If you're reading this, you've survived the 2016 presidential race – through all its heart-stopping twists and turns. As the vote gets underway Tuesday, FoxNews.com looks back on the most memorable moments.
Americans braved long lines and a tense Election Day climate to deliver the final verdict Tuesday in the raucous race for the White House between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, as the campaigns made last-minute bids to drive out turnout in what could be a close contest.
Americans tuning in to Fox News Channel for tonight’s election coverage will be see a stunning new set custom built for the historic 2016 presidential contest and which Bill Hemmer called “the most beautiful television studio” he’s ever walked into.
Donald Trump on Tuesday castigated Hillary Clinton in the wake of additional WikiLeaks revelations showing the Democratic presidential nominee's campaign got even more questions in advance of CNN primary town halls -- and was tipped off to the network’s polling.
An incumbent United States senator usually doesn’t have a difficult time winning re-election -- when his party's presidential nominee is leading his state by an overwhelming margin.
The outcome of Tuesday’s grueling White House battle between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump could determine how the history books remember President Obama, with his legacy on the line as one candidate vows to dismantle the outgoing president’s signature policies and the other pledges to protect his agenda.
Maine Gov. Paul LePage is being accused of intimidating college students by saying students who vote in Tuesday’s election will be investigated to make sure they follow state law.
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton started off neck-and-neck in the 2016 presidential election, as Trump won over the voters of three New Hampshire precincts early Tuesday morning, 32-25.
Three members of Donald Trump’s family made their final pitch to voters Monday night on “Hannity” hours before Election Day, saying that they believe their father can get the country back on track.
Fox News Channel's morning show, "Fox & Friends" is staking out four of the best diners in key battleground states on Tuesday, when Americans go to the polls to choose between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
In the place where America's democracy took root, with tens of thousands shivering in the cold, Barack and Michelle Obama passed the torch Monday to Hillary Clinton in an emotional but anxious plea to elect her president.
Syndicated columnist Charles Krauthammer said Monday on "Special Report with Bret Baier" that even if Donald Trump loses the presidential election, he'll still be a force within his party.