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Donald Trump Picked Terry Branstad U.S. Ambassador to China

The Governor of Lowa, Terry Branstad, has a good relationship with Chinese Leader since 1985.

Trump brokers $50B US deal with Softbank, T-mobile and Sprint merger may happen

Trump had met with SoftBank Group Corp's chief executive, which apparently ended with the company agreeing to make a $50 billion investment in the United States and opening more than 50,000 jobs to Americans.

Donald Trump wans General John Kelly for Homeland Security

Donald Trump wants retired General John Kelly as the leader of the Department of Homeland Security, according to an inside source.

Donald Trump may still appoint Mitt Romney

According to Donald Trump, Mitt Romney is still being considered as a potential candidate to be the secretary of state.

Donald Trump may still appoint Mitt Romney

According to Donald Trump, Mitt Romney is still being considered as a potential candidate to be the secretary of state.

69 Percent Respondents : Trump Needs To Make A Decision of Being A President or A Businessman

The US President-elect, Donald Trump, has promised to hand out of his business empires to his children before get sworn as the president next month. Some politicians stated that Trump's words just to avoid potential conflicts of interest.

China calls Donald Trump ‘rookie’

China has made fun of Donald Trump and his inexperience in international politics. The Chinese media has called the US president-elect a “diplomatic rookie.”

Donald Trump: TIME Person of the Year 2016

Donald Trump has come a long way to winning hearts of the American people to be elected as the 45th president of the United States.

Trump’s empire may come in conflict with his position, no details yet on his plans to remove himself from his organization

A lot of Trump's businesses can be directly affected by several government agencies and policies, which means that a conflict and ethical concerns may soon arrive during his business dealings.

Taiwan’s reaction remains positive but cautious towards Trump phone call

Despite the positive remarks from Taiwanese publications and social media posts, majority of the reactions have been more on the cautious side given the volatility of Taiwan's situation with China.

Congressional Republicans not endorsing Trump's heavy tariff threats

House Majority Leader, Kevin McCarthy, stated that they are not really in favor of imposing heavy taxes on companies who move their jobs overseas.

New York asks government to reimburse city $35 million in Trump security cost

New York City has now revealed that they are formally asking the federal government to reimburse them for the security expenses they have incurred, and will incur, in providing around the clock security for Trump and his New York home.

Rush Limbaugh justifies Trump's planned trillion-dollar infrastructure program

Rush Limbaugh's recent rant on his morning radio talk show apparently features him praising president-elect Donald Trump's planned infrastructure program.

Trump sees growing lead in Wisconsin recount initial results, president-elect calls recount a scam

The latest figures in the multi-million dollar presidential election recount has now been published online, and it seems like the entire effort may have been in vain as the results show President-elect Donald Trump's clear lead over democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton.

Trump's phone conversation with Taiwan leader sparks China outrage

China is reportedly displeased with the soon-to-be president's actions as it goes against the four-decade long separation and Beijing's strong "One China" policy.

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