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Donald Trump plays a relatively small part in "A House Divided" -- his presence in the Vice Special Report was largely tacked on post-election -- but the HBO documentary does a nice job encapsulating the toxic political environment that festered throughout the Obama administration, creating the conditions for his victory.

Millennials don't think a Trump presidency will matter for their wallets.

The number of Europeans applying to study at Britain's prestigious University of Cambridge has dropped by nearly 15% as the U.K. prepares to exit the European Union.

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Christine Lagarde, the head of the International Monetary Fund, is preparing to stand trial on charges that she was negligent in her handling of a fraud case dating back decades.

It sounded like great news when Carrier said last week that it would invest millions in the Indiana plant it decided to keep in the U.S.

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President-elect Donald Trump's selection of Andrew Puzder to be secretary of Labor has advocates for low-wage workers up in arms.

President-elect Donald Trump has picked Andrew Puzder, the head of the Carl's Jr. and Hardee's fast food restaurants, as his nominee for Labor secretary.

Apple's latest deal in China doesn't have anything to do with smartphones.

India's decision to ban most of its cash is a disaster that has shattered people's trust in the government.

1. Trump rally: U.S. stocks closed at record highs again on Thursday -- but will the rally continue?

With great movie trailers comes great corporate synergy.

Donald Trump will remain as an executive producer on NBC's "Celebrity Apprentice," even while serving as president of the United States.

Donald Trump's nominee for Labor secretary is well-acquainted with one of the hottest debates about work today: automation.

Anonymous app Yik Yak has seen better days.

Thousands of Native Americans and activists have braved blizzard conditions to protest against the building of the Dakota Access Pipeline near tribal lands.

Tinder cofounder and CEO Sean Rad has a new gig: Chairman of Swipe Ventures.

Throughout its season of dismal ratings, the NFL has been placing the blame on the election and swearing up and down that once the election was over, viewers would come rushing back. Well, it's now a month after Election Day, and the data is in: the NFL was right. At least, to a point.