US President-elect Donald Trump

The president-elect is currently lagging more than 2 million votes behind Hillary Clinton.

Interim Ukip leader has stopped 'Friday night pub crawls around Westminster' since 8 November.

America's Got Talent host believes Trump's presidency will encourage change in America.

The star had been vandalised during his presidential election campaign.

A poll shows most Americans are not looking forward to discussing politics over Thanksgiving dinner.

The Buenos Aires-based project is awaiting final approval from the city government.

Trump's eldest son met with group that advocates political transition in cooperation with President Bashar al-Assad.

The group claims votes in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin may have been manipulated or hacked.

Trump defended his chief strategist, Steve Bannon, and denied Bannon was a racist or member of the alt-right.

The hacktivist website has even called for a march to be held on 5 December at Trump Tower.

Kobach was photographed with his plan for Homeland Security, including a proposed ban of Syrian refugees.

Trump also vowed to order the Department of Labor to investigate abuse of visa programmes.

The Hawaii Democrat met with the president-elect on 21 November to discuss various issues, including Syria.

Foreign ministry official said the alternative, China-backed RCEP pact would be a better choice.

The sitting president did encourage Democrats to work with the incoming president for the good of the country.

David Axelrod criticised the appointments of general Mike Flynn and Mike Pompeo.

Twitter users have questioned whether Kushner and wife Ivanka Trump should have been present in the meetings.

Carl Higbie maintains Trump does not advocate internment camps nor is he afraid of the Muslim community.

The Trump team said the tour of rallies would be conducted in the next couple of weeks.

Flynn was once paid to appear at a gala with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Obama implied that the President-elect should get used to the protests as previous leaders have.

The construction mogul's election to the White House has been particularly worrisome for Latin American nations.

Carson said he would reconsider if the President-elect 'absolutely needs' him.

Senate Democrats have also called on the president-elect to change course and sack Bannon.

Notable names on the committee include: Gail Icahn, Steve Wynn and Anthony Scaramucci.

Rogers was allegedly pushed out due to his close relationship with Chris Christie.

Donald Trump will inherit the most powerful surveillance programme in the world.

State-run Chinese paper claims 'a number of US industries will be impaired' should Trump impose strict tariffs.

There are laws prohibiting Trump from giving his children government jobs but there may be loopholes.

Critics claim the former Breitbart News chief works for the alt-right.