ELECTION 2016

Hillary Clinton, in her foreign policy plan, said she would help implement a no-fly zone over Syria.

Some names that have been playfully contemplated? "First dude" and "first laddie," a reference to his Irish heritage.

Facebook executive Sheryl Sandberg is not interested in leaving the social media giant to serve under Hillary Clinton, she has said.

The other Trump goes by "Skip" and is an oncologist who has been subject to countless "you're fired" jokes.

There could be millions of voters who are both registered and no longer living.

Premiums for mid-level health plans under the Affordable Care Act will increase by an average of 25 percent next year.

It is looking less and less likely that Gary Johnson will play spoiler in November's presidential election.

The Republican nominee is making an all-out blitz for Florida after making some questionable comments about U.S.-Cuban relations.

An Alabama gun store owner said "if a certain candidate was elected, these guns, you may not be able to buy them maybe after the first of the year."

A report suggests Trump held parties in the 1990s that featured underage girls and cocaine alongside wealthy men.

In a report, TMZ pointed out that there are some states that do not require voters to present any ID before casting a ballot.

The effort runs at the same time as network news broadcasts and will serve as a lead-in to scheduled nightly campaign rallies.

The map, shared via email Monday, outlines states the campaign predicts will go red and blue. But it doesn't line up with some pundits' forecasts.

A series of hacked emails published by WikiLeaks showed that Hillary Clinton and her aides believed the private email server controversy would blow over soon.

There is already one Supreme Court vacancy and there might be three more over the next four years.

EyeLock tried to win a contract to install iris scanners on Russia's subways to track people on watch lists.

A candidate needs 270 electoral votes to win the U.S. presidency. Only four times in U.S. history has a candidate who lost the popular vote won the electoral vote to become president.

More Americans are opting to forgo the Election Day trip to the voting booth and take care of business early.

The election could be a blowout with an estimated 304 electoral votes going to Hillary Clinton and just 204 going to Donald Trump.

According to several reports, Russian officials were denied permission by Oklahoma, Louisiana and Texas to observe the upcoming American elections.

Donald Trump, whose candidacy has caused ruptures in his party, listed his policy plans for the first 100 days of his presidency in a campaign speech in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.