US Elections 2016
Donald Trump's inauguration by the numbers- Powered by Middle America, Donald Trump to be sworn in as 45th — and oldest — US President amid rain and protests
A New York capitalist billionaire who tapped into the disquiet of poorer and insular America for an unlikely electoral march to the White House will be sworn in as the 45th - and oldest - President of - Meritocratic America could have woman, Latino or Hindu President in future: Barack Obama
Asked what he intended to do after leaving the White House, Obama's response was utterly self-effacing: "I want to do some writing. I want to be quiet a little bit and not hear myself talk so darn - Donald Trump supporters to Obama principals and the press: 'Don’t let the door hit you on the way out'
The moving trucks have been plying in and out of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue for a couple of weeks now, carting everything from art works to golf clubs. Tearful goodbyes are being exchanged inside the - Donald Trump heads to White House amid low approval ratings but high expectations
Donald Trump is entering the White House as the least popular President among the last seven spanning four decades, according to polls that the President-elect has promptly trashed. - Donald Trump accidentally retweets wrong Ivanka on Twitter
A Twitter user had tagged a wrong profile of a woman called @Ivanka from Brighton instead of @IvankaTrump and the President-elect did not realise the mistake and retweeted the quote, the Telegraph - Thin-skinned Donald Trump tested by parody and satire
US President-elect Donald Trump lashed out on Sunday at Saturday Night Live (SNL), the television centerpiece of the American satirical world, after the program needled him in a derisive sketch, - Donald Trump suggests outgoing CIA director Brennan may have leaked Russia dossier
In an interview, outgoing CIA Director John Brennan slammed Trump for equating the actions of intelligence community with that of Nazi Germany, describing it as "outrageous". "Was this the leaker of - Donald Trump says NATO is obsolete but still 'very important to me'
"It’s obsolete because it wasn’t taking care of terror. I took a lot of heat for two days. And then they started saying Trump is right," Trump said. Trump said that many NATO members were not paying - CIA director warns Donald Trump to be careful on Russia
Outgoing CIA director John Brennan said Donald Trump needs to be mindful about his off-the-cuff remarks once he takes the oath of office on Friday, alluding to his penchant for making broad - 18 Democratic lawmakers to boycott Donald Trump's inauguration
At least 18 Democratic lawmakers have said they will boycott US President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration this week, after disclosure of Russia's alleged meddling in the 2016 election and his rebuke - Trump's foreign policy doctrine: No holy cows; everything is negotiable
- As cabinet picks diverge from Donald Trump, he encourages them to 'be themselves'
All of my Cabinet nominee are looking good and doing a great job. I want them to be themselves and express their own thoughts, not mine!" Trump declared in a tweet, after some of his cabinet picks - Trump stumbles towards Inauguration Day amid clashes with US Intel and media
- President-elect Donald Trump goes to war with US intelligence agencies
The US President-elect in his first press meet after his win acknowledged that Moscow could be hacking US computers, but argued that they would stop doing it now and the US would be more respected by - US President-elect Donald Trump says he thinks Russia was behind hacking of Democratic National Committee
At his first press conference since becoming President-elect, Trump said Russia wasn't the only country that engaged in cyber-attacks on the US, and specifically named China. He also claimed Russia - Indian-Americans to celebrate Trump's inauguration with a ball
Eminent Indian-Americans from across the US are gearing to celebrate commencement of Donald Trump's presidency of the US with a ball, alongwith other Asian American community members, on January 19. - 'Raj karega Raj Shah': Confusion over name serves to illustrate Indian-Americans are on both sides of aisle
Just as well there are more than one Raj Shahs in American public life; if nothing else, it served to illustrate that Indian-Americans are present and ticking on both sides of the political divide in - Donald Trump appoints Indian-American to key White House position
Donald Trump on Wednesday appointed young Indian-American Raj Shah, who played a leading role in the Republican party's anti-Clinton campaign during polls, to a key White House position. Shah, who is - Trump, Obama locked in repeal wars
- Attacks like Berlin rampage 'purely religious threat': Donald Trump
Donald Trump claimed that attacks like the one in Berlin is a "purely religious threat which turned into reality" as he referred to the attacker's video in which he talked about killing crusaders who - How Indian-Americans progressed in US politics and public life
- Michelle Obama gives last interview as First Lady, Twitter bids heartfelt farewell
While answering a question on whether she would run for President, the outgoing first lady said her family's time in the White House had been long enough and she did not want to force her children to - Trump thanks Indian-Americans for role in presidential victory
The event in Florida, which has a sizeable Indian-American population, was attended by a large number of community members. US President-elect Donald Trump has acknowledged the contribution of
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