Just scanned the front pages of some major news organizations:
CNN shows how African-Americans are inspired by Obama’s win.

MSNBC pictures a President-elect in command, but asks the tough question of how he’ll confront America’s tough challenges.

BBC News has a slideshow of the winning ticket and positive reaction from around the world, and offers links analyzing the monumental occasion from several angles.

Fox News, on the other hand, decided some time in the past 24 hours that visitors to their website didn’t want to see any photo reminders of the biggest story of the last 7 years and one of the biggest of their lifetimes. Instead, they focus on the nailbiter of a Senate race in Minnesota, emphasizing the the Republican Coleman “leads” the Democrat Franken, despite the fact that the current calculated lead is 0.01% of the total vote, state law requires a recount, and no news organization has called the race. The first Obama headline begins, “Obama failed…” The fourth headline refers to a Michelle Obama “style mishap”. The main headline section concludes with a story on Sarah Palin’s future plans.