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Donald Trump campaign is bucking precedent and keeping the press away
Kathleen Hennessey
Donald Trump is going rogue in a way that may be foreshadowing how he plans to run
ISIS is gloating about Donald Trump’s presidential win
Matthew Rozsa
Though Donald Trump wants to work with Vladimir Putin on an anti-ISIS strategy
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
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
“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
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
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
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"
“Never doubt that you are valuable and powerful”: Watch Hillary Clinton’s powerful message to girls in her concession speech
Matthew Rozsa
The Democratic nominee gave her last remarks on the national stage, making sure to leave a legacy behind
The misogyny apocalypse: Turns out being white and male counts for more than intelligence, grace or decency
Amanda Marcotte
It was unimaginable that America would self-destruct rather than elect a female president. But that's what happened
What Donald Trump’s win means for the rest of the world
Natasha Ezrow
World leaders are likely worried, as America's role in the world will be questioned
Republicans also keep control of Senate, House
Erica Werner
Donald Trump lifted Republicans down the ballot to victory Tuesday night
WikiLeaks criticizes both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, condemns “McCarthyite” Russia accusations
Ben Norton
Julian Assange issues Election Day warning: Neither major-party candidate would be good for whistleblowers
“Big Bang” with blood: How “Ash vs Evil Dead” became a horror comedy that flips gender roles
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to "Ash vs Evil Dead" executive producer Rob Tapert about TV heroines and the show's funnier season 2.
James O’Keefe is spending Election Day following vans around Philadelphia
Brendan Gauthier
Not a single "pastor bus" in the city of Philadelphia is safe from the snoops over at Project Veritas
Election Day roundup: Donald Trump doesn’t like Latinos voting, as his “poll watchers” take over
Brendan Gauthier
The Trump campaign is suing after people in line were able to vote after the early voting cutoff in Nevada
FEC inspector general says top agency official duped her into releasing confidential criticisms
Dave Levinthal
Morale at the already morose federal agency sinks even more
The sex election: Five times Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign got way too personal
Grace Guarnieri
Here are the top 5 moments that built up to the Nov. 8 climax
I saw Donald Trump’s dark soul on Day One: The long, strange trip from the Trump Tower escalator and Mexican “rapists” to Election Day
Gary Legum
I watched as Trump kicked off his campaign by revealing his racist demagogue self and the press laughed
After a bitter election, a new America: Our first female president and the most diverse coalition in history
Heather Digby Parton
While pundits obsess over the angry white folks behind Trump, the real story should be Hillary Clinton's majority
America’s racist legacy: Why millions of people in U.S. colonies are ineligible to vote for president
Sarah Lazare
We still have a long, long way to go
The Donald Trump backlash: How likely is an alt-right revolt after Election Day?
Brendan Gauthier
Will an armed revolt take place on Wednesday? Probably not
French hate crime ruling sets a dangerous precedent for LGBT people: It’s now illegal to call someone a “homophobe” in France
Nico Lang
French Court of Appeals rules LGBT protesters can no longer call their opponents "homophobes"
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