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“South Park” nails the postelection mood: “This isn’t how it was supposed to happen!”

Melanie McFarland
Forced to quickly alter its postelection episode, "South Park" delivers an empathetic palliative for our pain
Vladimir Putin; Donald Trump (Reuters/Alexei Druzhinin/AP/Evan Vucci/Photo montage by Salon)

Moscow calling: Donald Trump’s campaign was in contact with Russian agents

Matthew Rozsa
By the way, the Trump campaign lied about that too
((AP Photo/Seth Wenig))

At least we got Wu-Tang out of this election: Martin Shkreli live-streams Once Upon a Time in Shaolin

Brendan Gauthier
The disgraced "pharma-bro" keeps his promise to release one-off record after Donald Trump wins the presidency
Donald Trump welcomes Nigel Farage to speak at a rally in Jackson, Miss. (AP/Gerald Herbert)

Deplorables international: All over the world, far-right leaders see signs of hope in Donald Trump’s win

Matthew Rozsa
After Brexit and Donald Trump, race-baiters all over are looking at their own chances
U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, talks with Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, right, during the National Governors Association meeting, Friday, July 15, 2016, in Des Moines, Iowa. (AP)

After eight years of using the filibuster against President Obama, Republicans now want to get rid of it

Matthew Rozsa
The GOP has control of both houses of Congress and wants nothing to get in the way of a Trump agenda
Hillary Clinton; Donald Trump (Reuters/Stephen Lam/Jonathan Drake/Photo montage by Salon)

How the media made this monster, normalizing Donald Trump and demonizing Hillary Clinton, and it’s not over

Heather Digby Parton
Obsessive coverage of the BS "email scandal" may have tipped a tight race. Now Trump "pivots" to the White House
Supporters cheer as they wait for President-elect Donald Trump to give his acceptance speech (AP/Mary Altaffer)

Boomers in revolt: Was Trump’s shocking win an act of generational warfare?

Matthew Sheffield
Once the baby boomers rebelled against their parents. Now they're trolling the grandkids by electing Donald Trump

Seth Meyers reflects on the presidential election: “Well, that was a real grab in the p**sy”

Brendan Gauthier
Meyers expressed hope that President-elect Trump and his supporters would "be compassionate" to marginalized groups
Protesters march in opposition of Donald Trump's presidential election victory in San Francisco, Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2016. (AP)

“Not my president!” President-elect Donald Trump inspires walkouts, protests in major cities

Jeremy Binckes
Americans marched out and took to the streets Wednesday night
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Ky. speaks during a news conference on Capitol Hill in Washington, Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2016, to discuss Tuesday's election. (AP)

RIP Obamacare: Republicans want to kill the Affordable Care Act as soon as the new Congress starts

Matthew Rozsa
The days of President Obama's signature Affordable Care Act are numbered
In this Nov. 9, 2016, photo, Russian President Vladimir Putin makes a toast during a ceremony for receiving diplomatic credentials from foreign ambassadors in the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia. In careful phrasing befitting the spy he once was, Vladimir Putin has made it clear he expects a great deal from President-elect Donald Trump. And, the billionaire businessman may expect a transactional relationship with Putin. (Sergei Karpukhin/Pool photo via AP) (AP)

Russia is very happy that Donald Trump won

Jim Heintz, Matthew Lee
The Kremlin sees a Trump Administration that will ease sanctions on the country
FILE - In this May 16, 2016 file photo, Michael Moore attends the 20th Annual Webby Awards at Cipriani Wall Street in New York. Moore says he's not allowed to perform a one-man show about the presidential race at a central Ohio theater because officials there consider him too controversial. Moore says he will go ahead with his plans for the show at an undisclosed site in southern Ohio in Oct. 2016. (Photo by Andy Kropa/Invision/AP, File) (AP)

Michael Moore has a to-do list for Democrats

Michael Moore
The filmmaker and activist recognized Donald Trump's rise before most and now he has a to-do list for liberals
(AP)

How climate experts appraise a Trump administration

Andrea Thompson
Environmentalists and climate experts share their views on Donald Trump's stance on global warming
(Getty/Tami Chappell)

The real reason black voters didn’t turn out for Hillary Clinton — and how to fix it

Nico Lang
GOP voter suppression efforts are the key to combatting a changing demographic that trends blue
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton speaks at a LBGT For Hillary Gala at the Cipriani Club, in New York (AP/Andrew Harnik)

Hillary’s “irredeemable” error: Nearly 60 million Americans spoke — liberals owe them and Trump an “open mind”

Carrie Sheffield
If we're to move forward, liberals must humanize both Trump voters and their candidate — and give them their due
(Getty/Mandel Ngan/Shutterstock/Salon)

High anxiety: The wild ups and downs of Donald Trump’s panic-boom economy

Angelo Young
Imagine markets as volatile as Trump — global panics followed by robust rallies may be the new normal
FILE - In this Sept. 4, 2012 file photo, a student at Indian Lake Elementary in Kalamazoo, Mich., boards a bus on the first day of school. Bullying is a “serious public health problem,” and should no longer be dismissed as merely a matter of kids being kids, a leading panel of experts warned Tuesday, May 10, 2016. Bullying behavior is seen as early as preschool and peaks during the middle school years, the researchers said. And the problem has morphed from the traditional bully-in-the-schoolyard scenario to newer forms of electronic aggression, such as cyberbullying on social media sites. (AP Photo/The Kalamazoo Gazette, Mark Bugnaski, File) (AP)

A Donald Trump presidency may provoke more bullying in schools

Jeffrey R. Sprague
Professor of special education takes a look at what President Donald Trump means for bullies and their victims
(Reuters/Lucas Jackson/Salon)

We deserved this, America — and now we have no idea what the hell to do about it

Andrew O'Hehir
It took years to create the Donald Trump storm system — and it will take years to untangle what just happened
Barack Obama, Donald Trump (Reuters/Kevin Lamarque/AP/Chris Carlson/Photo montage by Salon)

America the divided: We can’t “come together” now — we’ve never been united

D. Watkins
America's history is one of deep racial divisions. The calls to "unite" behind President-elect Trump are absurd
(AP/Evan Vucci)

How am I supposed to teach my son about consent now?

Dena Landon
I want my son to grow up to respect women's bodies. Donald Trump's victory is a devastating blow to that work
Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton (Reuters/Dominick Reuter/Brian Snyder/Photo montage by Salon)

How the Hillary Clinton campaign deliberately “elevated” Donald Trump with its “pied piper” strategy

Ben Norton
An email released by WikiLeaks shows how the Democratic Party purposefully "elevated" Trump to "leader of the pack"

WATCH: Sen. Mike Lee promptly ends interview when asked if Republicans caused Donald Trump’s rise

Carrie Sheffield
Salon discusses what led to Donald Trump and how the 2013 government shutdown contributed
FILE - In this June 27, 2016, file photo, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, is introduced by Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., left, at a rally at the Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal in Cincinnati. (AP)

Elizabeth Warren offers Donald Trump an olive branch: “I offer to put aside our differences”

Matthew Rozsa
The senator nicknamed "Pocahontas" by Donald Trump is willing to work with the president-elect
FILE - In this Sunday, Nov. 6, 2016 file photo, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump turns to face the U.S. flag at a campaign rally in Sterling Heights, Mich. (AP)

Donald Trump’s first 100 days: How he can undo President Obama’s America

Matthew Rozsa
Everything President Obama has done could easily be undone
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