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Can Donald Trump & his anti-Obamacare team find a better alternative?

Can Rep. Tom Price, a physician-politician, can deliver something better than President Obama's healthcare law if he is confirmed as the health secretary of the incoming Trump administration?

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Smithsonian gallery to display President-Elect Donald Trump's portrait a week before his inauguration

The gallery will display a 27-year-old portrait of Trump on January 13 and it will be kept for the rest of the month.

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If Trump picks Rex Tillerson as U.S. secretary of state, will it mean a strategic victory for Russia?

If the president-elect chooses ExxonMobil CEO Rex Tillerson who has a history of links with Russia as the top diplomat, then it could be a victory for the Kremlin, feel experts.

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Donald Trump now blasts this news channel besides CNN on Twitter

The American president-elect slammed NBC on Twitter in his latest rant on social media

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Samuel Jackson hopes President-Elect Donald Trump will not destroy Hollywood

Veteran actor Samuel L. Jackson hoped Trump will not destroy Hollywood saying it 'didn't support him' but at the same time, added that the real-estate mogul did not steal this year's election.

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US president-elect Donald Trump rubbishes CIA's take on Russia: This is unique, isn't it?

Trump's team has lashed out at the intelligence agency over its conclusion that Russia has interfered in this presidential election to help him win

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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?

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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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Why Donald Trump is unlikely to be stopped from becoming president

Many Electoral College members are trying to convince fellow members to ditch the president-elect when they vote for him but it is unlikely that such a plan will succeed.

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Trump picks Scott Pruitt as the head of the EPA, the same body he sued

The president-elect made yet another controversial decision by choosing Pruitt to lead the environmental protection body and the opponents have already attacked him over it.

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President-Elect Trump attacks another president, says he did a "terrible" job

Donald Trump hits out at United Steelworkers 1999 president Chuck Jones in response to his criticism of the former's claim of saving 1,100 jobs at Carrier's Indiana plant

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After Trump picks climate sceptic Scott Pruitt as EPA chief, actor-environmentalist Leonardo DiCaprio meets president-elect

Leonardo DiCaprio, who has been speaking and taking a lot of initiative on climate change, met Donald Trump and his team to discuss how jobs related to environment can boost the country's economy.

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Donald Trump thinks 'Mad Dog' will make a great defense secretary but will his confirmation be too easy?

The president-elect backs Gen. James Mattis as "one of the most effective generals" the US has seen over a long time but norms need to be waived if the man has to be confirmed as the defense secretary.

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SoftBank to invest $50 billion in U.S., announces Trump; not all ready to give him credit

President-elect meets Japanese telecommunications giant in Trump Tower; says the investment to create 50,000 new jobs.
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Biden's Renewed Effort for Tuition-Free Community College Could Transform Personal Finances

President Joe Biden indicated that he was still hopeful about making some college education free when he disclosed the specifics of his Plan B for student loan forgiveness.

Rising Healthcare Costs? Long-Term Care Insurance Can Be Your Financial Lifesaver

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Fewer Self-Checkouts at Walmart: Could This Mean More Cashiers and Lower Prices? 

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