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Trump Revives 'Crooked Hillary' Nickname. Clinton Fires Back With 'Covfefe.'
Perhaps attempting to escape the afterglow of his strange tweet that included the now famous combination of letters "covfefe," President Trump revived his old favorite moniker for Clinton on Wednesday: "Crooked Hillary."
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Donald Trump's Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross No Stranger To Protectionism
When billionaire investor Wilbur Ross salvaged two North Carolina textile mills from bankruptcy in 2003 and 2004, one of the first things he did was head to Washington to immerse himself in trade law and policy.
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Unloved Electoral College Prepares To Anoint Donald Trump As President
Donald Trump's fiercest critics may be dreaming of a last-minute revolt, but the Electoral College, a peculiarly American institution, appears near-certain on Monday to select the 70-year-old real estate mogul as the 45th US president.
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Donald Trump Election Elicits Fears, Some Cheers Around The Globe
Leaders weren't sure what to expect after a US campaign in which Mr Trump upended foreign policy orthodoxy on numerous fronts.
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Donald Trump, US President-Elect, Updates Twitter Bio After Win
His Twitter handle '@realDonaldTrump' has around 13.5 million followers, over 2 million more than the outgoing US President Barack Obama.
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Republicans Win Two More Years Of Control In House Of Representatives
Expectations had been low that Democrats would win the 30 seats they had needed to capture House control. But both sides had anticipated they would cut the historic GOP majority by perhaps a dozen seats, which now seemed unlikely.
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The Crowd Yelled 'Lock Her Up!' Then Trump Thanked Clinton For 'Service To Our Country.'
It was a Donald Trump that many Americans had never seen.
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Donald Trump Ahead Of Hillary Clinton In Google Searches
Donald Trump might be trailing in surveys but the Republican nominee is more popular than his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in Google searches in the US.
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Indian-Americans raise over $10 million for Hillary Clinton's Campaign
Indian-Americans are believed to have raised at least USD 10 million towards the election campaign to elect Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton as the next president of the US.
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Trump Revives 'Crooked Hillary' Nickname. Clinton Fires Back With 'Covfefe.'
Perhaps attempting to escape the afterglow of his strange tweet that included the now famous combination of letters "covfefe," President Trump revived his old favorite moniker for Clinton on Wednesday: "Crooked Hillary."
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Donald Trump's Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross No Stranger To Protectionism
When billionaire investor Wilbur Ross salvaged two North Carolina textile mills from bankruptcy in 2003 and 2004, one of the first things he did was head to Washington to immerse himself in trade law and policy.
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Unloved Electoral College Prepares To Anoint Donald Trump As President
Donald Trump's fiercest critics may be dreaming of a last-minute revolt, but the Electoral College, a peculiarly American institution, appears near-certain on Monday to select the 70-year-old real estate mogul as the 45th US president.
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Donald Trump Election Elicits Fears, Some Cheers Around The Globe
Leaders weren't sure what to expect after a US campaign in which Mr Trump upended foreign policy orthodoxy on numerous fronts.
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Donald Trump, US President-Elect, Updates Twitter Bio After Win
His Twitter handle '@realDonaldTrump' has around 13.5 million followers, over 2 million more than the outgoing US President Barack Obama.
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Republicans Win Two More Years Of Control In House Of Representatives
Expectations had been low that Democrats would win the 30 seats they had needed to capture House control. But both sides had anticipated they would cut the historic GOP majority by perhaps a dozen seats, which now seemed unlikely.
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The Crowd Yelled 'Lock Her Up!' Then Trump Thanked Clinton For 'Service To Our Country.'
It was a Donald Trump that many Americans had never seen.
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Donald Trump Ahead Of Hillary Clinton In Google Searches
Donald Trump might be trailing in surveys but the Republican nominee is more popular than his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in Google searches in the US.
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Indian-Americans raise over $10 million for Hillary Clinton's Campaign
Indian-Americans are believed to have raised at least USD 10 million towards the election campaign to elect Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton as the next president of the US.
