More from President Donald Trump: What we can expect from the Trump administration
Expect a lot more “failing New York Times” tweets.
His administration might revive a Bush-era program that registered thousands of immigrants — most of them Muslim.
One big concern: What happens to their kids in Donald Trump’s America?
I did not set out to study rural resentment of “elites,” but that’s what I found.
It’s thanks to the plane, oddly.
Partisanship makes a big difference
It’s a last-minute, desperate plea.
“They truly believe that multiethnic democracies cannot succeed.” — former Breitbart editor, Ben Shapiro
But he still has time to prove his critics wrong here.
He once bragged about building “the platform for the alt-right.” Now he’s heading to the White House.
President-elect Trump just gave a green light to Israeli settlement building.
Draining the swamp into his family’s pockets.
“We want to plant the seeds for an incredible backlash.”
His white supremacist supporters will find a lot to like.
White people elected Trump. And white people must fight the worst effects of his administration.
Scientists are worried — and with good reason.
To deport as many immigrants as he wants to, he’s going to have to scoop up a lot of people who aren’t criminals at all.
Trump needs help running the government. His top staff picks have no experience.
The comedian used the SNL stage to react to Trump’s win, “Blue Lives Matter,” and Harambe.
Trump is mixing business and government in a way that will allow for massive corruption.
But the issue of same-sex marriage, he said, is “settled.”