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Will military-heavy Donald Trump's administration be dangerous for America's civilian authority?

The president-elect has already picked three former military members and it has worried quite a few quarters: Is the U.S. administration getting alarmingly military heavy?

Dec 09, 2016 11:07 AM EST

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About Donald Trump's use of Twitter: Social media service's CEO Jack Dorsey feels it's 'complicated'

Jack Dorsey feels the president-elect's use of Twitter has been better than any of his opponents but also added that he wasn't sure where all the real-time conversations on Twitter lead to.

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Breitbart News unhappy with Trump over picking Andy Pudzer as labor secretary

The right-wing media organization which has been a great supporter of Trump has criticized Andrew Pudzer as one who stands diametrically opposed to the president-elect's signature issues on trade and immigration.

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Gen. Barry McCaffrey calls for investigation into Lt. General Michael Flynn and his son for spreading propaganda news

General Barry McCaffrey mentioned that he felt that Flynn was unfit for the position, with him even going as far as saying that some of Flynn's tweets and posts were "demented."

Donald Trump expresses softer take on Immigration despite campaign promises

Trump's latest statement seems to contradict his campaign promises as he apparently now has a softer stance towards immigration as a whole.

Dec 09, 2016 3:29 AM EST

The RNC Chairman, Reince Priebus, as the Trump White House political vehicle

The Chairwoman of Michigan GOP, Ronna Romney McDaniel, and Nick Ayers, A Republican operative, as two caliber candidates to sit on Capitol Hills

Dec 09, 2016 3:22 AM EST

Donald Trump to remain as producer for 'Celebrity Apprentice' during his presidency

Trump's stakes on the highly popular reality television show spin-off, "The Celebrity Apprentice," will reportedly still remain even after he officially holds office next year.

Dec 09, 2016 2:32 AM EST

Donald Trump Launches War On Unions

Labor leader stated that after the presidential election, Nation's labor gives a space room to Trump in delivering his support of worker, after spending $100 million to against Trump during his campaigns

Dec 09, 2016 1:49 AM EST

Climate Change situation in Trump's administration, U.S. still a key player in reducing emissions

During president-elect Donald Trump's presidential campaign, he had promised that the United States was going to be opting out of the Paris agreement and that he will be getting rid of the Clean Power Plan, which is currently under suspension.

Dec 09, 2016 1:36 AM EST

Trump picks conservative fast-food mogul as new U.S. secretary of labor

Trump has once again made a rather controversial pick as he has now announced that a radically conservative fast-food mogul was going to be sitting as country's new secretary of labor.

Dec 09, 2016 1:11 AM EST

Bill Valdez : Slower Efforts Could Make A Real Impact On Trump's Capability

President Barack Obama had successfully appointed his six cabinet nominees by this point in 2008. US News Update 2016 - President Barack Obama defeated by Donal Trump on the pace of cabinet announcement, but Trump left his predecessor when the cabinet announcement came to other transition critical to fulfill his campaign pledges.

Dec 08, 2016 11:54 PM EST