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President-elect Donald Trump has selected fast-food exec Andy Puzder to run the Labor Department, which enforces wage rules and manages guest-worker programs on which many farms and others in the food industry rely. Craig Regelbrugge, former co-chairman of the Ag Coalition for Immigration Reform, says Puzder's nomination is a good sign that industry will see fewer regulations and streamlined guest

The White House reports it has sought to reassure China after President-elect Donald Trump's phone call with Taiwan's leader last week, which the Obama administration warned could undermine progress in relations with Beijing. White House spokesman Josh Earnest says National Security Council officials spoke twice with Chinese officials over the weekend to reassure them of Washington's commitment to

With protests continuing to mount against the Dakota Access Pipeline, the Obama administration has decided to stop construction of the controversial project. The Corps of Engineers announced Sunday it will not approve an easement that would allow the proposed Pipeline to cross under Lake Oahe in North Dakota...

Axl Rose suggested that President-elect Donald Trump get on with the business of running the country instead of tweeting about 'Hamilton.'

Looks like the former Motley Crue star won't be singing for President Trump after all..

'Hamilton' cast call out Vice-President elect Mike Pence.

'Death Cab for Cutie shows will always be a safe place for people of all colors, all genders, all sexual orientations and all beliefs to come together to celebrate music, love and mutual respect.'

Someone else can be heard afterward saying, "That's an awesome quote."

Ted Nugent has responded to Donald Trump's surprising victory in last night's Presidential election with an exuberant, "Stranglehold"-quoting Facebook Live session.

A look back at those times when rock and the presidency intersected.

Donald Trump message to rural Western Florida farmers yesterday was was a popular one, especially when he explained that he was their best chance of stopping over regulation of the EPA. He assured the farmers that despite the media’s attempt to sabotage his campaign he was winning...

With Where to Invade Next, audiences saw a different, more optimistic side of Michael Moore. It was a fairly fun movie — at least in comparison to Moore’s other films, which are typically a bit pessimistic about American politics. If you thought the outspoken documentarian might sustain that positive attitude for his next film, you were mistaken. Moore’s latest project is a documentary he’s been working on in secret, and it’s all about this election year’s most controversial candidate: Donald Trump.