Six weeks after the election, nine news outlets are questioning the financial propriety of the Romney campaign after receiving several exorbitant bills. The news organizations, which include the New York Times, the Washington Post, BuzzFeed and the Los Angeles Times, wrote a letter to the campaign, asking for detailed price breakdowns of any event that cost them $200 or more. While it's normal for campaigns to bill media outlets for various expenses, including food and travel costs, the Romney campaign's charges seem excessive by almost any standard.

People have been spotting Mitt Romney everywhere since his November defeat: at Disneyland, in Burger King, at a gas station, at the White House. And yesterday robbing a bank in Virginia, wearing a Florida State sweatshirt. Or, hmm. Maybe that's just a guy in a Mitt Romney mask.

There's Mitt and Ann Romney's facial expressions at the exact moment that Manuel Marquez delivered a perfect knockout punch to Manny Pacquiao in last night's big fight.

On Friday, the White House flickr account posted this Election Night photo of President Obama, accepting Governor Mitt Romney's concession via cell phone.

Canada's National Post and the AP note a photograph, posted to link-sharing website Reddit, of failed presidential candidate Mitt Romney visiting a McDonald's sometime yesterday. "Mitt Romney loves his McDonald's and has said so on many occasions," the article reads.

In a move only slightly more subtle than the Roots' selection of Fishbone's "Lyin' Ass Bitch" to play in Michele Bachmann during a visit to Late Night With Jimmy Fallon last year, the White House served "White Turkey Chili" for Mitt Romney's lunch with Barack Obama today.

Odds are, at some point in your life you will have to break bread with someone you don't like.

Remember the independent pro-wrestler from Indiana who got a face tattoo of the Romney-Ryan logo and then said he was "totally disappointed" by Romney's loss but had no regrets about the ink?

This November's foreign policy debate between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney left many Americans realizing that the two candidate's policies were pretty similar, regardless of their thoughts about bayonets. But no matter how alike their policies seemed to the average citizen, President Obama apparently wasn't okay with the thought of a Romney kill list or having the former Massachusetts governor having free rein over America's army of unmanned drones.

This afternoon, in "What's Mitt Up to These Days?": Mitt Romney is at Disneyland, looking better than he did pumping gas this morning. On right: creepy Josh Romney.

Times are tough for failed presidential nominee Mitt Romney: First he's forced to endure an entire screening of Breaking Dawn: Part 2, and now he's been spotted pumping his own gas in La Jolla, California.

What's Mitt Romney doing now that he's lost the presidential election?

Though he's had plenty of time to reflect on the result of last week's presidential election, GOP nominee Mitt Romney, much like his running mate, is still refusing to admit that his defeat might have had more to do with his own platform than with that of his opponent.

Looking to pass the time until happy hour? Why not spend the afternoon looking at Mitt Romney's Facebook likes free-falling in real-time?

An independent pro-wrestler from Indiana who received $15,000 in exchange for tattooing the Romney/Ryan logo on his face told Politico he had no regrets.

Since the election, Mitt Romney has lost one Facebook friend every 4.3 seconds.

BILL O'REILLY – "It's not a traditional America any more. And there are 50% of the voting public who want stuff. They want things. And who is going to give them things? President Obama…"

Chris Christie, who is already being blamed by conservatives for costing Republicans the election with his refusal to be political during a time of crisis for his state, revealed to reporters today that he has yet to speak with Mitt Romney despite having already phoned President Obama to congratulate him on his reelection.

Speaking with CBS News today, several unnamed aides and advisers to Mitt Romney said the presidential candidate knew he was headed for a loss as soon as the polls closed, but was stunned by the outcome nonetheless.

For a few brief, terrible moments, Mitt Romney was President-Elect.