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Former first lady Barbara Bush has been among the nation's most prominent women for decades. USA TODAY looks at facts about her life you may not know. → Read More
To mark Donald Trump's election as the 45th president of the United States, 'The New Yorker' has opted for a stark image. → Read More
It's a transition tradition, and it's always civil. → Read More
It's a transition tradition, and it's always civil. → Read More
In a 269-269 Electoral College tie, here's what could happen. → Read More
Amid all the darkness on the campaign trail, came a (quite literal) ray of light Wednesday: Joe Biden and his Ray-Bans. → Read More
As the race enters its final sprint, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton each have a to-do list. → Read More
The Massachusetts senator — and Trump tormentor — used one of his debate lines against him Monday. → Read More
The final debate had a larger audience than the second debate earlier this month. → Read More
The final debate had a larger audience than the second debate earlier this month. → Read More
The debate ended about as you'd expect. → Read More
Only in 2016 would the first drama of a presidential debate be whether or not the candidates would shake hands. They did not, neither before nor after. That is how ugly this campaign has become. → Read More
The GOP nominee declining to say whether he'd accept outcome drew sharp reactions. → Read More
Only in 2016 would the first drama of a presidential debate be whether or not the candidates would shake hands. They did not, neither before nor after. That is how ugly this campaign has become. → Read More
The GOP nominee declining to say whether he'd accept outcome drew sharp reactions. → Read More
The debate ended about as you'd expect. → Read More
Vladimir Putin has been invoked plenty during the 2016 campaign, and that was the case Wednesday night in Las Vegas. → Read More
The GOP nominee maintained his charge that the election was "rigged." → Read More
The GOP nominee maintained his charge that the election was "rigged." → Read More
At the first one they did; at the second they didn't. This was the tie-breaker. → Read More