Five Fights For Trump’s First 100 Days

Lawmakers will return to Washington in January with a full plate of controversial issues that could gum up the early days of the President-elect Donald Trump’s term.

After 2016’s bruising election cycle, 2017 might seem like a break for Republicans and Democrats to gear up for 2018’s midterms. But a handful of 2017 contests could serve as an indicator of the mood of the electorate in the early months of Donald Trump’s presidency.

Trump’s nation-building pledges to be tested in Afghanistan

President-elect Donald Trump’s pledges to end the nation-building missions of the military will be tested in Afghanistan, where President Obama repeatedly came up against the reality of a country unready for U.S. forces to leave.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday summoned the U.S. ambassador to his country, as he increases attacks on the U.S. for not blocking a critical United Nations resolution.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday blasted the Obama administration for not blocking a United Nations resolution condemning Israeli settlements in occupied territories.

Over the last three and a half years, Edward Snowden has gone from an anonymous government contractor to a global celebrity made the subject of two major motion pictures. But for all of his cultural import, Snowden’s decision to leak thousands of classified documents has done little to change the way the United States conducts surveillance.

The Labor Department under President-elect Donald Trump is facing a dramatic makeover.

China on Sunday lodged a protest to the U.S. over a defense policy bill that calls for military exchanges with Taiwan.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange says he had “mixed” feelings about the election’s outcome but offered praise for President-elect Donald Trump.

OPINION: In a fact-free world, how does the press report on President Trump? Who will believe them anyway?