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The city of Orlando has negotiated a deal to buy Pulse nightclub so that it can be turned into a memorial for the 49 people killed in a June massacre, a city spokeswoman said.

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are poised to fight late into the night Monday as they barnstorm across battleground states on the final full day of campaigning of the 2016 election.

Polls got the last two British votes wrong, Trump's U.K. ally Nigel Farage argues - so could U.S. polling be wrong too?

After nearly two years of slogging through campaign hell, Election Day 2016 is here.

Chude Jideonwo, managing partner of RED, which owns Africa's largest portfolio of youth media brands, explains why Africans care about the American election.

Joshua A. Douglas writes that, since elections are imperfect, courts should be willing to extend the polling hours so that everyone can exercise their right to vote.

Hillary Clinton's odds of winning the presidency rose from 78% last week to 91% Monday before Election Day, according to CNN's Political Prediction Market.

An elementary school in West Baltimore uses meditation in place of detention, sending kids to a quiet space to stretch, do yoga and practice deep breathing.

As millions of American citizens march to the polls Tuesday to fulfill their constitutional duty and right, it's clear that the results of the 2016 election may divide the nation, its states, and even certain cities and towns. But is it splitting some households too?

Donald Trump announced Monday that New England Patriots star quarterback Tom Brady and the team's coach are supporting his campaign for president.

Trump and the conservative media will use his loss to argue that the system is rigged, the political-media establishment is to blame, and any Republican who didn't jump on board the Trump train deserves to be cast out of office.

Five-time America's Cup winner Russell Coutts would like to double the field vying for the oldest trophy in international sport to 12 to grow the sport worldwide.

Voters aren't just choosing the next president on Tuesday. They're mercifully putting the most emotionally draining and overwrought campaign in decades out of its misery.

Hillary Clinton will win in an electoral landslide on Tuesday, but the political baggage she has accumulated over the past year-and-a-half will dissuade congressional Republicans from working with her administration, says longtime Republican political strategist John Weaver.

The political consensus is virtually unanimous: If Hillary Clinton takes North Carolina, it is extremely difficult for Donald Trump to defeat her.

Scotland plans to throw its weight behind a legal battle against the British government to stop it from kicking off "Brexit," First Minister Nicola Sturgeon's office said Tuesday.

Mondelez International has increased the gaps between the individual triangles of Toblerone in the U.K., leaving many fans very angry.

Drugstore giant CVS is warning of slowing sales and profits. The company said it may lose more than 40 million prescriptions as it faces tougher competition from top rival Walgreens.

Police in Australia have launched an investigation after pilots on approach into Melbourne received fake air traffic control communications.

Registered Republicans overtook Democrats in terms of ballots already cast for the first time since voting began in Colorado, according to the latest numbers released Monday.