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Emma Hinchliffe, Nina Ajemian

Kamala Harris: 'Don't give up'

Vice President Kamala Harris waving at an audience of supporters (Credit: ANGELA WEISS/AFP—Getty Images)

Good morning! CEOs congratulate Donald Trump, voters supported Trump—and abortion rights, and Kamala Harris tells supporters to keep fighting. Have a peaceful Thursday.

- Fight on. Less than 24 hours after polls closed, Kamala Harris yesterday afternoon conceded the U.S. presidential election to Donald Trump.

Compared to 2016, this Trump victory has seemed to come with an air of resignation among his opponents—gone is the shock of Trump's win for those who eight years ago never thought he could be elected to office, replaced instead with a weariness and reevaluation of where the U.S. is today. There have been few calls to "resist," at least in that language, and, so far, no pink pussy hats. (Before the election, reporting showed that many Gen Zers didn't even remember Trump's "grab 'em by the pussy" video, so shocking at the time and released when today's 22-year-old was 14.) Trump won the popular vote this time, creating a different dynamic than 2016's impulse to resist minority rule.

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