Chief of staff pick signals direction of presidency
Washington begins naming a White House chief of staff as Donald Trump considers Reince Priebus Steve Bannon and Kellyanne Conway. The choice will set access to the president, shape policy hiring and signal the administration’s path amid debate over outsider versus insider leadership.
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Trump protesters include students immigrants and anarchists
Portland and Salt Lake City observers describe protests across states with diverse participants. College students professors and immigrants fear policy changes under the new president, including deportation risks and loss of rights for undocumented and LGBT individuals.
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Schools report racist incidents after election sweep
After Donald Trump won, more than 20 incidents surfaced in schools and universities. Reports describe students chanting white power and targeting Black peers, with cases at University of New Mexico, Royal Oak Middle, University of Pennsylvania, York County Tech, and schools in Illinois and Indiana.
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