Editor Brian Harrod Provides Comprehensive up-to-date news coverage, with aggregated news from sources all over the world from the Roundup Newswires Network
After they install a ninth Supreme Court justice, the GOP will control all three branches of government. So it stands to reason that whoever plays a pivotal role in blocking President Donald Trump would be Republican too.
The event presented by the group UndocuRutgers takes place at the university's Cook Campus off Route 1 in New Brunswick for both undocumented high school students and college students. The event comes two days after a march on campus and through the city to protest feared immigration policies of President-elect Donald Trump.
Sen. Bob Corker, who is being considered by Donald Trump 's transition team for the secretary of state post, met privately with Vice President-elect Pence Thursday morning. Corker confirmed the meeting to the Washington Examiner but would not discuss any details of the conversation, including whether the meeting centered around his candidacy to become President-elect Trump's top foreign diplomat.
On the morning of November 9 I was as stunned as the rest of the world at the result of the US election. Society around the globe reacted as predicted, with shock, awe and in some cases, protest.
Chinese websites have recently blocked the term "Fatty Kim the Third," an expression frequently used to mock the North Korean leader. Hillary Clinton gave a speech at a Children's Defense Fund gala, her first appearance since last week's concession speech.
During an interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper, Megyn Kelly talks about the phone call a Fox executive made to the Donald Trump campaign following several threats made towards her. Hillary Clinton gave a speech at a Children's Defense Fund gala, her first appearance since last week's concession speech.
Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will be the first world leader to meet with US President-elect Donald Trump, where he will attempt to safeguard the long-standing alliance between the two countries. Hillary Clinton gave a speech at a Children's Defense Fund gala, her first appearance since last week's concession speech.
President-elect Donald Trump and his team are battling back against charges of chaos and infighting as they race to set up an administration. The incoming Republican administration got an unlikely boost from outgoing Trump stayed out of the public eye Wednesday, meeting with a stream of visitors at his New York skyscraper.
Hillary Clinton gave a speech at a Children's Defense Fund gala, her first appearance since last week's concession speech. Hillary Clinton gave a speech at a Children's Defense Fund gala, her first appearance since last week's concession speech.
Steve Bannon, campaign CEO for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, right, looks on during a national security meeting with advisors at Trump Tower, Friday, Oct. 7, 2016, in New York. There's no such thing as a free lunch in economics, but high-skilled immigration is at least a heavily-discounted one.
CLINTON SAYS 'NEVER EVER GIVE UP' DURING 1ST SPEECH SINCE ELECTION LOSS: Hillary Clinton last night made her first public appearance since delivering her concession speech last week, making an emotional plea for the country to focus on helping underprivileged children while acknowledging the pain she feels after her unexpected failure to defeat Donald Trump at the ballot box, ABC's MARGARET CHADBOURN notes. Speaking at the Children's Defense Fund's 26th annual Beat the Odds Celebration in Washington, D.C., Clinton said, "I know this isn't easy.
SAO PAULO, Nov 17 Itausa Investimentos SA, a family-controlled company that is a major shareholder in Brazil's No. 1 private-sector bank, is considering adding more non-financial investments in stable and leading sectors that are also good dividend payers, Chief Executive Officer Alfredo Setubal said on Thursday.
End Dodd-Frank? Unlikely, but Consumer Agency in Crosshairs - President-elect Donald Trump pledged in his campaign to throw out what he called stifling regulations, including the stricter financial rules that Congress built to prevent another crisis. - Now, as his transition team asserts itself
The bitter irony is that her team started out determined to face Trump rather than any of the other GOP candidates, drawing on the belief that the politically inexperienced, blustering business mogul would be the easiest to defeat. The e-mails released over the past few months by WikiLeaks provide a number of examples of Clinton's staff agonizing over the more qualified candidates such as Florida senator Marco Rubio and expressing the desire to face Trump in the general election.
First, the Democrats gave Trump a great gift by completing the ongoing radicalization of their party under President Obama. After 2008, it was no longer a party of the working and middle classes, but a lopsided political pyramid.
President-elect Donald Trump and his team are battling back against charges of chaos and infighting as they race to set up an administration. The incoming Republican administration got an unlikely boost from outgoing Vice President Joe Biden, who said "no administration is ready on Day One."
The battle for America's political soul could come down to a street brawl between two boys from Queens and Brooklyn. Donald Trump and Chuck Schumer are spoiling for a clash once the President-elect takes office next year and the new Democratic Senate minority leader gets his hands on his caucus after winning election on Wednesday.
Donald Trump could reverse Obama administration policies on immigration, pay and benefits for some federal workers and Cuba as soon as he enters the Oval Office. On policing and health care, Trump's team can easily suspend some of Obama's policies, in effect killing off large swathes of what the president has achieved in office.
In this file photo, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe speaks during a luncheon with Secretary of State John Kerry and Vice President Joe Biden at the State Department in Washington. Washington honors America's closest friends by inviting their leaders to address a joint meeting of Congress, but Wednesday's speech on by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will be the first by a Japanese leader.