctuary campuses. Trump has said he will crack down on so-called "sanctuary cities" or cities that don't help federal authorities seize undocumented immigrants.
Poll: Trump's popularity soars after election - Donald Trump's popularity is rising in the days since his election, according to a new POLITICO/Morning Consult poll of registered voters. - Forty-six percent of voters now have a very favorable or somewhat favorable opinion of the president-elect.
Trump has a plan for government workers. They're not going to like it. - President-elect Donald Trump and the Republican-controlled Congress are drawing up plans to take on the government bureaucracy they have long railed against, by eroding job protections and grinding down benefits
Obama says heA ll speak out against Trump if he thinks US ideals are at risk Associated Press, by Staff LIMA, Peru - President Barack Obama said Sunday he doesnA t intend to become his successorA s constant critic -- but reserved the right to speak out if President-elect Donald Trump or his policies breach certain "values or ideals." Offering a rare glimpse into his thoughts on his post-presidency, Obama suggested once he was out of office he would uphold the tradition of ex-presidents stepping aside quietly to allow their successors space to govern.
In one of the more bizarre twists of political irony to hit the 2016 election season, it is now former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani - one of the most vocal critics of Hillary Clinton - who is now facing potential trouble regarding his own history with paid speeches. Giuliani met with President-elect Donald Trump on Sunday in Bedminster, New Jersey where the soon-to-be-45th President held a dizzying array of meetings with guests all weekend long in the hopes of filing crucial cabinet positions.
Donald Trump's chief strategist and ex-Breitbart news executive Steve Bannon has the power to shape Mr. Trump's legacy. How does he see the real estate mogul impacting America? The former Breitbart executive and chief strategist for Donald Trump has been a controversial pick on the president-elect's staff.
Adm. Michael Rogers, who heads both the National Security Agency and US Cyber Command, has been criticized for failing to thwart major security breaches since his appointment in 2014. National Security Agency director Adm.
Hundreds identifying as 'white nationalists' or members of the 'alt-right' movement gathered at the annual National Policy Institute conference in Washington, D.C. on Saturday. Members of the Ku Klux Klan, Aryan Nation, National Socialist Movement, and the Sadistic Souls Motorcycle Club ride a MATA bus to the Shelby County Courthouse in Memphis, Tenn.
Chuck Schumer, the incoming leader of Senate Democrats, warned Sunday on NBC's Meet the Press that any Supreme Court nominee of Donald Trump's will be filibustered if he or she isn't "mainstream." Leonard Leo, the Federalist Society's executive vice president and a leading adviser to Republicans on judicial nominees, told the group that Trump isn't going to be dictated to.
President-elect Donald Trump is planning to meet on Monday with Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin and former Texas governor and GOP presidential rival Rick Perry. That's according to top aide Kellyanne Conway.
Republican lawmakers have said they plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act when President-elect Donald Trump is in office, with a one or two-year transition period before it takes effect to give customers notice. "The discussion right now about repeal and replacement is making the market very, very nervous.
President-elect Donald Trump, left, waves to the media as New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie arrives at the Trump National Golf Club Bedminster clubhouse, Sunday, Nov. 20, 2016, in Bedminster, N.J.. President-elect Donald Trump, left, waves to the media as New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie arrives at the Trump National Golf Club Bedminster clubhouse, Sunday, Nov. 20, 2016, in Bedminster, N.J..
In this Nov. 15, 2016 photo, a mechanized shovel loads coal from an 80-feet thick seam into a haul truck at Cloud Peak Energy's Spring Creek mine near Decker, Mont. Coal from the mine is shipped to power plants for generating electricity.
President Barack Obama gestures while making remarks during his news conference at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation in Lima, Peru, Sunday, Nov. 20, 2016. President Barack Obama gestures while making remarks during his news conference at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation in Lima, Peru, Sunday, Nov. 20, 2016.
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I wrote a couple of election post-mortem columns back in November 2012 for your Daily Republic, trying to help the Republican Party regroup and do a better job of attracting voters in 2016. Funnily enough, Republicans also performed a painful self-autopsy and arrived at the same basic conclusion, that they must try to be more inclusive in their policies to attract minorities, immigrants, young voters and women to their cause.
Incoming Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, drawing a line in the sand for the next administration, said he has the votes to stop President-elect Donald Trump from repealing the Dodd-Frank Act and "the rules we put in place to limit Wall Street." Schumer predicted that the Senate's Democratic minority would get help from Republicans in any such fight.
The evening I heard Hillary Clinton call Donald Trump supporters a "basket of deplorables" was the moment I started bracing for President Donald Trump. Trump himself couldn't have written her a better script for driving home his foundational theme to voters: "The elite running this country - the media, the so-called 'experts,' the liberals - think you're pathetic.