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David A. Graham, Will Gottsegen, Tom Nichols, and colleagues guide you through today’s biggest news, ideas, and cultural happenings. Sign up for the newsletter here.
Obama promised to retaliate against Russia, Facebook tried to stop fake news, climate change brought polar bears closer to humans, and more.
Reports said Putin was directly involved in election hacks, Trump nominated his secretary of the interior, The Atlantic interviewed the leader of the so-called alt-right, and more.
Trump picked Rick Perry for energy secretary, psychologists examined America’s political divide, scientists planned to defend Earth from a comet strike, and more.
Syrian government forces overtook Aleppo, Trump chose Rex Tillerson for secretary of state, Ta-Nehisi Coates reflected on Obama’s presidency, and more.
After U.S. intelligence said Russian hackers interfered on behalf of Donald Trump, he doubted the evidence—but the Senate planned an inquiry.
Obama announced a review of election-related hacking, Trump picked Andrew Puzder for secretary of labor, Congress counted down to a funding deadline, and more.
Trump picked Scott Pruitt for EPA head, Aleppo has nearly fallen, Glenn Beck regretted his extreme claims, and more.
A new poll showed Americans are broadly optimistic about the economy, climate change threatened the American South, The Atlantic found gaps in Jeff Sessions’s record on desegregation, and more.
Fallout over Trump's call to Taiwan continued, jurors couldn’t convict the officer who killed Walter Scott, Ikea announced a generous new parental-leave policy, and more.
Trump chose Ben Carson for HUD secretary, the U.S. government blocked the Dakota Access Pipeline, Americans debated how to deal with racism, and more.
Gambia's leader conceded defeat, Austria prepared for a high-stakes vote, Trump announced his choice for defense secretary, and more.
Congress looked ready to jolt cancer research, Trump supporters had mixed expectations for his presidency, death tolls mounted in Duterte’s drug war, and more.
Trump announced two new Cabinet picks, he won the Carrier deal, workers reflected on their jobs, and more.
16,000 civilians fled Aleppo, ISIS fighters retreated from Mosul, Trump announced his Cabinet picks for transportation and health, and more.
As Cuba mourned Fidel Castro, Donald Trump claimed falsely to have won America’s popular vote, while Jill Stein called for a recount.
Donald Trump’s administration continues to take shape as he appoints his first female cabinet members, but the president-elect’s business interests cause doubt over his ability to govern objectively.
Donald Trump appeared to waver on climate change and torture, but negotiations with Russia and North Korea looked possible for the president-elect.
White nationalists were caught on tape saluting Trump’s win, his election threw U.S. alliances into question, the electoral college faced a choice, and more.
Trump picked Jeff Sessions for U.S. attorney general, but his advisers in business and science have yet to be decided.
Bernie Sanders tried to cooperate with Trump, Obama began his farewell world tour, death tolls rose in Aleppo, and more.