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Pat McCrory’s desperate last stand: Undermining the legitimacy of the election he lost
Simon Maloy
North Carolina's Pat MCrory is claiming that voter fraud led to his defeat, setting up another attack on democracy
Governing on the razor’s edge: Republicans have control of Washington, and now it’s time to do something with it
Erica Werner
For Republicans, there will be no one left to blame.
Donald Trump will not destroy America: The geopolitics of our next president
Ryan Bohl
Whatever Trump brings, it will not be the fall of America — that is a bigger project than any one president
Neoliberalism’s epic fail: The reaction to Hillary Clinton’s loss exposed the impotent elitism of liberalism
Conor Lynch
Faced with a Donald Trump presidency, the privileged elite vowed to flee the utter Democratic collapse they caused
Secretary of which state? Rudy Giuliani, America’s mayor, has worked for many countries not named America
Gary Legum
Giuliani, a top contender for secretary of state, has personally pocketed millions from Qatar, Venezuela and others
Paul Ryan has Medicare in the crosshairs: Ryan’s been gunning to kill the program for years — and he senses his moment
Gary Legum
Using the proposed repeal of Obamacare as bogus cover, Ryan is making a move to gut the immensely popular Medicare
Donald Trump’s victory is a worker uprising: Labor and the left now need to fight like hell
Buzz Malone
Among union members, the disgust for this election cycle was real. The immediate solution involves organizing
A rural man grieves Hillary Clinton’s defeat: Her strength gave hope to outsiders like me
Jason Kyle Howard
To an Appalachian boy in the '90s looking for the courage to be himself, Hillary Clinton was a radical role model
Donald Trump will now control drone assassinations and mass surveillance, which Democrats let Obama expand
Ben Norton
Left-wing critics warned about Obama's dangerous precedent, yet Democrats attacked them. Now look what happened
Slovenia’s Trump translator: How I became the American explaining our election to Melania’s people
Noah Charney
I'm an art historian, not a pundit. But this year I became the go-to Yankee for the tiny, obsessed European country
We (still) can do it: Energized feminists are well positioned for future gains — if we do the work
Anna March
Memo to my fellow feminists: We can mourn Hillary Clinton's defeat, but come Monday, we need to get back to work
Populist uprising from the middle of where? 10 shocking facts about 2016 election night
Steven Rosenfeld
Not only did Clinton win the popular vote, but Trump received less votes than both Romney and McCain when they ran
Why we need a new Democratic Party
Robert Reich
The DNC has become a giant fundraising machine, too often reflecting the goals and values of the moneyed interests
Anger, grief and breaking and entering into Trump Tower: Scenes from the Chicago anti-Trump march
Chauncey DeVega
At Wednesday's spontaneous demonstration in Chicago, I witnessed what might be the birth of a protest movement
Hey, Ohio! Make me, a millennial, want to move to you
Brendan Gauthier
Don't tell us we need to relocate to Columbus to turn swing states blue. The brain drain is not our cross to bear
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
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
Hack the vote: Did a 4chan attack help rig the election for Trump?
Matthew Rozsa
An attack by an anonymous hacker on 4chan may have taken down pro-Clinton phone banks on Monday
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 I learned about the “circle of doom” while watching Fox News all election night
Melanie McFarland
Spending election day with Fox leads us to trace the media's long path to getting a reality star elected president.
A nation gone wrong in a world gone crazy: A first reckoning with how the hell this happened
Heather Digby Parton
A global wave of rage hits America, and I won't pretend I saw it coming. Now we must face the unthinkable
Republicans also keep control of Senate, House
Erica Werner
Donald Trump lifted Republicans down the ballot to victory Tuesday night
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