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They're slated to run the family business, but could Trump's children have a role in governing the country too?

China also reiterated that Taiwan's independence is a 'dead end'.

The president-elect is giving no signs that he plans to sell his company or create a blind trust.

The petition follows calls for clemency from the ACLU and a letter from Manning herself.

Several billionaires, a Wall Street banker, career politicians, and anti-abortion and anti-gay advocates make up Trump's picks to run the US.

Obama's second-in-command said he would not commit to not running in the next presidential election.

The outgoing US President has even met Facebook CEO and co-founder Mark Zuckerberg to discuss his plans.

Downing Street says the UK prime minister is hoping to establish a 'regular dialogue' with Trump.

Julia Jones worked with Bannon on the 2004 documentary 'Reagan: In the Face of Evil'.

Foreign secretary warned Labour's Emily Thornberry over 'premature judgements' of Trump.

The future first lady and first son will stay in Trump Tower in New York City.

Top business body told IBTimes UK that Western economies will follow the White House's lead.

Paul Horner said his stories were picked up by the President-elect's supporters who "believe anything."

Rich will become wealthier under Republican tax plan - 'don't worry about it', Trump says.

Chinese envoy to US warned both Washington and Beijing against being overly suspicious about each other's strategic intentions.

The 35-year-old real estate developer emerged as one of Trump's closest confidantes during the election campaign.

Freeze on hiring lobbyists and trouble finding Republicans putting strain on Trump transition team

Obama called on his party to reevaluate how they reach out to voters, especially those not living in big cities.

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

Armstrong supports protests taking place across America after Trump was voted the 45th president.

New presidential aides bring little experience of running government to the White House.

Johnson had described the European reaction to Trump's victory as a 'whinge-o-rama'.

Trump also chose Stephen Bannon as his chief strategist and senior counselor.

Democratic message of standing up for working people 'no longer holds much sway,' said Sanders.

The leader-in-waiting is understood to now be receiving intelligence reports and the President's daily brief.

Obama not in joking mood as he prepares to meet with Republican president-elect.

The First Lady is set to leave the White House in January after eight years.

Filipino president adopts a conciliatory tone after frequent and hostile outbursts towards Obama.

America's new first family will be one of the largest and wealthiest the White House has hosted in 200 years.

Republican nominee took home victories in several other swing states, including North Carolina and Ohio.