Donald Trump updates

Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, considered to join The West Wing

The Chief Strategist and Communication Director of Republican National Committee, Sean Spicer, picked to serve as a press secretary and the Administration head of the briefing room. The Trump's Campaign Manager, Corey Lewandowski, has yet-undetermined title, but Trump still considering

The Prime Minister of Israel : I didn't have any personal problem with President Obama.

Surely, if Trump wouldn't be the first incoming president of US to make some promises during the campaign.

The American Officials are afraid of the Russian's intentions to Estonia.

Estonia is well-accustomed to live with the Russian threat and the uncertainty may bring, even the American officials in Washington are afraid of the Russian's intentions.

Want to take away a woman’s rights to pick, Mr. Trump ? Bill de Blasio asked the crowds.

Bill de Blasio has been a steady erosion of support after his 2013 win of being New York Mayor, as his administration officials unable to stop tripping over their own feet

Democrats to extensively scrutinize Trump's Cabinet picks in committee hearings

Reports have revealed that even though Democrats are unable to stop the picks as they happen, there may be some ways for them to delay or kill the nomination altogether by increasing the scrutiny on Trump's nominees in the committee hearings.

Trump reignites US-China tension by questioning commitment to One China policy

Trump recently appeared in an interview with Fox News over the weekend where he not only defended his conversation with the Taiwanese president, but also outright questioned the validity of the One China policy and how it affects the United States today.

ExxonMobil CEO, Rex Tillerson awarded by Vladimir Putin with “Order of Friendship”, one of the Russian's highest honor.

I think it's really ridiculous. It's only an excuse and I don't believe in it, You know, what they talked just about all sort of things, Trump said Wallace on the interview over the weekend.

Several high-profile tech CEOs confirms their attendance for Trump meeting this week

The people that have been confirmed to attend the event are among the most powerful executives of the country's largest tech firms.

Trump reacts to Russia election hacking allegations, calls it 'just another excuse'

Trump reacted to the allegations and mentioned that it was just another excuse by his opponents to justify the loss of their Democratic Party candidate, Hillary Clinton.

Boeing cautiously announces $16 billion Iran deal amid Trump's tariff threats

Boeing explained in their statement that the deal with Iran, which had agreed on a nuclear accord during the Obama administration, would translate to tens of thousands of jobs in the U.S. that would in turn boost the economy as a whole.

Fact Checkers to Mark Zuckerberg : It’s The Best Way To Reduce Fake News on Facebook

The prominent fact checkers of United States fought a battle against the fake news during the presidential campaigns.

Rudy Giuliani will not serve in Donald Trump's Cabinet after removing his name from consideration list

The mayor former of New York City, Rudy Giuliani, has removed his name from considered list of Trump's cabinet.

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.

Shawn Steel, California Committeeman : We would be a political arm of the president-elect

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

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