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Four U.S. Presidents have won the election because they gained more electoral votes, despite losing the popular vote.

Since Antonin Scalia's death in February, the U.S. Supreme Court has been operating short-handed.

A vote for Gary Johnson in the presidential election could yet match the impact of past notable third-party candidates.

With the polls tightening, it could yet be a late night for those waiting to find out who will be the next president.

The Real Clear Politics average of major polls indicates Democrat Hillary Clinton will win the popular vote as well.

Ex-presidents often hit the speech circuit and sign lucrative book deals after leaving office.

A 2008 email chain warning John Podesta to improve security for classified information came up when he was in charge of President Barack Obama’s transition team.

The Democratic presidential candidate has hailed her time at the State Department as a proving ground for her leadership abilities.

Recent national polls have Hillary Clinton leading Donald Trump by as much as 9 points.

The battle between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump has some way to go to match the closeness of these presidential elections.

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.

While Hillary Clinton appears to be the frontrunner on Nov. 8, Donald Trump still has a lead in some recent polls.

The data show several messages sent by John Podesta, now Hillary Clinton’s campaign chief, to Barack Obama in 2008 — just days before Obama was elected as president.

So, what does Trump's 2016 rigging claims have to do with the 2000 election?

A recent survey suggests millennials are more favorable to communism than older generations.

Although there have been plenty of rumors questioning presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s health during the 2016 election, sources close to the democrat maintain that she follows a healthy diet.

It's anyone's guess what's going to happen this year.

Johnson is polling at about 7 percent, but he's becoming increasingly popular.

Presidents started dressing more casually to appear like regular guys and connect with voters.

A series of initiatives could see Muslims vote in record numbers in the U.S. presidential election.

U.S. President Barack Obama will lead the dedication ceremony Saturday that will be followed by a three-day festival.