The Los Angeles Lakers have fired head coach Mike Brown after a disappointing 1-4 start to the season, according to multiple reports. Click here for more.
President Obama won Ohio and other six swing states to surpass the 270 electoral votes needed to beat Republican challenger Mitt Romney and secure a second term in the White House. He won re-election with broad support from moderates, women, and minorities. Click here for more details.
President Obama returns to the White House ‘more determined and more inspired’. Click to watch President Obama’s speech.
Barack Obama’s get-out-the-vote organization came through, just as it had in 2008, helping the president retain office. Mitt Romney never overcame his image as an out-of-touch millionaire and he lost the female and Hispanic vote to the president. Click here for more.
Candidates need 270 electoral votes to win the presidency, and President Obama was re-elected with 303 electoral votes, Mitt Romney received 206. Click here for more details.
Missouri Sen. Claire McCaskill (D) successfully defended her seat on Tuesday against opponent Rep. Todd Akin (R), the Tea Party-backed Republican who became infamous for his comments about “legitimate rape.” Click here for more details.
According to a new poll released two days before the election, it ‘s all tied up. Click here for more details.
Leave it to Saturday Night Live to make fun of Gov. Christie praising President Obama, but supporting Romney. Click here to watch.
This weekend Daylight Saving Time ends and we fall back. Remember to set your clocks and watches back 1 hour Saturday at 2am. And don’t forget to check and change the batteries in your fire and carbon monoxide detectors. Enjoy the extra hour!
Oscar buzz is already in the air for Flight. Denzel Washington stars as a flawed airline pilot, it’s directed by Robert Zemeckis and also stars Don Cheadle and John Goodman. Click here for more.
The October jobs report is out and 171,000 jobs were added, while the jobless rate ticked up 7.9% from 7.8%. Click here for more details.
President Obama surveyed the damage Wednesday along the storm-ravaged Jersey shore, joining Garden State Gov. Chris Christie in a seaside showing of bipartisan concern in the devastating wake of Hurricane Sandy. CLICK HERE TO SEE PHOTOS.