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Diane Sawyer 'drunk' rumors persist after odd election night performance (VIDEO)

Anchor Diane Sawyer laughs off criticism that she was drunk and slurred her words during ABC's election night coverage.

Nate Silver's book sales soar after correctly predicting election results

Silver, who writes the FiveThirtyEight blog for the New York Times, correctly predicted the results of the presidential election.

Putin congratulates Obama on victory via telegram

Putin congratulated President Obama on his reelection via telegram Wednesday, while Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev stuck to the slightly more informal communication tool of Twitter.

Tammy Baldwin makes history (VIDEO)

Baldwin insisted that she ran not to make history, but to make a difference.

The fiscal cliff, explained

BOSTON — A primer on what you need to know about the Beltway bomb bruising Obama's honeymoon and threatening the economy.

Venezuela: Chavez fans like Obama, some foes prefer Romney

CARACAS, Venezuela — President Hugo Chavez has done much to court his counterpart in the US, Barack Obama, since the just re-elected president first came to power four years ago. Chavez hailed him as a "good guy," just a few weeks ago, adding that his vote would go to Obama if that were possible. It was a far cry from Chavez's relationship with Obama's predecessor, George W. Bush, whom the Venezuelan strongman famously described as "the devil" at the United Nations in 2006.

'Fiscal cliff' fears cause Dow to drop to 3-month low

Fears of a "fiscal cliff" have caused the Dow to drop 2 percent and sent the S&P 500 towards its biggest decline since June.

Election night decoded: Three questions with Jean MacKenzie

The ballots are cast, the votes are counted and President Obama is set for a second term. But what's next?

What Obama's win means to the rest of the world

It wasn't only Americans who were glued to their TV sets, watching election returns trickle in on Tuesday night. The world was watching too. And while in most places people were glad that President Barack Obama won, they weren't really partying like it was 2008. From Israel to Venezuela and Hong to Canada, GlobalPost found very mixed feelings.

PHOTOS: The world reacts to Obama's reelection

The best snapshots of the spectrum of responses to President Obama's reelection from around the globe. 
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