Giuliani Favored as Secretary of State in Trump Administration
A senior Trump official says Rudy Giuliani is the leading candidate for secretary of state with no real competition, while Giuliani coyly suggests John Bolton could also be strong. The piece notes Trump’s team-building efforts and discussions of diversity, including a possible female GOP leader and an openly gay UN representative.
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Trump taps Steve Bannon as chief strategist sparks backlash
President elect Donald Trump names Breitbart chief Steve Bannon as campaign chief strategist stirring fury from Jewish groups and concern among House Republicans. Critics call Bannon an ally of the alt right and white nationalists while House leaders defend Trump's prerogative. The Anti-Defamation League and Congressional Black Caucus condemn the move as signaling hostility to race relations and civil rights.
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Trump shifts on immigration policy after campaign stance
President elect Donald Trump signals a more selective approach focusing on criminals for deportation and may accept fencing along parts of the 2000 mile border. He notes possibly 2 to 3 million could be targeted, downplaying a total mass expulsion. Obama era deportations and costs cited, with unclear details on enforcement mechanics.
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Obama urges patience with Trump as he embraces unity
Barack Obama, amid a three nation trip, urged Americans to give President-elect Donald Trump time to lead. He avoided criticizing Trump despite campaign clashes, praised Trump as pragmatic, and vouched for continuing core alliances including NATO, signaling a hopeful view of a future Trump administration.
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