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11:55 AM ET, November 10, 2016

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Bloomberg:
Russia Says It Was in Contact With Trump's Team During Campaign  —  Russia said it was in contact with President-elect Donald Trump's team during the U.S. election campaign, despite repeated denials by the Republican candidate's advisers that any links existed.
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Washington Post:
Moscow had contacts with Trump team during campaign, Russian diplomat says  —  MOSCOW — Russian government officials had contacts with members of Donald Trump's campaign team, a senior Russian diplomat said Thursday, in a disclosure that could reopen scrutiny over the Kremlin's role …
John Stanton / BuzzFeed:
Secretary Of Education Ben Carson?  Here's A List Of Potential Trump Cabinet Picks  —  President-elect Donald Trump's transition team has put together a who's who shortlist of Trump surrogates and advisers to take top positions in his administration next year, ranging from former …
Discussion: RedState, Hot Air and Joe.My.God.
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Karen Tumulty / Washington Post:
Democrats face a power outage in Washington — and an identity crisis  —  The biggest stain on Barack Obama's political legacy may turn out to be the decimation of the Democratic Party on his watch.  —  The 2016 election has brought a moment of reckoning — and a new era to the party.
Kathleen Hennessey / Associated Press:
The Latest: Trump arrives in DC for meeting with Obama
New York Times:   Transition Briefing: Donald Trump Arrives at the White House
Alex Griswold / Mediaite:
‘People Have to Die’: Anti-Trump Protester Calls For Violence on CNN  —  During the massive anti-Donald Trump protests held in California the day after Election Day, one woman CNN spoke to called for violence and death as a means to enact political change.  —  “If we don't fight, who is going to fight for us?
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Stacy St. Clair / Chicago Tribune:
5 arrested after largely peaceful anti-Trump protests downtown  —  Warning: contains graphic language.  Thousands of protesters angry over Donald Trump's election victory massed outside Trump Tower in Chicago on Nov. 9, 2016 before taking to downtown streets in an angry show of opposition to the president-elect.
USA Today:
Thousands across the USA protest Trump victory
Erick-Woods Erickson / New York Times:
Erick Erickson: Eating Crow on Donald Trump  —  Atlanta — Donald J. Trump will be the next president of the United States.  I got it absolutely wrong.  I have been writing since February that he would not win.  The great paradox of this election for me is that I never saw …
Discussion: Politico
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Charles M. Blow / New York Times:
America Elects a Bigot
Discussion: Heat Street
Eun Kyung Kim / TODAY.com:
Chris Christie: Donald Trump and I haven't discussed a potential Cabinet role
Barbara Sprunt / NPR:
Here Is What Donald Trump Wants To Do In His First 100 Days  —  At the end of October, Donald Trump spoke in Gettysburg, Pa., and released a plan for his first 100 days in office.  —  The plan (below) outlines three main areas of focus: cleaning up Washington, including by imposing term limits on Congress …
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Lauren Hodges / NPR:
GOP Leaders Make Peace With Trump In Favor Of ‘Unified Republican Government’
Discussion: Washington Post and The Root
Bloomberg:
Trump's Data Team Saw a Different America—and They Were Right  —  The president-elect's analysts picked up disturbances others weren't seeing—the beginning of the storm that would deliver Trump to the White House.  —  Subscribe Reprints  —  Nobody saw it coming.  Not the media.
Discussion: Business Insider
Aaron Sorkin / Vanity Fair:
Read the Letter Aaron Sorkin Wrote His Daughter After Donald Trump Was Elected President  —  The Oscar-winning screenwriter of The Social Network and mastermind behind The West Wing reacts to Donald Trump being elected the 45th president of the United States in a moving letter written …
Reihan Salam / Slate:
Trump Unbound  —  The president-elect owes hardly anyone.  The number of people who'll be able to rein him in is vanishingly small.  —  Once Donald Trump takes office, he will be the most widely loathed president in modern American history.  Yet he will also have far more room to maneuver than any of his recent predecessors.
Eli Watkins / CNN:
How Gary Johnson and Jill Stein helped elect Donald Trump  —  Washington (CNN)Neither Libertarian Party nominee Gary Johnson nor the Green Party's Jill Stein managed to make a dent in the Electoral College, but they did post a significant enough showing in several states arguably to help elect Donald Trump.
Discussion: Joe.My.God.
Melia Robinson / Business Insider:
People in California are calling for a ‘Calexit’ from the US in the wake of Trump's win  —  “Calexit” is swiftly taking over social media.  —  After Donald Trump won the race to the White House, people across California took to social media Tuesday night to call for “Calexit,” recalling Brexit in its push to leave the union.
Callum Borchers / Washington Post:
4 threats to the media under President Trump  —  President-elect Donald Trump said during the campaign that he was “running against the crooked media.”  He referred to journalists as “dishonest,” “disgusting” and “scum.”  But beyond the insults and the accusations of a conspiracy against him …
Discussion: PoliPundit.com
Garrison Keillor / Washington Post:
Trump voters will not like what happens next  —  Garrison Keillor is an author and radio personality.  —  So he won.  The nation takes a deep breath.  Raw ego and proud illiteracy have won out, and a severely learning-disabled man with a real character problem will be president.
Discussion: The Week
Donald J. Trump / greatagain.gov:
Meet The President Elect  —  Donald J. Trump is the very definition of an American success story, continually setting the standards of excellence for real estate, sports and entertainment.  In New York City and around the world, the Trump signature is synonymous with the most prestigious addresses in the world.
Discussion: Politico
Nate Silver / FiveThirtyEight:
What A Difference 2 Percentage Points Makes  —  Here's the Electoral College map we're going to end up with, assuming that every uncalled state goes to the candidate leading in the vote count there as of 4 p.m. Eastern time on Wednesday.  There's a sea of red for President-elect Donald Trump.
Cogan Schneier / Politico:
Trump poised to erase Obama policies  —  Prepare for an imperial presidency.  —  Donald Trump has pledged to “reform the entire regulatory code,” to “cancel immediately all illegal and overreaching executive orders,” and to place a “temporary moratorium on new agency regulations that are not compelled by Congress or public safety.”
Discussion: alan.com
Kenneth P. Vogel / Politico:
Reince Priebus' moment  —  The cast of characters behind Donald Trump changed repeatedly during the course of his improbable presidential campaign as the rookie candidate struggled to strike the balance between Republican politician and anti-establishment crusader, but one person remained constant: Reince Priebus.
 
 
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Megan Burks / KPBS Public Media:
San Diego State Investigates Robbery Incident As Hate Crime
Kyle Olson / The American Mirror:
PHOTOS: L.A. street artist ‘moving sale’ posters for anti-Trump celebrities
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Emma G. Fitzsimmons / New York Times:
What Trump, Clinton and Voters Agreed On: Better Infrastructure
Discussion: USA Today, Washington Post and RedState
ABC News:
Tens of Thousands Protest Trump Victory
Discussion: Hit & Run and Instapundit
Ronald Brownstein / The Atlantic:
How the Rustbelt Paved Trump's Road to Victory
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Paul Mirengoff / Power Line:
A freakout at Wellesley College
Rebecca Savransky / The Hill:
Priebus ‘in tears’ after Trump tapes were leaked: radio host
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After Trump's victory, the world is left to wonder: What happened to America?
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