Donald Trump

The peaceful transfer of power extends to social media, as President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump take over the presidential Twitter accounts.

Donald Trump was officially sworn in as the 45th President of the United States on Friday. Here is the full text of his remarks after taking the oath of office.

'We can only go up from here, so what are we going to do?' the icon said during a talk at the Brooklyn Museum.

When Barack Obama was sworn in as President in 2008, he and his wife Michelle were serenaded by Beyonce. When Donald Trump celebrates his inaugural ball tomorrow (Jan. 20), he'll be serenaded by the ever so relevant....Tony Orlando?

'If people are going to hate on me, it's for the wrong reason,' Evancho told The New York Times.

The President-elect came to the defense of Linda Bean and L.L. Bean after a boycott of the company was suggested.

Dion and Garth Brooks are reportedly the latest singers who've declined invitations.

Chrissy Teigen had two replies — one serious, one hilarious — to Donald Trump's tweet that 'A listers' were being turned away from the inauguration.

The divisive President-elect was selected as the Person of the Year for 2016 by 'Time Magazine.'

Oprah was just as stunned by the results as most people.

With Maine ballot clerks reporting "extremely heavy turnout," voters took to the polls Tuesday to help determine the next president of the United States, their representation in Congress and a number of ballot issues including recreational marijuana and added gun control.

It's finally here, Election Day 2016! Will it be Trump or Hillary, the polls have been pretty close but let's see what Boots the Goat has to say about it.

James Otis dressed as an L.A. city construction worker and smashed Trump's star early Wednesday morning in an act of protest.

Election Day is Tuesday, November 8, 2016. We've heard the three Presidential debates and the one Vice Presidential debate. We've seen poll after poll, but let's get a snapshot of what out listeners think of the election.

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, met in Las Vegas for the final time on stage together, in their third and last Presidential debate. In case you missed it, we have it the full debate for you.

We’ve all needed to retreat from reality at one point or another during Election 2016, only to find even our beloved Parks and Recreation eerily mirroring our choices. Thankfully, Ron Swanson is here to knock some sense into us, as Nick Offerman reveals his grizzled counterpart’s take on the 2016 election.