Headlines from November 4, 2008

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U.N. relief convoy enters east Congo rebel zone.
South Africa will only benefit if a new party gathers support, develops credible policies, and pressures the ANC to improve.
With a fresh blast of bearish news, the new president will feel pressure to tackle the economy before taking office.
Madelyn Dunham's vote will count, even if she is not here to learn the final tally.
Tracking election-day "outrages," like the illegal Starbucks coffee-giveaway.
Real-time reports of voting problems.
Reporters look for news dumps on a day when the public won't pay attention to embarrassing details.
What investors really need is to periodically take a market-information vacation.
Obama and McCain caught in race-switch surprise!
Op: Obama is the true conservative, says Reagan and Nixon speechwriter.
Giant Obama portrait on the Barcelona beachfront "allows the artist to allude to the global impact on the eve of his [Obama's] election."
Instapaper for the commute: How we used to vote.
Why I didn't vote for Obama today.
For his steady demeanor, his agile mind, and his inspiring story; for progressive policies that look beyond the next four years and that can help us meet the challenges of the next century; for the future we want to secure for our nation and our children's nation, the editors of The Morning News endorse Sen. Barack Obama for president of the United States of America.
Welcome to Election Day 2008. If you haven't already, it's time to vote.