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November 10, 2016
Media Alert
Donald Trump blasts 'professional protesters, incited by the media' on Twitter
President-elect Donald J. Trump took to Twitter Thursday night to denounce the thousands of protesters who filled streets decrying his election.
"Just had a very open and successful presidential election. Now professional protesters, incited by the media, are protesting. Very unfair!" he said in a tweet that had been ...
Issa Claims Win Despite 'Hundreds Of Thousands Of Ballots' Still To Be Counted
Via: The Daily Caller
Zuck denies Facebook News Feed bubble impacted the election
In the aftermath of the U.S. Presidential election, Mark Zuckerberg took the stage at Techonomy16 to address concerns that Facebook didn't do enough to stop the proliferation of fake news on News Feed. Zuckerberg insisted that the company can always do more to improve the quality of the News Feed experience, but that Facebook could not have influenced the outcome of… Read MoreSource: TechCrunch
Trump and Clinton voters showed wide gap in views, poll reports
The nation's pollsters are still dithering over errors they made in election predictions. Maybe it is a teachable moment. Maybe not. Meanwhile, there's new findings which reveal "fundamental differences" between voters who favor President-elect Donald Trump, and those who side with Hillary Clinton. They are stark and telling.
"Even beyond ...
NY Obamacare Officials Not Worried About Hacking Risks
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Yahoo admits employees discovered hack in 2014
Yahoo admitted today that some of its employees were aware of the theft of 500 million users' data as early as 2014 — years before Yahoo publicly acknowledged the hack. The hack, which Yahoo has attributed to an unnamed "state-sponsored actor," occurred in late 2014, and according to today's filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, it seems Yahoo… Read MoreSource: TechCrunch
Donald Trump bandwagon grows as Cabinet speculation intensifies
The Trump bandwagon is growing quickly as the transition team scrambles to put together a full slate of leaders to fill out the administration and plot an agenda, and is leaving lobbyists on the outskirts.
One transition team member, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said an all-hands meeting just ...
How Pollsters Missed It So Badly in 2016
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Civil War on the Left, Part 31
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Grubhub CEO Suggests Trump-Supporting Employees Should Quit
The CEO of Grubhub, an online food delivery service, sent a company-wide email on Wednesday that suggested employees who support President-elect Donald Trump should resign, according to Fox News.
The post Grubhub CEO Suggests Trump-Supporting Employees Should Quit appeared first on Washington Free Beacon.
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Mike Pence to guide Donald Trump on agenda
Mike Pence returned to Capitol Hill on Thursday as the vice president-elect, serving as wingman in helping navigate President-elect Donald Trump through the halls of power.
The Indiana governor and former congressman took a leap of faith when he accepted Mr. Trump's invitation to be his running mate. Now conservatives ...
Ryan, Trump Meet To Talk 2017 Agenda
Via: The Daily Caller
Five industries that should take a cue from Netflix and crowdsource parts of its tech
By crowdsourcing for solutions using machine learning to utilize the abundant data available across these five industries, we can find relevant signals and patterns among the noise and make these industries not only more efficient, but also more integral to improving our lives. Read MoreSource: TechCrunch
Obama to Trump: If You Succeed, Then Country Succeeds
Source: Bloomberg Politics
A look at the 14 amendments approved Tuesday
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - Alabama voters approved all 14 proposed constitutional amendments on the ballot Tuesday. The Alabama Constitution, which was written in 1901, now has more than 900 amendments. The measures approved Tuesday dealt with everything from state park funding to giving local governments the ability to pass litter ...
2016 NBA Champion Cleveland Cavaliers Honored At The White House
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Luke Beatty departs AOL
AOL's president of media brands Luke Beatty is stepping down from his position today to spend more time with family. Beatty ran AOL's tech blogs — including TechCrunch and Engadget — as well as several other online media properties for the company. He came to AOL from TechStars after serving as Yahoo's vice president and general manager. Beatty also founded… Read MoreSource: TechCrunch