With just days until the election, voters answer two questions: Why are you supporting Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton? Why is it important that they win?
With just days until the election, voters answer two questions: Why are you supporting Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton? Why is it important that they win?
An explosion kills at least nine people in southeastern Turkey, hours after 11 pro-Kurdish lawmakers were detained as part of a terror probe. CNN's Will Ripley reports.
The Trump campaign says it is spending $4 million to buy time for a two-minute ad in nine battleground states and on nationally televised shows. CNNMoney's Brian Stelter reports.
Meet our campaign camper drivers Drew & Al. They're both from St Louis but grew up on two different sides of the city and had very distinct experiences. The one thing they have in common is who they will be voting for in November.
Russia's media is relishing in the 2016 US presidential election, deeming it a failure in democracy as Donald Trump is presented as the Republican underdog. CNN's Clarissa Ward has more.
With just days until the election, voters answer two questions: Why are you supporting Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton? Why is it important that they win?
Hillary Clinton rally-goers in North Carolina shouted when a man holding a Donald Trump sign emerged, but President Barack Obama was having none of it.
Several US officials tell CNN there are growing concerns that Russia is waging an information operation to sow doubts about the US election. Jim Sciutto reports.
President Obama's frequent use of 'c'mon man' while denouncing Donald Trump is a big hit with supporters at campaign events for Hillary Clinton. CNN's Athena Jones traces the roots of his campaign catchphrase.
At a campaign event for Hillary Clinton, billionaire investor Mark Cuban questioned whether Donald Trump would put his own financial interest over the well-being of the United States.
Barcelona forward Barbara Latorre scores a wonder goal against city rival Espanyol -- eliciting comparisons with superstar men's counterpart Lionel Messi.
Facebook's head of global advertising sales, Carolyn Everson, tells CNN's Poppy Harlow diversity in tech is critical because "women have very important skills to bring."
Facebook's head of global advertising sales, Carolyn Everson, tells CNN's Poppy Harlow the presidential election has been the "number one topic discussed on Facebook in 2015."