In Peru, the president says once the news administration sees how the pacts are working, ‘they’ll determine that it’s actually good both for the United States and our trading partners.’
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Nations reaffirm deal on climate, despite unclear U.S. support
Whether Donald Trump will keep his country’s vow to reduce emissions looms over negotiations.
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Romney calls meeting with Trump ‘very thorough,’ ‘in-depth’
The 2012 GOP presidential nominee was a harsh critic of Trump during the 2016 campaign, calling him a ‘con man.’
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Trump names conservatives for national security roles
Democrats denounce the choice of Alabama Sen. Jeff Sessions for attorney general and Michael Flynn as national security adviser.
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Trump at home in NYC causing chaos in the streets
Democratic Mayor de Blasio calls the stress of the president-elect living in the city ‘unprecedented.’
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Trump pays $25 million to settle Trump University fraud cases
The President-elect’s attorneys appear to be trying to minimize his many legal entanglements.
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Trump agrees to $25 million settlement in Trump University lawsuits
The settlement includes restitution for students and $1 million in penalties to the state but does not require Trump to acknowledge wrongdoing.
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Trump names Alabama Sen. Jeff Sessions, Kansas Rep. Mike Pompeo for top positions
The president-elect has chosen Sessions for attorney general and Pompeo to head the CIA.
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Trump to ask Mitt Romney for help, may offer him appointment
The 2012 nominee could become the secretary of state, as retired Gen. Michael Flynn is offered the post of national security adviser.
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Market forces mean Trump can’t pull plug on clean energy, experts say
Although energy policies will change under the Trump administration, panelists at a conference in Portland say the changes likely won’t be as extensive as people expect.