Voting for US Presidential Elections is going on and everyone is eager to know the results. Millions of Americans have voted already. However, the election day has its own aura and excitement.

US Election 2020: A timeline of what's next according to Indian Standard Time

Voters on both sides of the nation’s widening political divide prepared Monday to render a verdict on President Donald Trump’s four tumultuous years in the White House and, in particular, his management of the coronavirus pandemic that has upended American life for the past eight months.

Undeterred by pandemic, Americans prepare to render a verdict on Trump

A nation with nearly 8% unemployment and mourning more than 231,000 COVID-19 deaths, where 4 out of 5 Americans say they feel nervous about the country’s future, gets a final chance Tuesday to decide which candidate is best equipped to lead it past those daunting numbers.

A country facing high joblessness, virus rates and anxiety picks its President

US President Donald Trump sought to project a calm but confident image on the day when millions of Americans were out to decide whether he will get four more years or not.

On US election day, Trump says he has a 'solid chance of winning'

Britain`s Prince Harry and his American wife Meghan have called on Americans to register to vote in the upcoming U.S. presidential election, entering into political territory where British royals traditionally do not venture.

UK's Prince Harry and wife Meghan encourage Americans to vote in 'most important' election

President Donald Trump on September 8 said that he is willing to spend as much as $100M from his own pocket in his re-election bid as his campaign argued that he could clinch a landslide second-term victory.

US Elections 2020: Trump ready to spend from his pocket

'The nation was more deeply divided than we thought,' Hillary said, in what is an incredible understatement

Hillary Clinton congratulates Trump, offers to work with him

Well-prepared Clinton shines; rattled Trump pledges pro-life values, dangerously and without evidence insists election is rigged against him

Trump refuses to say he'll accept 2016 election results in final presidential debate