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Former Republican President George W. Bush and his wife, Laura, did not cast a vote for U.S. president on Tuesday but did vote for Republicans in down-ballot races, a spokesman for Bush said.

Britain's Prince Harry on Tuesday lashed out at the "wave of abuse and harassment" hurled at his American actress girlfriend Meghan Markle.

Donald Trump might be trailing in surveys but the Republican nominee is more popular than his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in Google searches in the US.

US President Barack Obama on Monday said at one of his last campaign rallies in the key state of Michigan that the people who supported him in the 2008 and 2012 elections need to "trust him" again and go vote for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary...

For many in south block Hillary Clinton is a known entity and Donald Trump so far has been a maverick someone who can sound highly impractical at times.

US President Barack Obama hitting the campaign trail again asked Florida voters to choose the Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton and prevent her Republican rival, Donald Trump, from getting into the White House.

Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has thrown political tradition aside to make her support for Hillary Clinton clear for all to see.

News reports about the race for the White House on Russian television devote most of their time to elaborating on Donald Trump's allegations that Hillary Clinton is corrupt and the election is rigged.

A woman missing since August was found on Thursday chained up "like a dog" in a padlocked metal container in rural South Carolina, officials said.

Further, they have found new emails as part of the 650,000 that may be classified.

A predominantly African-American church was badly burned is the US state of Mississippi, with the words "Vote Trump" spray-painted on the side of the building, police said.

Australia's Queensland state on Thursday passed a bill allowing same-sex couples to legally adopt children.

The Roman Catholic Church's ban on women becoming priests is forever and will never be changed: Pope

South Korea's embattled president Park Geun-Hye replaced her prime minister and two other top cabinet members on Wednesday, in her latest bid to contain a damaging political scandal.

At least 13 persons died after a fierce fire broke out at a karaoke lounge in Vietnam's capital city, officials said.

For the first time in 30 years, an Indian-American monthly publication has endorsed a US presidential candidate as it asked its readers to vote for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinto