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How Many Police Officers Killed In 2016? Byron Police Officers Shot In Georgia While Serving Search Warrant

There has been a 66 percent increase in fatal police shootings in the U.S. in 2016 compared to how many there were at this same time in 2015.

Ugly Sweaters 2016: Ideas, Where To Buy, How To Make Christmas, Hanukkah Outfits

High end or cheap, handmade or store bought, there's an ugly sweater for everyone.

Is It Safe For Immigrants To Travel Under President Trump? What Experts Have To Say About Going Outside The US

With the threat of anti-immigrant Donald Trump's presidency looming, advocates for undocumented people are urging them to stay in the country, lest they not be allowed back in, after Inauguration Day.

Electoral College Vote Update: Electors Demand Classified Intelligence Briefing On Russia Hack

Ten electors are demanding classified information about Trump's ties to Russia ahead of the Electoral College's vote.

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Popular Vote 2016 Latest Results: Will Russia Hacks, Hillary Clinton’s 2.8 Million Lead Hurt Donald Trump?

Amidst Russia's hacking of the election, the president-elect also has 2.8 million fewer votes that election-loser and Democrat Hillary Clinton.

There are several cities in the United States that will be hosting special events and shopping specifically centered around Christmas.

Holiday Travel 2016: Where To Go For Christmas In The USA

These U.S. cities are doing Christmas in their own unique way.

New York Traffic Update: Report Shows NYC Tunnel Project To Cause Major Jams For City

Transportation officials told Reuters that massive new infrastructure projects could cause years of traffic nightmares for New Yorkers.

Accidental Gun Deaths Involving Children: Major And Understated Problem In The US, Report Shows

A new evaluation of child gun deaths in the U.S. found that official statistics severely understate the problem.

Sanctuary Cities 2016: Full List Of Places Resisting Donald Trump’s Immigration Pledge

A growing number of "sanctuary cities" have vowed to stand up to the president-elect's plans to deport millions of undocumented immigrants.

Conjoined Sandoval Twins Update: Erika And Eva Recover Post-Separation Surgery

After a harrowing 17-hour surgery, the formerly conjoined Sandoval twins have been separated and continue to recover at a Stanford hospital.

What Is A False Flag? John Bolton, Trump Adviser, Suggested Russian Hacks Could Be Obama Administration Action

"It is not at all clear to me just viewing this from the outside, that this hacking into the DNC and the RNC computers was not a false flag," Bolton said.

Who Is Gen. John Kelly? 7 Fast Facts About Trump's Cabinet Choice For Department Of Homeland Security Secretary

The president-elect announced in a news release Monday that he planned to nominate Gen. John Kelly to be secretary of the Department of Homeland Security.

Russia Election Hack Update: Sarah Palin Keeping An Eye On Russia From Alaska

"Russia’s getting out of hand? So says the defeated," Palin tweeted.

How Much Snow Will We Get This Winter 2016-17? Blizzards Predicted For Northeast, Midwest

Frequent snow this winter should be expected, forecasters have predicted.

Illegal Immigration Update: Immigrants In Detention Centers Lack Affordable Phone Calls Nationwide

Soaring phone call prices in detention centers make it nearly impossible for some immigrants to fight deportation.

ExxonMobil’s Rex Tillerson ‘Professional’ And Personally Known To Russian President Putin, Kremlin Says

Rex Tillerson, the 64-year-old veteran oil executive, is a front-runner to be Donald Trump’s pick as Secretary of State.

‘Exterminate’ Muslims Post On Ex-Congressman Allen West’s Facebook Taken Down, Apology Issued

The editor-in-chief of Allenbwest.com, who also manages the former Republican congressman's Facebook page, issued an apology for the meme.

Massachusetts Muslim Cemetery Dispute: Dudley Town Officials Warned Of Possible Civil-Rights Laws Violation

Officials in Dudley, a town in central Massachusetts, have cited concerns about the proposed burial ground's environmental impact, likely traffic issues and noise.

Is Climate Change Real? President-Elect Donald Trump Says ‘Nobody Really Knows’ Whether The Threat Actually Exists

The president-elect said he was assessing whether the U.S. should withdraw from international climate agreements that may harm its competitive markets.

Hate Crimes Against Muslims: NYPD Officers Request Meeting With Trump After Spike In Racist Attacks

According to the New York City Police Department, there has been a 115 percent spike in hate crimes targeting Jewish, LGBTQ and Muslim communities since Nov. 8.

US Prison Population 2016: Nearly 40% Of Inmates Unnecessarily Incarcerated, Report Says

The study, conducted by the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law, found that setting the 576,000 inmates free could save $20 billion annually.

Trump Cabinet News: Who Will Head Department Of Energy? Rick Perry Reported Top Pick

The former Texas governor once called President-elect Donald Trump a cancer on conservatism.

Latest Election Results: Congressman Calls On Electoral College To Consider Russian Hacking Revelations

A Rhode Island congressman said electors have the right to consider whether there was foreign influence in the election.

Chris Christie News: If He Couldn't Be Attorney General, New Jersey Governor Didn't Want Any Administration Post

The New Jersey governor was also told he wouldn't head the Republican National Committee.

Donald Trump News: President-Elect Says He's Too Smart For Daily Intelligence Briefings [VIDEO]

The president-elect also says he's open-minded on climate change and doesn't necessarily subscribe to the One China policy that has guided U.S. diplomacy since 1979.

Did Russia Help Donald Trump Get Elected? President-Elect Rejects Intelligence Assessment; Senators Call For Bipartisan Investigation [VIDEO]

President-elect Donald Trump has rejected an intelligence assessment that concluded Russia worked to boost his election prospects.

Is A Recession Coming? Trump's Economic Plans Could Clash With The Fed's, With Drastic Consequences

Donald Trump and Janet Yellen haven't necessarily seen eye to eye, but their differing policy agendas could have much broader implications for the American economy than simple political bickering.

Trump cabinet members have interesting views on marijuana legalization.

Trump Cabinet Update: Where Does John Kelly And Other Cabinet Members Stand On Drug Legalization?

From the looks of it, full legalization across the United States may still be quite a ways off if Donald Trump's cabinet have a say in the matter.

How Many Times Will The Fed Raise Interest Rates Next Year? Experts Say Central Bank Could Hike Rate Up To Four Times in 2017

After two delays over the past three months, the Federal Reserve's first interest rate hike since December 2015 has received plenty of hype, but experts say it'll be the first of many.

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