Madonna plays surprise concert in park for Clinton
About 300 people jammed into Washington Square Park, in the heart of Manhattan, to watch the pop singer perform her hits
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About 300 people jammed into Washington Square Park, in the heart of Manhattan, to watch the pop singer perform her hits
For many Americans, this election season has been extremely stressful, no matter which party they support
Clinton capped her 17-month presidential bid with a midnight rally in North Carolina, after campaigning with President Obama in Philadelphia
Vladimir Putin is out to bring back the glory days of mighty Russia, and he blames the U.S. for getting in his way
Higher stocks, a stronger Mexican peso and election bourses augur a Democratic victory -- but are they right?
The stock market’s past performance after presidential elections offers some solace as this tumultuous battle finally ends
While some reporters simply state facts, Schieffer states the cold hard truth
Trump also claimed two high-profile sports world endorsements during his last day of campaigning
About 300 people jammed into Washington Square Park, in the heart of Manhattan, to watch the pop singer perform some of her biggest hits
From "Hotline Bling" to Bill Clinton's fascination with balloons, this year's presidential campaign didn't disappoint social media
The upcoming "SNL" host has been drawing fire for jokes he made about the election during a stand-up appearance
Cher is going to be very disappointed with NASA's lack of progress on space exploration if Donald Trump wins the election
After printing too few copies after Obama’s historic 2008 win, papers plan to have plenty on hand to sell this year
The "Born This Way" singer isn't buying Melania Trump's crusade against online bullying
Climate negotiators have begun working on implementing the Paris Agreement despite huge political uncertainties ahead
National survey assesses where the presidential race stands and what's driving voters
As GOP nominee storms across map in quest to squeeze out Election Day surprise, distractions include popular musicians and a letter from the FBI director
In two days, American voters will send a president to the White House, but both the leading candidates have the highest disapproval ratings in U.S. history
Much has been said of Clinton’s appeals to women voters, but her campaign has quietly been chasing the votes of fathers and grandfathers, too
Tune in for the latest on the home stretch of the 2016 election and the terror threat that was reported this week
Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton making final push for votes, hitting battleground states hard in campaign's last weekend
CBS News Elections Director Anthony Salvanto and "Face the Nation" anchor John Dickerson discuss the state of the presidential race four days from Election Day
Rob Reiner was appalled to learn his Twitter account was claiming he'd thrown his support behind Donald Trump
Co-founder Mike Krieger explains the social media app's new e-commerce feature and the "From Where I Stand 2016" campaign to focus on the issues that matter in the election
The stakes are high for Congress this election cycle. Republicans have to defend twice as many Senate seats compared to the Democrats, who only need to steal four seats if Hillary Clinton is elected, or five if Trump wins. Here are the Senate battleground states that could hand Democrats the congressional majority.