Looking Ahead
Giuliani, Christie and Gingrich Could Get Top Positions
- Donald J. Trump on Wednesday turned to assembling his White House team, a reality that was once unimaginable to the American political establishment.
- His advisers said he was also selecting a conservative nominee for the Supreme Court vacancy.
Anti-Trump Protests Spread Across U.S.
Thousands of people chanting anti-Trump slogans took to the streets in almost a dozen cities and several college campuses. In New York, the protesters shut down traffic outside Trump Tower.
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Clinton Concession Speech Highlights Hillary Clinton spoke in New York on Wednesday after she conceded the presidential contest. -
Trump Declares Victory Donald J. Trump addressed supporters at a hotel in Manhattan early Wednesday.
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Reverberations
World Is About to Learn What Trump Believes In
Many of his closest supporters have long cautioned that his most headline-grabbing proposals should not be taken literally — they are guideposts, not plans.
News Analysis
The Populist Fury That May Damage Global Prosperity
The election of Mr. Trump joins Brexit as part of a middle-class and blue-collar insurrection against global free trade that could ultimately backfire.
A Victory Built on a Unique Coalition of White Voters
Millions of people who had once flocked to President Obama’s promise of hope and change saw in Mr. Trump their best chance to be heard and protected.
For Trump Voters, the Elation Is Mixed
Many supporters said they hoped for great things under a Trump presidency — though many also said they had no idea what they were in for.
What Happened
How Donald Trump’s victory looks to Opinion writers.
Gail Collins
Ten Steps for Adjusting to Trump
Here are some practical considerations to help cope.
ANDREW ROSENTHAL
A Time to Keep Fighting
This is the moment to stay engaged.
Editorial
State Voters With Minds of Their Own
Citizens supported some progressive measures at the ballot box.
Smoothing the Transition
It is a positive sign that Obama invited Trump to meet at the White House.
The Example of Ronald Reagan
As president, he defied expectations by turning toward the center.
Leave Us Arabs Alone
America, you are no longer the Great Democracy to emulate.
Her Loss
I cried because it does things to you to always come second.
Top News
Why Beijing Gave Hong Kong Such a Hard Slap
There were other less draconian ways to resolve Hong Kong’s oath-taking impasse. But President Xi Jinping takes a hard line on challenges to sovereignty.
India’s Novel Way to Fight Corruption: Ban Big Currency
People flocked to A.T.M.s after the ban was announced, and experts predicted the prices of real estate and luxury items would fall.
New Jersey Moves to Take Control of Atlantic City
Over the objections of the city’s elected officials, the Local Finance Board in Trenton unanimously approved a five-year state takeover to ward off a bankruptcy filing.
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Your Thursday Briefing
Here’s what you need to know to start your day.
Your Evening Briefing
Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.
The Benefits of Controlled Breathing
Controlled breathing, an ancient practice, can reduce stress and soothe your body.
How to Break Up With a Friend
Take responsibility for ending the friendship rather than blaming the other person.
Museum Honors Arafat but Sidesteps Conclusions
The Yasir Arafat Museum treads a fine line, honoring the Palestinian narrative while dealing dispassionately with some of the movement’s more awkward periods.
Chargers May Be on the Move as Stadium Vote Fails
After voters in San Diego rejected funding for a new stadium, the Chargers must decide whether to pay for it themselves, look for an alternative site elsewhere in the city, or move to Los Angeles.
Crime Scene
Dear Mom and Dad: Sorry About the Car Break-In
When Bill White’s S.U.V. was stolen on Nov. 2, it contained gifts, memorabilia and something more precious: two urns containing the cremated remains of his parents.
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In London, Plaques Mark the Noted and Notorious
More than 900 plaques offer the historically inclined London rambler a useful means of navigating the city and its history.
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6 Books to Help Understand Trump’s Win
Our critics and reviewers on books that analyze the shifts that drove one of the most stunning political upsets in the nation’s history.
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The Rolling Stones Paint It Blue on a New Album
Half a century on, playing vintage blues is an act of preservation and reclamation for the band.
Enrique Krauze
Mexico and the U.S. Are Distant Neighbors, Again
With Trump’s win, Mexicans will have ample reason to prepare for a new commercial, economic, ethnic and diplomatic war.
Susan Chira
How Hillary Handles Pain
It’s difficult to know right now all that stood in the way of shattering that ceiling.
Here's What Happened with the Latino Vote
There definitely wasn't a 'Trump surge.'
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