President Barack Obama promised Wednesday to work for a "smooth transition" of power to President-elect Donald Trump when he leaves office in January, citing the example set by former President George W. Bush eight years ago.
In the wake of Donald Trump's stunning victory, the president-elect faces a new challenge: Melding his campaign team with a Trump transition effort that's been operating independently from the campaign.
It's the morning after. And if, after this bitter election, you feel like we're all living in two distinctly different Americas -- you're right. At least on social media.
Donald Trump's campaign manager said Wednesday the president-elect has been given a mandate unlike any other in American history and that Hillary Clinton's concession phone call was "very gracious."
Former President George H.W. Bush phoned President-elect Donald Trump to congratulate the Republican nominee on defeating Hillary Clinton on Tuesday night, spokesman Jim McGrath said.
Donald Trump on Tuesday eviscerated a piece of conventional wisdom that had become demographic and Democratic gospel in recent cycles: that blue states will always be blue states.
On the heels of Donald Trump's presidential victory, CNN's Ana Navarro joined the hosts of "New Day" Wednesday morning to react to an unprecedented political moment.
House Speaker Paul Ryan has the "unified Republican government" he campaigned for in recent weeks -- a GOP House, Senate and White House for the first time since 2006.
Articulating the fear that a lot of Democrats are feeling at the likely prospect of a Donald Trump presidency, Van Jones called the election results a "whitelash."
