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There are several suggestions for 2016 presidential hopefuls; here's a top four run down for the Republicans.

There are several suggestions for 2016 presidential hopefuls; here's a top four rundown for the Democrats.

Bahrain continues its crackdown on political dissent, stripping 31 activists of citizenship after banning public protests last week.

Linda McMahon was denied for the second time a United States Senate seat from Connecticut. McMahon lost to Democrat Chris Murphy in the most expensive race in the state's history.

Rush Limbaugh believes the United States is "lost."

The cabinet of French President Hollande has approved a draft bill that would legalize gay marriage throughout France, while the US goes state by state.

According to the odds posted on bovada.lv, the Democratic Party has 10-to-13 odds of continuing its hold on the White House. The Republican Party is closer to even money at 10-to-11 odds.

Cuba will receive emergency aid from the U.N. after Hurricane Sandy caused widespread damage in the eastern portion of the island.

A woman in Kenya named her newborn twins Barack Obama and Mitt Romney.

While Paul Ryan will not be the Vice President of the United States of America, he will be continuing his political career. Ryan won re-election in his home state of Wisconsin.

Barber, 67, an aide to Giffords at the time, won a special election in June to replace his boss in the House, defeating Iraq War veteran Jesse Kelly.

South Korea hopes to spur tourism and economic growth by building a $264-billio mega-city near Seoul.

For the first time, a majority of Puerto Ricans have voted in favor of dropping their status as a U.S. territory to become state.

David Cameron says the UK will work with Syrian rebels, a bold move that begs for collaboration from Barack Obama.

Eva Longoria said she was "moved to tears" after Barack Obama's re-election.

Almost 100 police officers have been killed in the ghettoes of Sao Paulo since the beginning of the year, prompting a crackdown.

Donald Trump faced wide criticism after urging voters to protest the election results.

From same-sex marriage to cannabis to Elizabeth Warren, the left has a lot to celebrate.

High taxes, poor weather and a weak economy have prompted a mass exodus of Britain's middle-class professionals.

Brian Williams, while covering election night and Obama's victory, dismissed Donald Trump, who has a longtime rivalry with President Barack Obama.

China has been fascinating Westerners for a long time, but now they are increasingly doing something that used to be extremely rare: getting college degrees there.

Iran has reacted cooly to Barack Obama's reelection as U.S. president, citing his support of crippling economic sanctions.

During the 2012 Election, Republican commentator Sean Hannity broke New York State law by tweeting a picture of his voting ballot.

Obama, now a graying statesman, has come far from the youthful outsider who dared Americans to hope for real social/political change in 2008.

At least 100 people were missing after a boat carrying about Bangladeshis and Rohingya Muslims from Myanmar capsized in the Bay of Bengal Wednesday, Reuters reported quoting a Bangladeshi border force officer.

The reaction to President Obama's victory apparently broke several records on Twitter, the social media site reported.

Indian Army troops guarding the Indo-China border have reported sightings of Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) in the Ladakh region of Jammu and Kashmir. An Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force (ITBP) unit deployed in Thakung, near the Pangong Tso Lake, reported over 100 sightings of luminous objects between Aug. 1 and Oct. 15 this year.

Barack Obama has won the election with a comfortable margin and is set to embark on his second tenure at the White House. In a presidential race that was tight till the end with volatile opinion poll results indicating a cliffhanger, Obama has come out as a clear winner.