Have you ever wondered about the symbols for two of the major parties combating in the presidential elections? It is one of the most frequently asked questions that anyone observing US elections has.

Rock legend Bruce Springsteen urges voters to choose Hillary Clinton and an inclusive vision of America as he warmed up a massive election eve rally in Philadelphia.

With hours to go before Americans vote, Democrat Hillary Clinton has about a 90 percent chance of defeating Republican Donald Trump in the race for the White House.

The raucous, passionate and unpredictable 2016 US presidential election is on track to notch another distinction: the most wagered-upon political event ever.

Hillary Clinton is the only candidate who will bring all Americans together and uplift them, outgoing US President Barack Obama has said as he assailed Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump of lying with "impunity".

Turnout among African American and Hispanic voters in the United States is surging, and this swell of minority participation could spell trouble for Donald Trump's White House hopes.

Democrat Hillary Clinton headed into the final day of a tight White House race against Republican Donald Trump yesterday with new momentum after the FBI said no criminal charges were forthcoming in an investigation of her email practices.

There was something eerily familiar about watching the present US election as a Bangladeshi. We have seen it all several times

White House rivals Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are due to duel for a handful of must-win states in an endgame election frenzy capping a historically divisive campaign.

Dollar rises after the FBI decided that US Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton will not face criminal charges, which was seen as a boost to her chances of winning Tuesday's contest with Republican rival Donald Trump.

The US elections are always held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. The 2016 Presidential election will be held on November 8, 2016. Ever wondered why Election Day is always on a Tuesday?

In this election, USA Today has emerged from the neutral zone of not endorsing a presidential candidate in its 34-year history to declare Donald Trump a “serial liar” who “traffics in prejudice” and is “unfit for the presidency.”

Newspapers, journals and other media endorsements are viewed as an important factor in terms of determining voters' inspiration for US Presidential Elections. Some of the major newspaper endorsements have proven to be very effective and accurate. For example, in the last 156 years big gun New York Times has endorsed 39 presidential nominees; of them 24 won.

Floyd Mayweather accepted an invite to watch Filipino icon Manny Pacquiao's WBO title fight on Saturday, leaving many wondering if a request to step back in the ring would be next.

Hillary Clinton’s and Donald Trump’s campaigns are pulling out the big guns with just a day left for the election.

Republican nominee Donald Trump has drawn the attention of the whole world because of his controversial comments ridiculously delivered during US presidential campaign since announcing his candidacy. Here are 16 of the most controversial comments made by Trump during his campaign of one of the most unpredictable and wildest elections in living memory.

The FBI lifts the threat that Hillary Clinton might face charges over her private email server -- dropping a campaign bombshell 36 hours before her White House showdown with Donald Trump.

Hillary Clinton has won a landslide in the newspapers endorsement race.

With hours until Election Day, the wildest US presidential race in memory has grown more competitive in most of the battleground states, although Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton continues to hold a broader path to victory than Republican Donald Trump.

The Islamic State terror group has called for "slaughter" of American voters on Election Day and urged Muslims not to participate in the democratic process, according to a US-based terrorist monitoring group.