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Goldman’s Cohn Is Leading Candidate for Top White House Economic Post
Goldman’s Cohn Is Leading Candidate for Top White House Economic Post
Obama Orders Review of Hacking During Election 2016
Obama Orders Review of Hacking During Election 2016
Trump Expected to Pick Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers to Run Interior
Trump Expected to Pick Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers to Run Interior
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Democrats Push to Block Spending Bill on Behalf of Coal Miners
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GOP Faces Timing Dilemma on Health-Law Replacement
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Opioid Crisis Is an Immediate Test for Trump
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Donald Trump Was Braced for ‘Rough Evening’ on Election Night
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Trump Cabinet Picks Signal Deregulation Moves Are Coming
NIH Taps Retired General to Lead Research Hospital
NIH Taps Retired General to Lead Research Hospital
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Donald Trump Could Work on ‘Apprentice’ in Spare Time, Aide Says
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Trump’s Tough Talk to Test New China Envoy’s Close Beijing Ties
Full Election Results: State by State, County by County
Full Election Results: State by State, County by County
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Where They Won: Counties That Flipped From Past Elections
Georgia Says Someone in U.S. Government Tried to Hack Its Computers
Georgia Says Someone in U.S. Government Tried to Hack Its Computers
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Pentagon Plans In The Spotlight After Donald Trump’s Boeing Comment
Lawyer Who Outfitted Trump’s Jet Predicts He’ll Put His Luxury Stamp on Air Force One
Lawyer Who Outfitted Trump’s Jet Predicts He’ll Put His Luxury Stamp on Air Force One
Army Secretary Needles Trump on Immigration Stance
Army Secretary Needles Trump on Immigration Stance
Trump Demands Apology After Comments From ‘Hamilton’ Cast
Trump Demands Apology After Comments From ‘Hamilton’ Cast
Americans Optimistic But Fear Election Damaged Country: Poll
Americans Optimistic But Fear Election Damaged Country: Poll
Trump Addresses Supporters After Stunning Victory
Trump Addresses Supporters After Stunning Victory
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Which GOP Senate Candidates Are Outpacing Trump?
Elections Usher In New Crop of Political-Tech Startups
Elections Usher In New Crop of Political-Tech Startups
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What Happens If the Electoral College Is Tied?
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Election 2016 Photos: Trump Supporters Cheer, Clinton Backers Mourn
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Donald Trump Could Work on ‘Apprentice’ in Spare Time, Aide Says

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President-elect Donald Trump could continue working on the NBC show “The New Celebrity Apprentice” while he is in the White House next year, a top aide said, saying it is something he could do in his leisure time. Kellyanne Conway, a senior adviser to Mr. Trump during his transition, said on CNN that lawyers are […]

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