Trump deposed in lawsuit against chef José Andrés
The president-elect is suing chef Andrés for backing out of a deal to open a restaurant in his D.C. hotel, blocks from the White House
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Historically black college makes decision on inauguration march
The Talladega College Marching Tornadoes will perform in Donald Trump’s inaugural parade despite a barrage of criticism
Top Dem signals race will play major role in Sessions confirmation
Sen. Dick Durbin says there are “elements” Trump's attorney general pick's background that “raise questions”
Trump tweets on Obamacare, promising "far better" alternative
He also went after Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and said the health care law was "a lie from the beginning"
Brexit advocate Farage will attend Trump's inauguration
Farage, who has been supportive of Mr. Trump and his campaign, said he "can't wait" for the ceremony
Trump sows fear among America’s farmworkers
His threats to deport millions of immigrants are also spurring U.S. farmers to gird for a world of worker shortages
Pence walks a fine line on Trump's hacking tweets
Pence says president-elect's skepticism of intelligence findings is "healthy" and "very sincere," but stops short of saying he agress
Russia has tried to interfere in elections for "years," Democratic senator says
"This is not just about one political party, one candidate -- it isn’t even about one country," Sen. Amy Klobuchar told CBSN's "Red & Blue"
What's the real world fallout from Trump's tweets?
The Tweeter-in-chief has moved stock prices, swayed lawmakers and even elicited a rebuke from China
Advice for Donald Trump from Bush's former chief of staff
Andy Card, who served as White House chief of staff from 2001 to 2006, shares his advice for the new administration with CBSN’s Elaine Quijano
Trump taps a Wall Street lawyer to run the SEC
Jay Clayton, who has represented powerhouses like Goldman Sachs, will now oversee U.S. financial markets
Federal Reserve eyes stepped-up rate hikes if growth moves faster
Amid low unemployment and Trump's spending ambitions, the Fed's plan for gradual increases could accelerate
Trump hires Omarosa for his White House team
The president-elect made a number of White House staff announcements on Wednesday
Former AG Holder to advise Calif. legislature on combating Trump
Holder, who left the Justice Department in 2015, will aid in protecting "the progress California has made," two legislative leaders said Wednesday
Problematic practices at Steven Mnuchin's OneWest?
A leaked memo from the California attorney general's office raises questions about the Treasury secretary nominee
Former White House chiefs of staff on Trump doubting U.S. intelligence
Bill Daley and Andrew Card advise the president-elect amid controversy over Mr. Trump questioning Russia's involvement in the U.S. elections
Chinese state media hits Trump's "Twitter foreign policy"
"An obsession with ‘Twitter foreign policy’ is undesirable,” the Xinhua news agency wrote after the president-elect posted tweets critical of China
Rex Tillerson's $180M severance package
That money will go into a blind trust if the former Exxon Mobil CEO gets confirmed as Trump’s secretary of state
Carl Icahn: Trump Taj Mahal isn’t for sale
The billionaire shut it down in October after union workers went on strike and now says he’ll give up its casino license
Commentary: The GOP's coming civil war
Why the incoming administration and the Republican Congress are heading toward an inevitable schism
After the pot industry's smokin' 2016, what's next?
Sales of weed surged 30 percent last year, but a potential crackdown from the Trump administration looms
Trump mocks "intelligence" officials, claims Russia hacking briefing delayed
Seculates that briefers might need more time “to build a case” and pronounced it “[v]ery strange!”; intel officials deny session was postponed
Protest at senator's office ends in arrest
The NAACP held the demonstration against Alabama Republican Jeff Sessions, who has been nominated by President-elect Trump for Attorney General
House Republicans decide to strip ethics change in emergency meeting
A majority of House Republicans voted Monday night to strip the chamber's outside ethics watchdog of its power and independence
Trump says he will reveal plans for his business on Jan. 11
The president-elect said he would be holding the press conference in New York City on Jan. 11 to detail the future of his businesses
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Guilfoyle associate says when she asked him for $100K, it was "quid pro quo"
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