Bezos’s companies do billions of dollars of business with the federal government. The rise of Musk, his long-time rival, could jeopardize that.

He won decisively in the Electoral College, leaving Democrats with much to reflect upon. But the near-final popular vote tally is much narrower than originally thought, with less than half of voters backing the Trump agenda.

The former Florida attorney general has a much better shot at senate confirmation, while Gaetz shouldn’t be counted out for “a different post” in the administration or, potentially, filling Marco Rubio’s seat.

The proposal could potentially affect more than have the federal workforce.

In 2016, Kennedy said of Trump, according to newly uncovered recordings: “He’s not like Hitler. Hitler had like a plan, you know, Hitler was interested in policy."

The social-justice protests and public spats that typified Trump’s first term have given way to a flurry of fist pumps and hip shimmies. Players who support the president-elect are “starting to come out of the woodwork,” says one former football star.

And what does their meeting suggest about Donald Trump’s influence on the media industry?

Linda McMahon, come on down.

Network executives addressed staff Wednesday on Comcast’s plans to spin off the cable channel from NBC News, a proposed shake-up that comes amid postelection ratings woes and concerns about what a Joe and Mika trip to Mar-a-Lago portends for covering Donald Trump.

The panel has voted against releasing its Gaetz report, despite calls to do so.

The Duke of Sussex is on a lonely truth-seeking crusade and isn’t warring with Murdoch’s News Group Newspapers for a penny—or a pound.

The president-elect is giving the Biden administration the middle finger by making the changeover as difficult as humanly possible.

The South Carolina Republican said her resolution is "absolutely" targeting her incoming colleague Sarah McBride—the first openly transgender person elected to the United States Congress.

The vice president-elect, previously dispatched to clean up Trump’s ugliest campaign rhetoric, now has the unenviable task of shepherding his worst cabinet picks through the confirmation process.

The long-fought movement to expand presidential authority goes back to Richard Nixon—and William Barr.

“The American people have spoken and reelected Donald Trump,” the former and future president’s onetime fixer said. “Accordingly, I believe we must all acknowledge and respect the office of the presidency and dismiss the case forthwith.”

GOP sources say there are doubts within the Trump transition as to whether the defense secretary nominee will be able to hang on following revelations of a 2017 sexual assault claim.

Manhattan prosecutors proposed freezing the case until after the president-elect’s term ends. Trump’s attorneys argued that the case should be dismissed.

Yes, let's definitely put a conspiracy theorist in charge of a major government health agency.

Duffy, who compared his Black female castmate to Hitler and accused her of reverse racism, is a Fox Business host who will now be in charge of all transportation in America.