For hundreds of years, the United States of America has used the Electoral College to pick a president and vice president. As Nick Westoll explains, the national popular vote is not enough to win.

Federal Liberals are defending the Housing Accelerator Fund, after a renewed attack from Conservatives. Pierre Poilievre says he’d axe the program to fund a cut to GST on new homes under $1 million.

Donald Trump is expected to watch the election with a group of close supporters, including Elon Musk. Michael Yoshida looks at how the Republican Presidential nominee will be spending election night.

Kamala Harris is gathering with supporters at Howard University in Washington on election night. Julia Benbrook discusses why the school is so important to Harris, and what her easiest path to victory would be.

Bomb-sniffing dogs and tight security are just two of the precautions being taken as Americans head to the polls. Mark McAllister looks at what voters are facing as they chose their next President.

After a dramatic and divisive campaign, a polarized nation has its say in a pivotal presidential election. Caryn Ceolin spoke to American voters as the first polls opened on Election Day in Washington, D.C.

As Americans cast their ballot, Native Americans are looking for a candidate that will continue to work with their Nations after the election

“I’m pissed” – that from Alberta Premier Danielle Smith on the federal government’s planned new emissions cap target. Rayn Rashid reports.