Trump’s Grassroots Supporters Will Likely Pay the Price of His Economic Surge
A market upswing signals the president-elect may be good for the economy after all — but mostly for the already wealthy.
A market upswing signals the president-elect may be good for the economy after all — but mostly for the already wealthy.
From restoring torture to expanding surveillance, the president-elect’s picks for national security advisor, CIA director, and attorney general favor a no-holds-barred approach to Islamist extremists at home and abroad.
The former House speaker won’t serve in the cabinet — and says the president elect shouldn’t tap other Washington insiders, either. (Too late.)
On Russia, Syria, and other top security issues, Trump may find his campaign priorities hamstrung by Republican leaders in Congress.
With an assist from Moscow, Damascus could dodge sanctions for gassing its own people.
America’s litigious president-elect is about to run the world’s most fearsome legal agency.
The Russian leader now has a sympathetic president in Washington, but he should be wary of the problems Donald Trump could bring to Moscow.
Get ready for a mix of outside-the-box iconoclasts and old guard Republicans.
A Trump presidency carries a lot of economic risk. But in some sectors, there's also quite a bit of opportunity.
While Russia rejoices and right-wingers cheer, America’s allies are trying to come to grips with the implications of Donald Trump’s victory.











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