• Anything to delegitimize Trump's election! Now 40 electors demanding intelligence briefing on Russia hacks. (Hot Air)
  • Stein spent nearly $1 million of recount funds on consultants, staff, administrative expenses. Sorry Hillary. (Washington Free Beacon)
  • Trump has companies rethinking plans to move U.S. jobs abroad. (Bloomberg)
  • New York City offering workers therapy to cope with Trump-induced stress. (New York Post)
  • Despite an already extravagant vacation price tag on taxpayers' dime, Obama looks forward to a "decent vacation." (Washington Examiner)
  • Settled bureaucracy: Energy Dept. refuses to name staffers who worked on climate. (The Hill)
  • Congress moves to strengthen authority of inspector general. Time for accountability? (The Washington Times)
  • Fed set to hike rates, policy outlook now hinges on Trump presidency. (Reuters)
  • Gov. John Kasich vetoes Heartbeat Bill, signs 20-week abortion ban. (The Columbus Dispatch)
  • Google releases small batch of national security letters to the public — a small win for transparency. (Reason)
  • Policy: A how-to guide for rolling back Obama's regulatory state. (National Review)
  • Policy: The Middle East won't miss Obama (Hudson Institute)