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Goodbye, Mr. President.

Former Apprentice Contestant Summer Zervos Suing President-Elect Trump For Defamation

Senate Votes Down Amendment to Allow Sale of Cheaper Canadian Drugs

Barack Obama awards Joe Biden the Presidential Medal of Freedom

Obama on the future generations of America

Audience interrupts Obama’s farewell speech with “Four More Years” chant

Kanye West Meets With President-Elect Donald Trump at Trump Tower in NYC

Michael Hancock, major of Denver, CO, declared he will no longer tell police to seize tents and sleeping bags from the city’s homeless residents. The move came after videos of officers snatching blankets from homeless men and women went viral. The ACLU called the practice "cruel punishment”. 

“I would say, arguing that you don’t care about privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don’t care about free speech, because you have nothing to say.”

--Edward Snowden

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On a Donald Trump presidency, Edward Snowden tells @katiecouric, "I think tomorrow is very uncertain right now, but we shouldn't be afraid of that, we should recognize that, we should prepare for that - don't be afraid, be ready." Watch the complete interview 

In an EXCLUSIVE interview with @katiecouric, Edward Snowden says that former CIA Director Gen. David Petraeus — under consideration to be President-elect Donald Trump’s secretary of state — disclosed “information that was far more highly classified than I ever did” and yet never “spent a single day in jail.” Watch the complete interview tomorrow on @yahoonews.

Following the unexpected election of Donald Trump as president of the United States, New Yorkers have taken to the subway to express their feelings through Post-its. The project, started by “subway therapist” Matthew Chavez, allows strangers of all ages to share their feelings about Trump’s victory and America’s future.