It hasn't quite been a month since Donald Trump's extraordinary victory over Hillary Clinton, and newsrooms have already had to repeatedly confront the unique coverage challenges posed by the president-elect.
The World Trade Organization on Monday ruled Boeing had received an illegal subsidy in 2013 as part of Washington state's courting of the plane maker to build its new 777X jetliner there.
Saudi Arabia is downplaying the need for OPEC to cut production, citing hopes that U.S. oil demand will jump next year under the new Trump administration's plans to grow the economy.
With President-elect Trump vowing to dismantle Obamacare, some people who resisted signing up on the exchanges are feeling vindicated while other consumers simply don't see the need to sign up. Still, others are eager to take advantage of at least one more year of subsidized coverage.