I predict a lot of the press will talk about how McCain turned away from being the straight talking man he was in 2000. I agree with their sentiments. Here is a listing of enjoyable articles that I have found:

Esquire - Requiem for a Maverick: How McCain Lost Himself Before He Lost the Election

I also like the kind of embedded gonzo journalism that produces somewhat hagiographic stories. I can deal with the bias; presidential candidates are people too.

Esquire - One of Us, Part 1

Esquire - One of Us, Part 2

Esquire - One of Us, Part 3

Esquire - One of Us, Part 4

Campaign gossip is also fun to read.

Newsweek - Highlights of the Special Election Project

Newsweek - Special Election Project 1/7, How He Did It

Newsweek - Special Election Project 2/7, Back From The Dead

Newsweek - Special Election Project 3/7, The Long Siege

Newsweek - Special Election Project 4/7, Going Into Battle

Newsweek - Special Election Project 5/7, Center Stage
QUOTE: "'Let's go see Herman!' Lieberman piped up. 'Yes!' exclaimed McCain. The two began planning a road trip out to Wouk's California home. 'We can shake the money tree,' McCain cackled"

Newsweek - Special Election Project 6/7, The Great Debates

Newsweek - Special Election Project 7/7, The Final Days

I'm also amazed that other people care so much about our elections.

AP - Suddenly, It may be cool to be American again

As always, the Economist is good reading

Correspondent's diary

I'm amazed of people's celebrations too.

Obama's Supporters Swarm White House

wut.