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Unhappy Harry. The Prince blasts the press for mistreating his new girlfriend. CNN's Jeanne Moos has the story.

Women across the nation are wearing pantsuits on Election Day in support of Hillary Clinton.

According to early exit polls, 62% of voters made their choice for president before September and 38% of voters are hungry for change. CNN's David Chalian has the numbers.

When Donald Trump misquoted CNN in a tweet, Jake Tapper took him to task live on air.

On Friday, Weill Cornell Medical College offered a seminar to its second-year medical students, one that's been offered only once before.

Photos from the final days on the campaign trail for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.

A Nevada court judge denied a request from Donald Trump campaign lawyers to issue an order directing a county registrar of voters to separate ballots from voting machines in four early voting sites in Clark County, Nevada.

Little Bella Rose, like so many Americans, couldn't wait for the historic 2016 election.

Women's suffragist Susan B. Anthony never got the chance to vote, so people are leaving "I voted" stickers on her grave as tribute to her.

Charles and David Koch, who have assembled the most powerful fundraising network in Republican politics, stunned some GOPers this year by not mobilizing their resources to boost Donald Trump.

Donald Trump is attempting to crack Hillary Clinton's blue wall. And Clinton is hoping for a surge in Latino turnout fueled by opposition to Trump.

Hillary Clinton traveled to three states, held four campaign rallies, and didn't return home to New York until well after 3 a.m. on her last day as a presidential candidate before Election Day.

An iPhone, a pair of earbuds and a few strands from what's believed to be Sherri Papini's hair were found along a northern California jogging path.

Five key ISIS recruiters have been arrested in Germany, authorities said Tuesday.

ISIS has abducted nearly 300 people from Tal Afar, a city west of Mosul, as Iraqi forces push to liberate the region from the terror group, the United Nations says.

These 11 household items pose a threat to the environment, and many of them are starting to get banned worldwide.