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Russian hackers accused of post-election attacks on U.S. think tanks
A Russian hacking group began attacking U.S.-based policy think tanks within hours of Donald Trump's presidential election victory, according to cyber experts who suspect Moscow is seeking information on the incoming administration.
Massive cyberattack hit five top Russian banks: Kaspersky
A massive cyberattack has hit at least five of Russia's largest banks, Moscow-based internet security giant Kaspersky said Thursday.
Canada PM says ready to renegotiate NAFTA with Trump
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Thursday he is willing to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which US President-elect Donald Trump has said he wants to change or scrap.

Israel-Palestinian Conflict
Netanyahu to Russian PM: Red line needed on Iranian nukes, bases in Syria
Iran must be prevented from producing nuclear weapons and from placing military bases in Syria, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Russian counterpart, Dimitry Medvedev, on Thursday.
Trump invites Netanyahu to meet at first opportunity
US President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that he was welcome to visit at the earliest opportunity as the two spoke on the phone after Trump's astonishing election as 45th US President.
After Trump win, officials seek Jerusalem building spree
Jerusalem City Hall will authorize the construction of thousands of new housing units in neighborhoods over the Green Line in the wake of Donald Trump's election, officials said.

Inside the United States
Anti-Trump Protests Sweep the Nation for a Second Night, Trump Calls Them 'Unfair'
Thousands of protesters filled the streets of cities across the U.S. Thursday for a second night of anti-Donald Trump demonstrations, with police in Portland, Oregon, declaring protests there had escalated and were being "considered a riot."
Obama, Trump meet at White House, discuss transition of power
President Obama hosted President-elect Donald Trump at the White House for their first formal meeting Thursday, as the outgoing president and the CEO poised to replace him sought to set aside their many differences and chart a peaceful transition of power in January.
Conservative groups poised to lose power under Trump
Conservative groups are poised to lose power in Washington with the arrival of President-elect Donald Trump.
Trump can eviscerate Obama's policies by dropping lawsuits, revoking memos
Forget about waiting for Congress -- Donald Trump can eviscerate Obamacare and cripple President Obama's global warming framework all on his first few days in office by directing policy from the White House and ordering his Justice Department to drop lawsuits that the current administration is pursuing.
Trump could easily erase much of Obama's foreign policy legacy
U.S. President Barack Obama's foreign policy legacy rests in part on a foundation of unilateral actions that his successor Donald Trump could reverse with the stroke of a pen.
Trump is already working to erase Obama's legacy from history
President-elect Donald Trump was surprisingly gracious as he met President Barack Obama in the Oval Office on Thursday but make no mistake: He is already working to erase major parts of Obama's legacy from the history books.
Top Democrat: Trans-Pacific Partnership Dead
Barack Obama, upon taking over the White House in 2009, told Republicans bluntly that 'elections have consequences' and proceeded to bulldoze over the opposing party's priorities and requests.
Trump calls protests against him unfair, blames media for inciting them
Nearly 48 hours after winning the presidency, President-elect Donald Trump responded to protests that erupted Tuesday night calling them unfair and pointing to the media as responsible.

U.S. Politics
How wrong were the polls? 'Trump's path to victory ... nonexistent', the Washington Post announced on Oct. 18
Math is hard - just ask The Washington Post. The Post's pollsters came to the conclusion that it was mathematically impossible for Donald Trump to get to the 270 electoral vote threshold.

Christian News
Franklin Graham: Media Didn't Understand 'God-Factor' in Election Outcome
Evangelist Franklin Graham is saying this week that as pundits and election analysts attempt to figure out how they made such inaccurate predictions, they failed to understand the hand of God at work.
Anne Graham Lotz on How the Church Can Help the Nation Heal
CBN News spoke with Anne Graham Lotz about what the Church can do to help heal the divide. 'When God's people will pray with a humble heart, repenting of our sins, then God promises He will hear our prayer; He will forgive our sin and the third element is that He will heal our land,' said Lotz.