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"We are not calling for the slaughtering of white people -- at least for now," Julius Malema said

Thousands of civilians have made their way out of the city towards newly built IDP camps to the east.

After a bitter, eighteen-month-long election that exposed some of the nation’s most painful divisions and shook its democratic institutions, Americans prepared on Tuesday morning to cast their ballots for president. Hi...

The pollster extraordinaire says this group could push swing states into blue.

Helicopter-parenting isn't the answer

President Park Geun-hye of South Korea, in an effort to defuse an influence-peddling scandal, has asked rival political parties to recommend a new prime minister.

Taxi drivers from around Brazil staged a protest in the capital Tuesday against the presence of Uber, demanding that it be prohibited.

Investigators have identified the suspected coordinator of both the Paris and Brussels terror attacks as Oussama Atar, a French intelligence source has told CNN.

Many tens of millions of voters need to wake up tomorrow and actually vote, but if they do in the numbers we expect, Hillary Clinton will win the presidency. She holds a clear and consistent national lead in SurveyMonkey...

Two of three parties governing the small Baltic nation have broken off their coalition agreement, leaving Prime Minister Taavi Roivas exposed to a vote of no confidence in the country's Parliament.

Florida, the fourth largest state in terms of electoral votes, is a toss up

Early voting is nearly over. More people have voted early in the 2016 election, 46.26 million than in the 2016 election in its entirely, which saw 46.22 million. There are several states with incomplete or no reporting, ...

Rurik Jutting has pleaded not guilty to the murders of Sumarti Ningsih and Seneng Mujiasih

Stop the Steal issued new guidance to its network of volunteer poll monitors.

Americans start to vote after final efforts by candidates to influence voters in last hours of campaigning.

A primer before the final day.

A German court sentenced a far-right politician to eight months in prison on Monday for displaying a Nazi-style tattoo, siding with prosecutors and stiffening the suspended term he originally received.

"In America, rich people get richer and poor people like us get poorer."

Harry, 32, and Markle, 35, reportedly met over the summer.

The VP hopeful said today's election could come down to these four states.

Intel community blames Moscow for series of campaign-related hacks.

Yemen's ongoing conflict has also caused a shortage of medical doctors