Millennials react to Trump’s surprise win
Millennial voters on campuses across the country are just beginning to process the reality of Tuesday’s election.
Month: November 2016
Silence blanketed the city
The night was quiet at first. Hillary Clinton supporters gathered to celebrate in the shadow of the White House. But, slowly it became clear how the night would end. Their confusion found its voice.
Newseum displays front page history
At the Newseum in Washington, D.C., visitors could see the front page news stories about Trump’s victory. Here’s how history recorded the event in headlines.
What role did race play?
Bobby Wilson stood outside of the National Museum of African American History and Culture the day after the country elected Donald J. Trump to be the next president.
‘I’m not sure if I’ll be staying’
Donald Trump’s stunning win in the presidential election, paired with a Republican-controlled Congress, could bring change to national policy, particularly immigration reform.
For women, Trump win a complicated story
Some women said they are reeling Wednesday after waking up to news that Donald J. Trump will be the 45th president of the United States.
Outside the White House election night: shock and awe
Emotions were raw outside of the White House on election night. Trump supporters danced in the street, while Clinton supporters watched in disbelief, as one of the most divisive elections came to a close. People waved signs, wore costumes, and even climbed trees.
Donald Trump wins presidency
Republican Donald J. Trump has been elected the 45th president of the United States, decisively defeating former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in what many consider to be the most divisive presidential campaign in U.S. history.
It’s all in the forecast: AU professor’s expert prediction
In one of the most bizarre election years in U.S. history, Professor Allan Lichtman, who’s accurately predicted every presidential winner of the popular vote since 1984, is sticking to his forecast of a Trump win.
Parents put on the brakes when talking politics with kids
If the old adage of never discuss politics or religion in intimate circles holds true, this election may have provided the perfect time to follow it.