David Petraeus, a retired general and former C.I.A. director, has emerged as a new contender for secretary of state amid internal feuding over the post.
The protection of Mr. Trump at his Manhattan home presents unprecedented challenges.
Many of Mr. Trump’s international business partners have close ties to foreign governments.
Mr. Trump’s election is influencing markets, currencies and government policies as the world bets on how he will rewrite international rules.
A Somali-born student veered his car onto the sidewalk at the campus, leaped out and stabbed several people with a butcher knife, law enforcement officials said.
Experts say out-of-work miners are likely to be disappointed by Donald J. Trump’s economic plans, but some West Virginians think he can bring jobs back.
Officials in what are known as sanctuary cities say they will act as a bulwark against mass deportations, even at the risk of losing federal money for local services.
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Even as others deceive us, we deceive ourselves.
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Even as others deceive us, we deceive ourselves.
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