Nov 08 Watch 53:25 PBS NewsHour full episode Nov. 8, 2016 By PBS News Hour Tuesday on the NewsHour, voters head to the polls to choose between the first woman president and a businessman running for his first elected office. We get perspectives from high-profile supporters of both candidates, an update on the integrity of… Continue watching
Nov 08 Watch 6:47 Clinton and Trump wrap up Election Day by returning to New York By PBS News Hour After more than 500 days of campaigning, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are back where they began their campaigns: New York. Lisa Desjardins recaps the day of voting and John Yang reports from Clinton headquarters at Javits Convention Center and… Continue watching
Nov 08 Watch 7:52 Watch the biggest moments of the campaign in minutes By PBS News Hour It’s been a long road to Nov. 8. Here are some of the most memorable moments of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump from the campaign, from convention speeches to debate exchanges to unearthed videos. Continue watching
Nov 08 Watch What makes the 2016 election unique in history By PBS News Hour Has there ever been an election like 2016? What would the founding fathers think of the candidates? Judy Woodruff and Hari Sreenivasan speak with presidential historian Michael Beschloss to get some historical perspective. Continue watching
Nov 08 Hundreds of 'I Voted' stickers left at Susan B. Anthony's grave By Corinne Segal Visitors flocked to Anthony's grave in Mount Hope Cemetery in Rochester, New York, on Tuesday, leaving hundreds of "I Voted" stickers behind in a tribute to the women's suffrage leader. Continue reading
Nov 08 Control of House at stake, GOP battles to limit losses By Alan Fram, Associated Press Republicans seemed on track to secure two more years of House control in Tuesday's elections but with erosion of their historic majority, leaving hard-line conservatives with added clout to vex party leaders. Continue reading
Nov 08 Supreme Court weighs cities' plea to sue banks for bias By Associated Press WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court seems inclined to allow Miami to sue banks for predatory lending practices among minority customers that led to foreclosures, declines in property taxes and dips in property values. Continue reading
Nov 08 Jury awards UVA administrator $3 million over Rolling Stone article By Alison Thoet A jury awarded $3 million in damages Monday to a former University of Virginia dean in a defamation case against Rolling Stone magazine. Continue reading
Nov 08 Puerto Rican voter surge in Florida is no surprise By Kenya Downs Florida, a key battleground state for several of the last election cycles, has been known for its politically active Cuban-American population, but it's Puerto Rican voters who might be making an early impact. Continue reading
Nov 08 Here's how hackers might mess with electronic voting on Election Day By Nsikan Akpan Here's what to watch for on Election Day in case hackers decide to sway the vote. Continue reading