Election Day has arrived. How are the candidates spending their final hours on the campaign trail?

USA TODAY White House Correspondent Joey Garrison discusses some of the things that could swing today's outcome.

Whatever happens, Donald Trump will leave behind a changed Republican Party.

USA TODAY National Music Writer Melissa Ruggieri looks at the musical legacy of Quincy Jones.

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Republican nominee Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Kamala Harris made some of their final pitches to voters over the weekend.

USA TODAY Congress & Campaigns Reporter Riley Beggin talks through the allies Harris or Trump would have in Congress if elected.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says Donald Trump would seek to remove fluoride from water if elected.

Quincy Jones has died.

USA TODAY National Correspondent Elizabeth Weise gives us some surprising facts about apples.

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There's have been two assassination attempts, a last-minute candidate switch. There are not one, but two global wars, both of which are heating up. The news is overflowing with dire predictions of dictatorship and death threats against election workers. And all of this, sits atop an economy that almost no one feels is going well, despite record stock market gains, low unemployment and rising wages. Americans are feeling anxious. What’s happening? USA TODAY National Correspondent Trevor Hughes has been talking with voters and poll workers across the nation and shares stories from the frontlines of the 2024 election.

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