The Electoral College is made up of 538 electors. Each elector casts one vote; a presidential candidate needs 270 of these votes to win. More:What is the Electoral College, how many electors does ...

It's (again) the economy: CNN put out a US map that ... But Trump, unlike Republicans before him in recent elections, won substantial votes from Latino and Black men. An NYT analysis hypothesised ...

Yes. Franklin D. Roosevelt, the 32nd president, was in office from 1933 to 1945. Roosevelt won four terms and was the longest-sitting president in U.S. history. Roosevelt’s tenure ultimately led ...

Donald Trump will push fossil fuels and undo renewable energy policies, but it ultimately won’t stop clean energy’s momentum. Trump has always pushed for more oil drilling and fewer ...

But his return to power after a four-year absence — the first since Grover Cleveland’s non-consecutive second presidential term in 1893 — appears to be the product of shrewd and ...

Bette Midler implied via social media that she would drink chemical drain cleaner if former President Donald Trump won the 2024 presidential election. The actress and singer, 78, took to X ...

Former Leon County Schools Superintendent Jackie Pons will once again be at the helm of a school ... "I just didn't have a level of confidence that I would win, but I knew that we worked very ...

Moreno, a businessman with a background in the automotive industry and blockchain technology, was projected by the Associated Press to win in unofficial and yet-to-be-certified returns.

Candidates must have at least 270 electoral votes to win. Because of the Electoral College system, it is possible to win the presidency without winning the popular vote. Was that the case this year?

He called his win the “greatest political movement of all time,” according to multiple outlets and vowed he “will fight” for “every citizen.” “There’s never been anything like this ...

Donald Trump, the twice impeached former president, will once again sit at the nation's helm, having secured 270 electoral votes to win the presidential election per Associated Press projections ...

Former Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said Wednesday that “fear and anger won” with former President Trump clinching the White House again. “He played to fear and anger, and that ...