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Tuesday's stunning presidential election was, first and foremost, a devastating rebuke of Barack Obama's presidency, especially his economic record. Many issues, no doubt, influenced the voters' decisions to put the Republicans back in charge of the White House and the executive branch of government.
His name was never mentioned during the Netherlands' main commemoration event for Kristallnacht, but Donald Trump was likely on everyone's mind at the ceremony at the Dutch capital's majestic Portuguese Synagogue. It wasn't for any imagined parallels between Trump's election as US president and the campaign of violence that the Nazis unleashed 78 years ago against German and Austrian Jews, which many historians see as the opening shot of the Holocaust.
If Tuesday were a novel, or even a dream, we could finish the last page and put the book down to wake up to realize the book included no literal truth, that neither Donald Trump nor Hillary Clinton had been elected president of the United States. That's how 6 in 10 voters would have felt, saying in the exit polls that both candidates were "unfavorable and untrustworthy."
Dozens marched along the streets of downtown Stockton to the steps of City Hall on Thursday evening to denounce Donald Trump, the billionaire businessman who defeated Hillary Clinton in an earthshaking upset in Tuesday's presidential election. The San Joaquin Pride Center, Fathers and Families of San Joaquin and the Little Manila Foundation joined forces to organize the march.
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How do Mexicans feel about Trump's toxic rhetoric now that he's definitely the president? Freelance journalist Marco Magasic reports from Mexico. The worst thing about the US election for Mexico was supposed to be the fact that Donald Trump's dialogue on immigration and trade would somehow shape Hillary Clinton's policies.
All over the internet, women are starting to organize to win the next election. Here's how you can be involved For those who voted for Hillary Clinton and vehemently opposed Donald Trump, the raw emotions of Tuesday's surprising defeat are starting to wear off.
I wouldn't say the mood among Republicans is exactly giddy. Even Fox News seemed a little bit stunned by the news that Donald Trump had been elected president of the United States.
In this Nov. 9, 2016, photo, Russian President Vladimir Putin makes a toast during a ceremony for receiving diplomatic credentials from foreign ambassadors in the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia. In careful phrasing befitting the spy he once was, Vladimir Putin has made it clear he expects a great deal from President-elect Donald Trump.
Michelle meets Melania: First Lady's meeting with her successor is kept behind closed doors and photo is only released after media pressure How Obama out-manspreaded Trump: Body language expert reveals the truth behind that very awkward-looking first meeting between the pair at the White House Saudi prince who declared Trump 'a disgrace to America' on Twitter - and received a blunt retort from The Donald - tries to make amends following his election victory 'Now we're going to make American great again!' President-elect Trump is greeted at the Capitol by Paul Ryan - who uses his slogan and points out his hotel Running for the HILLS! Clinton is spotted for first time since conceding election defeat - and smiles like the world has been lifted off her shoulders Democrats at war: Staffer screams at pro-Clinton DNC leader Donna Brazile for helping Trump take the White House while her DNC pals ... (more)
California woke up Wednesday to a stunning new reality: Republican Donald Trump will be the next president of the United States, with congressional majorities that will empower him to pursue an agenda most of the state finds objectionable and some consider dangerous. Having delivered 55 electoral votes to Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, the most of any state, Californians watched with surprise - and, in many cases, horror - as Trump pulled off arguably the greatest upset in modern political history, smashing through Clinton's supposedly formidable get-out-the-vote operation in crucial swing states like Florida and Ohio.
A warm ''Hoosier'' welcome for Vice president-elect Mike Pence as he returns to Indiana where he asks for prayers and support for the Trump Administration. Rough Cut .
Uh oh! Donald Trump kept vowing throughout his campaign that he was going to 'lock up' Hillary Clinton over her e-mail scandal. So now that he's the President-Elect, is he still going to make good on that longstanding promise? We've got your answer, right here! Donald Trump , 70, kept demanding that Hillary Clinton , 68, be jailed over her e-mail debacle throughout their bitter race for the White House, but now that he's won it appears he's backing off on that pledge.
Leaders in the immigrants rights movement said they were "shocked and appalled" by the results of Tuesday's election, but resolved to continue fighting to protect the rights of undocumented immigrants, and to defend the safety of their communities and integrity of their families. "Donald Trump is a man who spent the last year-and-a-half stoking the flames of fear, of bigotry, and race and hatred.
NOVEMBER 09: Republican president-elect Donald Trump delivers his acceptance speech during his election night event at the New York Hilton Midtown in the early morning hours of November 9, 2016 in New York City. Donald Trump defeated Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton to become the 45th president of the United States.
In a cordial beginning to their transfer of power, President Barack Obama and President-elect Donald Trump met at the White House Thursday. Obama called the 90-minute meeting "excellent," and his successor said he looked forward to receiving the outgoing president's "counsel."
SUBTITLED Footage uploaded to social media on Thursday purports to show residents of the besieged city Aleppo reacting with concern and skepticism to Donald Trump's United States election victory on Wednesday . One unidentified Syrian man said an American president that admired Russia's leader, Vladimir Putin, was a setback for the United States as a great country of the world.