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Unlikely media figures drawn into 2016 election, from Billy Bush to Howard Stern.

From infinity and beyond, he found a way to vote.

CNN Legal Analyst Laura Coates reflects on the legacy of Janet Reno - a pioneer and a steadfast follower of the law, whether it took her to triumph or to tragedy.

"Pleasant" and "calm" are two words that haven't been used to describe the 2016 presidential election. But they should characterize the weather across much of the country on Election Day.

No, you cannot vote in the US presidential election by text message, despite some deceptive social media ads urging Hillary Clinton supporters to do so.

Dallas Mavericks revoke press credentials of two ESPN reporters

The world's attention is rightly focused this week on the US election. On the other side of the world, diplomats are meeting on the climate change crisis.

Janet Reno lived a historic life. The Miami native died Monday at 78. Take a look at a career punctuated by high-profile prosecutions and controversial tactics.

The Supreme Court Monday denied an emergency request filed by Democratic lawyers to reinstate a federal court order barring the Trump campaign from engaging in activities that Democrats allege could lead to voter intimidation in Ohio.

A young woman reflects on why Election 2016 motivated her to cast her first vote.

A strong earthquake that rumbled through central Oklahoma Sunday night has caused damage to buildings and resulted in the evacuation of nearby residents.

Pope Francis delivered a powerful message on Saturday warning against "social walls" forming around the world and political fearmongering that is fueling intolerance.

Indiana Democrats took responsibility Monday for a get-out-the-vote flub that left local officials looking into allegations of voter disenfranchisement.

In the wake of the death of Janet Reno, the US's first female attorney general, one tribute stood out from the rest.

Donald Trump Jr. on Monday defended spreading misinformation by retweeting false claims his father had survived an assassination attempt, saying in a radio interview that he was simply following news in real time and that he doesn't delete tweets.

No, Newsweek's Hillary Clinton cover is not proof the election is rigged

Hillary Clinton's campaign sent cease-and-desist letters to broadcasters advising that they shouldn't air ads from pro-Donald Trump PACs that include the claim that Clinton is "under investigation by the FBI."

An Ikea display, only 25 square meters, is meant to transport customers thousands of kilometers away, to Damascus -- to the world of Rana, a Syrian mother.

History tells us that the extreme elements of Trump's base will feel the President of the United States is on their side if he's elected, writes Dean Obeidallah.

The percentage of eligible Latino voters who turn out to cast ballots typically isn't as high as other demographics, but early voting data in three key battleground states suggest that could be changing in the 2016 race.