Final Tally: Clinton Defeats Trump In California By 4.2 Million Votes
Hillary Clinton defeated Donald Trump in California by more than 4.2 million votes, according to the final election tally by the California Secretary of State's Office.
Watch CBS News
Hillary Clinton defeated Donald Trump in California by more than 4.2 million votes, according to the final election tally by the California Secretary of State's Office.
A trending story that claims Hillary Clinton won a total of 57 counties in the presidential election is untrue.
The shooting alarmed those from neighboring businesses all the way to the White House about the real life dangers of fake news on the internet.
A fake news story prompted a man to fire a rifle inside a popular Washington, D.C., pizza place as he attempted to "self-investigate" a conspiracy theory that Hillary Clinton was running a child sex ring from there, police said.
Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-California) introduced legislation to abolish the Electoral College and have presidential elections decided on the popular vote.
Chappelle, claiming to be rusty after a decade largely out of the TV spotlight, proved ready and eager to offer his take on Donald Trump's victory over Hillary Clinton...
As Facebook faces criticism for fake news that was shared during election season, people Googling for election results are being led to a fake news website.
Hillary Clinton on Wednesday said the nation proved to be "more divided than we thought" but urged unity and told her supporters, "We owe him an open mind and a chance to lead."
The bitter defeat in the presidential race has many supporters of Democrat Hillary Clinton shell-shocked in Maine. Among them is Stephen King.
Donald Trump was elected America's 45th president Tuesday, an astonishing victory for a celebrity businessman and political novice who capitalized on voters' economic anxieties, took advantage of racial tensions and overcame a string of sexual assault allegations on his way to the White House.
On an erratic election night, California's elected officials took to Twitter to air their thoughts.
The Donald Trump campaign filed complaints in Nevada Tuesday alleging polling place "anomalies" during early voting in the Las Vegas area.
It's been a long road but today either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump will become the 45th President of the United States.
Katy Perry has been a high-profile surrogate for the Clinton campaign and made a final appeal to voters on social media.
You say you've reached election sensory overload when it comes Hillary and Donald? Why don't you take a few moments away from the rhetorical barrage by joining "Hunter" and "Tenzing".
A polarized America went to the polls Tuesday to pick its 45th president, choosing to elect either Hillary Clinton as the nation's first female commander in chief or billionaire businessman Donald Trump after a long and rancorous campaign that upended U.S. politics.
"Why don't you put your voting shades on, practice your walk to the polls, and go out and vote for Hillary Clinton," she said. "I think it's time to come to Mama."
Voters can not only vote for Hillary Clinton they can be her, thanks to a Snapchat filter
Trump mocked Jay Z questioning his performance "Was it talking or singing?"
WATCH: Feeling stressed about tomorrow? As always, Michael Franti is here to make us feel better. Here's his incredibly powerful spoken word about the buildup to Tuesday's election...
The upcoming "SNL" host has been drawing fire for jokes he made about the election during a stand-up appearance...
Bon Jovi has stumped for Clinton throughout her campaign, while the Boss has spoken out about the unique threat he believes Republican candidate Donald Trump poses.
Did Donald Trump succeed in at last winning over college-educated whites uneasy with the billionaire reality TV star? Did Hillary Clinton rebuild Barack Obama's winning coalition — young voters, urban liberals and minorities.
Rapper Jay Z invited his wife, Beyoncé, along with friends Chance the Rapper and Big Sean to perform with him for Clinton in Cleveland.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee is downplaying speculation that he could be nominated for Secretary of Housing and Urban Development if Hillary Clinton is elected president.
