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Florida is one of the key battleground states in each modern American election, but whether third-party candidates had anything to do with Trump's win in the state is another story.

Exit polls play a huge role in helping the major networks make early projections on election night.

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

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.

Leonardo DiCaprio's "Before the Flood" documentary can be watched free online until Nov. 6.

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

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

Gore is campaigning for Clinton in Florida Tuesday. One time long ago he may or may not have said he invented the internet.

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

President Barack Obama is enjoying the highest approval rating of his second term, which is linked to support for nominee Hillary Clinton.

Christie Brinkley has dismissed rumors claiming that she and her boyfriend John Mellencamp broke up due to their conflicting political viewpoints.

Seth Meyers reminded viewers that in 2008 there were large groups of Hillary Clinton supporters vowing not to vote for Barack Obama.

The Republican wants as many chances as he can get to take on the Democratic nominee for president.

Chris Rock was a highlight of an Academy Awards ceremony that veered deeply into race. But historical films ruled at the diversity-focused Oscars.

In Thursday's GOP debate, the Texas senator was attacked for saying he supported the Supreme Court chief justice whose vote decided Obamacare cases.

Environmental activists and Democrats had been hoping the president would reject the project before global climate talks in Paris this month.

If Jim Webb decides to make the jump from Democrat to independent, he would follow the likes of Ralph Nader, whose candidacy enabled Republican George W. Bush to defeat Democrat Al Gore.

“Democrats really are pretty content with the current field of candidates for president," a polling official said.

The former secretary of state pretended to be a bartender named Val to Kate McKinnon's Clinton impersonation.