Melania and Barron Trump won't be moving to the White House  —  More On:  —  Future First Lady Melania Trump and son Barron will not be moving to the White House after Donald Trump's inauguration in January, The Post has learned.  —  The president-elect's 46-year-old wife and their 10-year-old son …

Jack Keane declined offer to be Defense secretary: report  —  Retired four-star Army Gen. Jack Keane said he was offered the position of secretary of Defense in Donald Trump  —  's administration, but declined, NPR reported.  —  “I was asked to serve, but I'm not able to,” Keane told NPR.

Trump Supporter Shouts Profanities And Interrupts HAMILTON In Chicago  —  As reported by BroadwayWorld, Friday night Vice President-Elect Mike Pence attended a performance of Hamilton on Broadway, where he was met with disdain from audience members.  Following the curtain call …

Hillary Clinton's Popular Vote Lead Over Donald Trump Now Exceeds 1.5 Million Votes  —  It's been nearly two weeks since the November 8 general election, but the results have not remained static as ballots continue to be counted.  —  While the number of votes for both president-elect Donald …

Rob Reiner Calls Out Jared Kushner: 'He's Turning His Back on His Religion and His Heritage'  —  In June of last year, then Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump received his first—and one of his only—endorsements from a publication.  It came courtesy of The Daily Stormer, a neo-Nazi and white supremacist website.

Donald Trump Meeting Ari Emanuel in New Jersey  —  The president-elect's former agent is said to be hoping to discuss some of Trump's initial appointments.  —  Is the president-elect soliciting help from his former Hollywood agent in selecting a cabinet?  —  Ari Emanuel, the co-CEO …

How Fake News Goes Viral: A Case Study  —  Fake News Goes Viral: A Case Study  —  How a misinformed Twitter post the night after the election fueled a nationwide conspiracy theory and became a talking point for a world leader — even as it was being proved false.  —  THE UPSHOT

Reince Priebus laughably claims Trump's ‘Muslim registry’ is not ‘based on religion’  —  DON'T MISS STORIES.  FOLLOW RAW STORY!  —  Future White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus struggled on Sunday to defend Donald Trump's campaign promise to create a registry of Muslims.

Michael Flynn, on trip to Russia, said ‘who knows’ whether Syria gas attack was a ‘false flag’  —  (CNN)During a 2015 trip to Russia, Donald Trump's pick to be national security adviser, Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn, said he didn't know whether the 2013 sarin gas attack in Syria was conducted …

The Crisis for Liberalism  —  THE 2016 campaign was a crisis for conservatism; its aftermath is a crisis for liberalism.  The right, delivered unexpectedly to power, is taking a breather from introspection as it waits to see what Trumpism means in practice.

Schumer lays out where Democrats can work with Trump  —  Infrastructure, trade and closing the “carried interest” tax loophole are three areas where Democrats can work with President-elect Donald Trump on a legislation, Sen. Chuck Schumer, the incoming Senate minority leader, said Sunday.

Trump, Pence Attend Church, Hold 12 Meetings on Sunday Per Transition Team  —  President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence are attending church service on Sunday morning and holding 12 meetings with politicians and business leaders.

All the News that's Fit to Fake  —  The New York Times exposed the threat of fake news even before the election of Donald Trump two weeks ago, arguing that spreading faulty information is a threat to the Republic.  —  The paper highlighted alt-right conspiracy websites publishing outrageous lies masquerading …

Rand Paul raises concerns about Pompeo  —  (R-Ky.) on Sunday expressed some concerns with Rep. Mike Pompeo (R-Kan.), Donald Trump  —  's pick to serve as CIA director.  —  The libertarian senator said on CBS's “Face the Nation” that it concerns him that Pompeo supported the Patriot Act.

National Front leader Marine Le Pen has taken a commanding lead in the latest French presidential election poll.  —  The far-right leader had 29 per cent of the vote when pitted against Les Républicains' Nicolas Sarkozy, who was eight points behind, and held a 15-point lead …