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Instead of aimlessly buying gifts throughout the season (a major wallet drain), use this shopping guide, chock-full of surprising strategies, to cross everything off your list in a single day.

Amazon CEO and Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos sent a peace offering to President-elect Donald Trump in the form of a tweet.

A foreign-born, former supermodel who married an eccentric billionaire is about to become the United States' next first lady.

Consult this handy calendar of what gifts to purchase, when -- courtesy of consumer-retail experts.

"I'm sorry."

Starbucks released its latest line of red holiday cups Thursday, and the Christmas-inspired designs are back.

John Sununu, a former chief of staff to President George H. W. Bush, said Thursday he's "sure" there will be a woman in Donald Trump's cabinet.

After the election: The transformation of Donald Trump begins Thursday.

The president-elect controls more than 500 companies. What happens to them is an ethics problem without historical precedent.

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Donald Trump's relationship with Congress is going to be very interesting to watch: One top Trump adviser suggested Wednesday the President-elect could enact his biggest campaign promise -- a wall on the border with Mexico -- without any help from the Republicans who control Capitol Hill.

President-elect Donald Trump was not the only reality show to win at the polls on Tuesday.

Rudy Giuliani and Chris Christie -- two Donald Trump loyalists rumored to be under consideration for top law-enforcement positions in the incoming administration -- demurred Thursday when asked about the President-elect's resolve to follow-up on his campaign promise to put Hillary Clinton in jail.

America is no country for Muslims, Hispanics, feminists or African-Americans, says Yasmin Alibhai-Brown.

Sharbat Gula, the woman known as the "Afghan Girl" for her appearance on a National Geographic cover, is now back in Afghanistan after deportation from Pakistan.

London, New York and Paris rank poorly against a list led by Austrian capital Vienna

Most journalists were convinced that Donald Trump would lose to Hillary Clinton. A day and a half later, a sense of shock still pervades newsrooms.

While the rest of America watched the election results roll in on television and online, five New York University students locked themselves in a dorm room and cut themselves off from all forms of technology.

The number of Americans looking for information on how to immigrate to New Zealand spiked dramatically after Donald Trump's election win.

Men, white people, African-Americans and Latinos all voted for Donald Trump at slightly higher rates than expected -- and that made the difference on Election Day.